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EKOHAM: UNITY OF ENVIORNMENT, KINDNESS, HUMANITY, ANIMALS AND MANKIND

One World Many Stories...

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EKOHAM  is a non-political, non-profit organization committed to the development of many secotrs in India. EKOHAM began in 2021  It was registered under The Societies Registration Act of 1860 in 1983, and its headquarters are now located at NEW DELHI EKOHAM is now working in over 100 destinations mainly focusing on Heritage & Culture preservation at International level, encouraging Eco Tourism, Local Adventure Sports, encouraging employment for local natives in their own vecinities.

The major focus areas for EKOHAM at India & at International level are:

• Encouraging & preserving the Heritage Traditions & Culture

• Promotion of rural tourism via Eco tourism & local adventure sports

• Health care

• Education and awareness generation

• Aid to Orphans of Disaster

• Rescue & Rehab of the endangered species like Owls…

• Rescuing the unauthorized & illegal market of Birds & Animals

 

EKOHAM transfers knowledge to village communities through education and empowerment. EKOHAM strongly believes that collective participatory action is required for balanced and sustainable community development.

Living in rugged rural presents EKOHAM with many problems and with challenging working conditions. These hurdles are overcome by working in partnership with communities to develop practical solutions to the challenges faced by rural people. EKOHAM, by generating the desire in the underprivileged to improve their own living conditions, help people to live a life of dignity and self-respect.

Some of the projects being undertaken by EKOHAM include watershed management in badly eroded landscapes, development of non-conventional energy sources such as bio-gas for household cooking, new technology in agriculture and related fields (horticulture and composting), community health care, and promotion of women’s groups and youth groups. EKOHAM see themselves as agents of change in terms of voluntary activity.