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Root for Earth

“Of all the forms of inequality, injustice in healthcare is the most shocking and inhumane.”
— Martin Luther King Jr.

Root for Earth

Root for Earth is driven by a mission to restore the planet, one community at a time. Through tree plantations, clean energy access, and climate education, the initiative empowers people to be part of the solution. Focused on low-income and vulnerable regions, it addresses environmental degradation through practical, scalable actions—like rainwater harvesting, plastic-free drives, and green energy tools. More than a program, Root for Earth is a call to action—to rethink our habits, respect nature, and rebuild balance between people and the planet. Because climate justice starts at the roots.

Key objectives of our program

Tree Plantation Drives

Restore green cover in deforested areas and urban heat islands to improve air quality and biodiversity.

Plastic-Free Campaigns & Cleanups

Mobilize communities to reduce single-use plastics and clean public spaces.

Clean Energy Access

Distribute solar-powered lights and cookstoves to off-grid, energy-poor households.

Water Sustainability Projects

Install rainwater harvesting systems and provide affordable water filtration solutions.

Climate Literacy Programs

Educate youth and local communities on climate change, sustainable living, and eco-friendly practices.

Credentials:

Your Support Enables Us to Reach the Unreached!

CSR & Niti Aayog Registrations

CSR-1 Registration No.: CSR00072691 (Dated: 11-05-2024)
Niti Aayog Unique ID: DL/2021/0282156 (Dated: 09-11-2021)

80G Exemption Details

80G Exemption No.
(Dated: 03-05-2024):
AAATW5282AF2024101

Trust Registration Details

12A Registration No.(Dated: 03-05-2024):
AAATW5282AE2024101
Registration No.:
1993 (Dated: 22-12-2015)

Challenges Faced

  • Low Awareness & Priority
    Environmental issues are often misunderstood or seen as distant threats by many communities.

  • Short-Term Thinking
    Sustainable solutions are viewed as expensive luxuries rather than urgent necessities.

  • Waste Mismanagement
    Inadequate waste collection and disposal systems worsen pollution, especially in densely populated slums.

  • Funding & Scale
    Environmental initiatives struggle with limited resources and lack of consistent, long-term support.

  • Climate Vulnerability
    Poor and rural communities are the hardest hit by extreme weather events, droughts, and floods.