A greener India,
grown one tree
at a time.
Eco Human Foundation is a national non-profit restoring degraded land across India — planting native species, rebuilding soil, and putting communities at the centre of ecological recovery.
Every citizen has a right to live in a clean, healthy environment. We work to make that right real — village by village, sapling by sapling.
Eco Human Foundation is a national non-profit dedicated to environmental sustainability, ecological restoration and green community development across India. Through plantation drives, soil conservation and ecological awareness campaigns, we work to cultivate a greener India from the ground up.
Our work aligns with UN Sustainable Development Goal 13 (Climate Action) and Goal 15 (Life on Land) — building an eco-resilient society through collective effort, strategic partnership and programmes designed to outlast a funding cycle.
India is losing the land it depends on.
Degradation is not a distant scenario. It is already visible in the soil, the air and the household income of the communities we work with.
Forest cover lost in the last decade
State of Environment 2023Land affected by degradation nationwide
NAPPCCForest cover, against a national target of 33%
ISFR 2021–22Topsoil lost to erosion every year — ₹92,000 crore in productivity
ICAR 2023Four ways we put land and people back together.
Plantation drives
Native saplings planted twice a year in degraded land, roadsides, schools and community spaces — with mobile units for regions that have no nursery nearby.
Community green zones
Community-managed green zones that begin in high-need neighbourhoods and tribal belts, then scale to metro, Tier-2 and Tier-3 cities.
Environmental education
Field sessions for farmers and landowners, school forests and illustrated booklets on native species — plus daily tips by SMS and WhatsApp.
Soil & zero degradation
Community composting units, green-waste collection points and biodegradable plant containers that return organic matter to degraded soil.
A staged plan, not a seasonal campaign.
The Green Impact Initiative moves from pilot to national scale over roughly eighteen months, with a defined hectare target at each stage.
Pilot
Launch pilot green zones in high-need areas across states — urban peripheries and tribal belts first.
Expansion
Extend into metro, Tier-2 and Tier-3 cities, selected through ecological demand analysis.
Full scale
Deploy mobile plantation units in rural and remote regions, targeting agricultural communities.
Identify
Field surveys map the most vulnerable land parcels, in collaboration with local authorities and forest departments.
Partner
Government schemes, corporate CSR programmes and university researchers supply seed stock, expertise and logistics.
Mobilise
University students, young professionals and resident volunteers run the drives and the awareness campaigns.
Measure
Mobile dashboards track survival rates, soil health and community participation, reported quarterly.
More than an environmental restoration effort, the Green Impact Initiative is a movement toward a greener, healthier, and ecologically empowered India.Green Impact Initiative · CSR report 2025–26
The paperwork a CSR committee actually needs.
Registration, tax exemption and due-diligence documents are current and published in one place — so your team can verify us before the first meeting.
Plant with us.
Corporate CSR partnership
Fund a plantation drive, a green zone or a full phase — with quarterly reporting and independent audit.
Volunteer on the ground
Join a plantation drive, adopt a nursery shift, or bring your school into the Green Schools programme.
Give what you can
One-time or monthly contributions fund saplings, soil treatment and community training.