Our Solutions

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 Transforming Rice Cultivation through AWD 

 Alternate Wetting and Drying (AWD) is an innovative water management technique in rice cultivation that significantly contributes to climate change mitigation. Unlike traditional continuous flooding, AWD periodically alternates between wet and dry soil conditions, thereby reducing anaerobic decomposition and methane emissions. Using perforated water tubes (approximately 30 cm long) to monitor water depth, farmers can precisely manage irrigation, enhancing water efficiency and lowering greenhouse gas emissions while maintaining crop productivity.

Benefits to Farmers  :

· Lower methane emissions up to 48%.

· Significantly reduced water footprint by 30%.

· Enhanced grain quality, increased productivity up to 10%

· Minimize chemical usage, fostering healthier and sustainable agriculture

· Sequestered carbon improves soil health, biodiversity

· Increases in Farmer’s Profits 

· Earn extra income through carbon credit sales

· Improved literacy, nutrition, and health for farming families.

· Promote better collaboration between entrepreneurs.

· Water pump fuel and energy consumption will be reduced.

· Gender mainstreaming through inclusive growth initiatives.

Agroforestry is a nature-based solution that restores ecosystems and mitigates climate change through afforestation and reforestation. By integrating trees and shrubs with crops and/or livestock, our agroforestry systems create diversified, productive, and sustainable land-use models. This holistic approach enhances farm resilience, improves soil and water health, and strengthens the synergy between agricultural and ecological systems.

At Ampivo Green, we focus on the Agriculture, Forestry, and Other Land Use (AFOLU) sector to deliver projects that reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, sequester carbon, and generate long-term environmental and community benefits.

Biochar is a powerful natural solution that enhances soil fertility, improves water retention, and permanently sequesters carbon. At the core of this process is the controlled burning of organic waste—such as crop residue and plant biomass—in a low-oxygen environment. This transforms the waste into highly stable, activated carbon. When applied to farmland, biochar acts as an organic soil enhancer, boosting productivity, enriching soil health, and significantly reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.

At Ampivo Green, we integrate biochar projects into our regenerative agriculture strategy, turning farm waste into a valuable resource that improves farmer livelihoods while contributing to large-scale carbon removal and climate resilience.

Bioenergy transforms animal waste into clean energy and organic fertilizer through biodigester technology. This process enables farmers to generate their own thermal and mechanical energy, reducing reliance on costly, non-renewable fuels. At the same time, it produces high-quality organic fertilizer, enriching soils and strengthening the foundation for regenerative agriculture.

At Ampivo Green, we drive eco-technology projects that empower rural communities with renewable energy solutions, improve farmer livelihoods, and close the loop on agricultural waste—turning everyday challenges into sustainable opportunities.

Regenerative agriculture is a holistic farming approach that restores soil health, enhances biodiversity, and strengthens climate resilience. By focusing on practices such as crop rotation, cover cropping, minimal tillage, and water-efficient methods like Alternate Wetting and Drying (AWD), it improves soil fertility while reducing input costs.

At Ampivo Green, we champion regenerative agriculture to build resilient farm ecosystems that sequester carbon, conserve natural resources, and create long-term economic and environmental benefits for farming communities.