Through planting trees for agroforestry, mangroves, afforestation and urban forestry, SGI is fulfilling these SDGs

The UN’s Sustainable Development Goals are a global blueprint for healthy and humane futures for the Earth and all its people. At SGI, we’re turning that blueprint into reality through trees. Here’s how our work aligns with 8 of the 17 SDG goals.

  • Fruit trees provide an alternate source of income for farmers
  • Farmer’s income expands exponentially on maturity of fruit trees
  • Community employment increases engagement and livelihood opportunities
  • Agroforestry fosters livelihood options harmonious to humankind and nature
  • Fruit trees are an excellent source of nutrition
  • More employment of locals means growth in livelihood, reducing hunger
  • Noticeable reduction of malnutrition among women and children
  • 1000+ farmers educated on use of non-chemical fertilizer and pesticides
  • Interacted with 800+ children to educate them on climate change
  • Native fruit species meet dietary requirements, especially for women and children
  • Women and children educated about importance of planting for future generations
  • Equal jobs and opportunities handed to women
  • Many women play the role of ‘Vrikshsevika’ under our Planting for Change program
  •  Over 50% of our workforce at mangrove sites are women-led
  • Increased green cover results in more rainfall and recharging groundwater
  • Rainwater harvesting implemented at our sites
  • Water management solutions implemented at most sites
  • Enabling marginal farmers to grow and sell their produce
  • Addresses forced migration issues
  • More than 50% of people employed are women
  • Vegetable seeds and oil seeds provided to farmers, catalysing economic growth
  • Mangroves absorb 25% more carbon due to ecosystem they create
  • Mangroves sequester four times more carbon than most rainforests
  • Thriving mangrove ecosystems restore biodiversity and deliver climate justice
  • Reversal of deforestation damage in Assam, increase in wildlife flora and fauna
  • Sustainable land practices reduce carbon emissions
  • Increased green cover creates new ecosystems, supports biodiversity, reduces soil erosion
  • Restoration of biodiversity in Assam with thriving flora and fauna
  • Healthier farming practices recharge groundwater, sequester carbon, increase immunity against crop diseases
  • Native tree species planted to ensure long-term forest health and resilience

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