The primary objectives of the project include:  

1. To improve the quality of the natural environment. 

2. To create awareness in rural and urban community and schools on the criticality of climate change and educate them about how tree planting can make a real difference. 

3. To utilize barren lands for tree planting to improve soil and water conservation. 

4. To improve water quality in local streams and ponds. 

5. To protect groundwater supplies. 

6. To reduce the damage to land cause by erosion, floods, landslides and other effects of ecological imbalance. 

7. To conserve the ecosystem.

The "Annual Trees Planting and Campaign" project has achieved significant outcomes with overall survival rate of 85.48%.  

Environmental Impact: Over 30,000 trees planted, sequestering an estimated 112.87 tons of CO2 in the first year & potential of sequestering 4,156.41 Metric ton in the fifth year. 

Land Restoration and Draught Resilience: Restoration of 768,384 (Seven hundred and  sixty-eight thousand three hundred eighty-four) square feet of land, which will definitely benefit hugely to the environment and have tremendous potential in draught resilience.  

Biodiversity Enhancement: Creation of new habitats and increased biodiversity in the planted areas. The newly planted species of tree are beneficial for butterflies’ life cycle, honeybees and nectar eating birds, also the plants will provide habitat and food to a large amount of fauna.  

Community Benefits and Economic Benefits: Engaged community members, providing direct and indirect employment opportunities. Also, the fruit trees like mango, guava, moringa, pawpaw will definitely provide earning opportunities to a large number of beneficiaries.  

Stakeholder Engagement: The project involved extensive stakeholder engagement, including partnerships with local schools, community groups, and government bodies. Regular meetings, workshops, and awareness campaigns were conducted to ensure community involvement and support.