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Jatrophaworld - CJP Plans for 5 Trillion Biodiesel Tree Plantation
CJP will tie up with local players for setting up about 30 Zonal Bio-business Partners (ZBP) at state level, 210 District Bio-business Partners (DBP) at the district level, 3000 Block Bio-business Partners (BBP). While the Bio-business Partners shall grow and maintain jatropha and other trees collect the seeds and extract the oil, the CJP will provide inputs and have a buy back arrangement for seeds/oil and use the produce locally in the refineries. The NBTP shall create at least 10,000 permanent job and massive employment opportunity for unemployed youths
CJP and its Bio-business partners shall work to make NBTP a sustainable business for the benefit of the rural poor and investors alike. Our unique market position – at the interface of social entrepreneurs, social investors and international development organizations – enables us to successfully promote and implement this project.
Mr. R.R. Sharma, Director(Plantation) said “We are also in talk with our country managers in west African countries and south and central American countries to chalk out the massive NBTP programme there”
CJP is dedicated to the development of oil seed bearing trees [OSBT] - non-food multiple vegetable oil plantation and technologies in order to reduce dependence on fossil fuels, bring greater control and security of fuel supply and reduce dangerous climate changing emissions, including CO2. CJP’s jatropha and other non-food oil crop plantation program aims at promoting development investments in this new source of biofuel. The overall goal of this program is to contribute to the Millennium Development Goals by enhancing ecologically sensitive, pro-poor investments in sustainable non-food biodiesel feedstocks in the developing world. The impact of NBP will create thousands of permanent jobs in the earmarked states enhancing Sustainable Biodiesel Feedstock’s worldwide. He further added.
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