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Project Location IsraelScopeThe project KKL-JNF 2040 Moving to the Land of Tomorrow KKL-JNF 2040 offers ways to transform the Negev and Galilee into significant growth engines through high-quality employment in the areas of hi-tech settlement education and community.The best word to describe KKL-JNFs new project is ambitious. What other word could be used to express a vision of bringing 1.5 million new settlers to the Negev and Galilee in just two decades Undoubtedly it is a great challenge in building the land and one of the biggest challenges that has ever been placed before the leadership of the Israeli government and the State of Israel.Israel 2040 means ...Jobs and green sustainable communities for 1.5 million people in Israel. a quantum leap for the development of Galilee and the Negev through the settlement of high-tech industry research and educational institutions. a globally valid blueprint for solving global problems in non-industrialized regions. Israel 2040 the flagship project of the KKL promotes the vision of a stronger and more sustainable Israel - also in the periphery. It is designed to provide far-reaching solutions to Israels extraordinary social and economic challenges. The Israel 2040 project is based on three pillars.Living - Creation of an attractive and contemporary living environment.employment - Progress and innovation through industrial and scientific centers.Community - Investing in future generations through excellent education and support. The JNF operates the program and coordinates the activities of all partners the Israeli government academia the IDF and the corporate sector in Israel and around the world. Keren Kayemeth LeIsrael is Israels oldest and largest environmental organization. Founded in 1901 the non-governmental organization NGO is committed to environmental and social issues in Israel. The JNF focuses on three areas of activity water management reforestation and infrastructure . For almost 120 years now KKL has been committed to Israel and its people. In Germany KKL was founded as a registered association in 1953 in Dsseldorf. More than 10000 donors regularly support the Jewish National Fund in Germany with its projects for the greening and development of Israel. In events lectures exhibitions and planting trips the Jewish National Fund provides information about the need for reforestation in Israel. The strategic perspective of the Jewish National Fund and its success at national and international level lead to its key role in this project. KKL manages to carry out the multi-layered and complex implementation on site in a unique way.