Nonprofit company, India
ABOUT RADHAA
A foundation built
close to the field.
RADHAA Earth Foundation was established in Haryana in 2026 to create long-term, community-centred systems for rural climate resilience.
Building the founding network
Kurukshetra, India
VISION
Rural communities that are economically stronger, ecologically healthier and better equipped to adapt to a changing climate.
MISSION
To organize farmer networks, strengthen soil and water stewardship, advance women’s leadership, demonstrate resilient agricultural practices and build credible evidence for scaling rural climate solutions.
WHY RADHAA EXISTS
Climate risk arrives as an everyday decision.
Changing rainfall, heat, soil degradation, water pressure, crop risk and livelihood uncertainty are not abstract issues for rural communities. They shape what to plant, when to irrigate, how to manage soil, where to seek advice and how households absorb risk.
RADHAA works at that decision point—connecting local leadership, practical field learning and evidence that communities and partners can inspect.
HOW WE WORK
LISTEN
Begin with farmers, women, local leaders and institutions describing the real field challenge.
DEFINE
Clarify the geography, people, climate risk, programme question and evidence needed.
BUILD
Combine local coordination, practical learning, demonstrations and responsible documentation.
LEARN
Review activity, questions, adoption signals, barriers and what the evidence can honestly support.
SHARE
Publish clear learning and prepare models for adaptation only when the context is understood.
OUR PRINCIPLES
Farmer usefulness before jargon
A method matters only when people can understand and use it.
Women’s leadership by design
Leadership roles are built into programmes rather than added later.
Measurement without burden
Collect the information needed for decisions, learning and accountability.
Local ownership
Community capability should continue beyond one event, season or grant.
Transparent partnerships
Roles, resources, claims and reporting expectations should be clear.
Science translated into practice
Technical knowledge must connect to local crops, risks and choices.
Scale what can be explained
Replication follows evidence, context and responsible learning.
FIELDLINES
Climate action becomes real when it is measurable at field level, useful to a farmer, repeatable across a village and adaptable across landscapes.
Our FIELDLINES approach connects soil, farmer, village, landscape and climate—while keeping local knowledge, women’s leadership and transparent evidence at the centre.