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Caritas India at the CSR LiveWeek Summit

“When inequalities are on the rise and opportunities like employment for the poor shrinking, ‘profit’ without people’s participation and environmental...

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Enacting Social Change through Land and Water Movement Building

The time has come that environmental issues are addressed through micro development initiatives with the involvement of communities. Introduction of...

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Farmers Producer Organization (FPO) formed in Jharkhand for effective linkage of Small-Farm-Agri-Food with Market

For centuries, farmers from Gumla District of Jharkhand used to work isolated in their own small farm in a disorganised...

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Caritas India Partners in Maharashtra Resolve To Work on Agriculture Sovereignty

Caritas India and her partners in Maharashtra will work intensively to help communities achieve self-reliance in agriculture and food sovereignty....

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CARITAS INDIA PARTNERS IN MAHARASHTRA RESOLVE TO WORK ON AGRICULTURE SOVEREIGNTY

Caritas India partners in Maharashtra took the resolution to work with greater vigour for helping communities achieve self-reliance in agriculture....

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Diversifying Income Streams and Strengthening Community Bonds

In the eastern part of Assam, 35 km away from the district headquarters of Dibrugarh, lies the village of Ghutung....

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From Despair to Prosperity: Amar Oroan’s Journey of Resilience and Renewal

In the heart of Tukra Busty, a small village nestled in the lush landscapes of India, a young farmer named...

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Innovative Lightning Protection Solution Demonstrated at ICAR – NISA Centenary Event

On September 20, 2024, during the Centenary celebration of the National Institute of Secondary Agriculture (NISA) in Ranchi, Caritas India...

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Religious Congregations Pursue Project Cycle Management Training for Greater Impact

Thirty religious congregation members of the AMRAT Network from the Delhi region have shown a keen interest in gaining skills...

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