This project will provide safe drinking water in three villages of Purulia district in West Bengal. It will use advanced technology to conserve groundwater, minimize energy usage, and retain essential minerals for community health with real-time monitoring to support water security.

This project will implement non-pesticide management techniques to improve land and water productivity in Raichur district of Karnataka. 300 farmer households will transition from a monoculture chemical-intensive farming system to a polyculture one. This is expected to result in the introduction of new sustainable agriculture practices across 1,200 acres of land, resulting in increased water efficiency and improved farmer incomes.

This project will build community resilience against climate change in Karbi Anglong and Morigaon districts of Assam. It will restore 25 acres of degraded forestry commonland and 100 acres of farmland. The initiative will also train 2,000 women farmers in community-based regenerative agriculture models and set up 40 water harvesting structures for improved water management.

This project will restore nearly 50 acres of fallow land in Chamoli district of Uttarakhand and train 1,500 villagers—especially women—in sustainable harvesting, cultivation, and the monitoring of endangered Medicinal Aromatic Plants (MAPs) species. This will reduce pressure on the current ecologically fragile system caused by the unsustainable harvesting of MAPs. Additionally, 20 micro-nurseries will be set up to help promote alternate livelihoods in the community.