
We support farmers in adopting regenerative practices - from composting and rainwater harvesting to drought-resistant crops; so communities thrive even as the climate shifts.
ESG isn’t just about sustainability; it’s about justice, dignity and who gets to thrive. It affects how land is cared for, how power is shared and how decisions are made. Especially for communities long left out of those decisions.
From kitchen gardens to water conservation systems, we help communities build eco-solutions that replenish rather than deplete. Every intervention is locally designed and owned.
We focus on marginalized groups – women, youth, and minorities; ensuring their voices lead decisions, their needs shape priorities and their rights are upheld across every solution.
We build capacity in village councils, SHGs and community bodies to ensure participatory planning, fiscal transparency and accountability from the ground up.
We connect global ESG frameworks to local realities, aligning every project with SDGs and ensuring communities aren’t just informed but fully equipped to own the future.
From kitchen gardens to water conservation systems, we help communities build eco-solutions that replenish rather than deplete. Every intervention is locally designed and owned.
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We focus on marginalized groups – women, youth, and minorities; ensuring their voices lead decisions, their needs shape priorities and their rights are upheld across every solution.
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We build capacity in village councils, SHGs and community bodies to ensure participatory planning, fiscal transparency and accountability from the ground up.
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We connect global ESG frameworks to local realities, aligning every project with SDGs and ensuring communities aren’t just informed but fully equipped to own the future.
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We support farmers in adopting regenerative practices - from composting and rainwater harvesting to drought-resistant crops; so communities thrive even as the climate shifts.
Through community-led waste audits, segregation training and composting units, we help villages eliminate open dumping and turn waste into value.
From solar lanterns to biogas units, our renewable energy programs bring dignity to daily life, reduce carbon dependency and power underserved homes and schools.
We engage communities in afforestation drives, using native species and traditional knowledge to restore green cover, reclaim degraded land and bring back biodiversity.
We build the capacity of SHGs, village committees and panchayats in participatory budgeting, grievance redressal and transparent decision-making; so people shape the systems that serve them.
We train young people in climate literacy, civic engagement, and digital tools; turning the next generation into fierce advocates for justice, sustainability and good governance.
From interactive modules in schools to hands-on sessions in communities, we make ESG practical, accessible, and locally relevant; so no one is left out of the conversation.
Our work ensures that women, minorities, and marginalized groups are not just included but prioritized; so decision-making reflects the diversity and reality of every community.
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Hi! I’m Baljeet Kaur. 😊
46 years old
📍Bhagtupur, Punjab, IN
We used to dump and burn waste near the fields; plastic, food scraps, everything. The smoke made our children sick and the smell never left. After a training on composting and segregation, we built pits behind the school. Now, we sort our waste, make compost and even sell it to nearby farms. The air smells cleaner, the kids don’t fall sick as often, and our village feels proud. We didn’t just learn a system, we changed how we live and now we teach it to everyone we can.
Hi! I’m Baljeet Kaur. 😊
46 years old
📍Bhagtupur, Punjab, IN
We used to dump and burn waste near the fields; plastic, food scraps, everything. The smoke made our children sick and the smell never left. After a training on composting and segregation, we built pits behind the school. Now, we sort our waste, make compost and even sell it to nearby farms. The air smells cleaner, the kids don’t fall sick as often, and our village feels proud. We didn’t just learn a system, we changed how we live and now we teach it to everyone we can.
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