Projects

The Sampriti programme addresses the biodiversity and climate crises in Northeast India and Bhutan, where deforestation and wetland degradation threaten two global biodiversity hotspots. Through a scalable conservation model, the programme engages over 14,000 indigenous women in ecosystem restoration, bird rescue, tree planting, and cultural activities, benefiting 50,000 people and restoring 5,000 hectares of land. By integrating conservation with economic empowerment, the initiative has improved livelihoods, trained 2,000 youth, and reached 30,000 children through environmental education.

The UN Decade Restoration Challenge 6.2 aims to empower #GenerationRestoration by addressing the gap in youth education on critical environmental issues. Through an interactive Ecosystem Restoration Curriculum, tailored for ages 10–16 and 18–35, it provides science-based knowledge to equip young people to tackle the environmental challenges of their generation, aligning with the UN Decade Action Plan.

Responding to the call of the UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration, this project will develop an interactive Ecosystem Restoration Curriculum. The project will empower students and young professionals worldwide to address the triple environmental crisis: biodiversity loss, climate change and pollution.