Same technology. Different person answering for it.
Get Zero monitors tree plantations for CSR teams, government afforestation programmes and NGOs across India. Each of them is asked the same question a year after planting: how many trees are still alive?
Plantation monitoring for government afforestation
Your own plans already ask for third party monitoring
Verification today means sending people to sites across districts. Too slow and too expensive to catch a failure while it can still be fixed.
Every site watched on the same schedule, whether it is next door or six hours away.
- Independent, third party survival figures for every plantation site
- One dashboard across districts, divisions and schemes
- Dated evidence for audits, CAMPA and Green India Mission reviews
Tree survival monitoring for CSR plantation projects
A headcount of saplings is not a result
You funded the drive. A year later somebody asks what happened, and there is no answer. Disclosure rules are tightening at the same time.
A survival number with dates behind it, ready for your board and your auditor.
- Survival rate per project for CSR impact assessments and annual reports
- Evidence for BRSR and sustainability disclosures
- Early alerts to your implementing partner while trees can still be saved
Plantation monitoring for NGOs and foundations
Funders are starting to ask what survived
Going back to check costs money the grant never included. Checking honestly risks a number nobody wants to publish.
Evidence for renewal conversations, and alerts early enough to lose fewer trees.
- Survival reports to share with donors and CSR funders
- Monitoring of many small sites without extra field visits
- Impact certificates for volunteers and partners
Questions buyers ask
Who uses plantation monitoring?
CSR and sustainability teams that fund tree planting, government bodies such as forest departments and city corporations that run afforestation schemes, and NGOs and foundations that plant with donor money. Anyone who has to answer for trees after planting day.
Can Get Zero act as a third party monitor?
Yes. We do not plant trees, so we have no stake in the result. Every site is read from the same satellite data on the same schedule, and every figure carries the date it was measured.
What does a CSR team get at the end of the year?
A survival rate for each project, a month by month survival curve since planting, and dated maps of every site. These go straight into impact assessments, annual reports and board updates.