Campaign visualization of a smallholder mango farmer in a climate-resilient Mirpurkhas orchard

Savak Mango 2500 · A flagship for Corporate Pakistan

Back the fruit that carries Pakistan's name.

Savak is seeking one corporate partner to restore 2,500 acres of mango farms in Mirpurkhas.

2,500 acresMango farms to restore
Rs. 100mFunding required
Up to 3xFarmer income target

Campaign visualization created for Savak Mango 2500

Why now

Mirpurkhas made Pakistan's mango famous. Climate change is putting it at risk.

Extreme heat, water shortages and the 2022 floods have damaged farms across Sindh. Pakistan's mango output is falling. Mirpurkhas needs orchards built for a harsher climate.

13,230 ha

Sindh's largest mango district

Mirpurkhas has more land under mango cultivation than any other district in Sindh.

≈18%

Fall in national production

Pakistan's mango output has fallen from about 2.2m to 1.8m tonnes.

≈70%

Of 2022 flood damage and losses

Sindh carried nearly 70% of Pakistan's total flood damage and economic losses.

Evidence and sources

Mirpurkhas mango area: Ministry of National Food Security & Research, district crop statistics 2022–23. Production decline: National Assembly Standing Committee, 8 June 2026. Flood damage: Pakistan Floods 2022 Post-Disaster Needs Assessment. Mirpurkhas inundation mapping: PDMA Sindh. Early heat and water stress: Reuters, 26 May 2022.

Campaign visualization of a Pakistani smallholder family with a market-ready mango harvest
The orchard is theirs.Campaign visualization · Savak Mango 2500

What farmers receive

Farmers keep the harvest. Families can earn up to 3x more.

Corporate funding pays for the new orchards. Farmers keep all income from the fruit and timber.

3xFarmer income target
over ten years
100% fruitFarmers keep every mango and other fruit.
100% timberFarmers keep all future timber income.

How the partner is repaid

Farmers keep the harvest. Your company receives the carbon credits.

As the trees grow, Savak generates carbon credits. The corporate partner receives these credits to recover its funding.

Your funding

Rs. 100 million

Pays to restore 2,500 acres of mango farms with smallholder farmers in Mirpurkhas.

Your repayment

≈76,000 credits

The project's modelled lifetime carbon credits, subject to independent verification and issuance.

01 · FundYour company provides Rs. 100m.
02 · PlantSavak restores 2,500 acres with farmers.
03 · VerifyThe carbon is independently verified.
04 · RecoverYour company receives the credits.

Carbon outcomes are modelled, not guaranteed. Validation, monitoring, verification, issuance, authorisation, price and permitted corporate claims remain subject to the selected standard, market conditions and applicable rules.

See the carbon case

How we prove it

Every farm. Every tree. Every carbon credit.

Savak records the land, farmer agreements, planting and results in one system.

Mango 2500 · MirpurkhasFarms and project records
Live records
2,500Acres funded
KMLEvery farm mapped
DMRVCarbon tracked

What Savak records

01Map the landEvery farm boundary and coordinate is recorded.
02Sign the agreementEvery farmer agreement is linked to the farm.
03Record the plantingTree species, numbers and survival are tracked.
04Monitor progressField visits, photos, GIS and satellite data are combined.
05Verify the carbonA complete record supports independent verification.
See where the money went—and what it produced.

Map base from Savak's monitoring platform. The layout shows how Savak tracks the project.

One corporate partner. 2,500 acres.

Restore a Pakistani icon—and recover your funding through carbon.

Rs. 100 million restores the mango farms, targets 3x farmer income and generates carbon credits for your company.

Become the funding partner