At CBED, Stories of Change showcase the real impact of our work — through the voices of individuals, communities, partners, and evidence from the field. These narratives highlight how community-led action, capacity building, and sustainable development interventions have brought about meaningful and lasting improvements in livelihoods, water security, ecosystem health, and resilience. Explore testimonials, case studies, research findings, and news reports that reflect both human experiences and evidence-based outcomes from our programmes.
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I extend my heartfelt gratitude to CBED Dehradun for the invaluable support and guidance provided to me as I venture into the realm of commercial Dragon Fruit cultivation. The training I received in agri clinic and agribusiness center AC&ABC has equipped me with essential agri entrepreneurship skills, enabling me to confidently pursue my entrepreneurial goals
Empowering Entrepreneurs in Food Processing: Namrata Nath, a seasoned professional with a background in Food Technology and extensive experience in agriculture, embarked on her entrepreneurial journey at CBED to revolutionize food processing and preservation. With a Master's degree in Food Technology and six years of industry experience, including four years in agriculture, Namrata possessed the expertise and passion to significantly impact her field.
I would like to express my deepest gratitude to CBED for their unwavering support and commitment to empowering agricultural entrepreneurs like myself. With an MSc in Agriculture (Plant Pathology) and roles as CEO of Javika Agro Farmer Producer Company Limited, President of an NGO, and Founder of Maharishi Markandeshwar Agri Clinic, I am deeply passionate about promoting sustainable agriculture and organic farming practices.
This case study explores the transformative journey of Janki Devi, a resident of Sangnyadi village, located 20 kilometers away from Almora city in India. Janki Devi's life was marked by struggles arising from water scarcity, affecting her family's livelihood and overall well-being. The intervention of the CBED (Centre For Business And Entrepreneurial Development) organization in the form of springshed work brought about significant changes in her life and the lives of other women in her village.
The implementation of the Jal Jeevan Mission taps not only improved the quality of life for the villagers but also served as a model for proactive community-driven solutions in the face of environmental challenges.