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Report on

Sanjeevani Project (2018-19)

Location : Sonepat & Panipat (Haryana) Duration : 7th June 2018-5th April 2019 Plantation : 5076 Saplings

Sanctioned by: Mobius Foundation

Implemented By:

Sustainable Advocacy Team for Human Improvement (SATHI)

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Contents

Why Tree is important? .......................................................................................................................... 3

Life without Tree? ................................................................................................................................... 3

Sanjeevani Project ................................................................................................................................... 4

Objective ................................................................................................................................................. 4

Area Covered .......................................................................................................................................... 5

Timeline................................................................................................................................................... 5

Modus Operandi ..................................................................................................................................... 6

Participants ............................................................................................................................................. 7

Summary of Plantation ........................................................................................................................... 8

Glimpses of Plantation ............................................................................................................................ 9

Glimpses of Essay Writing Competition ................................................................................................ 14

Glimpse of Sanjeevani Project Inauguration Ceremony ....................................................................... 16

Glimpses of Sanjeevani Project Closing Ceremony ............................................................................... 17

Financials ............................................................................................................................................... 22

Media Coverage 1: Sanjeevani Project Inauguration Programme ........................................................ 23

Media Coverage 2: Plantation Drive ..................................................................................................... 29

Media Coverage 3: Project Closing Ceremony ...................................................................................... 32

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Why Tree is important?

Trees contribute to their environment by providing oxygen, improving air quality, climate

amelioration, conserving water, preserving soil, and supporting wildlife. During the process

of photosynthesis, trees take in carbon dioxide and produce the oxygen we breathe. “One

acre of forest absorbs six tons of carbon dioxide and puts out four tons of oxygen. This is

enough to meet the annual needs of 18 people.” Trees, shrubs and turf also filter air by

removing dust and absorbing other pollutants like carbon monoxide, sulfur dioxide and

nitrogen dioxide. After trees intercept unhealthy particles, rain washes them to the ground.

Trees control climate by moderating the effects of the sun, rain and wind. Leaves absorb

and filter the sun’s radiant energy, keeping things cool in summer. Trees also preserve

warmth by providing a screen from harsh wind. In addition to influencing wind speed and

direction, they shield us from the downfall of rain, sleet and hail. Trees also lower the air

temperature and reduce the heat intensity of the greenhouse effect by maintaining low

levels of carbon dioxide.

Life without Tree?

When the tree is gone, the carbon dioxide it would have used for photosynthesis either

remains in the atmosphere or gets absorbed by the oceans, which are becoming

increasingly acidified and less able to absorb more. Carbon dioxide is a greenhouse gas. It

helps create a "ceiling" in the atmosphere that prevents ground heat from dissipating into

space. In other words, deforestation leads directly to global warming, which is one of the

most serious ecological issues facing modern humanity.

About a dozen different species go extinct every day, and scientists predict that 30 to 50

percent of all species could be extinct by the middle of the 21st century. This is one more of

the calamitous effects of deforestation. Cutting trees removes the habitat for tree-dwelling

animals, birds and insects, and global warming, to which deforestation contributes, kills fish

and amphibians as well as other creatures. Loss of habitat also creates social issues for

people who live in the forest who must relocate to inhabited areas.

About a dozen different species go extinct every day, and scientists predict that 30 to 50

percent of all species could be extinct by the middle of the 21st century. This is one more of

the calamitous effects of deforestation. Cutting trees removes the habitat for tree-dwelling

animals, birds and insects, and global warming, to which deforestation contributes, kills fish

and amphibians as well as other creatures. Loss of habitat also creates social issues for

people who live in the forest who must relocate to inhabited areas.

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Sanjeevani Project

On World Environment Day (5th June 2018), Mobius Foundation decided to start Sanjeevani Project

in Sonepat and Panipat district of Haryana. Objective of the project was not limited to plantation

only but to sensitize community about importance of tree for its protection and conservation. To

create awareness, tree plantation and essay competition has been organized. Target for plantation

was 5000 sapling plantation. The project was designed to mobilize participation from local

community and institutions of Haryana in implementation of the project. On 7th June 2019,

Sanjeevani project has been officially inaugurated. The project has been supported by many public

institutions, Govt. departments, schools, students and farmers.

“Celebration of world environment Day by plantation of 5000 trees in

Sonepat and Panipat district of Haryana.”

Objective 1. Creating awareness on benefits of trees for environment

2. Plantation of 5000 saplings

3. Organizing Essay competition in Schools

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Area Covered

District - Sonepat (Haryana) District – Panipat (Haryana)

List of Villages:

1. Chidana 2. Mundlana 3. Gohana 4. Durana 5. Kakrana 6. Samdi 7. Sirsad 8. Ramgarh 9. S.P.Majra

List of Villages:

1. Naulatha 2. Shahpur 3. Mandi 4. Kaith 5. Buana Lakhu

Timeline

Particulars Timeline

Total duration of project 7th June 2018 – 5th April 2019

Plantation of 5076 trees 7th June 2018 – 9th October 2018

Organizing Essay Competition 1st November 2018 – 15th December 2019

Evaluation of Essay Competition 28 February 2019

Award Distribution 5th April 2019

Project Closing Ceremony 5th April 2019

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Modus Operandi

Glimpses of tree plantation in school and villages

Arrangement of saplings and vermicompost

Meeting with Govt. Department, School management, Gaushala, Village representatives and community

Plantation of saplings and awarness creation

Organizing Essay Competition and evaluation of results

Closing Ceremony and Award Distribution

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Participants 1. Mr. Pradip Burman (Chairman, Mobius Foundation)

2. Mr. Krishna Lal Pawar (Minister of Transport, Govt. of Haryana)

3. Dr. R. S. Sheokand (Director Extension, LUVAS, Hisar)

4. Mr. Ashish Vasishth, SDM, Gohana

5. Mr. Arun Shukla, CGM- NABARD

6. SP, Panipat

7. SDO, Agriculture

8. KVK Scientist, Panipat

9. DDM, Panipat (NABARD)

10. President of 33 Farmer Clubs

11. Sarpanch, Chidana Village, Sonepat

12. Sarpanch, Village Chidana, Sonepat

13. Sarpanch, Village Kakrana, Sonepat

14. Sarpanch, Village Shamdi, Sonepat

15. Students of 9 Schools of Sonepat and Panipat district

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Summary of Plantation

5076/5000 (Date of Achieving the Target Plantation: 9th October 2018)

S. No Name of Agency Address No. of Plantation

1 Inauguration Programme of Sanjeevani, SATHI

ARF, Sonepat 115

2 Government Girls School, Naulatha Naulatha, Panipat 662

3 Little Angel School, Gohana Gohana, Sonepat 454

4 Government Senior Secondary School, Durana

Durana, Sonepat 200

5 Organic Farming Project Farmers Panipat 122

6 LUVAS Training Programme Students ARF, Sonepat 40

7 Gram Panchayat, Chidana Chidana, Sonepat 20

8 Gram Panchayat, Kakrana Kakrana, Sonepat 4

9 Gram Panchayat, Samdi Samdi, Sonepat 8

10 Govt. Veterinary Hospital, Shahpur Shahpur, Panipat 48

11 Government Senior Secondary School, Mandi

Mandi 554

12 Saini SHG Womens, Kaith Kaith 67

13 Lord Shiva Gaushala, Shahpur Shahpur, Panipat 125

14 Government Senior Secondary School, Sirsad

Sirsad 454

15 Government Senior Secondary School, Ramgarh

Ramgarh 109

16 Om Public School, Gohana Gohana, Sonepat 1147

17 Government Girls Senior Secondary School, Gohana

Gohana, Sonepat 502

18 Man Public School, SP Majra SP Majra 402

19 Farmer Club, Chidana Chidana, Sonepat 11

20 Farmer Club, Buana lakhu Buana Lakhu 12

21 Farmer Club, Mundlana Mundlana 15

22 Farmer Club, Shahpur Shahpur, panipat 5

Total 5076

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Glimpses of Plantation

Tree plantation by Shri Pradip Burman and Team

Tree plantation by Dr. R.S.Sheokand and Team SATHI

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Tree plantation by students

Tree plantation by school staff

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School students and Teachers taking pledge for protecting environment

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Tree plantation by SDM, Gohana and SATHI Team

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Team SATHI mobilizing students for tree plantation


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Glimpses of Essay Writing Competition

Participation of students in Essay Competition under Sanjeevani Project


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Glimpse of Sanjeevani Project Inauguration Ceremony

Chief guest Shri Pradip Burman along with Team SATHI inaugurating Sanjeevani Project

Participation of farmers, women, Govt. Officials in Inauguration programme of sanjeevani Project

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Glimpses of Sanjeevani Project Closing Ceremony

Chief Guest Shri Pradip Burman reviewing science model exhibition by students

Awards for distribution under Sanjeevani Project

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Cultural programme presented by students in Sanjeevani Project Closing Ceremony

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Distribution of awards to students in Sanjeevani Project Closing Ceremony

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Inauguration of Sanjeevani Project Phase –II by Delegates

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Financials

S.No. Particulars Details Cost (In Rs.)

1 Inauguration Ceremony Inauguration of project on 7th June 2018 52,225

2 Tree saplings 5000 saplings @Rs.25/Sapling 1,25,000

3 Vermicompost 5000Kg @Rs.10/Kg 50,000

4 Labour Charge Labor help during plantation 5,950

5 Banner Display banners for Plantation 2,050

6 Transportation Transportation cost of saplings 11,485

7 Programme 15th August celebration in Govt. School 1,807

8 Refreshment Labour/Supervisor refreshment 2,950

9 Staff Travel Supervision and Monitoring Travel 9,929

10 Telephone Bill Supervisor Mobile Bills 4912

11 Supervisor Cost Supervisor Cost 23,917

12 Closing Ceremony Closing Ceremony of project on 5th April

2019

1,48,006

Total 4,38,231

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Media Coverage 1: Sanjeevani Project Inauguration Programme

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Media Coverage 2: Plantation Drive

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Media Coverage 3: Project Closing Ceremony

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