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Natural Resource Management

Natural resource management (NRM) entails overseeing resources such as land, water, soil, flora, and fauna, with a specific emphasis on how this stewardship impacts the well-being of current and future generations.

The specific benefits for Ekalavya Foundation depends on our mission, thrust areas, and the communities it serves. Nonetheless, integrating NRM into our organizational activities lead to more holistic and sustainable development outcomes.

Watersheds (Ongoing)

Ganneruputtu

Gannerpattu watershed started in MAR 2023 TO MAR 2026, its sponsered by CONCOR

Ghumnur

Ghumnur is planned for JAN 2024 TO DEC 2026, this project was sponsered by ATLAS COPCO

Walgonda

Started in APRIL 2022 TO MAR 2026, This project was sponsored by NABARD, covering 1490 Ha and transforming lives of 975 tribal families

Watersheds (Completed)

Indravelly

Started in 2008 – 2016, This project was sponsored by NABARD, covering 1037Ha and transforming lives of 500 tribal families

Yamaikunta

Started in 2008 – 2016, This project was sponsored by NABARD, covering 1490 Ha and transforming lives of 975 tribal families

Harkapur

Started in 2008 – 2016, This project was sponsored by NABARD, covering 1060Ha and transforming lives of 490 tribal families

Springshed

A springshed is the land unit where rainwater falls (recharge area) and subsequently emerges at the discharge points of the spring. It serves as the natural unit for the rejuvenation and management of springs.

Ganneru Puttu (Ongoing)

Started in 2023, This project was sponsored by CONCOR.

Minumuluru (Completed)

Started in 2008 – 2016, This project was sponsored by NABARD, covering 1490 Ha and transforming lives of 975 tribal families

Farmland Reclamation

Geographically Adilabad region falls under hilly terrain. Due to this there is presence of boulders of various sizes in the fit- to – cultivable land. Due to this many acres of land remain uncultivated, thus, directly affecting the net income of the farmers. To address this issue, Ekalavya foundation has taken up the project of Land development by Boulder Removal activity in the combined Adilabad region. As a result of this project 142 acres of cultivable land was brought under crop production with the financial assistance of IFFCO, Nuziveedu Seeds Ltd. and other donors.