The goals of this project are to:
- Help the new generation understand the importance and impact of trees in their lives as well as the ecosystem. In turn giving a better life to our future generations.
- Teach poor farmers how to plant appropriate trees so they may benefit from low quality farm lands facing issues such as salinity and lack of water.
Hidaya gives seedlings at no or minimal cost to students, farmers and communities to encourage tree planting activity. In addition Hidaya also provides brochures explaining the benefits of trees and instructions how to successfully grow them.
For each school and community, a team lead and back-up member is appointed; he/she is responsible for implementing and coordinating the project successfully, monitor, and report on the survival rate of trees every month. This process allows Hidaya to gain a good understanding of the issues and critical success factors so appropriate improvements can be made during next planting season.
Vegetables for Healthy Living:
In Pakistan, Hidaya is also distributing seeds of vegetables to students at no cost, including:
* Opo/Kadoo/Lauki (Gourd)
* Zucchini/Toori/Turai
* Cucumber/Kheera/Kaakri
These seeds are offered to students interested in growing their own vegetables at almost no cost. These vegetables typically grow as vines that spread over roof tops and walls requiring no extra open space.
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