A sustainable solution to achieve yearlong yield - A pilot project Cornell Sathguru Foundation for Development (CSFD), has piloted summer kitchen gardens in two villages in Sangareddy. The project concept is to ensure the availability of fresh vegetables by nurturing summer gardens by recycling the wastewater generated through kitchen sinks. Normally, the water from the

CSFD ensures health, nutrition and gender equality among marginalized communities in Telangana, India Shafiya Begum’s experience in her words Cornell Sathguru Foundation for Development (CSFD), promotes kitchen gardens for improving food and nutrition security among small farm holders. So far it has promoted two phases of kitchen gardens in two villages with a key objective

Ramolla Ashok - Panyal Village, Telangana Cornell Sathguru Foundation for Development (CSFD) is committed to contributing to sustainable agriculture and development by enhancing capacities, knowledge creation, promoting entrepreneurship and gender equity. To actualize this, CSFD ensures access to important information that helps farmers to adopt good agricultural practices and thereby improve the yields and economic

CSFD facilitating backyard space into a healthy nutrition garden and generate additional income With rapid urbanization, the periurban areas that are close to cities are going through the rapid transition, leaving a lot of scope for business opportunities. But opportunities are accompanied by challenges.  With changing patterns of usage of the land, employment, industries etc.,