Tree Aid is an international development NGO that tackles poverty and climate change by empowering communities in Africa's drylands to manage trees sustainably. They focus on natural resource management, forest governance, enterprise development, and food security. Their target audience includes rural communities in Burkina Faso, Ethiopia, Ghana, Mali, and Niger. Tree Aid's unique selling proposition is its community-driven approach to using trees for sustainable livelihoods, contributing to initiatives like the Great Green Wall. They offer services such as tree planting, enterprise support, and environmental restoration, helping communities build resilience against climate change[1][2][3].