SPCI:planting fruit trees in a girls orphanage at Joka, Kolkata.

SPCI fruit tree planting 23rd Feb 2014. 

250 fruit trees were planted at the SPCI, 
near the IIMC at Joka, on the outskirts of Kolkata.

Some of the little ones resident here at the 
Society for Protection of Children in India.

Mr Sandip Bhatia planted a Guava tree, 
endowing it to his wife Vinita Bhatia.

Mr Archan Deb planted trees on behalf of TiE Kolkata members and participants and dignitaries of Kolkata TiECoN. A very enthusiastic and motivated tree planter, we at SGI welcome him to be with us in all our future planting activities.

 
Mr Vivek Bothra planted 25 fruit trees on behalf of his family trust.  He was very kind to bring with him a large supply of  biscuits for the little girls.

Sustainable Green Initiative plants fruit trees on community lands like orphanages and old age homes and on lands owned by marginal and Bpl farmers.  We work with self help groups and NGOs who help us identify right beneficiaries who can continue the process of planting and nurturing trees. (See our methodology). 

At Sustainable Green Initiative, we plant trees to help the fight against climate change and also hunger, poverty and rural migration.  By planting a tree through us, you help in doing your bit to mitigate your carbon footprint and carry on the fight against hunger, poverty and climate change.

Planting fruit trees helps combat hunger, poverty and global warming.

Did you know a tree sequesters about 1 ton of carbon and processes enough oxygen for two peoples requirements in its life-time?

So what are you waiting for? Plant a tree today.