Rural communities often struggle with declining agricultural output, water scarcity, ecological damage, and a lack of sustainable livelihoods. These interconnected challenges impede inclusive growth and worsen rural poverty.
The Jindal Foundation, through its unique Triple Bottom Line approach, collaborates with the government, local communities, and NABARD to ensure ecological balance and sustainable development. Key initiatives include:
Micro-watershed projects like "Jay Kissan" and "Kalapata" in Odisha
Promotes sustainable horticulture-based livelihoods for tribal farmers in Tamnar, Chhattisgarh.
Empowers farmers with knowledge and techniques to adopt sustainable farming and increase yields.
Enhances income opportunities through dairy farming and beekeeping, fostering alternative livelihoods.
