The public schools in Amatopo and Coeroeni each received their own solar energy system, bringing modern teaching tools and evening classes to two villages off the grid.
After Amatopo, a second primary school was built in the neighbouring Trio village of Coeroeni, bringing roughly 30 children into formal education without leaving their families.
Twenty young Change Agents from four districts ran workshops in schools and community groups on cutting single-use plastic, as part of UNICEF's Plastic Footprint Suriname project.
In “The Adventures of Bollie the Otter”, Surinamese children aged 4 to 12 learn to love Mama Sranan. Forest93 funded the development of the first two books.
At the request of its village captains, Forest93 built a primary school in Amatopo, a Trio and Tareno village in the far south-west of Suriname that had never had one.
Garden tables and garden boxes that let children's homes grow their own vegetables and herbs, from a COVID-era fundraiser in 2021 to 53 food gardens in 6 homes by the end of 2023.
Sponsored day trips for 250 young people aged 10 to 16 to the Sranan Krakti exhibition at Villa Zapakara, with a Forest93 team quiz about Suriname's nature.