Waste Land Development Programme is a grassroots initiative aimed at transforming unproductive, under-nourished lands into fertile agricultural spaces.
Targeting tribal villages in Addateegala and Y.Ramavaram Mandals, the program empowers 42 small farmers to reclaim and rejuvenate 120.05 acres of waste land. By fostering community participation and traditional methods, the initiative promotes ecological restoration, enhances productivity, and uplifts livelihoods.
This program aims to unlock the potential of degraded lands, fostering sustainable livelihoods and ecological balance.
Farmers join forces to clear unwanted vegetation using traditional methods, initiating transformation.
Experts will guide farmers on planting techniques and benefits of multipurpose legumes and horticulture.
Learn sustainable practices to improve soil health and water retention in upland areas.
The Clearance Programme harnesses collective action to combat land degradation and improve rural livelihoods. Over 42 families with 120.05 acres of barren, shrub-infested lands are joining forces to transform these spaces into productive ecosystems.
By promoting agroforestry, horticulture, and pasture development, the program aims to improve soil fertility, groundwater levels, and ecological resilience. This initiative not only addresses environmental concerns but also tackles social issues like migration, fostering economic stability for tribal communities. Community participation ensures sustainable results, aligning with local needs and traditional knowledge systems.
The program thrives on teamwork, with farmers organized into batches to clear and develop land collaboratively.
Empowering rural farmers requires a balance of traditional wisdom and modern strategies. This initiative leverages both to address the challenges of underutilized lands. By involving local communities in the process, it ensures that solutions are tailored to their unique circumstances, fostering long-term sustainability.
Land rejuvenation is a stepping stone to economic empowerment. By enabling small farmers to grow fuelwood, fodder, and crops, the program reduces migration and enhances community resilience. This cooperative model exemplifies the power of unity in achieving sustainable development.
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At Bhavitha, we believe every individual deserves the opportunity to grow, learn, and thrive. Together, we can create a future filled with hope, dignity, and transformation for the marginalized communities we serve.
The program paves the way for sustainable agriculture and improved livelihoods through ecological restoration.
Enhancing land output.
Groundwater recharge.
Better incomes for families.
Be part of this impactful initiative to reclaim and rejuvenate degraded lands for a better tomorrow.
It is a community-driven initiative to transform degraded lands into productive ecosystems.
42 tribal families from Addateegala and Y.Ramavaram Mandals.
Traditional tools and collaborative efforts by farmers in batches.
Improved productivity, groundwater recharge, and better livelihoods.
Bhavitha’s Mothers Association supports children, and bridges community ties, emphasizing mothers’ roles in children’s development.
Goat rearing offers sustainable livelihoods for tribes but faces challenges in veterinary care, nutrition, marketing, and scientific knowledge.
Tribal communities face educational challenges due to poverty and isolation, leading to high dropout rates. Bhavitha’s program addresses this.
