Every programme reports against the same Planet & People framework, so the figures add up across the whole network — reported by local teams, not estimated.
“The 118 who improved each sat the same assessment twice, months apart. That is why we trust the number.”
1,929 English sessions supported 624 adult learners; 118 improved a measured level and 65 reached a formal milestone — tracked against a start-of-year baseline.
See MutatioMare’s impact →The network total is the sum of these local teams — filter by focus or country, or open any NGO for its full picture.
The team ran 346 beach and reef clean-ups this year and weighed every haul, so the 2,806 kg figure is…
495 environmental workshops reached nearly 3,000 people, and health sessions brought basic nutrition…
1,633 surveys tracked 92 endangered species, 48 of them now monitored month to month. The monitoring…
Over 3,300 biodiversity surveys recorded 658 species, with 475 now monitored across the reconnected…
1,929 English sessions supported 624 adult learners; 118 improved a measured level and 65 reached a…
2,666 learning sessions reached 1,412 children, alongside 537 gender-equality sessions with 559…
The figures above are the summary. Download the reports and datasets behind them — the raw thing, not just our headline.
Every number here comes from a local team. A few of them, in their own words.
“Attendance is easy to count. What matters is that families changed what they cook — and that is what we are now trying to measure.”
“Monitoring 48 species every month is the difference between noticing a decline and reacting too late.”
“A corridor only works if it is watched. 475 species monitored means we can prove it is being used.”
“The 118 who improved each sat the same assessment twice, months apart. That is why we trust the number.”
“We can tell you how many children we taught. Next year we will be able to tell you how many are reading better.”
We report the change, not just the activity — we show our working, and we are honest about what we cannot prove yet.
An output is the work done; an outcome is the change it caused. We lead with outcomes and label every figure.
We trace giving to a single, real outcome and publish the sum — so you can check it, not just trust it.
Every NGO’s badge is earned through concrete steps, not self-declared.
What we are still building: CO₂e per hub, women's confidence change and per-child learning gains are collected but not yet complete for 2025 — shown as "coming online" rather than filled with a guess.