Kitchen Garden
a) Kitchen garden & b)Rain Harvest are to be practiced among group. If a sufficient area is found in a house and they can form a group of 10 to 15 and do this as regular cultivation of fresh veg & greens.
About You
Section 1: About You
First Name
Paul Sureshkumar
Last Name
Samuel
Website
Organization
Rathanas Trust
Country
Section 2: About Your Organization
Organization Name
Rathanas Trust
Organization Website
Organization Phone
Organization Address
Is your organization a
Non‐profit/NGO/citizen sector organization
Organization Country
Your idea
Name Your Project
Kitchen Garden
Country your work focuses on
India
Describe Your Idea
a) Kitchen garden & b)Rain Harvest are to be practiced among group. If a sufficient area is found in a house and they can form a group of 10 to 15 and do this as regular cultivation of fresh veg & greens.
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Innovation
What makes your idea unique?
The village laborers are involving their most of their time in fighting with each other, communal clashes, sex addiction, drug addiction, used by Political meeting(by giving some amount and one day meals). They are practiced to avail all the benefits on FREE. Hence, they are not ready to do hard work and wanted to earn much profit on a short period. Due to this they are using unwanted chemical manures to spoil the health of humans. The practice of wasting the time by seeing the TV serials, chat with another, etc. will be reduced. They practice to get some self awareness while doing any work on group. Sharing their views on various matters will lead to healthy environment.
Do you have a patent for this idea?
Impact
This Entry is about (Issues)
- Abuse & violence
- Adult education
- Aging
- Animal rights
- Arts & culture
- At risk youth
- Business
- Civil rights
- Architecture
- Behavioral issues
- Biodiversity
- Citizen participation
- Communications
- Conflict resolution
- Cultural preservation
- Disability
- Boys' development
- Citizen sector
- Climate change
- Community development
- Consumer protection
- Crime prevention
- Disability rights
- Food
- Child care
- Conscious consumerism
- Conservation
- Corporate social responsibility
- Criminal justice
- Gay Rights
- Health care
- Child exploitation
- Corruption
- Design
- Employment
- Energy
- Gender equity
- Health education
- Intercultural relations
- Child labor
- Democracy & voting
- Economic development
- Energy conservation
- Fair trade
- HIV/AIDS
- Human trafficking
- Intergenerational relations
- Child protection
- Disaster relief & crisis management
- Financial services and markets
- Food security
- Indigenous cultures
- Infant health
- Mediation
- Child soldiers
- Environmental justice
- Ethics
- Fundraising
- Housing
- Land rights
- Maternal health
- Security
- Early childhood development
- Globalization
- Green business
- Hunger
- Journalism
- Men's issues
- Mental health
- Terrorism
- Education
- Green consumerism
- Income generation
- Infrastructure
- Law
- Recreation
- Tolerance
- Education reform
- Information & communication technology
- Media
- Migration
- Pollution
- Poverty alleviation
- Reproductive health
- Girls' development
- Labor
- Mentorship
- Population
- Racial equality
- Rural development
- Sanitation
- Marketing
- Play
- Renewable energy
- Sexuality
- Sustainable development
- Vulnerable populations
- Microfinance
- Public policy
- Rural
- Sports
- Technology
- Women's issues
- Youth development
- Networking
- Social work
- Substance abuse
- Sustainable agriculture
- Transportation
- Youth leadership
- Philanthropy
- Spirituality
- Sustainability
- Urban development
- Wellness
- Scholarships and grants
- Transparency
- Urban
- Social enterprise
- Volunteerism
- Waste
- Trade
- Water Supply
- Travel and tourism
- Wildlife conservation
- Children & Youth
- Development & Prosperity
- Environment & Sustainability
- Health & Fitness
- Human Rights & Equality
- Public Participation & Engagement
What impact have you had?
Every person should allot some space or at least plant in mud pots will give strenth to the family members. They can get the fresh vegetables or greens from their kitchen garden itself. Or they can use their neighbour houses for this purpose. In which, the relationship will be developed. The waste water, vegetable wastes are putting as manures for the small plants. Communual violence, idleness, etc. will be reduced. By this formation of Kitchen garden Group, the real economically backward people will benefitted. Helping, compassion, Our future generation (our children) should know the real culture and helping tendency, compassion on fellow humans and the fruit of the Spirit such as love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control.
Problem
The strength is fresh vegetables. The weakness is regular quantity will not get from kitchen garden(for such option, we can use the fresh veg market). Threat will be coming from big farmers or villagers. Opportunity will be increasing as well as the health of the family members will develop. I am expecting a bright future generation if we use this Kitchen Garden Group.
Actions
The kitchen garden techniq to be adopted as hobby. Physical work may increase health and the concentration on work will give them mental health. This work to be undertaken at least everyday 30 mimutes. In which, the family will get weekly 3 to 4 days or even everyday vegetables.
Results
Self Help Group may be arranged and around 10 to 15 ladies will assemble in a house, where sufficient place is available for planting such kitchen garden veg & greens. The income and expenses may be shared among them. This unity will give them psychological strenth.
What will it take for your project to be successful over the next three years? Please address each year separately, if possible.
The idel time will be reduced and the practice of FREE to be vanished from the minds of the housewives and idle gents. Regular plantation and understanding will be developed among one another without seeing any caste, creed and colour.
What would prevent your project from being a success?
I believe the most of the village labours are practiced idleness, hence they sit and drink tea shops and arrack(tasmark) shops. Hence, the crimes are increasing. They might be the prevented this and this can be tackled by their wife's and family members. Even drunkards are reducing.
How many people will your project serve annually?
101‐1000
What is the average monthly household income in your target community, in US Dollars?
$100 ‐ 1000
Does your project seek to have an impact on public policy?
Yes
Sustainability
What stage is your project in?
Operating for less than a year
In what country?
India
Is your initiative connected to an established organization?
If yes, provide organization name.
How long has this organization been operating?
Less than a year
Does your organization have a Board of Directors or an Advisory Board?
Yes
Does your organization have any non-monetary partnerships with NGOs?
No
Does your organization have any non-monetary partnerships with businesses?
No
Does your organization have any non-monetary partnerships with government?
No
Please tell us more about how these partnerships are critical to the success of your innovation.
Yes we three are all practising it in our houses.
What are the three most important actions needed to grow your initiative or organization?
Support, campaigns, distribution of seeds, methods to be adopted
The Story
What was the defining moment that led you to this innovation?
Every Goverment extending so many benefits to the farmers, but actually they beneficiaries are big and corporate farmers.
Tell us about the social innovator behind this idea.
M.S.Swaminathan and Isreal scientists who did lot of reveluation in agriculture even in desert.
How did you first hear about Changemakers?
Web Search (e.g., Google or Yahoo)
If through another, please provide the name of the organization or company
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- Abuse & violence
- Adult education
- Aging
- Animal rights
- Arts & culture
- At risk youth
- Business
- Civil rights
- Architecture
- Behavioral issues
- Biodiversity
- Citizen participation
- Communications
- Conflict resolution
- Cultural preservation
- Disability
- Boys' development
- Citizen sector
- Climate change
- Community development
- Consumer protection
- Crime prevention
- Disability rights
- Food
- Child care
- Conscious consumerism
- Conservation
- Corporate social responsibility
- Criminal justice
- Gay Rights
- Health care
- Child exploitation
- Corruption
- Design
- Employment
- Energy
- Gender equity
- Health education
- Intercultural relations
- Child labor
- Democracy & voting
- Economic development
- Energy conservation
- Fair trade
- HIV/AIDS
- Human trafficking
- Intergenerational relations
- Child protection
- Disaster relief & crisis management
- Financial services and markets
- Food security
- Indigenous cultures
- Infant health
- Mediation
- Child soldiers
- Environmental justice
- Ethics
- Fundraising
- Housing
- Land rights
- Maternal health
- Security
- Early childhood development
- Globalization
- Green business
- Hunger
- Journalism
- Men's issues
- Mental health
- Terrorism
- Education
- Green consumerism
- Income generation
- Infrastructure
- Law
- Recreation
- Tolerance
- Education reform
- Information & communication technology
- Media
- Migration
- Pollution
- Poverty alleviation
- Reproductive health
- Girls' development
- Labor
- Mentorship
- Population
- Racial equality
- Rural development
- Sanitation
- Marketing
- Play
- Renewable energy
- Sexuality
- Sustainable development
- Vulnerable populations
- Microfinance
- Public policy
- Rural
- Sports
- Technology
- Women's issues
- Youth development
- Networking
- Social work
- Substance abuse
- Sustainable agriculture
- Transportation
- Youth leadership
- Philanthropy
- Spirituality
- Sustainability
- Urban development
- Wellness
- Scholarships and grants
- Transparency
- Urban
- Social enterprise
- Volunteerism
- Waste
- Trade
- Water Supply
- Travel and tourism
- Wildlife conservation
- Children & Youth
- Development & Prosperity
- Environment & Sustainability
- Health & Fitness
- Human Rights & Equality
- Public Participation & Engagement

