Growing populations, frequent droughts and floods, and changing rainfall patterns pose serious challenges to our food system. The UN IPCC report has already warned about the impact of climate change on the food system. Considering these realities, Caritas India has taken a concrete step towards sustainable agricultural practices and rural empowerment under its SAFBIN project in the state of Madhya Pradesh. Caritas India organized a one-day workshop

In a world marred by divisions and conflicts, the pursuit of peace and harmony becomes an indispensable endeavor. Caritas India, in collaboration with six partners, has embarked on a profound journey through the Samvaad Peacebuilding and Reconciliation Program. This comprehensive initiative is designed to infuse tranquility and understanding in the seven western districts of Uttar Pradesh. With an unwavering commitment to unity and cooperation among

The resounding impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on global economies and labor markets has been undeniable, and India stands as no exception. Among the most affected groups, the migrant labor workforce bears the brunt of this crisis. Not only did they face health risks, but their livelihoods were severely disrupted as numerous industries ground to a halt. The mass migration witnessed during the initial wave of the pandemic underscored the urgent need

Agriculture and allied activities offer one of the largest employment opportunities in India. However, sustainable food production has become the major challenge of this century due to climate change, an increasing population, and the degradation of natural resources. As we grapple with the complexities of modern agriculture and its impact on our environment, there is an increasing realisation that traditional knowledge can offer invaluable insights

To enhance the efficacy of its Community-Based Rehabilitation (CBR) program initiatives, Caritas India conducted a comprehensive three-day training course for its Programme Extension Associates (PEAs) at KROSS, Bangalore from August 22-24, 2023. A total of 29 PEAs, alongside members of the Caritas India CBR core team from northern and southern regions, participated in this intensive training. At the heart of this training lay a pivotal objective

Northeast India has remarkable stories of cultural and nutritional enthusiasts who are spearheading a movement to revive and preserve the vanishing biodiversity and bring back the rich crop varieties of the past. Smt. Smida Shangpliang, a resilient 51-year-old single mother from Laitlawsnai village in the South West Khasi Hills District, of Meghalaya is one such champion who transformed not only her own life but also the lives of many around her.

The stage was set for an extraordinary event as Caritas India orchestrated a momentous gathering for the South Cluster Cancer Campaign Review Meeting. Held at the vibrant backdrop of Karnataka Regional Organization for Social Service (KROSS) in Bengaluru on August 17, 2023, this day-long symposium stood as a silver lining and action in the battle against cancer. Distinguished partners from Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, and Goa – converged