Tree Plantation & Community Greening Initiative

1. 1. Plant a minimum of 1,000 saplings annually in selected villages.
2. 1. Engage village households by allocating saplings to be planted on their land.
3. 1. Promote long-term care, watering, and protection of saplings by involving local families.
4. 1. Achieve an annual survival rate of 70–80% through monitoring and follow-up visits.
5. Increase awareness on environmental conservation among rural communities, youth, and school students.

a) Pre-Planning

• Survey of villages and identification of suitable plantation sites

• Selection of sapling types based on climate and soil (fruit-bearing, medicinal, shade-giving, native species)

• Supply coordination with government nurseries/private plant suppliers
  
  

b) Plantation Day Activities

• Community mobilisation & awareness sessions

• Distribution of saplings to villagers

• Plantation with participation from youth, women groups & students

• Geo-tagging (if required by CSR partner)
  
  

c) Post-Plantation Support

• Monthly monitoring visits

• Training villagers for watering, manure preparation & sapling care

• Replacement of damaged plants

• Survival rate tracking and reporting

1. 1. 1,000 new saplings planted every year
2. 1. Improved green cover in the village
3. 1. Community engagement in environmental protection
4. 1. Soil and water conservation benefits
5. 1. Long-term livelihood benefits through fruit trees
6. Higher awareness among youth and farmers

1. 1. Plantation logs and attendance sheets

   2. Quarterly survival assessment reports

   3. Before-after photographs

   4. CSR partner reporting (monthly/quarterly/annual)

   5. Transparent utilisation reporting and social media visibility (if required)

The sustainability of the project is ensured through:

1. 1. Planting on villagers’ own land (ownership & care)
2. 1. Training on watering & protection
1. 1. Regular follow-up by Samoon Foundation team
1. 1. Use of native, climate-resistant species
1. 1. Replacement of dead saplings

This ensures that the green cover continues to grow each year.

Will be shared after receiving RFP from donors