Community Voices
A platform for grassroots organizations to share what their work with communities is teaching them — through stories, insights, and documentation.
Gandhivan: How Three Decades of Tree Planting Are Restoring a Degraded Landscape
In Todaladi, Rajasthan, Gram Bharti Samiti’s long-running efforts bring together tree planting, rainwater harvesting and soil conservation to restore degraded land.
Beyond Immediate Relief: How Disaster Cash Transfers Can Better Support Women
A study of 400 households in disaster-affected districts of Andhra Pradesh examines how humanitarian cash transfers help families meet urgent needs, and why timely payments, local partnerships and gender-responsive support matter for long-term recovery.
Learning About Climate Change Through Local Action: Jago Foundation’s Programme for Adolescents
Jago Foundation’s programme in Jharkhand brings climate and environmental topics into adolescent learning, creating opportunities to build awareness beyond textbooks.
When Rainfall Changes in Ladakh, Homes and Heritage Pay the Price
In Ladakh, a region where snowfall and glacial melt have long sustained life, unusual rainfall is changing what communities can expect from each season. Local residents share how these shifts challenge long-held practices and the way they live with their surroundings.
Gandhivan: How Three Decades of Tree Planting Are Restoring a Degraded Landscape
In Todaladi, Rajasthan, Gram Bharti Samiti’s long-running efforts bring together tree planting, rainwater harvesting and soil conservation to restore degraded land.
The Khambati Well: A Traditional Approach to Groundwater Recharge
From Gujarat’s Khambat region to Rajasthan’s Dudu block, a traditional water management practice offers a fresh perspective on groundwater recharge and water security.
Babarlai Nadi: A Village Lifeline in a Changing Climate
For decades, Babarlai Nadi has helped a Rajasthan village survive the region's harsh climate. As rain becomes less predictable and water disappears faster, villagers are working to keep alive a pond that sustains both livelihoods and daily life.
How a Jharkhand Village Is Adapting to a Changing Monsoon
The story of Madhaiya's fight for water, farming and climate resilience as climate change reshapes rainfall patterns in rural Jharkhand.
Beyond Immediate Relief: How Disaster Cash Transfers Can Better Support Women
A study of 400 households in disaster-affected districts of Andhra Pradesh examines how humanitarian cash transfers help families meet urgent needs, and why timely payments, local partnerships and gender-responsive support matter for long-term recovery.
Learning About Climate Change Through Local Action: Jago Foundation’s Programme for Adolescents
Jago Foundation’s programme in Jharkhand brings climate and environmental topics into adolescent learning, creating opportunities to build awareness beyond textbooks.
When Rainfall Changes in Ladakh, Homes and Heritage Pay the Price
In Ladakh, a region where snowfall and glacial melt have long sustained life, unusual rainfall is changing what communities can expect from each season. Local residents share how these shifts challenge long-held practices and the way they live with their surroundings.
Gandhivan: How Three Decades of Tree Planting Are Restoring a Degraded Landscape
In Todaladi, Rajasthan, Gram Bharti Samiti’s long-running efforts bring together tree planting, rainwater harvesting and soil conservation to restore degraded land.
The Khambati Well: A Traditional Approach to Groundwater Recharge
From Gujarat’s Khambat region to Rajasthan’s Dudu block, a traditional water management practice offers a fresh perspective on groundwater recharge and water security.
Babarlai Nadi: A Village Lifeline in a Changing Climate
For decades, Babarlai Nadi has helped a Rajasthan village survive the region's harsh climate. As rain becomes less predictable and water disappears faster, villagers are working to keep alive a pond that sustains both livelihoods and daily life.
How a Jharkhand Village Is Adapting to a Changing Monsoon
The story of Madhaiya's fight for water, farming and climate resilience as climate change reshapes rainfall patterns in rural Jharkhand.
Beyond Immediate Relief: How Disaster Cash Transfers Can Better Support Women
A study of 400 households in disaster-affected districts of Andhra Pradesh examines how humanitarian cash transfers help families meet urgent needs, and why timely payments, local partnerships and gender-responsive support matter for long-term recovery.
Learning About Climate Change Through Local Action: Jago Foundation’s Programme for Adolescents
Jago Foundation’s programme in Jharkhand brings climate and environmental topics into adolescent learning, creating opportunities to build awareness beyond textbooks.
When Rainfall Changes in Ladakh, Homes and Heritage Pay the Price
In Ladakh, a region where snowfall and glacial melt have long sustained life, unusual rainfall is changing what communities can expect from each season. Local residents share how these shifts challenge long-held practices and the way they live with their surroundings.
Gandhivan: How Three Decades of Tree Planting Are Restoring a Degraded Landscape
In Todaladi, Rajasthan, Gram Bharti Samiti’s long-running efforts bring together tree planting, rainwater harvesting and soil conservation to restore degraded land.
The Khambati Well: A Traditional Approach to Groundwater Recharge
From Gujarat’s Khambat region to Rajasthan’s Dudu block, a traditional water management practice offers a fresh perspective on groundwater recharge and water security.
Babarlai Nadi: A Village Lifeline in a Changing Climate
For decades, Babarlai Nadi has helped a Rajasthan village survive the region's harsh climate. As rain becomes less predictable and water disappears faster, villagers are working to keep alive a pond that sustains both livelihoods and daily life.
How a Jharkhand Village Is Adapting to a Changing Monsoon
The story of Madhaiya's fight for water, farming and climate resilience as climate change reshapes rainfall patterns in rural Jharkhand.
Beyond Immediate Relief: How Disaster Cash Transfers Can Better Support Women
A study of 400 households in disaster-affected districts of Andhra Pradesh examines how humanitarian cash transfers help families meet urgent needs, and why timely payments, local partnerships and gender-responsive support matter for long-term recovery.
Learning About Climate Change Through Local Action: Jago Foundation’s Programme for Adolescents
Jago Foundation’s programme in Jharkhand brings climate and environmental topics into adolescent learning, creating opportunities to build awareness beyond textbooks.
When Rainfall Changes in Ladakh, Homes and Heritage Pay the Price
In Ladakh, a region where snowfall and glacial melt have long sustained life, unusual rainfall is changing what communities can expect from each season. Local residents share how these shifts challenge long-held practices and the way they live with their surroundings.
Gandhivan: How Three Decades of Tree Planting Are Restoring a Degraded Landscape
In Todaladi, Rajasthan, Gram Bharti Samiti’s long-running efforts bring together tree planting, rainwater harvesting and soil conservation to restore degraded land.
The Khambati Well: A Traditional Approach to Groundwater Recharge
From Gujarat’s Khambat region to Rajasthan’s Dudu block, a traditional water management practice offers a fresh perspective on groundwater recharge and water security.
Babarlai Nadi: A Village Lifeline in a Changing Climate
For decades, Babarlai Nadi has helped a Rajasthan village survive the region's harsh climate. As rain becomes less predictable and water disappears faster, villagers are working to keep alive a pond that sustains both livelihoods and daily life.
How a Jharkhand Village Is Adapting to a Changing Monsoon
The story of Madhaiya's fight for water, farming and climate resilience as climate change reshapes rainfall patterns in rural Jharkhand.
Beyond Immediate Relief: How Disaster Cash Transfers Can Better Support Women
A study of 400 households in disaster-affected districts of Andhra Pradesh examines how humanitarian cash transfers help families meet urgent needs, and why timely payments, local partnerships and gender-responsive support matter for long-term recovery.
Learning About Climate Change Through Local Action: Jago Foundation’s Programme for Adolescents
Jago Foundation’s programme in Jharkhand brings climate and environmental topics into adolescent learning, creating opportunities to build awareness beyond textbooks.
When Rainfall Changes in Ladakh, Homes and Heritage Pay the Price
In Ladakh, a region where snowfall and glacial melt have long sustained life, unusual rainfall is changing what communities can expect from each season. Local residents share how these shifts challenge long-held practices and the way they live with their surroundings.
Gandhivan: How Three Decades of Tree Planting Are Restoring a Degraded Landscape
In Todaladi, Rajasthan, Gram Bharti Samiti’s long-running efforts bring together tree planting, rainwater harvesting and soil conservation to restore degraded land.
The Khambati Well: A Traditional Approach to Groundwater Recharge
From Gujarat’s Khambat region to Rajasthan’s Dudu block, a traditional water management practice offers a fresh perspective on groundwater recharge and water security.
Babarlai Nadi: A Village Lifeline in a Changing Climate
For decades, Babarlai Nadi has helped a Rajasthan village survive the region's harsh climate. As rain becomes less predictable and water disappears faster, villagers are working to keep alive a pond that sustains both livelihoods and daily life.
How a Jharkhand Village Is Adapting to a Changing Monsoon
The story of Madhaiya's fight for water, farming and climate resilience as climate change reshapes rainfall patterns in rural Jharkhand.
Beyond Immediate Relief: How Disaster Cash Transfers Can Better Support Women
A study of 400 households in disaster-affected districts of Andhra Pradesh examines how humanitarian cash transfers help families meet urgent needs, and why timely payments, local partnerships and gender-responsive support matter for long-term recovery.
Learning About Climate Change Through Local Action: Jago Foundation’s Programme for Adolescents
Jago Foundation’s programme in Jharkhand brings climate and environmental topics into adolescent learning, creating opportunities to build awareness beyond textbooks.
When Rainfall Changes in Ladakh, Homes and Heritage Pay the Price
In Ladakh, a region where snowfall and glacial melt have long sustained life, unusual rainfall is changing what communities can expect from each season. Local residents share how these shifts challenge long-held practices and the way they live with their surroundings.
Gandhivan: How Three Decades of Tree Planting Are Restoring a Degraded Landscape
In Todaladi, Rajasthan, Gram Bharti Samiti’s long-running efforts bring together tree planting, rainwater harvesting and soil conservation to restore degraded land.
The Khambati Well: A Traditional Approach to Groundwater Recharge
From Gujarat’s Khambat region to Rajasthan’s Dudu block, a traditional water management practice offers a fresh perspective on groundwater recharge and water security.
Babarlai Nadi: A Village Lifeline in a Changing Climate
For decades, Babarlai Nadi has helped a Rajasthan village survive the region's harsh climate. As rain becomes less predictable and water disappears faster, villagers are working to keep alive a pond that sustains both livelihoods and daily life.
How a Jharkhand Village Is Adapting to a Changing Monsoon
The story of Madhaiya's fight for water, farming and climate resilience as climate change reshapes rainfall patterns in rural Jharkhand.
Beyond Immediate Relief: How Disaster Cash Transfers Can Better Support Women
A study of 400 households in disaster-affected districts of Andhra Pradesh examines how humanitarian cash transfers help families meet urgent needs, and why timely payments, local partnerships and gender-responsive support matter for long-term recovery.
Learning About Climate Change Through Local Action: Jago Foundation’s Programme for Adolescents
Jago Foundation’s programme in Jharkhand brings climate and environmental topics into adolescent learning, creating opportunities to build awareness beyond textbooks.
When Rainfall Changes in Ladakh, Homes and Heritage Pay the Price
In Ladakh, a region where snowfall and glacial melt have long sustained life, unusual rainfall is changing what communities can expect from each season. Local residents share how these shifts challenge long-held practices and the way they live with their surroundings.
Gandhivan: How Three Decades of Tree Planting Are Restoring a Degraded Landscape
In Todaladi, Rajasthan, Gram Bharti Samiti’s long-running efforts bring together tree planting, rainwater harvesting and soil conservation to restore degraded land.
The Khambati Well: A Traditional Approach to Groundwater Recharge
From Gujarat’s Khambat region to Rajasthan’s Dudu block, a traditional water management practice offers a fresh perspective on groundwater recharge and water security.
Babarlai Nadi: A Village Lifeline in a Changing Climate
For decades, Babarlai Nadi has helped a Rajasthan village survive the region's harsh climate. As rain becomes less predictable and water disappears faster, villagers are working to keep alive a pond that sustains both livelihoods and daily life.
How a Jharkhand Village Is Adapting to a Changing Monsoon
The story of Madhaiya's fight for water, farming and climate resilience as climate change reshapes rainfall patterns in rural Jharkhand.
Beyond Immediate Relief: How Disaster Cash Transfers Can Better Support Women
A study of 400 households in disaster-affected districts of Andhra Pradesh examines how humanitarian cash transfers help families meet urgent needs, and why timely payments, local partnerships and gender-responsive support matter for long-term recovery.
Learning About Climate Change Through Local Action: Jago Foundation’s Programme for Adolescents
Jago Foundation’s programme in Jharkhand brings climate and environmental topics into adolescent learning, creating opportunities to build awareness beyond textbooks.
When Rainfall Changes in Ladakh, Homes and Heritage Pay the Price
In Ladakh, a region where snowfall and glacial melt have long sustained life, unusual rainfall is changing what communities can expect from each season. Local residents share how these shifts challenge long-held practices and the way they live with their surroundings.
Gandhivan: How Three Decades of Tree Planting Are Restoring a Degraded Landscape
In Todaladi, Rajasthan, Gram Bharti Samiti’s long-running efforts bring together tree planting, rainwater harvesting and soil conservation to restore degraded land.
The Khambati Well: A Traditional Approach to Groundwater Recharge
From Gujarat’s Khambat region to Rajasthan’s Dudu block, a traditional water management practice offers a fresh perspective on groundwater recharge and water security.
Babarlai Nadi: A Village Lifeline in a Changing Climate
For decades, Babarlai Nadi has helped a Rajasthan village survive the region's harsh climate. As rain becomes less predictable and water disappears faster, villagers are working to keep alive a pond that sustains both livelihoods and daily life.
How a Jharkhand Village Is Adapting to a Changing Monsoon
The story of Madhaiya's fight for water, farming and climate resilience as climate change reshapes rainfall patterns in rural Jharkhand.
Beyond Immediate Relief: How Disaster Cash Transfers Can Better Support Women
A study of 400 households in disaster-affected districts of Andhra Pradesh examines how humanitarian cash transfers help families meet urgent needs, and why timely payments, local partnerships and gender-responsive support matter for long-term recovery.
Learning About Climate Change Through Local Action: Jago Foundation’s Programme for Adolescents
Jago Foundation’s programme in Jharkhand brings climate and environmental topics into adolescent learning, creating opportunities to build awareness beyond textbooks.
When Rainfall Changes in Ladakh, Homes and Heritage Pay the Price
In Ladakh, a region where snowfall and glacial melt have long sustained life, unusual rainfall is changing what communities can expect from each season. Local residents share how these shifts challenge long-held practices and the way they live with their surroundings.
Gandhivan: How Three Decades of Tree Planting Are Restoring a Degraded Landscape
In Todaladi, Rajasthan, Gram Bharti Samiti’s long-running efforts bring together tree planting, rainwater harvesting and soil conservation to restore degraded land.
The Khambati Well: A Traditional Approach to Groundwater Recharge
From Gujarat’s Khambat region to Rajasthan’s Dudu block, a traditional water management practice offers a fresh perspective on groundwater recharge and water security.
Babarlai Nadi: A Village Lifeline in a Changing Climate
For decades, Babarlai Nadi has helped a Rajasthan village survive the region's harsh climate. As rain becomes less predictable and water disappears faster, villagers are working to keep alive a pond that sustains both livelihoods and daily life.
How a Jharkhand Village Is Adapting to a Changing Monsoon
The story of Madhaiya's fight for water, farming and climate resilience as climate change reshapes rainfall patterns in rural Jharkhand.
Beyond Immediate Relief: How Disaster Cash Transfers Can Better Support Women
A study of 400 households in disaster-affected districts of Andhra Pradesh examines how humanitarian cash transfers help families meet urgent needs, and why timely payments, local partnerships and gender-responsive support matter for long-term recovery.
Learning About Climate Change Through Local Action: Jago Foundation’s Programme for Adolescents
Jago Foundation’s programme in Jharkhand brings climate and environmental topics into adolescent learning, creating opportunities to build awareness beyond textbooks.
When Rainfall Changes in Ladakh, Homes and Heritage Pay the Price
In Ladakh, a region where snowfall and glacial melt have long sustained life, unusual rainfall is changing what communities can expect from each season. Local residents share how these shifts challenge long-held practices and the way they live with their surroundings.
Gandhivan: How Three Decades of Tree Planting Are Restoring a Degraded Landscape
In Todaladi, Rajasthan, Gram Bharti Samiti’s long-running efforts bring together tree planting, rainwater harvesting and soil conservation to restore degraded land.
The Khambati Well: A Traditional Approach to Groundwater Recharge
From Gujarat’s Khambat region to Rajasthan’s Dudu block, a traditional water management practice offers a fresh perspective on groundwater recharge and water security.
Babarlai Nadi: A Village Lifeline in a Changing Climate
For decades, Babarlai Nadi has helped a Rajasthan village survive the region's harsh climate. As rain becomes less predictable and water disappears faster, villagers are working to keep alive a pond that sustains both livelihoods and daily life.
How a Jharkhand Village Is Adapting to a Changing Monsoon
The story of Madhaiya's fight for water, farming and climate resilience as climate change reshapes rainfall patterns in rural Jharkhand.
Beyond Immediate Relief: How Disaster Cash Transfers Can Better Support Women
A study of 400 households in disaster-affected districts of Andhra Pradesh examines how humanitarian cash transfers help families meet urgent needs, and why timely payments, local partnerships and gender-responsive support matter for long-term recovery.
Learning About Climate Change Through Local Action: Jago Foundation’s Programme for Adolescents
Jago Foundation’s programme in Jharkhand brings climate and environmental topics into adolescent learning, creating opportunities to build awareness beyond textbooks.
When Rainfall Changes in Ladakh, Homes and Heritage Pay the Price
In Ladakh, a region where snowfall and glacial melt have long sustained life, unusual rainfall is changing what communities can expect from each season. Local residents share how these shifts challenge long-held practices and the way they live with their surroundings.
Gandhivan: How Three Decades of Tree Planting Are Restoring a Degraded Landscape
In Todaladi, Rajasthan, Gram Bharti Samiti’s long-running efforts bring together tree planting, rainwater harvesting and soil conservation to restore degraded land.
The Khambati Well: A Traditional Approach to Groundwater Recharge
From Gujarat’s Khambat region to Rajasthan’s Dudu block, a traditional water management practice offers a fresh perspective on groundwater recharge and water security.
Babarlai Nadi: A Village Lifeline in a Changing Climate
For decades, Babarlai Nadi has helped a Rajasthan village survive the region's harsh climate. As rain becomes less predictable and water disappears faster, villagers are working to keep alive a pond that sustains both livelihoods and daily life.
How a Jharkhand Village Is Adapting to a Changing Monsoon
The story of Madhaiya's fight for water, farming and climate resilience as climate change reshapes rainfall patterns in rural Jharkhand.
Beyond Immediate Relief: How Disaster Cash Transfers Can Better Support Women
A study of 400 households in disaster-affected districts of Andhra Pradesh examines how humanitarian cash transfers help families meet urgent needs, and why timely payments, local partnerships and gender-responsive support matter for long-term recovery.
Learning About Climate Change Through Local Action: Jago Foundation’s Programme for Adolescents
Jago Foundation’s programme in Jharkhand brings climate and environmental topics into adolescent learning, creating opportunities to build awareness beyond textbooks.
When Rainfall Changes in Ladakh, Homes and Heritage Pay the Price
In Ladakh, a region where snowfall and glacial melt have long sustained life, unusual rainfall is changing what communities can expect from each season. Local residents share how these shifts challenge long-held practices and the way they live with their surroundings.
Gandhivan: How Three Decades of Tree Planting Are Restoring a Degraded Landscape
In Todaladi, Rajasthan, Gram Bharti Samiti’s long-running efforts bring together tree planting, rainwater harvesting and soil conservation to restore degraded land.
The Khambati Well: A Traditional Approach to Groundwater Recharge
From Gujarat’s Khambat region to Rajasthan’s Dudu block, a traditional water management practice offers a fresh perspective on groundwater recharge and water security.
Babarlai Nadi: A Village Lifeline in a Changing Climate
For decades, Babarlai Nadi has helped a Rajasthan village survive the region's harsh climate. As rain becomes less predictable and water disappears faster, villagers are working to keep alive a pond that sustains both livelihoods and daily life.
How a Jharkhand Village Is Adapting to a Changing Monsoon
The story of Madhaiya's fight for water, farming and climate resilience as climate change reshapes rainfall patterns in rural Jharkhand.
