Classification and Goals

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The major Aims and Objectives of the NGO are: To plan and organize programmes and projects for greening our Mother Earth by setting out plans and projects for greening of mind, atmosphere, culture, wisdom, education, technology as well as development.

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Classification and goals

To evaluate the classification of environmental NGOs, it is important to consider these five factors:

  • geopolitical origins (location),
  • political ideology (left / right / neither support),
  • size (quantity),
  • level of political focus (local / regional / international / global),
  • funding sources (income).

Main goals of environmental NGOs include but are not limited to:

  • creating relationships with the government and other organizations,
  • offering training and assistance in agricultural conservation to maximize the use of local resources,
  • establishing environmental solutions, and managing projects implemented to address issues affecting a particular area.

To fully understand the social, economic, and environmental effects that the organization can have on a region, it is also important to note that the organization can act outside the formal processes what state governments and other government institutions must comply with.

  1. Provide a forum for bringing together experiences related to natural and built environment from individuals, institutions and organizations.
  2. Do and promote research and actions in environment and related disciplines in the best interest of human beings.
  3. Publish and prepare reports, monographs, films, case studies, and journal in English, Urdu or any other language for defusing knowledge.
  4. Publish literature and educational material, organize exhibitions, establish library/libraries and museum(s), and acquire information in fields related to environment with the approval of the concerned authorities.
  5. Grant gratitude to any person or persons who may be or have been officer(s) or servant(s) in any capacity of the society, for the relatives or dependents of any such persons and make payments towards insurance in respect of such persons or their relatives or dependents and subscribe or guarantee money for charitable objectives.
  6. Mobilize/organize and train/enable communities for collective actions to promote sustainable development, and to achieve it through promoting values of civil society.
  7. Highlight issues of governance, related to sustainable development, through advocacy.
  8. Create awareness regarding environmental pollution and environmental degradation, and its effect(s) on human health, social set-up, economy and politics.
  9. Provide loans and grants to deserving persons for poverty alleviation and sustainable development.
  10. Work to eliminate regional, ethnic, economic, social and gender inequity and discrimination in the development process.