Ecosystem Kickstarter (Ecokick) is a foldable structure made from biodegradable cardboard fibres, applied on a slope and filled with local soil to function as a terracing structure. Inside the product are both pioneer seeds and nutrients added during the production process. The rooting systems have time to develop due to the short-term protection of the biodegradable structure in the vulnerable phase of vegetation development. When there is a sufficient rooting system, the cardboard decomposes and adds carbon to the soil. The anti-erosion function will be taken over by the new vegetation, improving water infiltration and soil structure to help the ecosystem get over the ecological threshold. The new vegetation and agricultural waste can be used as biomass to produce new Ecokick products, stimulating a local and circular economy. This product was first prototype in Netherlands, where the designer studied at the Design Academy Eindhoven, and later tasted in Uganda.