WHH India - Welthungerhilfe

WHH India - Welthungerhilfe For a world without hunger

The Earth has its own rhythm, its own music, and its own unique design for every landscape.WHH, partners and communitie...
22/04/2026



The Earth has its own rhythm,
its own music, and its own unique design for every landscape.

WHH, partners and communities listen more closely to the earth, as we co-design our landscapes by following natural principles rather than imposing rigid models.

When we do this, food becomes not just something we produce, but something that nourishes. And farms become more than sites of production.

The task is not to control nature, but to work with it and to respect its diversity.

The future of healthy food and resilient farming lies in understanding the Earth, not overriding it.

Different states, Same feeling 🤗 These celebrations reflect the diverse cultural traditions of India; each tied to speci...
15/04/2026

Different states, Same feeling 🤗

These celebrations reflect the diverse cultural traditions of India; each tied to specific regional calendars and agricultural cycles.

13/04/2026


For years, WHH has walked alongside farming communities who now face unprecedented input costs triggered by ripple effects from conflicts like the Middle East war.

Amid global crises and rising global prices, one thing remains constant — the resilience of our farmers.

Yet, instead of breaking under pressure, our farmers are absorbing the shock — adopting new skills, shifting to sustainable practices, and finding innovative ways to protect their livelihoods.

09/04/2026


A determined group of women farmers has risen together, taking charge to protect their fields—and their future—from the damage caused by overused chemical pesticides.

🎬 This video was shot in the village by Manish Bhasha and Prashant Patil
🤝 WHH is supported by Development Support Centre to strengthen women’s producer groups and builds market linkages.

In 2024, when local youths within our project expressed a strong demand to step into new trades, we decided to act.We la...
09/04/2026

In 2024, when local youths within our project expressed a strong demand to step into new trades, we decided to act.

We launched an Automobile Repairing course — listening first and trusting the process. That’s when Amit Joddar, a young entrepreneur started a small garage repairing bicycles, motorbikes, and autos with WHH's support.
Today, Amit earns ₹30,000 per month with nearly 50% profit, proving that skill-based training can truly transform lives.

Till now we have trained 18 youths so far in various new Green Trades. And the most rewarding outcome? 👉 10 of them have already started their own businesses.

📍 Chitra village, Koraput, OdishaAn AI-enabled Automatic Weather Station (AWS)—a community-managed system turning hyperl...
06/04/2026

📍 Chitra village, Koraput, Odisha

An AI-enabled Automatic Weather Station (AWS)—a community-managed system turning hyperlocal weather data into smart, actionable agro-advisories for farmers is taking shape in the village.

✨ What makes this initiative transformative?
• Farmers and community institutions will gain the capacity to understand climate forecasts and translate them into informed day‑to‑day decisions.
• Practical, local, and farmer-friendly: Advisory messages will be merging scientific insights with indigenous knowledge, crop practices, and pest surveillance.
• Information will be shared through accessible channels, ensuring every farmer receives the right guidance at the right moment.

They feed the world yet remain unseen. They nurture our world — but too often, their stories go unheard, their labour un...
01/04/2026

They feed the world yet remain unseen. They nurture our world — but too often, their stories go unheard, their labour unrecognised, their strength unnoticed.

👏 This time, we want them to be seen — not through our lens, but through the eyes of our local partners and rural creators who work alongside them every day.

What you’ll experience in this series:
💚 Deeply moving stories of courage, resilience, and everyday brilliance
💚 Heartfelt recognition of our local partners and rural creators
💚 Glimpses into WHH’s work in Food Systems Transformation
💚 Narratives owned by the communities themselves, where women reclaim their voices and tell their truths

📅 Launching April 2026

🐐 🐐 Strengthening Livelihoods Through Sustainable Goatery Practices Designed to build practical skills and technical kno...
30/03/2026

🐐 🐐 Strengthening Livelihoods Through Sustainable Goatery Practices

Designed to build practical skills and technical knowledge, the Goatery Ecopreneur Training Programme empowers aspiring ecopreneurs with insights into scientific goat-rearing practices.

Our vision is to create confident, self-reliant women farmers who can generate steady income through improved goatery management. By equipping women with the right tools and knowledge, we aim to:
✨ Strengthen rural livelihoods
✨ Enhance financial independence
✨ Promote eco-friendly livestock practices
✨ Support women in becoming active contributors to their households and communities

This programme marks another step toward fostering resilient and empowered rural women who can lead change at the grassroots level.

27/03/2026

🌱 Farmers in Khadikajodi (Odisha) are strengthening livelihoods through community-led sustainable farming.

By combining local knowledge with climate-resilient practices, communities are improving soil health, food systems, and opportunities for the future.

A powerful example of how collective action can transform rural landscapes.
💫 WHH in partnership with Watershed Support Services and Activities Network - Wassan

Perhaps the most significant change was social. As women used the Water Budget Report & participatory maps in conversati...
23/03/2026

Perhaps the most significant change was social. As women used the Water Budget Report & participatory maps in conversations with local institutions, their confidence and public presence grew.

👉Why this matters?
Infrastructure alone won’t deliver water security. Only sustainable solutions combined with data-driven collective dialogue & shift in local governance that place women at the centre can.

21/03/2026

We dedicate this World Water Day to our fabulous Jal Sahelis, The Water Warriors.

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