Midnapore: Dalmia Bharat Foundation (DBF) is aiming to empower 5000 rural households in Midnapore, West Bengal through sustainable livelihood development initiatives.
Under its Gram Parivartan Programme, the foundation will provide comprehensive training on sustainable farming methods and other income-generating programs to promote economic development in village households and qualitative improvements in the standard of living for targeted families in the region.
The foundation has successfully identified 1226 households from seven core villages for the first phase of development-Jamdargarh, Rana, Beuncha, Kulapachuria, Kamarmudi, Godapiasal and Pathrajuri.
The programme includes training on agricultural methods such as Mushroom & vegetable cultivation, vermicompost production floriculture & horticultural plantation, poultry farming, goat rearing, etc.
It also encourages development of Micro enterprises through income generating activities like phenyl making, candle making, tailoring, F&B service training, matcraft, etc.
These initiatives have already made a significant impact, bringing about positive changes in the lives of more than 250 households till date.
Pankaj Gupta, Unit Head–Bengal Cement Works (Midnapore), DCBL said, “At Dalmia Bharat, we remain committed to uplifting rural communities through sustainable development in the regions of our operations. This project is designed to empower families, enhance livelihoods and help them become self-reliant through capacity building.”
DBF promotes skill development and sustainable livelihoods in Midnapore through diverse programmes. The initiatives are specifically designed to uplift marginalized communities in the region.
