The positive impact of our urban gardens in numbers

6034 people introduced to agroecology
5985 m² of urban space restored to nature
57 complete urban garden projects

At Urban Green Club, we believe that what isn't measured can't be improved. That's why, from the very beginning, we've used various continuous improvement tools and methodologies to assess our impact on the community.

We operate with 100% renewable energy in our facilities and evaluate the progress of our climate action plan, using the area of renatured urban land as our primary indicator.

Vecinos de Armilla de distintas generaciones colaborando en las tareas del huerto urbano comunitario de Urban Green Club

With 5,985 m² of urban space renatured for biodiversity between 2022 and 2025, our goal for 2026 is to reach 10,000 m². We have outlined this in a public roadmap: 20,000 m² in 2027, 30,000 m² in 2028, 40,000 m² in 2029, and 50,000 m² in 2030.

Every urban garden we develop contributes to increasing our cities' green infrastructure, fostering GHG sequestration in the soil, restoring biodiversity, and limiting our influence on global warming through nature-based solutions.

Roadmap: rewilding land for biodiversity

 
 
2022–2025
5984
m² rewilded
Cumulative
2026
10000
m² target
In progress
2027
20000
m² target
Target
2028
30000
m² target
Target
2029
40000
m² target
Target
2030
50000
m² target
Target

Granada's First Certified B Corporation

Since January 2024, we are officially part of the global movement of people working towards an inclusive, equitable and regenerative economic system .

Frequently Asked Questions

What is impact measurement at Urban Green Club?

At Urban Green Club, we regularly measure and publish the indicators that allow us to evaluate the impact of our projects on the environment, communities, and cities. We use verified methodologies and submit ourselves to external audits such as B Corp certification.

How does Urban Green Club measure its environmental impact?

The primary indicator is the surface area of regenerated and renatured urban land. As of 2025, we have recovered 5,984.5 m² for biodiversity. We also operate with 100% renewable energy in all our facilities.

What does it mean for Urban Green Club to be a Certified B Corporation?

B Corp certification evaluates a company's impact on its workers, suppliers, customers, community, and the environment. Urban Green Club is Granada's first Certified B Corp, as of January 2024.

What is Urban Green Club's climate plan for 2030?

We have a public roadmap with concrete targets for reclaimed surfaces: 10,000 m² in 2026, 20,000 m² in 2027, 30,000 m² in 2028, 40,000 m² in 2029, and 50,000 m² in 2030.

Do urban gardens help mitigate climate change?

Yes. Every urban garden we develop acts as an active carbon sink, promotes CO₂ sequestration, restores local biodiversity, and contributes to climate change adaptation through nature-based solutions.

Where does Urban Green Club operate?

Urban Green Club operates mainly in Andalusia, with projects in Granada, its province, and other cities in the autonomous community, working with local councils, educational institutions, companies, and individuals.

Would you like your space to be part of this roadmap?

Tell us about your project and we will look into how to integrate it.

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