Panch Sutra Foundation – Key Features
Type: Non-Profit Organization (Registered under Section 8, Companies Act, 2013)
Location: Bokaro District, Jharkhand
Focus Areas:
Quality Education & Skill Development
Livelihoods & Women Empowerment
Climate Change & Environmental Protection
Health, Nutrition & Child Development
Community Leadership & Policy Advocacy
Key Programs:
Ujjwal Bhavishya – Education & Digital Literacy
Damodar Bachao Abhiyan – River & Water Protection
Balika Samriddhi Abhiyan – Girls’ Development & Sports
Just Transition Campaign – Shift from Coal Economy to Green Energy
Livelihood Initiatives – Mahua-based products, SHG support, Organic Farming
Mission: Empower communities through education, green livelihoods, and climate action
Vision: A sustainable, just, and climate-resilient Jharkhand
Partners: CSR bodies, Local Panchayats, Saarthi Network, Community Groups
Tagline:
“Education, Livelihood & Environment – Towards a Sustainable Future”
Empowerment of rural communities:
Equip rural populations with the skills, resources and opportunities needed to improve their socio-economic conditions.
Sustainable agricultural practices:
Promote and implement sustainable agricultural techniques that increase productivity while preserving environmental integrity.
Healthcare access:
Improve the availability and quality of healthcare services in rural areas to ensure healthy communities.
Environmental protection:
Advocate and implement practices that protect and sustain the natural environment by addressing issues such as deforestation, water conservation and waste management.
Values Of Company
The core values that guide Panch Safar are:
Sustainability:
Commitment to practices that ensure the long-term health and viability of natural and human systems.
Equity:
Ensure fair and equitable access to resources and opportunities for all, regardless of socio-economic status, gender or ethnicity.
Empowerment:
Promote the ability and confidence of individuals and communities to take responsibility for their own development.
Collaboration:
Encourage partnerships and cooperative efforts among various stakeholders, including government agencies, NGOs, local communities, and the private sector.
Innovation:
Adopt and promote innovative approaches and technologies that effectively address rural development challenges.
Integrity:
Maintain high ethical standards, transparency, and accountability in all actions and decisions.
