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Green Rajasthan Campaign

  • 28 Mar 2025
  • 3 min read

Why in News? 

The Rajasthan government has set a target of planting 10 crore trees in the financial year 2025-26 under the "Hariyalo Rajasthan Abhiyan" . 

Key Points 

  • About the campaign: 
    • The Hariyalo Rajasthan campaign was launched on 7th August 2024 on the occasion of  Hariyali Teej . 
    • The Chief Minister of the state launched this campaign by planting a Peepal tree at Gahota in Dudu district . 
    • Inspired by the ' Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam' campaign, the state government has set a target of  planting 50 crore saplings in the next five years under 'Mission Hariyalo Rajasthan' . 
    • Under this, 7 crore saplings were planted in the year 2024-25 . 
  • Objective
    • Making Rajasthan green and expanding the forest area . 
    • Protecting the environment and maintaining climate balance . 
    • Conservation of biodiversity and creating a better ecosystem for wildlife . 
    • To make tree plantation a mass movement by ensuring participation of local communities . 
    • Preventing desertification and promoting soil conservation .  

Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam Campaign 

  • About: 
    • This is a special nationwide tree plantation drive, launched by the Prime Minister on the occasion of World Environment Day on  5th June 2024 . 
    • Under this campaign, people are encouraged to plant a tree as a symbol of love, respect and honour towards their mother and also take a pledge to protect the trees and Mother Earth.  
  • Objective: 
    • The aim of this campaign is to prevent land erosion and ensure ecological restoration of degraded lands . 
    • Apart from this, environmental protection and green cover have to be promoted. 
    • It aims to plant 80 crore trees by September 2024 and 140 crore trees by March 2025 
  • Strategy:  
    • The campaign is based on the concept of “Whole of Government” and “Whole of Society” , which encourages collective efforts to revitalize India's green cover through active participation of citizens, communities and local administration. 
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