The constantly changing lifestyle is leading to urbanization. However, the dependence on natural resources is undeniable, as is the side effect of urbanization. 

The sustainable use of natural resources seems to be a perfect solution to this issue, which is why Delhi Forest Department seeks to preserve the forest in an attempt to secure the natural resources.

To achieve the above mentioned objective, according to National Forest Policy, 1988 at least 1-3rd of the areas of a state must be covered under forest. While the area covered under hills and mountainous areas is 2-3rd, this has been done to minimise soil erosion, land-degradation, and to ensure stability of the ecosystem. 

We - JR Compliance with an objective to encourage sustainable development has been extending our scope of compliance. Obtaining DPTA permission is as important as EPR approval, DPCC certification, and more and we understand that environment preservation is the responsibility of not an individual, but all.