Awarness programme on Alovera Cultivation,Kitchne garderning ,vettiver cultivation for the residents of pragathi resorts ,Hydrabad on 13th MARCH 2026

 

Cultivating Green Living: Pragati Resorts to Host Awareness Program on Aloe Vera, Kitchen Gardening, and Vetiver Cultivation

Hyderabad, March 13, 2026 – Residents of Pragati Resorts in Hyderabad are invited to an insightful awareness program today, focusing on sustainable living practices through the cultivation of aloe vera, kitchen gardening, and vetiver. This initiative aims to empower urban communities with the knowledge and skills to grow their own produce and contribute to a healthier environment.

The program, designed to highlight the benefits and techniques of these specialized farming methods, comes at a time when urban farming and wellness through natural products are gaining significant traction.

Awarness programme on our projects for farmers and women at arutla,ibrahimpattinam,ranga reddy District of telengana

 

An awareness programme on sustainable livelihood projects was successfully conducted for farmers and women at Arutla in Telangana.

The programme focused on introducing eco-friendly and income-generating initiatives aimed at empowering rural communities. Participants were given insights into various projects such as natural resource-based enterprises, value-added products, and sustainable agricultural practices. Special emphasis was placed on creating self-employment opportunities for women and enhancing farmers’ income through innovative approaches.

The session witnessed active participation and engagement, with attendees gaining practical knowledge and clarity on implementing these projects at the grassroots level. The initiative served as an important step towards promoting sustainable development, strengthening rural livelihoods, and encouraging women entrepreneurship in the region.

AWARNESS PROGRAMME ON ECO FREINDLY PROJECTS AT AYODHYA,SALLA PALLI VILLAGE IN AP

 

An awareness programme on eco-friendly projects was successfully conducted at Ayodhya Sallapalli Village, with the participation of over 300 farmers.

The session focused on promoting sustainable and environmentally friendly livelihood opportunities, where participants gained valuable knowledge about various green projects and their practical applications. The programme created strong awareness on adopting eco-conscious practices for better income and environmental protection.

The event was further enriched by the presence of Buddha Prasad, who attended as a chief guest and delivered an inspiring lecture, encouraging farmers to adopt sustainable practices and explore innovative rural enterprises.

Overall, the programme served as a powerful platform to educate, motivate, and empower farmers towards eco-friendly development.

OREINTATION PROGRAMME ON VETTIVER CULTIVATION AND VALUE ADDED PRODUCTS,ALOVERA CULTIVATION WAS DONE AT THENNERU VILLAGE VIJAYAWADA ON 10TH MARCH 2026

 

An orientation programme focusing on sustainable agriculture and value-added products was successfully conducted on 10th March 2026 at Thenneru Village near Vijayawada.

The programme covered key sectors including banana fibre extraction, fibre-based handicrafts, vettiver cultivation and value-added products, and aloe vera cultivation. More than 400 farmers actively participated and gained valuable knowledge and practical insights in these areas.

The initiative played a vital role in promoting sustainable farming practices, encouraging value addition, and empowering farmers to explore new income-generating opportunities.

OREINTATION PROGRAMME FOR OUR PROJECTS AT HEAL PARADAISE SCHOOL AT VIJAYAWADA ON 9TH MARCH 2026

 

An orientation programme for our sustainable livelihood projects was successfully conducted on 9th March 2026 at Heal Paradise School in Vijayawada.

The session introduced participants to various eco-friendly and income-generating initiatives, focusing on practical skills and entrepreneurship opportunities. The programme aimed to create awareness, inspire self-employment, and promote sustainable practices among attendees.

It served as an engaging platform to share knowledge, encourage innovation, and empower individuals to explore green business opportunities for a better future.

International womens day celeberations and oreintation programme for our projects at poosaripatti,pollachi March 8th 2026

 

An impactful International Women's Day celebration and orientation programme was successfully conducted at Poosaripatti, bringing together over 200 women participants.

The session focused on creating awareness and opportunities in sustainable livelihood sectors. Participants were introduced to various eco-friendly and income-generating activities such as areca leaf plate making, banana fibre extraction and handicrafts, coir pot production, vettiver cultivation and value-added products, aloe vera farming, and microgreens cultivation techniques. The programme also emphasized the importance of marketing linkages to ensure better income and business growth.

The initiative empowered women with practical knowledge and skills, encouraging them to explore entrepreneurship and become self-reliant. It served as a strong platform to promote sustainable rural development and women-led enterprises.

WOMEN ENTREPRENURS IN ARECA LEAF PLATES MAKING March 7th 2026

 

Women entrepreneurship is gaining momentum in Kerala, with innovative eco-friendly initiatives creating sustainable livelihoods. At Sreekrishnapuram in Palakkad district, Ecogreenunit has promoted a unique project focused on areca leaf plate making, particularly handcrafted fans made from naturally fallen areca leaves.

This initiative not only adds value to agricultural waste but also empowers rural women by providing steady employment opportunities. The unit is expected to generate livelihoods for at least 15 women, enabling them to earn income while contributing to environmentally sustainable production.

By combining traditional skills with eco-conscious practices, this model stands as a strong example of women-led rural entrepreneurship and circular economy in action.

Awareness Programme on Sustainable Livelihood Activities at Thirukalukundram on 01st March 2026

 

An impactful awareness programme was successfully conducted at Don Bosco, Thirukalukundram for rural women, focusing on sustainable livelihood opportunities. More than 300 rural women actively participated and gained practical knowledge in various income-generating activities.

The programme covered Areca Leaf Plate Making, Banana Fibre Craft & Mat Making, Coir Pots Preparation, Vettiver Cultivation, and Vettiver Handicrafts Making. Experts provided hands-on guidance and explained the market potential and entrepreneurial opportunities in these sectors.

The initiative aimed at empowering rural women with eco-friendly, low-investment business models that can enhance household income and promote sustainable development. The enthusiastic participation reflected the growing interest among women to become self-reliant entrepreneurs.

Visitors from reputed vountary organization,sathya sai district.AP on 28th feb 2026

 

On 28th February 2026, a team of visitors from a reputed voluntary organization in Andhra Pradesh, representing Sri Sathya Sai District, visited our project sites for an in-depth exposure to our sustainable livelihood initiatives.

During their visit, the team explored various eco-friendly and income-generating projects, including banana fibre extraction and crafts, vetiver cultivation, aloe vera farming, coir-based value-added products, and small-scale bio-gas units. Detailed demonstrations and interactive discussions provided them with practical knowledge about implementation methods, training models, investment requirements, and marketing support systems.

The visitors appreciated the “wealth out of waste” concept and the strong community participation model that empowers women, farmers, and rural youth. They expressed keen interest in adopting and launching these sustainable projects in Sri Sathya Sai District to promote self-employment and rural economic development.

This exposure visit marks an important milestone in expanding sustainable livelihood models across regions, fostering collaboration, and creating greater impact through environmentally friendly and socially responsible initiatives.

Srilankan delegation from various voluntary organizations visited our projects on 28th Feb 2026

 

On 28th February 2026, a distinguished delegation from various voluntary organizations in Sri Lanka visited our sustainable livelihood project sites to gain firsthand experience of our “wealth out of waste” initiatives and community-based development models.

The delegation explored a wide range of eco-friendly and income-generating projects, including banana fibre extraction and crafts, vetiver cultivation and value addition, aloe vera cultivation, coir-based products, bio-gas units, and other rural enterprise models. Live demonstrations and interactive sessions provided them with practical insights into implementation methods, cost structures, market linkages, and community participation strategies.

The visiting members expressed deep appreciation for the simplicity, sustainability, and scalability of the projects. They were particularly impressed by how these initiatives empower women, farmers, and rural youth through skill development and entrepreneurship opportunities.

The delegation conveyed strong interest in adapting and promoting these sustainable livelihood concepts in their homeland. The visit marked a significant step toward cross-border collaboration and knowledge exchange, strengthening international partnerships for community development and green entrepreneurship.

oreintation programme for fisher men community women at stella marys convent at kanyakumari on 27th feb 2026

 

An empowering Orientation Programme for Fishermen Community Women was successfully conducted at Stella Mary’s Convent, Kanyakumari on 27th February 2026. The programme focused on creating awareness about sustainable livelihood opportunities and skill-based income generation for coastal women.

The session introduced participants to eco-friendly and low-investment projects such as banana fibre crafts, coir-based products, aloe vera cultivation, vermicomposting, and small-scale bio-gas units. Emphasis was placed on transforming locally available resources into value-added products that can enhance household income.

The programme encouraged women to form self-help groups, explore entrepreneurship opportunities, and participate in skill development training programmes. Interactive discussions and practical examples inspired confidence and highlighted the importance of financial independence and community development.

The orientation served as a motivational platform, empowering fishermen community women with knowledge, practical ideas, and a vision for sustainable and self-reliant livelihoods.