Efficient Ecosystem Protection Association Ngo Information
EFFICIENT ECOSYSTEM PROTECTION ASSOCIATION Non Governmental Organization is located in PuneMAHARASHTRA .
Registration Details
Registered With
Registrar of Companies
Type of NGO
Private Sector Companies (Sec 8/25)
Registration No
188351
Copy of Registration Certificate
Available
Copy of Pan Card
Available
Act name
Companies Act, 2013
City of Registration
Pune
State of Registration
MAHARASHTRA
Date of Registration
12-12-2019
Foreign Contribution Regulation Act [FRCA] Registered? NO
EFFICIENT ECOSYSTEM PROTECTION ASSOCIATION NGO Organization Members
Name
Designation
Pan
Aadhaar
Krutika Ravishankar
Treasurer
Available
Available
Anita Ravishankar
Chairman
Available
Available
VAIBHAV HARIDAS MAHATME
Others
Available
Available
EFFICIENT ECOSYSTEM PROTECTION ASSOCIATION Source Funds
Department Name
Source
Finacial Year
Amount Sanctioned
Purpose
Not Specified
Any Other
2020-2021
Not Specified
Trackable, transparent tree planatation
Result based Payment for Ecosystem model
Meticulous outcome tracking
Barcode tracking for tree survival and health
Using Drone orthomosaics and open-source AI (DeepForest) for Tree count and management
Not Specified
Any Other
2019-2020
Not Specified
Trackable, transparent tree planatation
Result based Payment for Ecosystem model
Meticulous outcome tracking
Barcode tracking for tree survival and health
Using Drone orthomosaics and open-source AI (DeepForest) for Tree count and management
Contact details
Address
FL203, ABFP 411 Lapis Lazzhly Sangamwadi SN 14/15 Nr Deebee Tower K Park Pune 411001
City
Pune
State
MAHARASHTRA
Telephone
Not Available
Mobile No
9923810435
Website Url
Not Available
E-mail
anita[dot]ravishankar25(at)gmail.com
EFFICIENT ECOSYSTEM PROTECTION ASSOCIATION Key Issues and
Operational Areas, Major Activiities & Achivements
Operational Districts:
Operational States:
AchieveMents: Forty Six thousand trees planted with survival rate of Ninety two percent
Three Hundred Acres enrolled in forest protection program
Ongoing projects covering One Hundred and Twenty villages, Twenty Eight Thousand acres of land and Eight Thousand families as beneficiaries for reforestation
