There are around 8000 traditional water bodies built during the 8th century to the 12th century.

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Apart from agriculture, the people in Bundelkhand are engaged in activities like farm labour, animal husbandry, dairy farming, goat rearing and fisheries.

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Because of drought situation and uncertainty of rainfall, crop failure is a regular event and high dependency on fertilisers, and pesticides resulting in further degradation of land

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Age is just a number. At the age of 56, Ramesh dada has proved this by leading his village towards natural farming practices by producing organic manures and pesticides for fellow farmers,

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Dohas are saucer-shaped pits dug in the bed of the stream, along its length, to rejuvenate the stream and increase its water storage, as well as, recharge capacity.

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Shubha Ghose, enables community in her village through information and access to various government schemes and entitlements, ensuring that the benefits reach the last mile.

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Multi-layer farming allows Seema to grow five crops at once on 200 sq. mt. of land, providing her with a steady cash flow all-year round, along with ensuring nutritional security for her household

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Vandana and Surendra are Climate-Smart Farmers of Bahera village, and the harbingers of change in the current chemically-intensive methods of cultivation.

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