Systemic projects aim at addressing gaps in the local administrative, commercial, social and/or political system. Projects in this category can be everything from organizing farmers in trade groups to increase their collective bargaining power to mobilize women to take a larger part in local politics.

The purpose of systemic projects is to positively impact the relationships around our infrastructure projects to increase their chances of improving life in local communities

1. Improving land rights legislation and making the legislation clearer to apply.

1. Conduct awareness campaigns to educate local communities about nature conservation and climate change mitigation.
2. Create farming cooperatives to increase their collective bargaining power, share knowledge and increase cooperation.
3. Advocate policies that gives vulnerable groups access to farming land
4. Provide training and support for the installation, operation, and maintenance of renewable energy infrastructure.
5. Develop financing mechanisms to make renewable energy technologies accessible to local communities.
6. Increasing political participation by local communities and women especially
7. Raising gender issues in policy making
8. Raising issues of child protection in policy making on local government level