The Restoration Seed Capital Facility (RSCF) helps forest landscape restoration (FLR) projects in developing countries become investment-ready. By offering early-stage funding and technical support, it bridges the financing gap for sustainable land-use initiatives that often struggle to attract private investors.
Backed by the governments of Germany and Luxembourg and implemented by the UN Environment Programme and Frankfurt School of Finance and Management, the RSCF supports many project, so far covering nearly half a million hectares and unlocking $100 million in climate-resilient, biodiversity-friendly investments.
I developed the project’s reporting website as an intranet application, functioning similarly to a tailored accounting solution. It enables partner companies to submit detailed progress reports, allowing RSCF to closely monitor financial activity and project spending.
While the platform originally included a public-facing frontend, this has since been decoupled to create a clear separation. My work now focuses exclusively on the reporting infrastructure.
I'm proud to contribute to a meaningful initiative that supports global sustainability and environmental restoration.