When the irrigation lake developed a breach, poor farmers in Surendranagar (Gujarat) took it upon themselves to save it.

Mangrove plantations in coastal Odisha are not just protecting people from storms and cyclones, but also opening up new livelihood possibilities.

A small farmer from Medak has made a handsome income growing millets, oilseeds and pulses – without any irrigation source or borewell.

In drought-hit Marathwada, where death looms large, Poi Tanda, a nondescript hamlet in Beed, is winning the fight.

Millet farmers are able to influence a large number of farmers raising paddy and sugarcane to switch over to organic farming in their area.

From educating girls to empowering their mothers, Vidhya Das has spent decades defending the rights of scheduled tribes.

Chandradev understands that even a small parcel of land can be a resource if managed well.

One has to understand the bounties of nature in order to harness it to improve their lives.

Tribal agriculture systems are in harmony with nature as well as the food and nutrition needs of people. They are risk minimising systems