The RESUME TECH Research Group, in alignment with its social responsibility, has launched the “Reesheh (Root)” charitable initiative. Rooted in voluntary participation, this campaign aims to enhance environmental conditions and promote sustainable development nationwide. With the support of individual and institutional benefactors, Reesheh strives to improve the quality of life in underserved regions, paving the way for a greener and more sustainable future.

The first phase of the campaign commenced on National Tree Planting Day (2025 – 1403), featuring a greening project for the Bahar Library in the village of Ramin, Sistan-and-Baluchestan Province. As the only dedicated center for study, social education, community engagement, and recreational activities for children and adolescents, this library plays a crucial role in the cultural and educational development of the region. During this phase, 100 fruit-bearing and non-fruit-bearing trees were planted within the library grounds, and a water reservoir was installed to support their irrigation.

Expanding upon this initial effort, the Reesheh initiative now focuses on sustainable development through the application of green technologies. This phase involves the installation of solar panels to illuminate the library premises and the children’s playground at night. Beyond meeting lighting needs, surplus energy will be integrated into the national grid, generating a stable revenue stream that not only covers the maintenance and expansion of green spaces but also strengthens environmental infrastructure and promotes long-term social sustainability.

For comprehensive details on the campaign, its collaborators, and supporters, please visit the Reesheh website.