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Tree Planting Initiative at Al Bireh Center
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Tree Planting Initiative at Al Bireh Center
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Tree Planting Initiative at Al Bireh Center
Sorry, this opportunity is only available to people with a minimum age of 15 years and a maximum age of 29 years
Tree Planting Initiative at Al Bireh Center
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جمعية الفيحاء
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Tree Planting Initiative at Al Bireh Center
Climate Action - Tree planting
Volunteering Hours Number
8
Volunteering from
2025-12-02
to 2025-12-23
Days
Tuesday
Hours from 08:00
to
16:00
Minimum Age
15 years
Maximum age
29 years
Transportation is available
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50
Under approval -
50
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Description of Opportunity
This brief provides a simple and clear explanation of the objective of the opportunity and the activities required to implement it. Where this profile is the first thing donors read.
This brief provides a simple and clear explanation of the objective of the opportunity and the activities required to implement it. Where this profile is the first thing donors read.
A tree-planting initiative will be held in the Al-Bireh center area as part of the “Gharset Amal” initiative, aiming to place youth at the forefront of environmental efforts toward a greener and healthier community. This initiative empowers volunteers to take concrete action for the environment and strengthen their role in building a sustainable local ecosystem.
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Determine the challenges to be faced, i.e. the identified societal problems, who is affected and what are the repercussions on society.
Determine the challenges to be faced, i.e. the identified societal problems, who is affected and what are the repercussions on society.
1. Understanding the importance of trees and their role in protecting the environment. 2. Knowing how trees reduce pollution and improve air quality. 3. Understanding the correct planting steps (location, soil type, watering). 4. Identifying tree species suitable for the local area. 5. Understanding how the initiative links to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). 6. Knowing how to care for the tree after planting. 7. Proper planting skills and placing the seedling correctly. 8. Ability to work effectively within a team during the activity. 9. Safe use of basic gardening tools. 10. Communication skills to raise awareness about the importance of tree planting. 11. Problem-solving skills (e.g., choosing a suitable spot or dealing with soil issues). 12. Planning and organizing skills for the volunteer day.
Opportunity requirements
Explain the solution offered by the opportunity and how it will address the challenges mentioned in the previous section.
Explain the solution offered by the opportunity and how it will address the challenges mentioned in the previous section.
The tree-planting initiative requires suitable seedlings, basic gardening tools such as shovels and gloves, and a designated planting site with the necessary approvals. It also needs a team of volunteers working in an organized way, along with clear instructions on proper planting steps and how to care for the trees after they are planted.
The volunteer opportunity plan
It includes an explanation of the activities and steps necessary to implement the opportunity, with an explanation of the time periods and costs for each activity and for the entire opportunity, as providing this information accurately reflects the professionalism of those in charge of the opportunity and their experience in the field of community work.
It includes an explanation of the activities and steps necessary to implement the opportunity, with an explanation of the time periods and costs for each activity and for the entire opportunity, as providing this information accurately reflects the professionalism of those in charge of the opportunity and their experience in the field of community work.
The plan begins by selecting the planting site and coordinating with the responsible authority to obtain approval. Seedlings and tools are then prepared, and tasks are assigned to the team. On the implementation day, volunteers dig the holes, plant the seedlings, and water them, while receiving guidance on post-planting care. The initiative concludes with regular follow-up to ensure the healthy growth of the trees.
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