Build field-ready climate programmes with us.

Fund a programme.

Support a defined geography and programme pathway around local climate leadership, soil and water stewardship, women-led livelihoods, demonstration farms or evidence systems.

• Clear geography and intended participants
• Defined activities and responsibilities
• Realistic timeline and resource envelope
• Agreed reporting and evidence status

Co-design field evidence.

Universities, research organizations and technical partners can collaborate on baselines, indicators, field methods, learning questions and responsible interpretation.

• Research question and proposed contribution
• Data need and ethical considerations
• Field usefulness and burden
• Publication, attribution and review expectations

Replicate a model.

A reviewed field approach can be adapted for another geography only when the local institutions, climate risks, livelihoods and delivery capacity are understood.

Different institutions, shared clarity.

RADHAA welcomes responsible conversations with CSR and corporate foundations, philanthropic foundations, government and development institutions, universities, researchers, climate and agriculture innovators, FPOs, SHGs and community institutions.

From enquiry to accountable delivery.

A typical discussion moves through challenge definition, fit assessment, field scoping, programme and evidence design, roles and budget, safeguarding and consent, implementation, review and responsible reporting.

A useful first brief.

Tell us the challenge, geography, people involved, intended timeline, available resources and what you hope to learn or change. A short honest brief is more useful than a polished proposal without field context.