What we do
Working alongside communities to build healthier, more resilient and more equitable futures.
Explore our programs ↓CONARE partners with rural and tribal communities to strengthen livelihoods, protect children, expand opportunities for women and restore the natural resources people depend on. Our programs are shaped by local priorities and designed for long-term impact.
Where we work
Explore the initiatives supporting people, protecting rights and nurturing the environment.
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Women & communities
Chaitanya Vikas MACTS, established by CONARE in 2006, empowers rural and urban women through financial inclusion, entrepreneurship, skill development, savings, credit, and livelihood promotion, enabling them to achieve economic independence and sustainable development..
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Children & rights
The Access to Justice Project strengthens child protection systems by preventing child labour, child marriage, and child trafficking while ensuring access to education, legal support, government welfare schemes, and a safe environment for vulnerable children.
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Environment
Supported by Hitachi and India Is Us, the Grow Green Initiative promotes environmental conservation through large-scale tree plantation, biodiversity restoration, environmental awareness, and the establishment of Botany Gardens in educational institutions.
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Climate & natural resources
Supported by Zomato, this initiative promotes agroforestry across 3,500 acres involving 1,300 farmers, enhancing biodiversity, restoring degraded lands, improving livelihoods, and contributing to climate resilience through sustainable farming practices.
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Livelihoods
Supported by HDFC Bank and BRLF, this programme enhances the livelihoods of tribal communities through climate-resilient agriculture, integrated farming systems, agroforestry, irrigation development, nutrition gardens, women empowerment, and producer institutions.
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Sustainable income
The Chenchu Pragati Seva Kendram (CPSK) initiative empowers Chenchu tribal communities across 20 villages by promoting sustainable agriculture, livelihood diversification, skill development, social protection, and access to government welfare schemes.
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Tribal communities
The Chenchu Multi-Activity Resource and Training Centre (C-MART), supported by the Paul Hamlyn Foundation, empowers Chenchu tribal communities through sustainable livelihoods, education, healthcare and governance.
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A snapshot of additional projects and ongoing activities delivered with communities and partners.
Alternative livelihoods for Chenchu tribes in fringe villages of Amrabad Tiger Reserve (PHF).
Climate-resilient community development and natural-resource management.
Micro-enterprise development for matured self-help groups focused on hand embroidery.
Strengthening farmer collectives, producer organisations and market-linked livelihoods.
Supporting vaccination for eligible people through three Primary Health Centres: Sidapur/Achampet, Mannanur and Padra in Nagarkurnool district.
Conare Laxmi Macts (Rural Women) | Chaithanya vikas Macts (Urban Women) | Education material support to school children | COVID 19 service to affected families.
In the field
A few additional activity photos from the material you shared.
