Our Program Locations
No matter where you are, our program sites across India invite you to connect to and contribute to the nation’s diverse flora. From the North to the South, and from the East to the West, we are actively greening areas where it’s needed most, making a significant impact through our dedicated efforts. Join us in nurturing these landscapes and be a part of the change today!
Project Shyamolima
Project Shyamolima is part of SankalpTaru's Sustainable Agroforestry category, aimed at strengthening agriculture and enhancing farmer livelihoods in West Bengal. As one of India's leading agricultural producers, West Bengal is said to have good farming interventions; however, the state's marginal farmers do not receive a good return on their crops due to low selling rates and limited income diversification. SankalpTaru initiated Project Shyamolima with a pledge to promote biodiversity through the development of a sustainable plantation program, creating an efficient and effective self-sustaining model for project beneficiaries.
Planted across farmlands and community landscapes in West Bengal, this initiative promotes biodiversity while integrating native fruit-bearing tree solutions into traditional farming systems of the state.
Through this initiative, agroforestry-based ecosystems deliver:
- Strengthened Agriculture: Integrates native fruit-bearing trees with crops to enhance farm productivity, resilience, and long-term agricultural sustainability
- Enhanced Farmer Livelihoods: Diversified income through fruit cultivation reduces dependence on single-crop earnings and low market selling rates
- Soil & Water Conservation: Improves soil fertility, prevents erosion, and enhances moisture retention across West Bengal's agricultural lands
- Biodiversity Promotion: Encourages ecological balance by supporting native flora and fauna through sustainable plantation programs
- Climate Resilience: Helps farms adapt to changing climate conditions and improves carbon absorption across the region
No. of Trees
Planted
45158
Beneficiaries Directly
Supported
348
Tonnes of Fruits
Produced
903160 Tonnes
Survival
Rate
95
Beneficiary
Support
Yes
Tree Species
Mango, Lemon Guava, Areca Nut etc.
Program Coverage
North 24 Parganas, Bankura, Paschim Medinipur, Purulia, etc.
Project Enrich Biodiversity
Project Enrich Biodiversity is part of SankalpTaru's Sustainable Agroforestry category, aimed at strengthening agriculture and enhancing farmer livelihoods through intercropping and biodiversity restoration. In recent years, farmers have been unable to secure optimal profits through traditional farming due to the challenges of food insecurity, destabilization, and migration — threatening the long-term health of both farming communities and local ecosystems. Under this initiative, farmers are encouraged to implement intercropping with agroforestry to help replenish the lost nutrients in their soil.
Planted across farmlands and community landscapes, this initiative promotes biodiversity while integrating intercropping with agroforestry to replenish lost soil nutrients and diversify farm income.
Through this initiative, agroforestry-based ecosystems deliver:
- Strengthened Agriculture: Integrates intercropping and agroforestry practices to replenish soil nutrients and enhance overall farm productivity
- Enhanced Farmer Livelihoods: Diversified income through multiple fruit and nut varieties reduces vulnerability to food insecurity and market fluctuations
- Soil & Water Conservation: Improves soil fertility, prevents erosion, and enhances moisture retention through root systems of diverse tree species
- Biodiversity Promotion: Encourages ecological balance by supporting a rich variety of native flora and fauna across farming landscapes
- Climate Resilience: Helps farming communities adapt to climate variability and reduces migration driven by crop failure and destabilization
No. of Trees
Planted
107957
Beneficiaries Directly
Supported
275
Tonnes of Fruits
Produced
2159140 Tonnes
Survival
Rate
93%
Beneficiary
Support
Yes
Tree Species
Areca Nut, Cashew, Coconut, Custard Apple, Fig (Anjeer), Guava, Jackfruit, Jamrul (Java Apple), Lemon, Mango, Orange, Pomegranate
Program Coverage
Latur, Ahmednagar, Dharashiv, Solapur, Buldhana, etc.
Project Hariyar Chhattisgarh
Project Hariyar Chhattisgarh is part of SankalpTaru's Sustainable Agroforestry category
, aimed at strengthening agriculture and enhancing farmer livelihoods in Chhattisgarh. Known as the rice bowl of central India, Chhattisgarh is one of the richest biodiverse states in the country; yet as most farmers here practice monocropping, their livelihoods remain restricted to a single source of income. SankalpTaru launched Project Hariyar Chhattisgarh to bring relief to the farming community by promoting agroforestry together with multi-cropping, helping farmers become economically resilient and encouraging sustainable agriculture.
Planted across farmlands and community landscapes in Chhattisgarh, this initiative promotes biodiversity while integrating fruit-bearing tree solutions into the traditional paddy-farming systems of the state.
Through this initiative, agroforestry-based ecosystems deliver:
Q: What is this project?
A: A SankalpTaru initiative that plants fruit-bearing trees on farmers' fields to restore livelihoods and biodiversity in the region.
Q: Where are trees planted?
A: Across farmer-partnered agroforestry land and community landscapes in the designated state, selected for ecological suitability.
Q: How is tree survival tracked?
A: Every tree is GPS-tagged, photographed, and monitored through periodic field visits and digital reporting by our on-ground teams.
Q: Do I get a certificate?
A: Yes, a personalised CerTreeficate is sent immediately after your contribution. Plant images with GPS coordinates are emailed within 48 hours of planting.
Q: Is it tax-exempt under 80G?
A: Yes, every donation receives a valid 80G tax receipt under the Indian Income Tax Act (PAN card details required).
, aimed at strengthening agriculture and enhancing farmer livelihoods in Chhattisgarh. Known as the rice bowl of central India, Chhattisgarh is one of the richest biodiverse states in the country; yet as most farmers here practice monocropping, their livelihoods remain restricted to a single source of income. SankalpTaru launched Project Hariyar Chhattisgarh to bring relief to the farming community by promoting agroforestry together with multi-cropping, helping farmers become economically resilient and encouraging sustainable agriculture.
Planted across farmlands and community landscapes in Chhattisgarh, this initiative promotes biodiversity while integrating fruit-bearing tree solutions into the traditional paddy-farming systems of the state.
Through this initiative, agroforestry-based ecosystems deliver:
- Strengthened Agriculture: Promotes agroforestry alongside multi-cropping to diversify farm systems and reduce the risks associated with monocropping
- Enhanced Farmer Livelihoods: Diversified income through fruit and nut cultivation reduces dependence on a single crop and builds economic resilience for rural farmers
- Soil & Water Conservation: Improves soil fertility, prevents erosion, and enhances moisture retention across Chhattisgarh's agricultural lands
- Biodiversity Promotion: Encourages ecological balance by supporting native flora and fauna across one of India's most biodiverse states
- Climate Resilience: Helps farms adapt to changing climate conditions and improves carbon absorption while sustaining the state's rich natural biodiversity
Q: What is this project?
A: A SankalpTaru initiative that plants fruit-bearing trees on farmers' fields to restore livelihoods and biodiversity in the region.
Q: Where are trees planted?
A: Across farmer-partnered agroforestry land and community landscapes in the designated state, selected for ecological suitability.
Q: How is tree survival tracked?
A: Every tree is GPS-tagged, photographed, and monitored through periodic field visits and digital reporting by our on-ground teams.
Q: Do I get a certificate?
A: Yes, a personalised CerTreeficate is sent immediately after your contribution. Plant images with GPS coordinates are emailed within 48 hours of planting.
Q: Is it tax-exempt under 80G?
A: Yes, every donation receives a valid 80G tax receipt under the Indian Income Tax Act (PAN card details required).
No. of Trees
Planted
118000
Beneficiaries Directly
Supported
472
Tonnes of Fruits
Produced
944 Tonnes
Survival
Rate
80%
Beneficiary
Support
Yes
Tree Species
Mango Cashew Lemon Sapota (Chikoo) Guava Jackfruit Pomegranate etc.
Program Coverage
5+ districts of Chattisgarh
Project Harit Uttar
Project Harit Uttar is part of SankalpTaru's Sustainable Agroforestry category, aimed at
strengthening agriculture and enhancing farmer livelihoods in Uttar Pradesh. Agriculture holds a major share in the state's gross domestic product; however, due to climate change and various other factors, crop failure has become a recurring burden for farmers — pushing many towards cash crop farming as a survival measure. SankalpTaru initiated Project Harit Uttar to help farmers overcome this challenge by planting fruit-bearing trees across various districts of the state, strengthening livelihoods and improving long-term farm sustainability.
Planted across farmlands and community landscapes in Uttar Pradesh, this initiative promotes biodiversity while integrating fruit-bearing tree solutions into traditional and cash crop farming systems across the state.
Through this initiative, agroforestry-based ecosystems deliver:
Q: What is this project?
A: A SankalpTaru initiative that plants fruit-bearing trees on farmers' fields to restore livelihoods and biodiversity in the region.
Q: Where are trees planted?
A: Across farmer-partnered agroforestry land and community landscapes in the designated state, selected for ecological suitability.
Q: How is tree survival tracked?
A: Every tree is GPS-tagged, photographed, and monitored through periodic field visits and digital reporting by our on-ground teams.
Q: Do I get a certificate?
A: Yes, a personalised CerTreeficate is sent immediately after your contribution. Plant images with GPS coordinates are emailed within 48 hours of planting.
Q: Is it tax-exempt under 80G?
A: Yes, every donation receives a valid 80G tax receipt under the Indian Income Tax Act (PAN card details required).
strengthening agriculture and enhancing farmer livelihoods in Uttar Pradesh. Agriculture holds a major share in the state's gross domestic product; however, due to climate change and various other factors, crop failure has become a recurring burden for farmers — pushing many towards cash crop farming as a survival measure. SankalpTaru initiated Project Harit Uttar to help farmers overcome this challenge by planting fruit-bearing trees across various districts of the state, strengthening livelihoods and improving long-term farm sustainability.
Planted across farmlands and community landscapes in Uttar Pradesh, this initiative promotes biodiversity while integrating fruit-bearing tree solutions into traditional and cash crop farming systems across the state.
Through this initiative, agroforestry-based ecosystems deliver:
- Strengthened Agriculture: Integrates fruit-bearing trees with existing farming systems to reduce the impact of climate-driven crop failure and enhance farm productivity
- Enhanced Farmer Livelihoods: Diversified income through fruit cultivation provides farmers with a stable additional earning source beyond vulnerable cash crop dependency
- Soil & Water Conservation: Improves soil fertility, prevents erosion, and enhances moisture retention across Uttar Pradesh's agricultural lands
- Biodiversity Promotion: Encourages ecological balance by supporting native flora and fauna across the state's diverse farming landscape
- Climate Resilience: Helps farms adapt to climate-driven challenges and improves carbon absorption, contributing to long-term agricultural sustainability
Q: What is this project?
A: A SankalpTaru initiative that plants fruit-bearing trees on farmers' fields to restore livelihoods and biodiversity in the region.
Q: Where are trees planted?
A: Across farmer-partnered agroforestry land and community landscapes in the designated state, selected for ecological suitability.
Q: How is tree survival tracked?
A: Every tree is GPS-tagged, photographed, and monitored through periodic field visits and digital reporting by our on-ground teams.
Q: Do I get a certificate?
A: Yes, a personalised CerTreeficate is sent immediately after your contribution. Plant images with GPS coordinates are emailed within 48 hours of planting.
Q: Is it tax-exempt under 80G?
A: Yes, every donation receives a valid 80G tax receipt under the Indian Income Tax Act (PAN card details required).
No. of Trees
Planted
12003
Beneficiaries Directly
Supported
37
Tonnes of Fruits
Produced
240060 Tonnes
Survival
Rate
91%
Beneficiary
Support
Yes
Tree Species
Guava, Lemon, Mango, etc.
Program Coverage
Bareilly, Bahraich, Lucknow, Saharanpur, Bara Banki, etc.
Pune Community Plantation
Pune Community Plantation is part of SankalpTaru's Community Land Plantation Program, aimed at
increasing urban greenery and improving environmental health in Pune. As highlighted in the Pune Municipal Corporation's Environment Status Report 2017–18, the city is increasingly unable to manage rising levels of garbage, air, water, and noise pollution due to rapid population growth. SankalpTaru has expanded its Community Land Plantation Program to Pune's Dive village — just 35 kilometres from the main city — to help transform the region into a greener, healthier, and more sustainable urban environment.
Planted across community landscapes in and around Pune, this initiative promotes urban biodiversity while integrating native tree species to combat pollution and improve the ecological health of the city.
Through this initiative, community-based tree plantation delivers:
Q: What is Pune Community Plantation?
A: SankalpTaru's initiative to green Pune by planting native trees across community lands near Dive village, 35 km from the city.
Q: Where are trees planted in Pune?
A: Across community lands in and around Pune, targeting urban heat and pollution reduction.
Q: Which species are planted?
A: Native species including Neem, Jamun, Kachnar, Mahua, and Khair — chosen for their ecological resilience and biodiversity value.
Q: Do I get a certificate?
A: Yes, a personalised CerTreeficate is sent immediately. Plant images with GPS coordinates are emailed within 48 hours of planting.
Q: Is it tax-exempt under 80G?
A: Yes, every donation receives a valid 80G tax receipt under the Indian Income Tax Act (PAN card details required).
increasing urban greenery and improving environmental health in Pune. As highlighted in the Pune Municipal Corporation's Environment Status Report 2017–18, the city is increasingly unable to manage rising levels of garbage, air, water, and noise pollution due to rapid population growth. SankalpTaru has expanded its Community Land Plantation Program to Pune's Dive village — just 35 kilometres from the main city — to help transform the region into a greener, healthier, and more sustainable urban environment.
Planted across community landscapes in and around Pune, this initiative promotes urban biodiversity while integrating native tree species to combat pollution and improve the ecological health of the city.
Through this initiative, community-based tree plantation delivers:
- Greener Urban Spaces: Increases urban tree cover to create cooler, healthier public spaces and counter the growing heat island effect in Pune
- Pollution Reduction: Native trees help reduce air, water, and noise pollution levels that the city's growing population continues to intensify
- Soil & Water Conservation: Recharges groundwater levels within the city, improves soil health, and enhances moisture retention in community landscapes
- Biodiversity Promotion: Encourages ecological balance by supporting native flora and fauna within Pune's urban and peri-urban environments
- Climate Resilience: Helps the city adapt to rising temperatures and changing climate conditions while improving carbon absorption through native tree cover
Q: What is Pune Community Plantation?
A: SankalpTaru's initiative to green Pune by planting native trees across community lands near Dive village, 35 km from the city.
Q: Where are trees planted in Pune?
A: Across community lands in and around Pune, targeting urban heat and pollution reduction.
Q: Which species are planted?
A: Native species including Neem, Jamun, Kachnar, Mahua, and Khair — chosen for their ecological resilience and biodiversity value.
Q: Do I get a certificate?
A: Yes, a personalised CerTreeficate is sent immediately. Plant images with GPS coordinates are emailed within 48 hours of planting.
Q: Is it tax-exempt under 80G?
A: Yes, every donation receives a valid 80G tax receipt under the Indian Income Tax Act (PAN card details required).
No. of Trees
Planted
2604
Beneficiaries Directly
Supported
14
Tonnes of Fruits
Produced
52080 Tonnes
Survival
Rate
95%
Beneficiary
Support
Yes
Tree Species
Neem, Jamun, Kachnar, Mahua, Khair, Red Sandalwood etc.
Program Coverage
Tulapur
Project Hasiru Sankalpa
Project Hasiru Sankalpa is part of SankalpTaru's Sustainable Agroforestry category, aimed at
strengthening agriculture and enhancing farmer livelihoods in Karnataka. Droughts, compounded by technological inadequacy, crop failure, and mounting indebtedness from agricultural loans, have made farmer suicides and migration a deeply concerning reality in Karnataka. This initiative encourages farmers to adopt agroforestry and crop rotation to yield higher produce and reclaim sustainable livelihoods.
Planted across farmlands and community landscapes in Karnataka, this initiative promotes biodiversity while integrating diverse tree-based solutions into traditional farming systems of the state.
Through this initiative, agroforestry-based ecosystems deliver:
Q: What is this project?
A: A SankalpTaru initiative that plants fruit-bearing trees on farmers' fields to restore livelihoods and biodiversity in the region.
Q: Where are trees planted?
A: Across farmer-partnered agroforestry land and community landscapes in the designated state, selected for ecological suitability.
Q: How is tree survival tracked?
A: Every tree is GPS-tagged, photographed, and monitored through periodic field visits and digital reporting by our on-ground teams.
Q: Do I get a certificate?
A: Yes, a personalised CerTreeficate is sent immediately after your contribution. Plant images with GPS coordinates are emailed within 48 hours of planting.
Q: Is it tax-exempt under 80G?
A: Yes, every donation receives a valid 80G tax receipt under the Indian Income Tax Act (PAN card details required).
strengthening agriculture and enhancing farmer livelihoods in Karnataka. Droughts, compounded by technological inadequacy, crop failure, and mounting indebtedness from agricultural loans, have made farmer suicides and migration a deeply concerning reality in Karnataka. This initiative encourages farmers to adopt agroforestry and crop rotation to yield higher produce and reclaim sustainable livelihoods.
Planted across farmlands and community landscapes in Karnataka, this initiative promotes biodiversity while integrating diverse tree-based solutions into traditional farming systems of the state.
Through this initiative, agroforestry-based ecosystems deliver:
- Strengthened Agriculture: Promotes agroforestry and crop rotation to diversify farm systems, reduce crop failure risk, and enhance overall productivity
- Enhanced Farmer Livelihoods: Diversified income through a rich variety of fruit, nut, and timber trees reduces indebtedness and supports stable rural livelihoods
- Soil & Water Conservation: Improves soil fertility, prevents erosion, and enhances moisture retention in drought-stressed agricultural lands
- Biodiversity Promotion: Encourages ecological balance by supporting an extensive variety of native flora and fauna across Karnataka's farming landscape
- Climate Resilience: Helps farms adapt to recurring droughts and climate extremes while improving carbon absorption across the state
Q: What is this project?
A: A SankalpTaru initiative that plants fruit-bearing trees on farmers' fields to restore livelihoods and biodiversity in the region.
Q: Where are trees planted?
A: Across farmer-partnered agroforestry land and community landscapes in the designated state, selected for ecological suitability.
Q: How is tree survival tracked?
A: Every tree is GPS-tagged, photographed, and monitored through periodic field visits and digital reporting by our on-ground teams.
Q: Do I get a certificate?
A: Yes, a personalised CerTreeficate is sent immediately after your contribution. Plant images with GPS coordinates are emailed within 48 hours of planting.
Q: Is it tax-exempt under 80G?
A: Yes, every donation receives a valid 80G tax receipt under the Indian Income Tax Act (PAN card details required).
No. of Trees
Planted
107362
Beneficiaries Directly
Supported
257
Tonnes of Fruits
Produced
2147240 Tonnes
Survival
Rate
92%
Beneficiary
Support
Yes
Tree Species
Apple Ber, Areca Nut, Avocado, Ber, Cashew, Coconut, Custard Apple, Fig (Anjeer), Gooseberry, Guava, Jackfruit, Jamrul (Java Apple), Jamun, Kinnnow, Lemon, Mango, Orange, Pomegranate, Sapota, Sweet Lemon, etc. Tamarind (Imli)
Program Coverage
Chikkamagaluru, Vijayanagar, Bengaluru Rural, Chitradurga, Dindigul, Kolar, Vijayapura, Davangere, Kalaburagi, Ballari, Koppal, Chikkaballapura, etc.
Project Protect Himalayas
Project Protect Himalayas is part of SankalpTaru's Sustainable Agroforestry category, aimed at
strengthening agriculture and enhancing farmer livelihoods in Uttarakhand. Residents of Uttarakhand are already experiencing the far-reaching impacts of climate change — including changing temperatures, upward-moving snowlines, receding glaciers, erratic rainfall, reduced winter snowfall, shifted cropping seasons, changing cultivation zones, and the drying up of perennial streams, as noted in the state government's action plan on climate change (SAPCC). SankalpTaru introduced Project Protect Himalayas to prevent the migration of local farmers caused by these adverse climate impacts, by supporting them with agroforestry and planting fruit-bearing trees to stabilize their livelihoods while protecting the ecosystem of the majestic Himalayas.
Planted across farmlands and community landscapes in Uttarakhand, this initiative promotes biodiversity while integrating an extensive range of tree-based solutions into the mountain farming systems of the Himalayan region.
Through this initiative, agroforestry-based ecosystems deliver:
Q: What is this project?
A: A SankalpTaru initiative that plants fruit-bearing trees on farmers' fields to restore livelihoods and biodiversity in the region.
Q: Where are trees planted?
A: Across farmer-partnered agroforestry land and community landscapes in the designated state, selected for ecological suitability.
Q: How is tree survival tracked?
A: Every tree is GPS-tagged, photographed, and monitored through periodic field visits and digital reporting by our on-ground teams.
Q: Do I get a certificate?
A: Yes, a personalised CerTreeficate is sent immediately after your contribution. Plant images with GPS coordinates are emailed within 48 hours of planting.
Q: Is it tax-exempt under 80G?
A: Yes, every donation receives a valid 80G tax receipt under the Indian Income Tax Act (PAN card details required).
strengthening agriculture and enhancing farmer livelihoods in Uttarakhand. Residents of Uttarakhand are already experiencing the far-reaching impacts of climate change — including changing temperatures, upward-moving snowlines, receding glaciers, erratic rainfall, reduced winter snowfall, shifted cropping seasons, changing cultivation zones, and the drying up of perennial streams, as noted in the state government's action plan on climate change (SAPCC). SankalpTaru introduced Project Protect Himalayas to prevent the migration of local farmers caused by these adverse climate impacts, by supporting them with agroforestry and planting fruit-bearing trees to stabilize their livelihoods while protecting the ecosystem of the majestic Himalayas.
Planted across farmlands and community landscapes in Uttarakhand, this initiative promotes biodiversity while integrating an extensive range of tree-based solutions into the mountain farming systems of the Himalayan region.
Through this initiative, agroforestry-based ecosystems deliver:
- Strengthened Agriculture: Integrates a diverse range of fruit-bearing and timber trees with mountain farming to enhance productivity across shifting cultivation zones
- Enhanced Farmer Livelihoods: Diversified income through high-value mountain fruits, nuts, and timber species stabilizes livelihoods and prevents climate-induced farmer migration
- Soil & Water Conservation: Improves soil fertility, prevents erosion on mountain slopes, and supports the recharge of perennial streams drying due to glacial retreat
- Biodiversity Promotion: Encourages ecological balance by supporting a rich diversity of native Himalayan flora and fauna across fragile mountain ecosystems
- Climate Resilience: Helps Himalayan farms adapt to accelerating climate change and improves carbon absorption to protect the majestic Himalayan ecosystem
Q: What is this project?
A: A SankalpTaru initiative that plants fruit-bearing trees on farmers' fields to restore livelihoods and biodiversity in the region.
Q: Where are trees planted?
A: Across farmer-partnered agroforestry land and community landscapes in the designated state, selected for ecological suitability.
Q: How is tree survival tracked?
A: Every tree is GPS-tagged, photographed, and monitored through periodic field visits and digital reporting by our on-ground teams.
Q: Do I get a certificate?
A: Yes, a personalised CerTreeficate is sent immediately after your contribution. Plant images with GPS coordinates are emailed within 48 hours of planting.
Q: Is it tax-exempt under 80G?
A: Yes, every donation receives a valid 80G tax receipt under the Indian Income Tax Act (PAN card details required).
No. of Trees
Planted
48972
Beneficiaries Directly
Supported
78
Tonnes of Fruits
Produced
979440 Tonnes
Survival
Rate
88%
Beneficiary
Support
Yes
Tree Species
Reetha,Apple,Kachnar, Baanj Oak, Tun etc.
Program Coverage
5+ districts of Uttarakhand
Project Green Leh Ladakh
Project Green Leh Ladakh is part of SankalpTaru's Sustainable Agroforestry category, aimed at
strengthening agriculture and enhancing farmer livelihoods in Leh Ladakh. What began as a mission to support a handful of farmer beneficiaries through agroforestry has slowly grown into a transformative movement of creating Apple Villages across the region. By planting fruit-bearing trees for local farmers, this initiative helps expand the vision of Apple Villages to a wider scale — bringing sustainable livelihoods, green cover, and ecological renewal to one of India's most unique and challenging landscapes.
Planted across farmlands and community landscapes in Leh Ladakh, this initiative promotes biodiversity while integrating cold-climate fruit-bearing tree solutions into the traditional farming systems of the region.
Through this initiative, agroforestry-based ecosystems deliver:
Q: What is Project Green Leh Ladakh?
A: A SankalpTaru agroforestry initiative planting cold-climate fruit trees for Ladakh farmers, expanding the Apple Villages movement.
Q: Where are trees planted in Ladakh?
A: Across farmlands and community landscapes in Leh Ladakh, selected for high-altitude climate suitability and ecological restoration.
Q: What are Apple Villages?
A: A transformative model in Ladakh where entire farming communities shift to apple and fruit tree cultivation for sustainable livelihoods.
Q: Do I get a certificate?
A: Yes, a personalised CerTreeficate is sent immediately. Plant images with GPS coordinates are emailed within 48 hours of planting.
Q: Is it tax-exempt under 80G?
A: Yes, every donation receives a valid 80G tax receipt under the Indian Income Tax Act (PAN card details required).
strengthening agriculture and enhancing farmer livelihoods in Leh Ladakh. What began as a mission to support a handful of farmer beneficiaries through agroforestry has slowly grown into a transformative movement of creating Apple Villages across the region. By planting fruit-bearing trees for local farmers, this initiative helps expand the vision of Apple Villages to a wider scale — bringing sustainable livelihoods, green cover, and ecological renewal to one of India's most unique and challenging landscapes.
Planted across farmlands and community landscapes in Leh Ladakh, this initiative promotes biodiversity while integrating cold-climate fruit-bearing tree solutions into the traditional farming systems of the region.
Through this initiative, agroforestry-based ecosystems deliver:
- Strengthened Agriculture: Integrates cold-climate fruit-bearing trees with existing farming systems to enhance productivity and expand the transformative Apple Villages mission
- Enhanced Farmer Livelihoods: Diversified income through high-value fruit cultivation supports sustainable livelihoods for farming communities in one of India's most remote regions
- Soil & Water Conservation: Improves soil fertility, prevents erosion, and enhances moisture retention across Ladakh's fragile high-altitude agricultural landscapes
- Biodiversity Promotion: Encourages ecological balance by supporting native flora and fauna suited to the unique high-altitude ecosystems of Leh Ladakh
- Climate Resilience: Helps farms adapt to the extreme and changing climate conditions of the Himalayan region while improving carbon absorption and ecological stability
Q: What is Project Green Leh Ladakh?
A: A SankalpTaru agroforestry initiative planting cold-climate fruit trees for Ladakh farmers, expanding the Apple Villages movement.
Q: Where are trees planted in Ladakh?
A: Across farmlands and community landscapes in Leh Ladakh, selected for high-altitude climate suitability and ecological restoration.
Q: What are Apple Villages?
A: A transformative model in Ladakh where entire farming communities shift to apple and fruit tree cultivation for sustainable livelihoods.
Q: Do I get a certificate?
A: Yes, a personalised CerTreeficate is sent immediately. Plant images with GPS coordinates are emailed within 48 hours of planting.
Q: Is it tax-exempt under 80G?
A: Yes, every donation receives a valid 80G tax receipt under the Indian Income Tax Act (PAN card details required).
No. of Trees
Planted
18758
Beneficiaries Directly
Supported
99
Tonnes of Fruits
Produced
375160 Tonnes
Survival
Rate
88%
Beneficiary
Support
Yes
Tree Species
Apple Lemon Salix Poplar etc.
Program Coverage
Ladakh and Kargil
Project Kheojia Assam
Project Kheojia Assam is part of SankalpTaru's Sustainable Agroforestry category, aimed at
strengthening agriculture and enhancing farmer livelihoods in Assam. Assam has been facing some of its worst flood situations in recent decades, with devastating floods and landslides affecting thousands of villages, millions of people, and causing large-scale erosion across the state. Beyond flood damage, rural farmers in remote areas of Assam face persistent challenges due to poor connectivity to mainstream market chains. This initiative helps bring life back to the land while helping farmers sell their fresh produce locally and uplift their livelihoods.
Planted across farmlands and community landscapes in Assam, this initiative promotes biodiversity while integrating fruit-bearing tree solutions into the flood-affected farming systems of the state.
Through this initiative, agroforestry-based ecosystems deliver:
Q: What is this project?
A: A SankalpTaru initiative that plants fruit-bearing trees on farmers' fields to restore livelihoods and biodiversity in the region.
Q: Where are trees planted?
A: Across farmer-partnered agroforestry land and community landscapes in the designated state, selected for ecological suitability.
Q: How is tree survival tracked?
A: Every tree is GPS-tagged, photographed, and monitored through periodic field visits and digital reporting by our on-ground teams.
Q: Do I get a certificate?
A: Yes, a personalised CerTreeficate is sent immediately after your contribution. Plant images with GPS coordinates are emailed within 48 hours of planting.
Q: Is it tax-exempt under 80G?
A: Yes, every donation receives a valid 80G tax receipt under the Indian Income Tax Act (PAN card details required).
strengthening agriculture and enhancing farmer livelihoods in Assam. Assam has been facing some of its worst flood situations in recent decades, with devastating floods and landslides affecting thousands of villages, millions of people, and causing large-scale erosion across the state. Beyond flood damage, rural farmers in remote areas of Assam face persistent challenges due to poor connectivity to mainstream market chains. This initiative helps bring life back to the land while helping farmers sell their fresh produce locally and uplift their livelihoods.
Planted across farmlands and community landscapes in Assam, this initiative promotes biodiversity while integrating fruit-bearing tree solutions into the flood-affected farming systems of the state.
Through this initiative, agroforestry-based ecosystems deliver:
- Strengthened Agriculture: Integrates resilient fruit-bearing trees with farming systems to restore agricultural productivity on flood and erosion-affected lands
- Enhanced Farmer Livelihoods: Diversified local produce helps remote farming communities overcome market connectivity challenges and uplift their livelihoods through direct sales
- Soil & Water Conservation: Helps combat large-scale erosion caused by recurring floods, improves soil fertility, and enhances moisture retention across Assam's agricultural lands
- Biodiversity Promotion: Encourages ecological balance by supporting native flora and fauna and restoring biodiversity in flood-affected landscapes
- Climate Resilience: Helps farming communities recover from extreme weather events and adapt to the increasing frequency of floods and climate-related disruptions
Q: What is this project?
A: A SankalpTaru initiative that plants fruit-bearing trees on farmers' fields to restore livelihoods and biodiversity in the region.
Q: Where are trees planted?
A: Across farmer-partnered agroforestry land and community landscapes in the designated state, selected for ecological suitability.
Q: How is tree survival tracked?
A: Every tree is GPS-tagged, photographed, and monitored through periodic field visits and digital reporting by our on-ground teams.
Q: Do I get a certificate?
A: Yes, a personalised CerTreeficate is sent immediately after your contribution. Plant images with GPS coordinates are emailed within 48 hours of planting.
Q: Is it tax-exempt under 80G?
A: Yes, every donation receives a valid 80G tax receipt under the Indian Income Tax Act (PAN card details required).
No. of Trees
Planted
4020
Beneficiaries Directly
Supported
18
Tonnes of Fruits
Produced
80400 Tonnes
Survival
Rate
87%
Beneficiary
Support
Yes
Tree Species
Lemon, Areca Nut, Jamun, Orange etc.
Program Coverage
5+ districts of Assam
Project Hariyawal Punjab
Project Hariyawal Punjab is part of SankalpTaru's Sustainable Agroforestry category, aimed at
strengthening agriculture and enhancing farmer livelihoods in Punjab. While Punjab is abundant with agricultural land, the widespread practice of monocropping and stubble burning has made air pollution and groundwater depletion two of the state's most pressing concerns. The plantation of native, fruit-bearing trees on farmers' fields helps restore lost nutrients from existing crops, while also holding greater moisture content to rejuvenate depleting groundwater tables.
Planted across farmlands and community landscapes in Punjab, this initiative promotes biodiversity while integrating native fruit-bearing tree-based solutions into the state's existing agricultural systems.
Through this initiative, agroforestry-based ecosystems deliver:
Q: What is this project?
A: A SankalpTaru initiative that plants fruit-bearing trees on farmers' fields to restore livelihoods and biodiversity in the region.
Q: Where are trees planted?
A: Across farmer-partnered agroforestry land and community landscapes in the designated state, selected for ecological suitability.
Q: How is tree survival tracked?
A: Every tree is GPS-tagged, photographed, and monitored through periodic field visits and digital reporting by our on-ground teams.
Q: Do I get a certificate?
A: Yes, a personalised CerTreeficate is sent immediately after your contribution. Plant images with GPS coordinates are emailed within 48 hours of planting.
Q: Is it tax-exempt under 80G?
A: Yes, every donation receives a valid 80G tax receipt under the Indian Income Tax Act (PAN card details required).
strengthening agriculture and enhancing farmer livelihoods in Punjab. While Punjab is abundant with agricultural land, the widespread practice of monocropping and stubble burning has made air pollution and groundwater depletion two of the state's most pressing concerns. The plantation of native, fruit-bearing trees on farmers' fields helps restore lost nutrients from existing crops, while also holding greater moisture content to rejuvenate depleting groundwater tables.
Planted across farmlands and community landscapes in Punjab, this initiative promotes biodiversity while integrating native fruit-bearing tree-based solutions into the state's existing agricultural systems.
Through this initiative, agroforestry-based ecosystems deliver:
- Strengthened Agriculture: Integrates native fruit-bearing trees to restore lost soil nutrients caused by monocropping and enhance overall farm productivity
- Enhanced Farmer Livelihoods: Diversified income through fruit cultivation reduces dependence on single-crop earnings and the environmentally harmful practice of stubble burning
- Soil & Water Conservation: Enhances moisture retention in soil to rejuvenate depleting groundwater tables and reverse water scarcity caused by intensive farming
- Biodiversity Promotion: Encourages ecological balance by supporting native flora and fauna across Punjab's intensively farmed landscapes
- Climate Resilience: Helps reduce air pollution from stubble burning, improve carbon absorption, and build farm resilience against changing climate conditions
Q: What is this project?
A: A SankalpTaru initiative that plants fruit-bearing trees on farmers' fields to restore livelihoods and biodiversity in the region.
Q: Where are trees planted?
A: Across farmer-partnered agroforestry land and community landscapes in the designated state, selected for ecological suitability.
Q: How is tree survival tracked?
A: Every tree is GPS-tagged, photographed, and monitored through periodic field visits and digital reporting by our on-ground teams.
Q: Do I get a certificate?
A: Yes, a personalised CerTreeficate is sent immediately after your contribution. Plant images with GPS coordinates are emailed within 48 hours of planting.
Q: Is it tax-exempt under 80G?
A: Yes, every donation receives a valid 80G tax receipt under the Indian Income Tax Act (PAN card details required).
No. of Trees
Planted
66690
Beneficiaries Directly
Supported
61
Tonnes of Fruits
Produced
1333800 Tonnes
Survival
Rate
90%
Beneficiary
Support
Yes
Tree Species
Lemon, Orange, Kinnu, Guava, Jamun, Apple Ber, Sweet Lime (Mosambi) etc.
Program Coverage
5+ districts of Punjab
