East India

Project Potential

Project Potential envisions a movement of self-empowered
community leaders and change-makers toward sustainable rural
development. They actualize this movement through a number of
programs focused on different sectors including eArth Kala
Manch (art and theater), eArth Nirmaan (construction and
habitat), eArth Paathshala (education and learning) and eArth
Swasthya (healthcare and emergency needs).

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Pleqsus

PLEQSUS with the vision of inclusion, empowerment, and
poverty eradication through dignified labor, aims to support the
trans and gender diverse community. It offers a residential
ecosystem for the community to live and grow in a safe space
while developing sustainable sources of income through
different domains of work such as agri-produce.

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Khetee

Khetee promotes agroecological farming using the model of
agroforestry which keeps the prosperity of a farmer and nature
together at the center. They have developed a unique fellowship
program for farmers and aspiring farmers to enable them to
build agroecological model farms. Additionally, they also
organize training programs for farmers for their capacity
building in regenerative farming.

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i-Saksham

i-Saksham promotes women’s participation in social and economic life through a 2-year fellowship that trains local young women as ‘Leaders of Change.’ These leaders develop life skills in others and serve as role models.

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Ayang Trust

Ayang Trust fosters livelihoods, community development, and education for adversity affected communities. It empowers women farmers and craftsmen in Majuli, Assam,
promoting economic independence through knowledge and market support. reducing forest resource dependence.

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Akshar Foundation

Akshar Foundation’s mission is ‘Eradication of Poverty’,
achieved through Education. To this end, Akshar seeks to
implement the Akshar Education Model – developed at the
Akshar Forum Model School – in government schools
throughout India and the World.

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Ahara

AHARA collaborates with tribal women farmers in Jharkhand to transition to natural farming, boosting livelihoods. Its “Amrit Krishi” model uses forest biomass and animal waste, and the “Haritshala” model sets up Green Schools in villages.

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