economic development, social equity, and environmental management
"Ishara Sri Gayatri Vikas Samiti –
Empowering Lives, Sustaining Nature."
Who We Are
Ishara Sri Gayatri Vikas Samiti, established in 2008, is an organization dedicated to promoting sustainable development. It focuses on green economic growth, social equality, and environmental protection, with a special emphasis on improving livelihoods.
The organization works on innovative solutions for water, energy, livelihoods, and community management. These efforts aim to meet basic needs, create sustainable job opportunities, reduce poverty, and restore natural ecosystems across various regions of India.
Address: 796, Behind Gayatri Mandir, Gandhi Nagar, Nai Basti, Lalitpur, U.P. 284403
Registered: 8 April 2008 | Society | PAN: AAAAI4689L | CSR: CSR00068218
What We Do
Gram Dukan: A Nabard inciative
With the support of NABARD Uttar Pradesh Regional Office, Gram Dukan project is being operated for sustainable livelihood
Girar Watershed Project
In the Girar Village of Madawara Block of Lalitpur district in Uttar Pradesh, a tale of resilience and financial empowerment unfolds through the remarkable journey of Parvati and Sapna Ahirwar,
Farmer Producer Organizations (FPOs)
Four FPOs have been promoted in two districts of Uttar Pradesh, with a commitment to growing and selling safe food.
Empower Rural Communities Through Capacity Building
Implemented by Ishara Sri Gayatri Vikas Samiti under various programs, with support from NABARD and other departments, in Lalitpur and Mahoba districts.
Promoting Shree Anna (Millets)
Formed in August 2016 with the support of NABARD , Amjhara farmer Producer Company Limited is engaged in organizing small and marginal farmers
Promotion of Technical Farming
Ishara Sri Gayatri Vikas Samiti promotes mushroom cultivation and ShedNet-based technical farming under NABARD-supported initiatives.
Impact Stories
Suhagrani’s Triumph in Natural Farming
Suhagrani, from Imaliya village, Lalitpur, turned her 20-disimal plot into a thriving kitchen garden with ISGVS support. After facing losses to animals, she installed barriers in 2022 and began selling surplus vegetables, earning INR 25,000. Her organic produce, from tomatoes to ridge gourd, is a hit in the market, providing her family with nutrition and income. Her success highlights the power of hard work, determination, and nature’s bountiful rewards. 🌱
Parvati and Sapna Ahirwar: Empowerment Through SHG
In Girar Village, Parvati and Sapna, from landless families, found hope through the Girar Self-Help Group. Parvati, part of the Lakshmi Mata SHG, struggled with daily labor and migration, while Sapna gained financial independence through a sewing machine provided by the project. Now, she earns INR 2,000–3,000/month, supporting her family’s needs and education. Their story shows how small support can lead to big changes, empowering marginalized communities.
