Our Vision
The vision of the CSRA is to establish a just and sustainable society without gender inequality and poverty.
At CSRA, we are dedicated to providing a platform for social, economic, and educational empowerment of marginalised people. Through our innovative programs and initiatives, we strive to create a positive and lasting impact on the communities we serve. Our team of committed volunteers and professional workers tirelessly works to assist those in need and foster meaningful, enduring change.
We believe that everyone should have access to the resources required to reach their full potential. Whether it’s access to education, economic opportunities, or health and wellness, our goal is to ensure that no one is left behind.
Latest Initiatives
Project "Sashaktikaran" (Community Empowerment)
The project is collaborating with over 25000 tribal individuals on community-driven development (CDD) through the implementation of micro plans with GPDP inclusion, strengthening local governance, and ensuring the management of natural resources.
Project "Stone Workers' Empowerment"
The project engages with stone-crushing workers through mobilisation, knowledge sharing, and addressing OSH issues, followed by health camps in partnership with the government, and implementing remedial measures for the care and treatment of workers with tuberculosis through medication and monitoring.
Project "Land Rights & Climate Resilient Agriculture"
The project is fostering multi-stakeholder involvement, capacity building, documentation, and joint catalytic action of tribal women and youth to assert their rightful claims towards improved land governance and promoting climate-resilient agricultural practices among farmers, women, and youth.
Project "Solar Micro - Irrigation System"
The SOLAR project is being implemented to support 850 small and marginal farmers, primarily in rainfed, backwards, drought-prone, upland areas of Birbhum District in the State of West Bengal.
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Small and marginal farmers have been trained to adopt climate-resilient agricultural practices in collaboration with universities and the government
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Facilitated Record of Rights (RoR) for Homestead & Agriculture Land of the Tribal Households with Special Emphasis on Women
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Poor households benefited through food, nutrition, social security, and sustainable livelihood interventions
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Children from marginalized communities have accessed entitlements for identity, scholarships, and other facilities for their education
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Ballast stone crushing workers are now covered by effective occupational safety and health (OSH) practices. Workers are identified and treated through Silico-Tuberculosis camps.
Engaged with the Marginalised
Coverage
(Present & Planned)
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2 State
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3 District
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8 Block
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225 Village
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