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Climate change affects us daily, and it’s our duty to combat it by reversing the carbon emission cycle. While traditional efforts like the 3Rs (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle) slow the process, they won’t undo the damage already done. We believe in the power of the fourth “R – Removal”, with tree planting as the proven nature-based solution. This philosophy guides our work.
Our planet’s health is at stake, and we’re committed to reversing the damage. Carbon removal is our mission, and it’s more than a buzzword – it’s a necessity. We’re taking action, one tree at a time, to cleanse the air and restore balance to our environment.
In our pursuit of green initiatives on the ground, we focus on opportunities to plant more trees in suitable areas. Our projects encompass reforestation of degraded land and afforestation efforts to introduce more greenery to existing areas, ultimately contributing positively to our environment.
Our journey began with the support of CSR seed funding, a crucial element as green projects often struggle with immediate financial sustainability. CSR funding from our valued partners allowed us to initiate our projects while enhancing the corporate image of our partner companies. The prevailing corporate culture, emphasizing CSR and ESG, has enabled us to engage corporate sponsors effectively.
To ensure our project’s sustainability over the long term, we source funding from multiple channels, including CSR funds, corporate sponsorships, government grants, donations, carbon credits, and potential project-generated profits from extended activities. This diverse funding approach guarantees the uninterrupted management of our project for years to come.
Our impact on the environment is just one part of our story. We also take into account the involvement of local communities and the biodiversity aspect of our projects. We proceed only when we can confirm our positive contributions to Climate (Environment), Communities, and Biodiversity.
Take action now. Together, we can make a difference before it’s too late.