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Eco-champions empower village communities for sustainable livelihood
The New Indian Express Jeypore
|July 06, 2025
Women 'climate champions' are empowering communities for climate action through climate-resilient farming and other sustainable practices in Ganjam, Balasore, Kendrapara and Puri districts, writes Sudarsan Maharana
In the quiet village of Naranpur in Puri district, a silent revolution is taking roots with the efforts of Bilasini Mallik, a 48-year-old bamboo artisan turned climate warrior.
Away from the public eye, Bilasini is transforming lives by promoting sustainable farming, helping families in managing their waste, and bringing change to fields, one step at a time. She started working for the government as a 'climate champion' in 2023 and has so far helped 170 farmers in her area in adopting climate-resilient paddy cultivation, boosting yield while cutting the costs.
She has also guided 104 families in setting up kitchen gardens and improved waste management in over 80 households. Besides, the woman has introduced horticulture and livestock practices to enhance incomes of several other rural families.
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