Chenchu livelihood & empowerment
Working with forest-dependent tribal and nomadic communities so that people and nature can thrive together.
Conservation of nature through rural awakening
CONARE started its work with the forest-dependent Primitive and Nomadic tribal communities.
Watershed Development
CONARE promotes sustainable watershed development through soil and water conservation, rainwater harvesting, and community participation to improve groundwater recharge, protect natural resources, and strengthen rural livelihoods.
Conservation of nature through rural awakening.
Conservation of Nature through Rural Awakening (CONARE) started its work with the forest-dependent Primitive and Nomadic tribal communities.
About CONARE
Rooted in forest communities, CONARE builds livelihoods that protect the land people depend on.
Our vision
A discrimination-free society with equal opportunities for all the marginalized sections of the society accessing developmental opportunities.
Our mission
An empowered society with a collective action, marching towards holistic development.
CONARE is established in rural areas, and recognised in urban areas too.
Our programs
Livelihoods, climate, health and enterprise support for communities in and around the forest.
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Alternative livelihoods for Chenchu tribes in fringe villages of Amrabad Tiger Reserve
PHF -
Climate Proofing Project
NABARD -
Farmer Producer Companies (FPC)
NABARD -
Pastoral communities that depend critically on the forests for livelihoods
CFP & WASSAN -
Micro Enterprise Development Programme for matured SHGs on hand embroidery
MEDP · NABARD -
Vaccination for all eligible persons across 3 PHCs in Nagarkurnool district
Sidhapur/Acchampet, Mannanur and Padra
Activities on the ground
Since inception, CONARE has taken up the holistic development of communities through collective action.
