Greenification and cleanification of the Earth and Atmosphere is the objective of Green World Clean World Foundation. To achieve this objective we have to plant trees wherever we can. Fruit trees are largely grown in the tropical climate of the Earth. Fruit trees are mainly grown in India, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, Malaysia, Mexico and many Asian countries and African countries.
The Foundation has taken decision to plat 2000 crore jack fruit saplings in India within five years in association with different interested NOG's, Environmentalists, Political Parties, Lions Clubs, Rotary Clubs, World Malayalee Council, Religious Institutions, Community Institutions, Schools, Colleges, Universities, Railways, Public and Private Industries, Government Agencies and ultimately farmers of India. Above 30 crore students in India can be involved in this great effort to achieve the goal of planting 2000 crores of Jack fruit saplings. Through the "Planting one JackFruit tree by one Student" project will develop a commitment to nature and interest in agriculture among students.
The Jackfruit is the biggest fruit in the world and is highly Nutritious since it is rich in Vitamins A, B and C, Minerals like Zinc, Iron, Copper, Calcium and Potassium, Complex Carbohydrates and Dietary Fibre.
Jackfruit Trees can be grown in every State in India and are an excellent source of Oxygen throughout the year.
The Foundation has taken decision to plat 2000 crore jack fruit saplings in India within five years in association with different interested NOG's, Environmentalists, Political Parties, Lions Clubs, Rotary Clubs, World Malayalee Council, Religious Institutions, Community Institutions, Schools, Colleges, Universities, Railways, Public and Private Industries,Government Agencies and ultimately farmers of India.
Chairman & Managing Trustee
In every field, farmers are being either exploited or neglected for ages. Through fruit farming, the income of farmers and farm workers may be increased by 10 to 20%. Simultaneously bulk production of various fruits will alleviate the shortage of nutritious food for the public. It would have been a lot better, had we planted fruit trees instead of Acacia like useless trees as part of forestation. We should create farming societies to produce, procure and process their produce to convert into value-added items to be sold in national and international markets to protect farmers from exploiting middlemen. Thailand's model most modern fruit processing may be emulated in processing and packing for branded products that are marketable to the world.
