Sustainable Agriculture
Advancing climate-resilient farming, soil health, improved productivity and stronger market linkages for small and marginal farmers.
Our Work
Ten interconnected areas of practice, delivered with communities and institutions across all 30 districts of Odisha.
Advancing climate-resilient farming, soil health, improved productivity and stronger market linkages for small and marginal farmers.
Strengthening water security through community-led soil conservation, water harvesting, irrigation planning and drought-resilient landscape development.
Creating diversified farm and non-farm income opportunities through skills, enterprise support, producer development and improved market access.
Strengthening farmer organisations, community institutions, village committees and local leadership for accountable and self-sustaining development.
Restoring land, water and forest resources through participatory conservation, responsible use and climate-sensitive resource planning.
Improving household nutrition, food security, health awareness and access to essential services for women, children and vulnerable communities.
Supporting nursery development, agroforestry, native and mangrove plantation initiatives that strengthen ecological and livelihood resilience.
Conducting baseline studies, monitoring, outcome assessment and evidence-based reporting to measure effectiveness and support better decisions.
Conserving native species and ecosystems through community stewardship, biodiversity planning and sustainable landscape practices.
Delivering practical campaigns, field demonstrations and community sessions that convert information into informed collective action.
Our Approach
Communities lead their own development agenda, supported by capacity building and local leadership.
Women, tribal households and the most marginalised families are placed at the centre of every intervention.
Field-tested practices, appropriate technology and evidence shape how programmes are designed and refined.
Proven models are extended through institutions, government convergence and partner networks.