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Plantation Programme – Impact Assessment 2023
Year: 2023
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Environment & Climate Action
Programme at a Glance
₹
46,900
Budget Used
10,320
Total Reach
◎
900
Direct Beneficiaries
9,420
Indirect Beneficiaries
↗
1 : 10
Multiplier Effect
Executive Summary
The Plantation Programme (2023), implemented by The Dream Welfare Society, focused on strengthening environmental sustainability, enhancing green cover, and improving community well-being across Rajasthan. With an investment of ₹46,900, the programme successfully planted 314 saplings and directly engaged 900 beneficiaries, while indirectly benefiting approximately 9,420 people. The initiative delivered measurable environmental gains, fostered community ownership of green assets, and demonstrated exceptional cost efficiency at just ₹52 per beneficiary.
Key Findings
- Plantation programmes generate high environmental impact at low cost
- Community participation significantly improves plant survival
- Environmental benefits extend far beyond direct participants
- Tree plantation is among the most cost-effective CSR activities
Project Snapshot
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Project Name | Plantation Programme – Impact Assessment 2023 |
| Year | 2023 |
| Budget | ₹ 46,900 |
| Direct Impact | 900 |
| Indirect Impact | 9,420 |
| Total Reach | 10,320 |
Challenges & Learnings
Challenges
- High summer temperatures affecting sapling survival
- Irregular water availability in some locations
- Need for continuous protection from grazing and damage
- Limited resources for long-term maintenance
Learnings
- Community involvement improves sapling survival rates
- Local tree species perform better than exotic varieties
- Awareness programmes increase long-term care of trees
- Regular monitoring is essential for sustainable impact
- Small budgets can generate large environmental benefits
Methodology
- Review of plantation logs and financial records
- Field verification of plantation sites
- Community interaction with beneficiaries and volunteers
- Observation-based assessment of sapling health and soil conditions
Impact Analysis
- Improved air quality and carbon absorption
- Reduced dust pollution and soil erosion
- Improved groundwater recharge and moisture retention
- Creation of micro-habitats for birds and insects
- Reduction in surface temperatures
Conclusion
The Plantation Programme (2023) demonstrated that small investments can generate significant and lasting environmental impact. With an expenditure of ₹46,900, the programme created green assets, improved air quality, strengthened climate resilience, and benefited over 9,400 people. This initiative reflects TDWS’s commitment to building a greener, healthier, and more sustainable future.
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