Case Studies of Alternatives These studies have been conducted and documented as part of the Vikalp Sangam process:…

Farmers agreed to pool their groundwater to create a water sharing network. Result? Crops were saved, irrigated area was doubled, harvest increased by 240%!

Millet Processing units proliferate in Tamil Nadu, the only State to produce 8 varieties.

Witness how citizens in one layout obtained a supply of water without the help of the municipal water board stepping in.

Roped in by a researcher, the Kadar tribe of Kerala helped save the critically threatened Hornbills of Thrissur district.

A first-person account explains how understanding farming, local produce, food processing, and, of course, how to cook, holds the key to enjoying food.

Contrary to a growing trend, many farmers in Tamil Nadu are now opting for organic farming as it is a low-cost affair.

Volunteers collect and distribute the food, benefiting patients and attendants, destitute on the roads and railway station, slum dwellers and poor undergoing treatment at home.

... to provide an alternate livelihood, in order to incentivize conservation of flora and fauna, is at the heart of the strategy!