Ecology & Economy

Livelihood Promotion & Natural Resource Management

DAPTA combines resource conservation with economic security, transforming degraded ecosystems into resilient hubs of micro-enterprise.

Land & Water Management Activities

📍Kanarla village

Executing contextual, site-specific soil restoration, erosion control, and localized water conservation structures.

Directly transformed the resource security and farming outcomes for 35 ancestral households belonging to the vulnerable Kutia Kondh Community within Kanarla.

Resource & Livelihood Metrics
35
Households BenefitedKutia Kondh Tribal Community

Watershed Activities

📍14 Tribal Villages

Implementing comprehensive watershed production systems to restore groundwater reserves, capture seasonal rainfall, and fix barren soils.

Deployed structural land and water management infrastructure across 14 tribal villages, rehabilitating over 1,200 hectares of critical agricultural catchment area.

Resource & Livelihood Metrics
1,200
Hectares of LandSpanning 14 target villages

Vegetable Promotion

📍10 Villages (Market Linkages)

Promoting institutional visual selling and active farming through autonomous, highly organized women's agricultural collectives.

Strengthening co-operative business development plans with hands-on technical support, while actively facilitating vital, high-yield market linkages across 10 rural villages.

Resource & Livelihood Metrics
400
Women FarmersAcross 2 Active Co-operatives