The program emphasizes ecological sustainability and biodiversity preservation in
rural and semi-urban settings. It conducts comprehensive research to understand
biodiversity in agriculture-oriented regions, evaluates ecosystem services, and
promotes data-driven action to enhance stakeholder and public capacity for resilient
rural development. Through well-designed initiatives, the program supports
ecological sustainability, which is crucial to improving the quality of life in these
areas.

Environmental issues in India impact social, cultural, and economic aspects. Urban
areas face air pollution and water scarcity, while rural areas face agrarian practices,
deforestation, and climate change. A holistic approach is needed to address these
challenges. The mission is to spearhead comprehensive environmental initiatives,
fostering a balance between economic development and environmental conservation.
This involves empowering local communities with sustainable practices, water
management systems, and renewable energy solutions. The vision is for a future
where every household has access to clean water and eco-friendly agriculture.
The program addresses challenges in rural and semi-urban areas by balancing
economic development and environmental conservation. It engages communities to
tackle issues like clean water scarcity, deforestation, and climate change, promoting
eco-friendly farming and improving livelihoods. It integrates soil health management
with sustainable organic and modern farming practices, using advanced soil
monitoring technologies. The program also aims to reduce agricultural emissions and
implement air conservation measures.