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National Mission for a Green India

National Mission for a Green India (GIM)

Ministry of Environment, Forest & Climate Change

Enhancing India's forest cover, restoring degraded ecosystems, and increasing carbon sequestration through afforestation, while improving livelihoods of forest-dependent communities.

Launch Date

February 2014

States & UTs Coverage

28

Duration

2021–2030

Activities

30

Indicators

22

Total Budget

₹12,190 Cr

Key Targets

₹12,190 Cr

Total Budget

17 States + 1 UT

Coverage

24 mha cover

Forest Target

2.5-3 Bt CO₂

Carbon Sink

Monitoring Mission Progress through Indicators

Last updated: Dec 2025

Showing 12 of 12 indicators

Budget utilization rate (%)

ProcessOn Track

GIM_IND010 · Mission Budget Utilization

Target (Annual)>90% Percentage
Current78 Percentage
FrequencyQuarterly
UnitPercentage
Baseline: Historical rate (2024)87%

States feeding data into NAMS dashboard

ProcessAt Risk

GIM_IND011 · NAMS Portal & Dashboard Operations

Target (2027)All GIM states Number
Current18 Number
FrequencyMonthly
UnitNumber
Baseline: Pilot states (2024)64%

Vulnerable landscapes under restoration

OutputAt Risk

GIM_IND007 · Landscape-Specific Restoration Projects

Target (2027)5+ Number
Current3 Number
FrequencyAnnual
UnitNumber
Baseline: 0 (2024)60%

Community involvement especially women (%)

OutcomeAt Risk

GIM_IND008 · Community & JFMC Engagement

Target (2030)50% Percentage
Current28 Percentage
FrequencyAnnual
UnitPercentage
Baseline: TBD (2024)56%

Improvement in forest cover quality (%)

OutcomeAt Risk

GIM_IND012 · Forest Cover Quality Improvement

Target (2030)Measurable improvement Percentage
Current5.2 Percentage
FrequencyBiennial
UnitPercentage
Baseline: Per ISFR 2021 (2021)52%

Area brought under restoration (Million hectares)

OutputAt Risk

GIM_IND001 · Enhancement of Forest and Tree Cover

Target (2030)1 Million Hectares
Current0.42 Million Hectares
FrequencyBiennial & Annual
UnitMillion Hectares
Baseline: Per ISFR 2021 (2021)42%

Area under NTFP-based agroforestry (Mha)

OutputAt Risk

GIM_IND009 · NTFP-based Agroforestry Expansion

Target (2030)Part of 24 mha Million Hectares
Current2.5 Million Hectares
FrequencyAnnual
UnitMillion Hectares
Baseline: TBD (2024)42%

Carbon sequestration achieved (Bt CO2 eq)

ImpactAt Risk

GIM_IND002 · Carbon Sink Creation

Target (2030)2.5-3.0 Billion Tonnes CO2 eq
Current1.1 Billion Tonnes CO2 eq
FrequencyBiennial
UnitBillion Tonnes CO2 eq
Baseline: Per FSI 2021 (2021)40%

Integrated nurseries established/strengthened

OutputAt Risk

GIM_IND003 · Integrated Nurseries cum Research Centres

Target (2030)50 Number
Current18 Number
FrequencyAnnual
UnitNumber
Baseline: Existing TBD (2024)36%

NTFP processing centres established/strengthened

OutputNeeds Attention

GIM_IND005 · NTFP Processing Centres

Target (2030)100 Number
Current35 Number
FrequencyAnnual
UnitNumber
Baseline: Existing TBD (2024)35%

Households with diversified forest-based livelihoods

OutcomeNeeds Attention

GIM_IND006 · Forest-based Livelihood Diversification

Target (2030)1,000,000 Number (Households)
Current3,20,000 Number (Households)
FrequencyAnnual
UnitNumber (Households)
Baseline: TBD (2024)32%

LITCs established/strengthened

OutputNeeds Attention

GIM_IND004 · Livelihood Improvement Training Centres

Target (2030)50 Number
Current15 Number
FrequencyAnnual
UnitNumber
Baseline: Existing TBD (2024)30%

About Green India

Mission Overview

Enhancing India's forest cover, restoring degraded ecosystems, and increasing carbon sequestration through afforestation, while improving livelihoods of forest-dependent communities.

Vision

Enhancing India's forest cover and ecosystem services while responding to climate change through adaptation and mitigation measures across landscapes.

Key Highlights

Total Budget

₹12,190 Cr

Coverage

17 States + 1 UT

Forest Target

24 mha cover

Carbon Sink

2.5-3 Bt CO₂

Households

1 million+

Duration

2021-2030

Key Objectives

  • Increase forest and tree cover to 33% of geographic area
  • Restore 10 million hectares of degraded forests
  • Improve ecosystem services including biodiversity and hydrological services
  • Increase carbon sequestration to create additional sink of 2.5-3 billion tonnes of CO₂ equivalent
  • Enhance livelihood income of 1 million+ forest-dependent households

Milestones & Achievements

Mission launched February 2014; revised October 2020 (Version 2)

Covers 17 States + 1 UT with State Forest Development Agencies

Largest mission budget at ₹12,190 Cr including CAMPA funds

National Afforestation Monitoring System (NAMS) deployed

Partnership with GIZ and World Bank for technical support