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Demo: illustrative funder profiles, no endorsement or commitment implied.
Jobs for Nature

Find nature work you can fund, and see why it fits.

Tell us where you fund and what you care about. We show the implementation partners that fit, the evidence behind each reason, and what is still missing.

We give reasons, not scores. Every number names its source.

Quick match

Two questions. You can add more detail on the next page.

Where do you fund?

Pick a province, or catchments for a closer match.

Catchments (optional)
What do you care about?

Who it is for

Funding partners

Water users, companies, public funds, foundations and outcome payers. Describe your funding once and see which partners fit, with the evidence and the gaps.

Try one of 3 illustrative funder profiles to see how it works.

For funding partners

Implementation partners

Organisations that do the work: clearing alien plants, testing rivers, protecting springs, recycling, food gardens. Show what you deliver and what funders need from you next.

For implementation partners

The first partner on the platform

Duzi-uMngeni Conservation Trust (DUCT)

A Pietermaritzburg trust that runs the EnviroChamps and Learn-Work-Earn programme with 11 to 13 community partner organisations a round. Teams clear alien plants, report sewer and water faults, test river health, protect springs, run recycling and food gardens.

  • 196

    work sites in 7 catchments

    Sources: Kwantu SEF contracts and payroll records (DUCT); DWS quaternary catchments

  • 2,578

    people employed across 3 rounds (payroll-backed)

    Source: Kwantu SEF contracts and payroll records (DUCT)

  • 3

    SEF rounds reported (R2, R3, R4)

    Sources: DUCT Close-Out Report, SEF Round 2; DUCT Close-Out Report, SEF Round 3; DUCT Quarterly Report, SEF Round 4 Q2

See DUCT's profile