India

Chezhumai

May 2021

Verification Dear Small 

Group Members, we are very happy to let you all know that we are doing our project verification for the monitoring period 30 December 2017 – 15 March 2021. You all know that TIST Program is for the farmers and is run by the farmers and that TIST Program addresses the needs of Climate, Community and Biodiversity, which are critical issues throughout the world. Due to lock down we would be not be having field visit, but we would have virtual visit and virtual meetings / interviews.

Chezhumai

June 2021

Verification Virtual Interviews 

Dear Small Group Members, we are very happy to let you all know that on 23rd June 2021 Mr. Sergio Guzman, Verifier from AENOR Internacional had virtual interview with TIST India Project Participants and few stakeholders as part of verification process. The following TIST Participants attended the virtual interview: 1. Rejina from Rejina Small Group (2018IN51) 2. Sumana from Teak Farm Small Group (2011IN187) 3. Bhoopalan from Bhoopalan Small Group (2011IN210) 4.

TIST

March 2007

CHEZHUMAI

Happy Women’s Day – TIST India wishes a Happy Women’s Day to all the Women Members. Who may make discovery of a woman of virtue? For her price is much higher than jewels (Proverb 31:10). 

February 2020

chizhumai april 2017

TIST Tree Planting India Private Limited.

Flat A,Plot No:69,26th street, shankar nagar,Pammal ,Chennai 600075

Phone no.09840299822/Email:josephrexonist@gmail.com/Skype:a.joseph.rexon

visit:www.tist.org

TIST

August 2021

CHEZHUMAI

TIST, converting unused farmland to agroforest to address the needs of climate, community and biodiversity, critical issues throughout the world

TIST paves opportunity and training to the farmers community to use their land effectively for multiple sustainable incomes by growing trees for carbon model. Farmers are excited to participate in TIST Program as they get the opportunity to meet with other farmers of same interest, they get chance to share and learn best practices on tree cultivation and farming work.

May 2020 

June 2020 

July 2020  Battling an enemy you cannot see is hard COVID-19 is not known to cause disease in cattle, but following the best practices to keep the cattle healthy is important: 1. Restrict the movement of visitors to the livestock farms & practice biosecurity measures. 2. Strength of farm workers/ animal shed attendants should be minimized with maximum output per worker without jeopardizing their health 3. Workers coming to livestock farms should wear mask, use sanitizer and should follow the best practices 4.

TIST 

September 2006

Have you told your relatives/friends in the neighboring village about TIST? Tell them; let them also enjoy the benefits from TIST.