Projects
Moabi has worked on a diverse range of projects with both local and international partners. Below are short overviews of our most recent projects. If you’d like to work with us on your project, get in touch!
Taking our name from the Moabi tree (Baillonella toxisperma), Moabi uses cutting edge technology to map and monitor logging, forest carbon projects, palm oil, and mining. We work in partnership with local and international organizations to increase transparency and accountability in the natural resource sector. Our technology has been tried and tested in the remote forests and challenging political climate of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Moabi has worked on a diverse range of projects with both local and international partners. Below are short overviews of our most recent projects. If you’d like to work with us on your project, get in touch!
Read about how we have applied our technology
and approaches on the ground.
A REDD+ Safeguard Information System (SIS) requires not only rigorous data collection on local social/environmental investments and grievances but must also adapt to the constraints of regions with limited infrastructure and financial resources.
IIASA scientists map where palm oil could expand in the Democratic Republic of Congo to become a major palm oil producer
The Extreme Citizen Science Research Group (ExCiteS) at University College London leads a training with indigenous communities in Equateur Province on participatory mapping of local resources.
With vast tracks of tropical forest straddling the equator, an abundance of freshwater, and a favorable climate, DRC could follow Indonesia and become a major exporter of palm oil.
Moabi has worked on a diverse range of projects
with both local and international partners.
