CSR funding partnerships
Connect with companies funding plantation
For NGOs · Technology
The same platform companies use to follow their CSR forests, for the NGOs who plant and care for them.
85% survival, program-wide · 400+ corporate clients · 14 states across India
Quick answer
GreenTrack is Grow Billion Trees' plantation tracking platform. Partner NGOs use it to record every tree with its location and photos, log field visits and replacements, and share live progress and reports with the companies and donors who fund their projects.
For NGOs
Less paperwork, more trust.
Location, photos and dates for every tree answer due-diligence questions before they are asked.
Progress, survival and impact reports come from the same records, not from spreadsheets.
Field and satellite views show where care is needed, so fewer trees are lost.
Digital forest pages let donors and supporters see the trees they funded.
From planting to monitoring, on film.
Set up once, use on every visit.
Sites, species and targets added with our team.
Each tree is geo-tagged with a photo at planting.
Field teams log checks, care and replacements.
Satellite views and dashboards flag sites that need attention.
Share reports and digital forest pages with funders.
GreenTrack is provided for projects run in partnership with Grow Billion Trees; terms are agreed per project.
A short training is part of onboarding, and it is covered in our training and certification courses.
Yes. You can share project dashboards, digital forest pages and reports with the people who fund the project.
Yes. Records support progress, survival and utilisation reporting that companies need for their CSR filings.
Data ownership and sharing are set out in the partnership agreement for each project.
About Grow Billion Trees
We plant, geo-tag and look after every tree for three years, for companies, NGOs and families.
Pick the programme that fits your land, goal and budget.
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 2026-10-21.