United Nations Sustainable Development Goals

Established in 2015, comprise 17 global objectives addressing social, economic, and environmental challenges by 2030. These interconnected goals, ranging from poverty alleviation to climate action, provide a collaborative framework for governments, businesses, and civil society to build a more sustainable and equitable future.

How tree planting helps with SDGs integration

The report from the IRP, a global scientific panel under the United Nations Environment Program, underscores the significant benefits of well-planned reforestation and land restoration initiatives in advancing the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs). These initiatives play a crucial role in addressing various dimensions of sustainable development, including environmental conservation, social equity, and economic prosperity.

Tree planting for SDGs

Tree planting efforts contribute to the restoration of ecosystems, promoting biodiversity conservation and enhancing ecosystem services. Restored forests and landscapes provide habitats for diverse flora and fauna, while also establishing green areas for local communities to enjoy.

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How tree planting helps with SDGs integration

No Poverty

creating employment opportunities in forestry and related industries, providing income for local communities

Zero Hunger

agroforestry can enhance soil fertility, improve crop yields

Good Health and Well-being

access to natural environments and green spaces contributes to overall well-being and can improve mental and physical health

Clean Water and Sanitation

trees play a huge role in water regulation and purification

Sustainable Cities and Communities

making cities inclusive, safe, resilient and sustainable

Responsible Consumption and Production

sustainable forestry practices promote responsible management of natural resources

Climate Action

increase of the forest cover mitigates the effects of climate change and reduce greenhouse gas emissions

Life on Land

maintaining biodiversity and balance of ecosystems

Partnerships for the Goals

tree planting often involves collaboration between governments, foundations and local communities

Get involved as a business

Committing to tree planting initiatives not only aligns with SDGs but also presents numerous advantages for businesses. By actively participating in reforestation efforts, companies contribute to combating climate change and preserving biodiversity. Additionally, such initiatives bolster brand reputation and CSR, enhancing consumer trust and loyalty. Reforestation offers long-term benefits by mitigating risks associated with environmental regulations, and providing opportunities for carbon offsetting.

Integrating tree planting into your business strategies not only supports global sustainability efforts but also fosters resilience and competitiveness in an increasingly environmentally conscious market.

Examples of partnerships

GSK

Organization of employee volunteer events, including: tree planting, planting of Siberian bulbs in the city park, forest cleanup actions.

IBA Group

Patronage of one of the Foundation's events, which resulted in the planting of 200 new trees in Wroclaw.

A.G.A. Analytical

Supporting the planting campaign organized by our volunteers in the Kabaty Forest in Warsaw.