MAKE PEOPLE RESILIENT & THRIVING
Join us in improving community-driven development for marginalised communities

Project "Sashaktikaran" (Community Empowerment)
The project collaborates with over 25,000 tribal individuals on community-driven development (CDD) through the implementation of micro plans with GPDP inclusion, strengthening local governance, and ensuring the management of natural resources.

Project "Stone Workers' Empowerment"
The project involves engaging stone-crushing workers through mobilization, sharing knowledge, and addressing their social security, occupational health, and safety concerns. It also includes conducting health camps in collaboration with the government and implementing remedial measures for the care and treatment of workers suffering from silicosis and tuberculosis through medication and monitoring in accordance with the silicosis Policy of the West Bengal Government.

Project "Land Rights & Climate Resilient Agriculture"
The initiative aims to foster engagement efforts with various stakeholders, enhance capacity, document advancements, and promote collaborative and transformative actions among tribal women and youth to assert their land rights in order to secure government support, while also improving natural resources management and climate-resilient agricultural practices among farmers.

Project "SOLAR"
This initiative bolstered food security and responded to climate change for 851 Santhal households by enhancing solar micro-irrigation in suitable areas, focusing on disadvantaged communities in seven drought-affected villages; it embraced a community-led approach by implementing groundwater recharge methods and offering training and weather updates for better crop management.
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Small and marginal farmers have been trained to adopt climate-resilient agricultural practices in collaboration with universities and the government
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Facilitated Record of Rights (RoR) for Homestead & Agriculture Land of the Tribal Households with Special Emphasis on Women
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Poor households benefited through food, nutrition, social security, and sustainable livelihood interventions
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Children from marginalized communities have accessed entitlements for identity, scholarships, and other facilities for their education
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Ballast stone crushing workers are now covered by effective occupational health and safety (OHS) practices. Workers are identified and treated through Silico-Tuberculosis camps.
Appeal for Donation to the International Donors
We welcome contributions from supporters worldwide. We comply with all legal requirements for receiving international funds, including the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act (FCRA) guidelines in India.
(1) If you wish to support us, please fill out the intent form, choose any one purpose.
(2) As required by regulations, we first need a letter (sent by email or post) of intent containing your details and address for your support.
(3) Based on your letter, we will submit a proposal with the required budget for your review and approval. The budget will be prepared in Indian Rupees and USD/EUR/GBP for your convenience.
(4) If approved on your end, we will send a letter of acceptance along with an agreement letter for your signature.
(5) After completion of steps 1 to 4, please send the approved project funds as written in the agreement to the following Bank Account designated for foreign support.
Name of the Bank: State Bank of India
Address: FCRA Cell, 4th Floor, State Bank of India, New Delhi Main Branch, 11, Sansad Marg, New Delhi - 110001
Branch Code: 00691
Account Number: 40097222842
IFSC: SBIN0000691
SWIFT: SBININBB104
This process will ensure transperancy and accountibility of the fund you are sending for the purpose(s).
We welcome you to send your feedback periodically based on the online progress monioting of the project implementation and interact with the beneficiaries.
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