CSR & Schedule VII
Plan, plant and report a CSR programme your board and auditors can…
Programme
Fruit and timber trees planted on farmland alongside regular crops, so restoration pays the people who look after it.
Up to 3× farm income · 85% survival, program-wide · 400+ companies plant with us
Quick answer
Agroforestry is growing trees on farmland together with crops. Farmers keep farming while fruit and timber trees add income, shade, better soil and stored carbon. Grow Billion Trees plants agroforestry plots with farmers, maps every tree, and reports the results to the companies that fund them.
Farmers and families who grow with us.
Actors, directors and public figures on why they back Grow Billion Trees.
Impact
For the people, the land and the companies behind each project.
Up to 3×
farm income
Income from fruit and timber alongside regular crops, on plots mapped in the farmer's name.
Compared with conventional two-crop farming.
Local jobs for planting and care, and skills that stay in the village.
Better soil, shade, water retention and habitat on working farmland.
CSR and ESG impact with geo-tagged records for every tree.
Five steps from site to report.
The corporate goals this programme supports.
Every pin is a project with its own digital forest. Filter by programme or state, or search for a company.
Pins show the approximate area of each project, not exact plot locations. Updated 2026-10-22.
How companies planted with us, and what they got.
Planting, care and growth on our project sites.
Transparency
Every tree we plant is geo-tagged and gets a certificate. Enter a certificate or order number to see it.
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Growing trees on farmland together with crops, so the same land produces food, fruit, timber and environmental benefits.
Trees add income from fruit and timber alongside regular crops. Our farmers can earn up to 3× more than with conventional two-crop farming.
Fruit and timber species chosen for the region's climate and soil, agreed with the farmers.
Yes. Schedule VII item (iv) of the Companies Act, 2013 lists agroforestry.
The trees are on the farmer's land and plots are mapped in the farmer's name.
More guides and local pages for this programme.
Background reading from our blog, picked for this topic.
What is Agroforestry and How It Fights Climate Crisis
Unveiling the Power of Agroforestry: Harmony in Nature
Agroforestry for Farmers: Sustainable Income & Climate Solutions
Enhancing Agricultural Sustainability through Agroforestry in Bhairana, Jaipur
How Farmers Are Spearheading Tree Plantation Initiatives
Trees for Farmers: Growing Prosperity Through Agroforestry