With support from CSO Carmdaksh, Shyamlal Nirmalkar a small farmer from Pali was able to gain income and diversify his livelihoods. This family has started doing goat rearing and backyard poultry and is gaining confidence with time.
No one imagined, not even the people of Nishanharra, that one day they will sell such good produce of vegetables to market and people of
Context Chhattisgarh state is rich in forests, rivers, channels and other natural resources one of such districts is Uttar Bastar Kanker in the southern region. In
This is a case study from Sukma district of Patnaikras tribe whose life has changed due to continuous efforts of the community and CSO under the High Imapct mega Watershed project.
Story of Sulochana didi from Masulpani Gram Panchayat in Uttar Bastar Kanker district through various watershed activities undertaken in the villages.
An inspirational story of Kendla didi from Shankargarh block in Balrampur district. She has started augmenting her income from integrated livelihoods and has become a role model for other farmers.
Chhattisgarh Mega Watershed Project is a joint initiative of the Govt. of Chhattisgarh, Bharat Rural Livelihoods Foundation and Axis Bank Foundation. This four-year project aspires to enhance the income of 100,000 small and marginal farmers on a sustainable basis, more than 40 percent of whom belong to the Scheduled Tribes through a consortium of 13 CSOs
