ORRISSA..Organisation for Rural Reconstruction &Integrated Social Service Activities

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ORRISSA
Post Box # 51, GPO, Bhubaneswar - 751001. Orissa, India

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Action Research

As part of our agenda on participatory community action ACTION RESEARCH on relevant but current theme are being taken up for conceptualisation of the intervention strategy that enable the communities to learn the emerging challenges and frame out their role of action.

  • Traditional Homestead Plot of Adivasi is a vibrant livelihood model

    The traditional adivasi Gharabari is not the Kitchen Garden of the households. It is more than a kitchen garden complete with integration of livestock and domestication of wild species. This diverse system of farming is now getting strengthened through integration of more sustainable approaches like in-situ water conservation, Compost Pits, portable Vermi compost pits, layered crops and use of plant and animal extracts for crop management. The families also learned to produce non-traditional food varieties to minimize their market dependency’. 

     Click here to Download the 1st Stage Report

  • Traditional Adivasi Institutions and Development Processes in Malkangiri district of Orissa.

    This work is based on a piece of research centering round the problem of ‘Traditional Adivasi   Institutions and Development Processes in Malkangiri district of Orissa’, which in other way reflects the spurt of ethno-cultural consciousness among certain adibasi communities. Institutions are the starting point for defining ethno-cultural identity and launching of socio-economic development and socio-political or socio-cultural movement. Such study findings are the devices to exert pressure and assert the natural rights of the adibasi people over their traditional resources. Some of the adibasis feel that their resource base is being steadily eroded, and in order to protect their traditional rights over land, forest and water resources they have to keep their flock together by revamping their ethno-cultural identity and solidarity. At the same time in the planned development intervention they have to participate for maximization of their benefits.

     

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ORRISSA
Post Box # 51, GPO, Bhubaneswar - 751001. Orissa, India

India

info@orrissa.co.in