About

Welcome To Grameen Sahara!

As on date Grameen Sahara has been working with 60500 poor and disadvantaged families from Assam and Meghalaya. It was registered as a society under Societies Registration Act XXI of 1860 in the year 2002.
The issues and concerns of NE India have been very different from that of other regions of India. The need for a development institution having grass root knowledge of the region was felt which can contribute in the promotion of livelihoods for the poor by providing financial services, technical assistance and other required development support services in an integrated manner.

It was founded by a few likeminded persons who were inspired by conviction that individuals with knowledge, experience and empathy for the marginalized families and disadvantaged must work at the grassroots to help them enhancing their quality of lives. Grameen Sahara believes that through enhancing livelihood capacities of the vulnerable and disadvantaged families will give access to sustainable income opportunities and bring them to the mainstream.

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Our Mission

Grameen Sahara is committed to promoting a large number of sustainable livelihoods for the poor across rural, semi-urban, and urban areas. Our mission is grounded in creating equitable opportunities, empowering communities, and fostering long-term development through:

Provision of Financial & Technical Services:
Delivering accessible financial services, technical assistance, and essential development support in an integrated and holistic manner.
Community Mobilization & Institution Building:
Engaging communities in participatory action and strengthening local institutions to enhance ownership and sustainability.
Advocacy:
Championing policies and practices that uplift underserved communities and ensure their inclusion in the development process.

Our Outreach

Catalysing the Community Growth through sustainable Livelihood

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Grameen Sahara

Community Development

We as an organization understand the challenges to smoothen and roll the wheel of development. We have our strength to make the efforts work and progress. Our interventions have touched the lives of 2.5 lakh people. Grameen Sahara implements programme and projects with objectives to promote sustainable livelihood within rural and semi urban communities who are deprived of and lack access to development services. It is realised that rural and semi urban areas are facing problems with their livelihood leveraging activities due to pressure of limited financial resources, physical resources, lack of technical infusion to commensurate with the aspiration. Hence there has been a shift of people’s interest in terms of income generating activities. It was deeply felt to provide these underserved sections of the society with both technical and financial support to enhance the income requirements of their households but without compromising the health and sustainability of the environment and has initiated several interventions for the same which are explained here in this report. The organization has been supported by various government and private donor agencies, banks, corporations, foundations and multilateral organizations.

Stories of Hope

Metamorphosis

Mrs. Manju Bala Rabha, a widow of 47 years of age is a resident of Khokhapara village under Chayani Barduar Block of Kamrup District, Assam. The primary occupation of her household is agriculture. Besides agriculture, she is also involved in Eri Silk Weaving like any other tribal household in Assam as a part of their tradition. She has been doing this activity primarily for household consumption for own clothing. She has joined the program in the […]

My goal was livelihood

Kunjalata Rabha belongs to a small tribal family residing at Mejengabari in Chhaygaon block along the Assam boarder. One will definitely feel that the nature tried her best to make this village more and more attractive through these beautiful creations. But still the villagers were running behind the people of other developed parts of the state. She lives with her husband, and two children. They have around 5 Bighas of cultivable land including homestead land and totally dependent on […]

Empowerment through Entrepreneurship

Janmoni Rabha belongs to a small tribal family residing at Kahuwa, a small village along the Assam under the Chhaygaon community development Block. Like any other common women of the village, Janmoni was also a simple and sober woman, but she always bothered about the low-level income of the family and looking for a better option to improve the financial status of her family and decided to set up the nursery under a project implemented by Grameen Sahara in their […]