Frontier Timber is a social for-profit enterprise dedicated to transforming East Africa's landscape through sustainable afforestation. Operating primarily in Uganda, we partner with local communities to restore degraded lands and create thriving forest ecosystems.
Our innovative model combines community empowerment, advanced GIS technology, and sustainable forestry practices to ensure long-term environmental and economic benefits for all stakeholders.
Through land leasing agreements and revenue-sharing partnerships, we create sustainable livelihoods while combating climate change and preserving biodiversity.
To become East Africa's leading provider of sustainable wood products, promoting forest conservation and community empowerment.
Produce high-quality, certified timber using sustainable forestry practices while restoring ecosystems and creating shared prosperity.
Uganda consumes an estimated 1.5–1.7 million m³ of industrial wood annually, with regional markets offering additional demand.
Estimated at 700,000 to 1 million m³ of roundwood annually
Production has the potential to double by the end of the decade
Strong demand from regional markets across East Africa
We focus on five strategic priority areas to deliver value across East Africa
Developing 40,000 hectares of plantations by 2036 to supply premium timber for construction and furniture markets.
Afforestation projects certified under global standards (Verra, Gold Standard) for the voluntary carbon market.
Integrating food crops with tree plantations to boost community income and food security.
Converting plantation residues into fuel briquettes, biochar, and organic fertiliser pellets.
Providing cutting-edge monitoring and analytics for forestry management and traceability.
Building East Africa's largest certified timber network
Creating lasting change across East Africa through measurable results
Creating sustainable employment and income opportunities for local communities through responsible timber production.
Empowering local communities through education, skill development, and equitable partnership models.
Restoring degraded landscapes, enhancing biodiversity, and combating climate change through reforestation.
Building capacity through professional forestry training and modern monitoring techniques.
Preserving and promoting traditional woodworking skills while integrating sustainable practices.
Blending traditional knowledge with modern technology for optimal forest management and production.
Our strategic edge combines scale, community, technology, and global standards
From 4,000 hectares today to 40,000 hectares by 2036, we're building East Africa's largest certified timber network
Revenue-sharing, outgrower schemes, and rural enterprise hubs ensure local communities benefit directly from our operations
GIS and AI power our decision-making, enabling precision planting, monitoring, and compliance across all operations
FSC certification and zero-waste principles guarantee environmental integrity and market trust
We are committed to protecting and restoring nature, ensuring healthy ecosystems and biodiversity for future generations
We optimize every process to maximize impact, ensuring our resources create the greatest benefit for communities and the environment
A three-pillar strategy combining innovation, sustainability, and community partnership
We work directly with local communities, offering land leasing agreements and revenue-sharing models that ensure mutual benefit and long-term sustainability.
Advanced Geographic Information Systems enable us to monitor forest growth, optimize planting strategies, and track environmental impact in real-time.
Our afforestation practices prioritize native species, biodiversity preservation, and responsible land management for generations to come.
Land evaluation & community consultation
Strategic design & resource allocation
Planting & infrastructure development
Continuous tracking & optimization
A visual journey through our forests, communities, and sustainable practices