Namibia's focus on sustainable development and environmental protection is highlighted through initiatives like the Harambee Prosperity Plan II and the sixth National Development Plan. The country's commitment is further emphasized by the constitutional mandate for environmental preservation. Hyphen, a company in Namibia, aims to contribute to these goals by developing the country's first large-scale green hydrogen-to-ammonia project in the Tsau //Khaeb National Park. This project aligns with global efforts towards decarbonization and green industrialization. While addressing wealth inequality is a priority, the government recognizes the potential of renewable energy resources like green hydrogen to drive economic growth. Hyphen places a strong emphasis on impact avoidance, with a significant portion of the project's footprint located in low biodiversity sensitivity areas. The company follows international standards, such as the IFC's Performance Standard 6, and engages environmental experts for guidance. Their thorough ESIA process ensures compliance with environmental regulations and effective project planning. By balancing economic development with environmental preservation, Namibia and Hyphen aim to set a benchmark for sustainable development in Africa.