Success Stories

Environment Sustainability and Climate Resilience

Environment protection and conservation is in the genesis of Econet’s establishment.

NT/DNT

Nomad and Denotified Tribes, known as NT & DNTs or at the state administration/policy level VJNTs are victims of historical discrimination

Change Makers & Community Leadership

Nomad Resource Centre (NRC) is a platform evolved from the work of ECONET with the NT & DNT

Adivasis and Forest Resources

ECONET from its inception has a symbiotic relation with forests, tribal and natural resources. Forest

Bio Diversity and Indigenous Practices

Usually it is based on the geographical attributes and proximity, the fertility and sustainability of the local seeds

Women Empowerment

NT & DNT communities are the most vulnerable and historically marginalized people. They had to be “freed” despite the country became free or independent of the

Labour Pillar

Covid 19 pandemic made the social sector realized that migrant workers in the industrial zones remained invisible for any type of interventions by the sector.

Citizenship and Democracy

ECONET is a firm believer of democracy as a value. In all its efforts people–centred approach is core to the intervention strategy.People Participation

Health, Education & Livelihood

Health is always remains concern for the NT & DNT communities. Many factors are rigorously affecting their health.Education is our fundamental right. But for NT & DNT and marginalised children it is still like a dream to get good quality of education.

Sustainable Farming/Agriculture

Tribal groups such as Kolam, Thakar, Kokana, Korku, Pawara, Bhil, Gond where ECONET works in the blocks

Community Centric Models

Imagine a community where every voice is heard, every right is understood, and every individual has the power to shape their own future.

Worker Facilitation Centre

ECONET in collaboration with Ajeevika Bureau and Social Compact started a Worker Facilitation Centre at Kudus in Wada block of Palghar district. The Worker Facilitation

Creating Equitable Spaces