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SUSTAINABLE RURAL DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATION

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BROACHURE ORGANISATION FOR WELFARE AND ACTION FOR RURAL REVIVING AN OPERATIONAL WING (BOW &ARROW) Non-Profit Organization was Incorporated in 1977 Reg No. 442 of 1977 (Act 1350 Fasli) with the aim of supporting sustainable models for Rural Development and extensively working on agriculture and rural empowerment. BOW &ARROW has been working on various rural development projects with the support for NABARD, ITDA, DRDA for empowering the tribal community in Khammam and Badradri Kothagudem District from last 3 decades.

Worked in Various project which given a great success story for empowering the Rural area

Our bench mark project are Water sources development: in Khammam District where farmers are facing problem with water source for agriculture.

We have done extensive program for watershed developments.
As result the ground water was improved tremendously.
Now the area was one of the leading chili producing region in Telangana. SHGs and FPO development.
We also worked in with various programs of Self help groups, FPOs, Horticulture crop development, Rural Infrastructure for Agriculture: Power, Road, Check dams, Bamboo cultivation, Forest Produce collection and Processing Skill Development: Marketing, Training for skill development.

Emphasizing tribal farmers

Emphasizing tribal farmers is crucial for promoting inclusive agricultural development and preserving indigenous knowledge and practices. It's essential to ensure they have access to resources, training, and markets to thrive sustainably.

Providing farming solutions

Providing farming solutions tailored to the specific needs and challenges faced by tribal farmers can significantly improve their productivity and livelihoods. This could include technology adoption, sustainable farming practices, access to credit, and extension services tailored to their cultural and environmental context.

Training & Knowledge

Training and knowledge transfer are key components of empowering tribal farmers. Offering practical training programs that blend traditional wisdom with modern agricultural techniques can enhance their skills and capacity. Additionally, facilitating knowledge-sharing platforms among farmers and experts can foster innovation and resilience within tribal farming communities.

seeds & agri inputs

Ensuring access to quality seeds and agricultural inputs is vital for tribal farmers to achieve optimal yields and sustainability. Providing them with affordable and appropriate seeds, fertilizers, pesticides, and other inputs tailored to their specific agro-climatic conditions can significantly improve their productivity and resilience against climate change and other challenges. Additionally, promoting seed-saving practices and the use of indigenous varieties can enhance their self-reliance and preserve biodiversity.

Farm machineary

Introducing appropriate farm machinery and equipment suited to the needs and scale of tribal farming can enhance efficiency and reduce labor-intensive tasks. This might include small-scale mechanization tools such as handheld plows, seeders, or threshers that are suitable for their agricultural practices and available resources. Training on machinery operation and maintenance is also crucial to ensure safe and effective use.

Marketing linkages

Establishing marketing channels and linkages for tribal farmers is essential for connecting them to larger markets and increasing their income opportunities. This could involve creating cooperatives or farmer producer organizations to aggregate produce, negotiate better prices, and access value-added opportunities such as processing or branding. Additionally, providing training on market dynamics, quality standards, and negotiation skills can empower tribal farmers to engage effectively with buyers and maximize their returns.

Our collaborations

Services

CSR ACTIVITY

Assessment and Planning,Implementation,Monitoring and Reporting,Continuous Improvement.

Govt schemes & Grants

Identify Relevant Programs,Check Eligibility Criteria,Prepare Documentation,Submit Application,Follow Up,Utilize the Funds Appropriately,

FPO & Value Chain Promotion

Strengthening the Functioning of Farmer Producer Organizations (FPOs) and Value Chain Promotion.

Partnership Programs with Governments

Enabling Natural Farming Transition in Tribal Landscapes of Telangana

ITDA in Telangana, Government of Telangana

Bow & Arrow is the Programme Management Unit (PMU) for Enabling Natural Farming Transition in Tribal Landscapes of Telangana implemented by Government of Telangana. The programme aims to bring gradual transition of farmers, farming and landscapes into nature based agriculture practices and provide support systems. The programme is initiated in 2 districts, and 25 blocks of Telangana

Strengthening of Backyard Poultry (BYP) for Livelihood and Nutritional Security for Women

(DRDA Project, Government of Telangana)

Department of Animal Husbandry, Government of Telangana has taken up pilot programme in DRDA areas of 3 districts. Bow & Arrow is the Lead Technical Agency to implement this programme in village areas along with local DRDA Government of Telangana.

Special Project on Integrated Farming in Telangana

(ITDA Goverment of Telangana)

Bow & Arrow is partners with the Department of Agriculture & Farmers’ Empowerment, Government of Telangana in the implementation of “Special Programme for promotion of Integrated Farming in Tribal Areas” in districts of Khammam and Bhadradri Kothagudem.

Water Shed Works

Water has been a critical issue in agriculture on the slopes in tribal areas; crops are often subjected to climate risks. Hence we play a vital role in increasing the ground water table in the Tribal areas of Telangana and other states.

Our Index

4 States

10 Districts

80 Mandals

175 Villages

30 Completed Projects

12 Ongoing Projects

Capacity Building

Provide training programs and workshops on modern farming techniques, including organic and natural farming methods, crop diversification, water conservation, and soil health management. Tailor these programs to suit the cultural context and existing knowledge of tribal farmers.

Our Projects

Women and tribal empowerment
TDF (Tribal Development Funds) projects
Knowledge & training programmes
Watershed works
CSR Activities
Rural empowerment
Green revolution & Climate change
Hydrogen mission with farmers
Agroecology
Public systems and policy development
FPO value chain and market linkage
Health camps
Farm machinery equipements
Restoration of native seeds & native farming culture
High-quality seeds & fertilizers
Working with National live stock mission (Animal Husbandary Dept.)
Working with Biochar mission

Women and tribal empowerment

TDF (Tribal Development Funds) projects

Knowledge & training programmes

Watershed works

CSR Activities

Rural empowerment

Green revolution & Climate change

Hydrogen mission with farmers

Agroecology

Public systems and policy development

FPO value chain and market linkage

Health camps

Farm machinery equipements

Restoration of native seeds & native farming culture

High-quality seeds & fertilizers

Working with National live stock mission (Animal Husbandary Dept.)

Working with Biochar mission

Our NGO Team

9 Governing Body

27 Advisory Board

36 Co Ordinators

243 volunteers

Our Governing Board

CH SADASIVA RAO. MA.LLB(Gold Medalist)

FOUNDER & CHAIRMAN

K.SHABARISH. BBA

EXECUTIVE CHAIRMAN

Manoj Kesavan. B.Tech., M.B.A.

VICE PRESIDENT

ANITHA SIVAPRASAD. BE,MBA

EXECUTIVE MEMBER

Advisory Board

D Krishnamoorthi, B.E (EEE), M.B.A, Ph.D

Received INCID National award from the ministry of water resources, Government of India, Recommended for the ICID WATSAVE International award by the ministry of water resources, Government of India.