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Fostering human potential. Regenerating nature.
Inspired by the vision of Her Royal Highness Princess Srinagarindra, the Princess Mother, the Mae Fah Luang Foundation under Royal Patronage has dedicated decades to serving communities where hardship runs deepest, helping people rebuild their lives with dignity while restoring the land they depend on.
Rooted in Action, Driven by Impact
Nature-based Solutions
The Mae Fah Luang Foundation (MFLF) applies nature-based solutions to restore ecosystems, support communities, and create lasting sustainability. By blending traditional wisdom with innovation, we ensure that nature and people thrive together.
Sustainability Advisory
The Mae Fah Luang Foundation is your sustainability implementation partner to achieve greater economic, social, and environmental impact on the ground. With four decades of hands-on experience, we provide last-mile implementation solutions, field training, and cross-sector collaboration to drive lasting impact for people and nature.
Our Impact
Sustainable Coexistence with Forests
At the Mae Fah Luang Foundation, we believe that nature and humanity can coexist in harmony. Our goal is to create a sustainable ecosystem where all forms of life can thrive together. This commitment is reflected in two key areas of impact:
Community Development and Environmental Sustainability.
Community Impact
Community Income in Doi Tung Development Project Areas
Total community income:
Youth Development Opportunities
Number of youth participants in educational and skill-building programs
Participants in Training and Study Visits
Total number of participants in workshops and study visits
Direct Income from Livelihood Initiatives
Total direct income generated:
Doi Tung
207,324,778 THB
Myanmar
165,035,717 THB
Roi Jai Rak
81,976,536 THB
Tea Oil Initiative
34,575,938 THB
Nan
5,655,941 THB
Environmental Impact
Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Total emissions recorded:
Waste Management
Waste diverted from landfills:
Wildfire Prevention and Management
Percentage of wildfire incidents in project areas:
Biodiversity in Doi Tung Development Project Areas
Total forest area under conservation
Plant species discovered