SLM Database

Participatory approach for holistic and intigrated development of the defined area on watershed basis involving all level of stake holders.

• Compiler: Srikanta Kumar Parida
• 01/21/2009 middernag

Group is formed based on a common interest such as irrigation to their fileds from the diversion weir.

• Compiler: Philippe Zahner
• 01/20/2009 middernag

Multigrain nutritional ball to 􀀍ght malnutrition and improve the health of rural communities especially during and after disasters like floods (and droughts).

• Compiler: MARIA ROSELIN
• 01/09/2017 12:14 nm

Sustainable livelihoods enhanced through people's organisations by linking with other resource organisations prticularly for resource poor.

• Compiler: Unknown User
• 01/20/2009 middernag

Livelihood asset base development through participatory watershed developemnt keeping people at the center stage of development and promoting village level institutions.

• Compiler: Narendra Kumar Panigrahi
• 01/20/2009 middernag

Joint forest management is a community based program developed in collaboration with the forest department for the protection and management of local forests while providing incentives to the local communities with political and institutional support from the state.

• Compiler: Sumana Datta
• 08/26/2011 middernag

Participatory Sustainable Rural Livelihood Approach adopts participatory tools for livelihood situational analysis of the five capitals(Physical, Financila,Social, Human and Natural) and prepare livelihood focussed micro plan with the commuity for sustai

• Compiler: Niranjan Sahu
• 01/20/2009 middernag

Market development and support through use of a brand name - Krishak Bandhu ('the farmer's friend') - to help ensure quality amongst manufacturers and suppliers of drip irrigation equipment.

• Compiler: Shilp Verma
• 01/20/2009 middernag

Participatory approach that includes a package of measures leading to empowerment of communities to implement and sustain watershed development.

• Compiler: David Gandhi
• 01/21/2009 middernag

Van Panchayats or village forest councils are a impressive example of grassroots community management of natural resources, where a specific administrative unit is locally elected by community members who are responsible for the management of activities related to the forest.

• Compiler: Jaclyn Bandy
• 07/24/2019 4:34 nm