GreenLeaf Projects - India Competitors

Reduction of Carbon Footprint

Terrafirm Global Academy of Design & Innovation aspires to be one among the premier institutes in India to offer highly futuristic and vocational courses in the Design, Media and Communication sectors The academy would incorporate an international methodology and pedagogy in its program content development and delivery process to create globally relevant and highly competitive capabilities in its learners. Towards this the institution would forge academic and strategic partnerships with international educational organizations and Centers of Excellence. Terrafirm would be both multi and interdisciplinary in its offerings and as such would have within its portfolio of programs a range including Art & design, Interior design, Fashion design, Architectural technology, Instructional design, Interaction design, Graphic design, Life style & accessories design, Photography, Design journalism, Fashion journalism, Visual communication, Animation, Digital media, Image management, Event management & Design management. The course structuring would be highly vocational in nature and largely incorporate practical assignments and projects in order to create a real life scenario in learning, thereby readying the learner for an effective foray into industry on day one. Terrafirm would also promote the need for design awareness within a discerning society and facilitate platforms to educate the masses on how design as a discipline shapes and moulds lifestyles whether it is from an aesthetic, functional or cultural perspective. Towards this, the team at Terrafirm would organize Workshops, Seminars, Interactive Sessions & Exchanges and Design fairs involving lead advocates of design and culture, architects, professionals from varying fields and technical expertise.

:: Mission :: Rebuilding forests and growing economy * Develop and promote sustainable Agro Forestry that provides a full range of economic, environmental and social benefits to thousands of people and accords with the definition of sustainable forest management. * Grow thousands of unique ‘Tissue Culture’ timber trees amid various other varieties involving moderate investment and create substantial recurring revenue * Do this by largely adopting sustainable and regenerative farming methods to impact climate change, enhance groundwater recharge and promote Bio diversity. * Make effective use of technology and automation to improve efficiency, yield and productivity.