Green Credits

There are a certain number of activities that are covered under the Green Credit Programme that can help you earn these credits and convert them into revenue. These are:

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• Tree Plantation: This involves planting trees to create more green spaces, which helps combat deforestation and improves the environment.
• Water Management: It includes strategies to use water more wisely and conserve it, ensuring that water resources are protected and available for future generations.
• Sustainable Agriculture: This promotes farming practices that are safe for the environment, such as using natural fertilizers and reducing chemical use, to ensure food production is sustainable and doesn’t harm the fertility of the soil.
• Waste Management: This  focuses on managing waste in a way that reduces pollution and environmental damage, such as the conversion of organic waste into renewable sources of energy.
• Air Pollution Reduction: Focuses on reducing pollution in the air, like using cleaner energy sources and controlling emissions from factories and vehicles, to improve air quality and public health.
• Mangrove Conservation and Restoration: This involves protecting and restoring mangrove forests, which are vital ecosystems that provide habitat for many species and protect coastlines from erosion and storms.
• Eco-mark Labeling: This involves getting a special certification, called the eco-mark, for products that meet very high environmental sustainability standards. It’s like a stamp of approval that shows the product is eco friendly and doesn’t harm the environment.
• Sustainable Building and Infrastructure: This means constructing buildings and other structures in a way that’s good for the environment. It includes using ecofriendly materials, designing buildings to use less energy and water, and making sure they have minimal impact on nature around them.