Harith Vishwa is the foundation’s environmental initiative, focused on addressing the growing environmental concerns that affect our planet. The initiative is dedicated to promoting sustainable practices in both rural and urban areas, emphasizing the importance of protecting nature for future generations.

The Harith Vishwa initiative works on various fronts, including tree planting, waste management, water conservation, and renewable energy. By collaborating with local communities, schools, and environmental experts, the foundation raises awareness about the importance of preserving our environment.

Through Harith Vishwa, the foundation not only advocates for green practices but also provides the necessary resources and support to make them accessible and easy to implement. Whether it’s a local tree plantation drive or an educational workshop on the importance of recycling, Harith Vishwa encourages people to take action, no matter how small, to protect the environment.

The foundation’s approach is rooted in the belief that small steps lead to big changes. By nurturing environmental consciousness, Harith Vishwa aspires to create a sustainable and eco-friendly world where future generations can thrive.

Harith Vishwa: Rooted in Nature, Growing a Better Future

Harith Aikyam was an initiative launched by Vishwatej Foundation (formerly known as Astute Club) in its pursuit of environmental harmony and sustainability. With the meaningful collaboration of Hiremath Foundation and Hiremath Organic Farms, the initiative evolved into a larger, unified movement.

After the collaboration, a new initiative evolved : Harith Vishwa — symbolizing a collective vision for a greener, more sustainable world.
(‘Harith’ meaning green, and ‘Vishwa’ meaning world.)

This transformation marked a new chapter, where shared values and joint efforts came together to create lasting impact through plantation drives, awareness campaigns, and community-driven ecological projects — all under one green banner: Harith Vishwa.

Harith Vishwa (Environmental Sustainability)

"Rooted in Nature, Growing a Better Future"