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“It is because we want to learn new things”
Roohi Patel tells her story of supporting self-help groups of tribal women in soap production and marketing.
Our 40th year celebration with community, partners and wellwishers
More than 1000 people joined us to celebrate the 40th Foundation Day of Gram Vikas.
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Vegetable cluster development increases farmer competitiveness
Vegetable Cluster Development harnesses holistic agronomic practices for sustainable higher agricultural production.
Community-owned forestry to help tribals reclaim their forests and livelihoods
The initiative aims to enable erstwhile forest-dependent communities to create, own and manage their own productive forests.
Working for the people
The Government of Odisha on partnering with Gram Vikas to achieve development outcomes that they could not do on their own.
Biridihi village community gets water in summer
Pond rejuvenation brings water all year round to a drought-prone village in Odisha.
Partnership for sustainability
The Government of Odisha on their long term partnership with Gram Vikas.
Everything is not about money
Odisha State Disaster Management Authority representative on what he learnt from partnering with Gram Vikas.
NALCO partners with Gram Vikas on school water supply
NALCO partnered with Gram Vikas to provide water supply to 54 schools in Angul district of Odisha, India.
Enduring outcomes
Community institutions in Asuramunda village continue to sustain the development outcomes 17 years after they started.
Water, Women and Dignity
Women share the story of how partnering with Gram Vikas’ to get water, toilets and bathrooms have changed their lives and village communities.
Thought of no one but Gram Vikas
Tata Sponge Ltd. on partnering with Gram Vikas for reliability and assured outcomes.
100 per cent sanitation coverage requires a focus on quality, equity and social inclusion. Facilitation and communication are key for improving community participation.
Understanding field realities, context-related complexities and social norms can make all the difference to designing effective sanitation programmes that can improve lives.
Adivasi Colony and Kandha Tirigochha village in Ganjam district of Odisha get WiFi connectivity with support from Oracle, Charities Aid Foundation India and Gram Vikas.
charity: water renews partnership with Gram Vikas to enable rural communities in Ganjam and Gajapati districts access piped, safe drinking water in their homes.
Every household in Gundiribadi village gets toilets, bathrooms, water and light
An initiative by a few tribal women in Gundiribadi village to get water eventually led every household to have water, toilets, and electricity.