‘The Braj Foundation’ is a non-profit organization, established a decade ago in December 2005, with an aim to restore and revitalize the environmental and cultural heritage of ‘Braj Bhoomi’ (land of Braj). Braj is the land of Shri Radha Krishna, which falls within the golden triangle circuit of Delhi, Jaipur and Agra, most parts of which are lying in various stages of neglect since centuries, desp
ite their significant historical, cultural and tourism significance. Initially established by leading industrialists from India and abroad, in a short span of 10 years the foundation has achieved impressive targets of restoration and revitalisation across many sites in Braj Bhoomi. Presently, the foundation is driven by and comprises of eminent personalities and professionals from different walks of life, all united with the single vision of restoring and revitalizing the land of Lord Krishna. The works done by ‘The Braj Foundation’ have received national and international appreciation by the governments, corporate and media forums. For the year 2014-15, 2012-13 and 2010-11, The Braj Foundation won UNESCO sponsored award as the best NGO for restoring ancient water bodies. Restoration of more than 50 ancient water bodies in different stages
2. Revival of 6 groves, work of 2 more in progress
3. Protection of hills and regeneration of green cover
4. Master planning of Braj for UP Government
5. Restoration of 6 heritage buildings
6. Audio-visual documentation of Braj culture
7. Drinking water supply projects in many villages
8. Exhaustive scientific survey of Braj region
9. World-wide awareness campaign about the plight of Braj
10. Ten grand Braj Mahotsav’s in different parts of the country
11. special legislations for Braj protection
