Grameen Sahara

Grameen Sahara Empowering 200,000 households across NER through sustainable livelihoods, FPOs, SHGs, and rural enterprises since 2002 In Support of Sustainable Livelihood

15/06/2026

What does it take to change a woman's livelihood?

A measuring tape?
A DrawBoyle?
Better-quality yarn?
Or simply the opportunity to learn something new?

For many rural women entrepreneurs, these small beginnings can lead to better products, higher incomes, and greater confidence.

Through the Udyamini Programme, we're helping turn small opportunities into lasting change.

13/06/2026

In 2024, Minati Nath received 70 Assam lemon saplings through Grameen Sahara's program initiative.

What began as a small intervention soon took root in her farm and in her aspirations.

With dedication, care, and consistent effort, Minati nurtured each sapling, watching them grow season after season.

Today, those saplings have transformed into a thriving lemon orchard—filled with healthy, fruit-bearing trees and the promise of sustainable income.

Her farm is now preparing for market harvest, around 140 - 160 kgs with 150 lemon trees, opening new opportunities for livelihood and economic resilience.

Minoti's journey is a reminder that when the right support reaches the right hands, small beginnings can grow into lasting opportunities.

🌱 From saplings to sustainability.
🍋 From potential to prosperity.

This is the impact of community-led development.

This is the story of change at Grameen Sahara

11/06/2026

A village of tomorrow can be shaped today.

Not by one person. Not by one initiative. But by a community that chooses to care.

Every conversation about conservation, every effort to protect natural resources, every step towards sustainable living, and every action that strengthens community awareness contributes to a better future.

The future of our villages depends on the choices we make today—for our environment, our livelihoods, and the generations that will follow.

🌱 Change begins with awareness.
🌍 Progress grows through collective action.

Watch this reel and join the movement towards building stronger, more sustainable communities.

06/06/2026

Yesterday, we celebrated World Environment Day. 🌎

Today, we reflect on a difficult reality. ⏳

This footage from Retzawl Village in Dima Hasao captures a landscape in transition.

Dima Hasao is one of Assam's greenest districts, with nearly 83% forest cover. These forests support livelihoods, regulate water sources, preserve biodiversity, and provide a habitat for many species.

Yet across many hill communities, jhum or shifting cultivation continues to be a primary source of sustenance. For generations, it has enabled families to grow food and survive in challenging terrain.

As populations grow and pressures on land increase, forests often have less time to regenerate between cultivation cycles. The consequences are visible, not only in the changing landscape, but also in the gradual loss of habitats and biodiversity.

This is not about choosing between people and forests. 🌿

It is about recognizing that the future of both is interconnected.

How do we ensure food security while protecting forests?
How do we support livelihoods while conserving biodiversity?
How do we create sustainable alternatives without leaving communities behind?

These are the conversations we need to have.

05/06/2026

🌍 World Environment Day 2026 | Grameen Sahara Family

Inspired by Nature. For Climate. For Our Future.

This , our teams, communities, and stakeholders came together to celebrate the vital connection between people and the environment, reaffirming our commitment to a cleaner, greener, and more sustainable future.

Through awareness activities, community engagement, tree plantation drives, and environmental stewardship initiatives, we embraced nature-inspired solutions and collective action to address climate challenges and promote sustainable living.

As we work alongside communities, we recognize that protecting our environment begins with the choices we make every day. By encouraging sustainable practices and environmental responsibility, we can contribute to a healthier planet and a more resilient future for generations to come.

🌱 Inspired by Nature
🌍 Acting for Climate
💚 Building a Sustainable Future Together

01/06/2026

Every map tells a story—of available resources, unmet needs, opportunities for growth, and the collective vision of the community.

At Grameen Sahara, we believe that sustainable development starts with communities identifying their own strengths, resources, challenges, and aspirations. Through participatory social mapping exercises, our team works alongside villagers to understand local realities and co-create pathways for development.

These insights help strengthen grassroots planning and contribute towards the larger vision of .

Because when communities participate in shaping their future, development becomes more inclusive, effective, and sustainable.

30/05/2026

Grameen Sahara organized a Stakeholders’ Meet under the Aadhar Housing Finance Ltd. – Aadhar Kishori Saksham Project ( ) at Barihat, bringing together representatives from government departments, financial institutions, , Spices Board of India, , Grameen Development Finance Pvt. Ltd ( ), Handloom & Textile department, and farmers and weavers. The platform facilitated meaningful discussions on livelihood promotion, entrepreneurship development, financial inclusion, market linkages, and convergence opportunities for handloom weavers and spice cultivators.

The event also highlighted the project beneficiary experiences and stakeholder insights, reaffirming the importance of collaborative efforts in creating sustainable skill building opportunities in native trades for rural communities. We extend our sincere gratitude to all dignitaries, partners, and participants for their valuable contributions and continued support.

Grameen Sahara officially launched the project — "Livelihood Enhancement of Vulnerable Communities through Integrated Fi...
28/05/2026

Grameen Sahara officially launched the project — "Livelihood Enhancement of Vulnerable Communities through Integrated Fish Farming" — at Dhantola, Rangjuli Block, Goalpara district, Assam, supported by NABARD - National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development under the Farm Sector Promotion Fund ( ).

We are deeply grateful to our Chief Guest, the Chief General Manager (CGM), Regional Office, NABARD Guwahati, Shri Loken Das, whose presence and inauguration speech gave great meaning and momentum to this occasion. We also extend our heartfelt thanks to Shri S. N. Roy, AGM, NABARD, and the District Development Manager (DDM), Goalpara, Shri Kanchan Gohain, for their continued guidance and support.

We thank Dr. Shantosh Kr. Baishya, Principal Scientist & Head, KVK Dudhnoi (ICAR), and Shri Kabin Medhi, District Fishery Officer, Fisheries Department, Goalpara, for their valuable insights on sustainable fish farming. Gratitude also to the Lead District Manager (LDM), Goalpara, Shri. Shanti Bhusan, the RHAC Executive Member, Shri. Phanindra Rabha, the Panchayat President, Ambhari, Shri. Ranjit Kishore Barman and the Village President for their presence and encouragement.

Running from 2026 to 2028, this initiative will directly benefit 100 rural households through integrated fish farming, duckery, skill training, and community-led enterprise support — with women and youth at the centre.

Together, we are working for sustainable rural livelihoods — . 🌿

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Kulshi Road
Chhaygaon
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