100,000 saplings to be planted in Islamabad
Islamabad: The Plant for Islamabad campaign will begin on April 3 under the government's 10 Billion Tree Tsunami afforestation initiative.
Additional Secretary of the Ministry of Climate Change Babar Hayat Tarar told reporters here that the minimum target of planting 100,000 saplings had been set for the Plant for Islamabad campaign.
He said special sapling distribution points would be established by the Islamabad administration and Capital Development Authority on that day where the people could collect saplings free of charge. Babar Hayat said the government would invest one billion dollars in the 10 Billion Tree Tsunami afforestation programme.
He said the provincial governments would contribute 50 per cent funds to the initiative.
The official said the federal government would provide funds for planting saplings in Azad Jammu and Kashmir, Gilgit-Baltistan, tribal districts and the Islamabad Capital Territory. He said memorandums of understanding were also being signed with the corporate sector to the Clean and Green Programme partnership.
-
Nick Jonas Gets Candid About His Type 1 Diabetes Diagnosis -
King Charles Sees Environmental Documentary As Defining Project Of His Reign -
James Van Der Beek Asked Fans To Pay Attention To THIS Symptom Before His Death -
Portugal Joins European Wave Of Social Media Bans For Under-16s -
Margaret Qualley Recalls Early Days Of Acting Career: 'I Was Scared' -
Sir Jackie Stewart’s Son Advocates For Dementia Patients -
Google Docs Rolls Out Gemini Powered Audio Summaries -
Breaking: 2 Dead Several Injured In South Carolina State University Shooting -
China Debuts World’s First AI-powered Earth Observation Satellite For Smart Cities -
Royal Family Desperate To Push Andrew As Far Away As Possible: Expert -
Cruz Beckham Releases New Romantic Track 'For Your Love' -
5 Celebrities You Didn't Know Have Experienced Depression -
Trump Considers Scaling Back Trade Levies On Steel, Aluminium In Response To Rising Costs -
Claude AI Shutdown Simulation Sparks Fresh AI Safety Concerns -
King Charles Vows Not To Let Andrew Scandal Overshadow His Special Project -
Spotify Says Its Best Engineers No Longer Write Code As AI Takes Over