700 million
Farmers still in
India that need
help
We create with
farmers and rural
India
Needs best social
entrepreneurs to
join the hands
OUR APPROACH
Estah society, started with the primary objective of helping farmers and addressing their key challenges. Along with that, building a diverse eco-system and sustainable communities is also one of our objectives while being carried out under our enthusiastic programs aimed towards:-
People
Estah impacted the lives of more than 9 lakhs people , of which more than 14000 were youth, 310000 were consumer , 480000 children, 880000 women and 41000 farmers.
Planet
Create local ownership and get them adopted Evangelizing and certifying the targeted outreach to GIVE Ambassador Network, leveraging networks, & creating local ownerships; using endorsers and highlighting benefits key stakeholders value
Partnership
Building Echo system to implement at large scale Building Echo system for direct support, indirect facilitation, technology, partnerships, addressing ecosystem barriers, risk mitigation.
IMPACT STORIES
OUR PROGRAMS
C-SED-CENTER FOR SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP
C-SED stands for Centre for Social Entrepreneurship Development. It is a unique initiative of ESTAH which completely focuses on nurturing social entrepreneurs from the rural and semi-urban background by recognizing their business ideas.
FACT- FARMER AND CONSUMER TECHNOLOGY
Farmer and Consumer Technology– abbreviated as F.A.C.T- is an integrated chain of training activities that involves both the farmers and the consumers, taking care of the overall needs of both the symbionts inside a social circle and food ecosystem. In addition to that, improving the soil conditions and health is also one of the goals.
GIVE-AN Events
National Farmathon is the first-of-its-kind event that attempts to bring together those who support and those who are involved in natural farming. .
OUR POWER IN NUMBERS
GALLERY UPDATES
Covid-19 Program
Estah, as a non-profit organisation have come forward to give all the support to the people who faced the difficulties of the pandemic, even without coming in contact with the virus as they were left gasping for jobs, money, food, most importantly their livelihoods.
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