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Precious Plastic Version 4 releaseOne Army / onearmy.earth · 2020 · reportdocumenteSanjeevani — National Telemedicine ServiceGovernment of India · 2024 · reportdocumentOpen Source for Humanitarian ActionStanford Social Innovation Review · 2011 · case_studydocumentIRENA–Barefoot College partnership leaves rural footprintInternational Renewable Energy Agency · 2022 · reportdocumentMeet the mamas fighting poverty through solar powerVSO International · 2019 · case_studydocument
Pour-flush toilet with two pits (two-pit pour-flush) / biogas plantJohad (earthen and stone rainwater harvesting dam) / check damsHousehold cooperative (Herenboerderij): refundable initial investment + monthly feeWeekly streekmarkt and regional producer network (streek)Single beneficiary registry and technical support strategyRainwater harvesting system with Tlaloque first-flush diverter
One Army / Precious Plasticgrassroots · NetherlandsVSO Internationalngo · United KingdomPrefeitura de Porto Alegre (Workers' Party admin.)government · BrazilHamburg University of Technology (TUHH)university · GermanyInternational Institute of Social Studies, Erasmus University Rotterdamuniversity · NetherlandsLeiden Universityuniversity · Netherlands
LabCampesino (peasant laboratory for the transition to agroecology)Community open-innovation laboratory driven by the peasant organization Tierra Libre in the Sumapaz province (Fusagasugá and Pasca, Cundinamarca). Rural youth co-create situated, open-hardware technologies for territorial management and the agroecological transition, linked to community biofactories and the Agroecological Peasant Schools (ECAs). It combines agroecology, co-creation and community organizing through participatory action research.Andhra Pradesh Community Managed Natural Farming (APCNF)State-wide transition to natural farming (without synthetic chemical inputs) led by communities, scaled through Community Resource Persons and women's self-help groups. The public agency RySS coordinates farmer-to-farmer training in agroecological principles. The state pilot launched in November 2016; coverage ranges from ~1 million (2024, CEEW case) to 'more than 6 million' according to the CEEW country brief.Kenya Community Health Volunteer / Promoter (CHV/CHP) home-based care programmeDigital Green video-based farmer extensionAgricultural extension model in which farmers record short videos of their practices, which are then screened to village groups by local mediators. Born as a Microsoft Research India project (2006) and an independent NGO since 2008, it scaled to millions of smallholder farmers. Randomized evaluations showed higher adoption of sustainable practices at a fraction of the cost of conventional extension.Kudumbashree collective (group) farming by womenWomen's collective farming program under Kudumbashree, the Government of Kerala's poverty eradication mission. Joint liability groups (JLGs) of women, many landless, lease and farm land in common, accessing credit, inputs and markets collectively. Around 61,836 JLGs and ~280,000 women farm approx. 38,706 hectares. Bina Agarwal's research showed they significantly outperform the net returns of individual farms.Deccan Development Society women's sanghams (millet agrobiodiversity)Biodiverse dryland farming movement led by Dalit and Indigenous women's sanghams in Zaheerabad, Telangana. Since 1983 they have recovered and grown traditional millets and dryland crops, with a Community Grain Fund, a community seed bank, community media and their own millet market. Recognized with UNDP's Equator Prize 2019 and the Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation award (2020).