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A non-profit organisation working for Primitive Tribal groups in the Santhal Pargana region.

Our Focus has been to ensure sustainable livelihood, food security, leading to improved health and nutrition and to ensure quality education and access to justice

24/05/2026

Building Resilient Communities through Collective Action

A meaningful training with Federation members of Gumla and Lohardaga, focused on strengthening social security access, sustainable livelihoods, and community-led climate action. The session brought together voices from the grassroots to reflect, learn, and plan collective strategies for long-term impact.

🔹 Key Highlights:
✅ Emphasis on active Gram Sabha roles in local governance and decision-making
✅ Addressing challenges in accessing social security schemes
✅ Promoting sustainable and diversified livelihood opportunities
✅ Sharing best practices like Goatery models and Traditional Seed Banks
✅ Strengthening understanding of climate resilience through local practices and resource management
🌿 Planning a community-led plantation drive on 5th June (World Environment Day) as a step towards climate action

The training reinforced that strong local institutions, informed communities, and collective efforts are key to building self-reliant and climate-resilient communities.

Together, we move forward with action, ownership, and hope 🌿.

16/05/2026

Regional Level Consultation Meeting on Climate Resilience

Badlao Foundation, successfully organized a Regional Level Consultation on “Strengthening the Climate Resilience of Forest-Dependent Adivasi Communities.”

The consultation brought together stakeholders from Godda, Pakur, Giridih, and Sahebganj districts, including government representatives, CSOs, PRI members, women federations, traditional leaders, and community representatives.

We were honoured by the presence of Mr. Faizan Sarwar, District Planning Officer (In-charge DPRO) as the Guest of Honour.

Participating Organizations:
PRADAN | 4S India | Abhiyuki Foundation | Keystone Foundation | Ekjut | World Vision India | RASTA | Human Rights Association and other grassroots partners

💬 Key Highlights:

1.⁠ ⁠Strengthening implementation of the Forest Conservation
2.⁠ ⁠Promoting community-led forest governance and commons management
3.⁠ ⁠Addressing challenges in claims and access to resources
4.⁠ ⁠Building convergence between administration, CSOs, and communities
Advancing climate resilience of forest-dependent Adivasi communities

🌱 The session focused on building a shared understanding of forests, FRA, and the lived realities of forest-dependent communities, with rich discussions on conservation, rights, and sustainable resource use.

This consultation marks a strong step toward building a platform for inclusive governance and sustainable futures led by community voices.

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29/04/2026

🌿 From Interrupted Dreams to Self-Reliance – The Journey of Sarita Tudu

At just 13, while in Class 8, Sarita Tudu dreamed of joining the police force. She was confident, disciplined, and a sincere student. But in 2009, her life took an unexpected turn when she was married—forcing her to leave behind her education and her dream.

Years passed. Sarita became a mother, and her family depended on agriculture and tasar farming. Yet, she never let her circumstances define her limits.

Determined to rebuild her aspirations, she enrolled in tasar reeling and spinning training. Within just 50 days, her commitment and responsibility stood out. She began managing attendance, maintaining yarn and cocoon records, and overseeing daily activities—emerging as a natural leader.

Today, Sarita dreams bigger. She wants to become a trainer herself, empowering other women with spinning skills. She is also eager to learn the entire tasar value chain—from cultivation to market linkage.

Her journey is a powerful reminder: with the right opportunities and determination, it's never too late to rewrite your future.

Badlao Foundation Arvind Kumar Ritesh Tripathi Rajesh Yadav Sabita Roy Amit Singh Bajrang Singh

LIC Housing Finance Limited

21/04/2026

Empowering Teachers, Transforming Schools - GEMS Initiative

A meaningful step towards gender-equitable education began in Narayanpur, Jamtara, with the launch of the annual teacher training under the GEMS (Gender Equity Movement in Schools) project.

Implemented in partnership with ICRW (International Center for Research on Women), Badlao Foundation, and the Education Department, this initiative is working across 112 schools since 2021 to build safer, more inclusive learning environments—especially for adolescent girls.

Two training batches were conducted at schools in Narayanpur, engaging 62 teachers through interactive and activity-based sessions.

💡 Focus areas included:
•⁠ ⁠Understanding gender & equality
•⁠ ⁠Addressing issues of violence
•⁠ ⁠Strengthening teachers’ role in creating safe spaces
•⁠ ⁠Practical, classroom-based approaches

The sessions were led by a dedicated team of trainers and supported by field staff, ensuring a participatory and engaging learning experience.

📅 What’s next?
From 16 April to 8 May, the initiative will reach:
✔️ 350+ teachers
✔️ 112 headmasters
✔️ BRPs & CRPs across the district

🌱 Together, we are nurturing schools where every child—especially every girl—can learn, grow, and lead with confidence.

13/04/2026

Join us in creating meaningful change! 🌱

Badlao Foundation is inviting applications for key roles in Garhwa District. If you have experience in community development, project management, or finance, this is your opportunity to contribute.

📍 Positions Open: Project Manager | District Coordinator | Accountant

📲 Apply through the QR code in the poster.

📅 Last date of application: 18th April, 2026

10/04/2026

Empowering Rural Futures through Collective Action 🌱

A NABARD-supported FPO, facilitated by Badlao Foundation, is bringing farmers together in Nildaha village, Jamtara block—building resilient livelihoods and sustainable futures.

Beyond agriculture, this initiative is driving change through organic farming, livestock development, and local entrepreneurship—helping farmers connect better with markets and opportunities.

Women at the forefront
From organic fertilizer production to pattal making and micro-enterprises, women are leading income generation while building confidence and leadership within their communities.

Collective strength, better outcomes
Through community engagement, field surveys, and FGDs, we are strengthening value chains, improving market access, and enhancing incomes.

In convergence with Common Ground Initiative, we continue to learn, expand, and deepen impact for smallholder farmers in the expansion area of Jamtara.

Together, we are not just growing crops—we are growing possibilities.

Grateful to our farmers, partners, and communities.

02/04/2026

As a Local Resource Centre (LRC), Badlao Foundation is privileged to support grassroots organizations in strengthening their financial management systems in collaboration with FMSF.

The recently conducted workshop on “Simplifying Financial Management for NPOs” marks an important step toward making financial practices more accessible, practical, and rooted in the everyday realities of civil society organizations. Bringing together diverse grassroots leaders created a rich space of shared learning and real-world insights.

This training will go a long way in enabling organizations to better understand compliance requirements, improve financial transparency, and address operational challenges more effectively.

We extend our sincere appreciation to FMSF for this initiative and to all participating organizations for their active engagement.

As a responsible Local Resource Centre, Badlao Foundation remains committed to strengthening grassroots institutions and looks forward to deepening this collaboration to build more resilient and accountable organizations.

01/04/2026

The 4th State Republic Fair Festival held on 29–30 March 2026 at Gandhi Maidan, Godda was a vibrant celebration of enthusiasm, culture, and community participation.

The grand event was inaugurated by Deepika Pandey Singh and concluded in the esteemed presence of Sanjay Prasad Yadav.

Over the two days, cultural performances captivated audiences, while exhibition stalls showcased local livelihoods, innovations, and traditional practices.

Badlao Foundation, under the LIC HFL Sangam Project and the Pahadiya Swavalamban Abhiyan, set up a special stall. The team—including Varsha, Ranjan, Dwaipayan, Manoj, Head Trainer Bikram, and CRP Sumit—actively engaged with visitors throughout the event.

Key Highlights of the Stall:

🧵 Tasar silk-based products
🌾 Indigenous seeds from the Pahadiya community
🛢️ Mustard oil and other traditional produce
🐛 Live demonstration of extracting thread from cocoons

The initiative connected with over 1000+ people, significantly enhancing awareness and interest in local and tribal products.

This effort reflects how collaborations like the LIC HFL Sangam Project are strengthening livelihoods, preserving traditional knowledge, and creating market linkages for indigenous communities.

Let’s promote Tasar and Pahadiya products—embrace local, empower communities!

24/03/2026

🤝 Strengthening Grassroots Democracy

We organized a Regional Convening on "Emerging Grassroots Issues for the Implementation of Jharkhand PESA Rules 2025" under the Common Ground Initiative.

The convening brought together traditional leaders, Mukhiyas, Gram Pradhans, SHGs, FPOs, community workers, and civil society partners including PRADAN, Badlao Foundation, Abhivyakti Foundation, 4S India, and Jharkhand Vikas Parishad.

Key Focus Areas:
✔ Strengthening Gram Sabhas as decision-making institutions
✔ Promoting community-led governance
✔ Bridging gaps between policy and practice
✔ Supporting last-mile delivery of government systems

The exchange of field experiences and collective insights made this an action-oriented dialogue—paving the way for stronger, more inclusive governance in tribal regions.

Together, we are building a future where communities lead and governance listens.

22/03/2026

💧 World Water Day 2026 | Water for Peace & Prosperity

On this World Water Day, we celebrate a small but powerful symbol of community resilience—a check dam in one of our project villages, now brimming with water.

Built through collective community effort, this structure is more than just a water harvesting unit. It represents:
✅ Water security for households and agriculture
✅ Revived groundwater in a once water-scarce area
✅ Community ownership and collective action
✅ Dignity—especially for women who no longer walk miles for water

When water flows, livelihoods grow. When communities conserve, nature gives back.

This World Water Day, let's reaffirm our commitment to protecting every drop—because water is life, water is peace, water is our shared future.

11/03/2026

🌾 Food & Seed Festival 2026 – Reviving Indigenous Food Traditions

On 10 March 2026, Badlao Foundation organized a vibrant Food & Seed Festival at Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK), Godda, under the Pahadiya Swalamban Project, supported by Transform Trade.

The festival celebrated and revived the traditional indigenous food systems and seeds that have sustained Pahadiya communities for generations—now at risk of disappearing. It honored the cultural identity, knowledge, and livelihoods of Pahadiya women, promoting natural foods, traditional grains, forest produce, and organic farming.

🌟 Distinguished Guests:

Ms. Anjali Yadav, Deputy Commissioner, Godda (Chief Guest)

Mrs. Pramila Tudu, Pramukh, Sundarpahari Block

Officials from District Agriculture, Dairy Development, Industry Department

Dr. Ravishankar, Director, KVK Godda, and KVK scientists

DPM – JSLPS and representatives from PRADAN, 4S, Abhivyakti Foundation, JSLPS, and Badlao Foundation

📚 Knowledge Sharing:
Government departments including District Dairy Development, Animal Husbandry, Horticulture, and GVT–KVK Godda set up informational stalls on schemes, sustainable agriculture, and livelihood opportunities.

A special interactive session between farmers and KVK scientists covered:

Organic farming techniques

Pest and disease management

Organic manure preparation

Seed preservation

Livestock care

🗣️ Voices of Support:
DC Godda Ms. Anjali Yadav emphasized the importance of reaching PVTG communities with government schemes and highlighted the potential of traditional hill crops and tasar silk in creating sustainable livelihoods and improving market access for tribal communities.

This Food & Seed Festival marks a significant step toward:
🌱 Reviving indigenous food heritage
🌱 Conserving biodiversity
🌱 Empowering Pahadiya women culturally and economically

Address

Badlao Bhawan, CRJ Road, Post/Mihijam, Dist/Jamtara
Mihijam
815354

Opening Hours

Monday	10am - 6pm
Tuesday	10am - 6pm
Wednesday	10am - 6pm
Thursday	10am - 6pm
Friday	10am - 6pm
Saturday	10am - 6pm

Telephone

9334346801

Website

http://badlao.org/

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