Pakistan's largest-ever tree plantation drive — restoring forests, protecting wildlife, and building climate resilience nationwide.
Plantation Target 2019–25
Target Achieved – Mar 2025
Plantation Sites – Mar 2025
Acre Area Covered – Mar 2025
The "Upscaling Green Pakistan Programme" is a Government of Pakistan initiative implemented by the Ministry of Climate Change with the support of Provincial forests and wildlife units.
Pakistan ranks among the most climate-vulnerable countries globally. UGPP was launched to counter this through large-scale afforestation, biodiversity conservation, and strengthening of protected areas across all provinces.
Enhanced Forest Cover
Sustainable landscapes built nationwide
Biodiversity Conservation
Preserving existing flora and fauna
23 Protected Areas
National parks enhanced for eco-tourism
Climate Resilience
Ecosystems strengthened against climate impacts
Pakistan's ecosystem restoration programme — working across four major components from forests and wildlife to protected areas and zoological research.
Discover how Pakistan is leading the way in environmental restoration — planting billions of trees and setting a global example for climate action.
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Workshop
A two-day consultative workshop held in Karachi focused on UGPP's impact on biodiversity, the Trees of Pakistan Field Guide, Protected Areas Management Plans, and the Rangelands Management Policy.
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Workshop
IUCN Pakistan and MoCC&EC organized the UGPP Annual Review and Planning Workshop from 10–12 September 2025, bringing together Provincial Project Directors to review 2024–25 progress and plan for 2025–26.
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Plantation
IWMB and UGPP jointly organized a Monsoon Plantation Drive at Margallah View Point, planting Chir Pine and Kachnaar saplings and dispersing seed balls of indigenous species across the site.
Read MoreProgramme Partners — Provincial Governments of Pakistan
