Transworld · East Singhbhum, Jharkhand
1,00,000 trees
Case studies
How companies across India planted with us: on farmland with farmers, as Miyawaki forests in cities and schools, along coasts and on community land. Every project has its own digital forest.
400+ corporate clients · 14 states across India · every tree geo-tagged
Quick answer
Grow Billion Trees has run agroforestry programmes with companies such as Apollo Tyres, Transworld, Welspun and Bajaj General Insurance; Miyawaki forests for S. S. Rajamouli's family, Caterpillar, Group Landmark and Silox India; mangrove restoration in the Sundarbans; and community plantations with the Adani Foundation, Reliance Foundation, TCI and Himalaya Wellness. Each project has a public digital forest page.
The goal: grow tree cover while strengthening farmer livelihoods, building on Apollo Tyres' earlier agroforestry work.
What we did: planted fruit and timber trees on farmers' land alongside their crops, every tree geo-tagged and tracked on GreenTrack.
What it changed: farmers gain a new, lasting source of income from the harvest, with better soil and water on their farms; Apollo Tyres gets a transparent, audit-ready CSR programme.
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The goal: turn barren land into a dense, self-sustaining green sanctuary as a family legacy.
What we did: created a Miyawaki forest with closely planted native saplings, and densified the existing plantation to strengthen the canopy and biodiversity.
What it changed: a young native forest designed to become self-sustaining within a few years, with a digital forest the family uses to follow its growth.
The goal: restore coastal ecosystems and protect communities from erosion and storms.
What we did: mangrove plantation with local communities, monitored for transparency.
What it changed: a living shield for the coast, habitat for fish, crabs and birds, and livelihoods for local families through sustainable fishing and honey collection.
The goal: a community forest in the desert, restoring degraded land with the people who live around it.
What we did: planted indigenous species suited to the local ecosystem, developed in partnership with the community so they own and care for it.
What it changed: better soil and air quality, green jobs and long-term community stewardship of the land.
The goal: a sustainability programme employees could take part in, with lasting value for the community.
What we did: Miyawaki learning forests in schools across Chennai, Thiruvallur and Hosur, planted with native fruit, flowering and timber species, with Caterpillar teams joining the planting.
What it changed: school campuses that are now biodiversity hubs for birds and pollinators, and outdoor classrooms for students.
Yes. Every project has a public digital forest page with its location, species and progress, and many companies visit their sites for planting events.
Every tree is geo-tagged and tracked on GreenTrack, with field and satellite checks.
Yes. Plan a programme with our team and we will propose sites, species, budget and reporting.
Try the programme finder, or talk to our team.