Empowering Rural
India Since 1974
We aim to empower rural communities
by restoring, developing, and expanding
natural resources.
Livestock
Livestock
We aim to empower rural communities
by restoring, developing, and expanding
natural resources.
The training transformed my farming into a business. Now, I grow quality produce, sell at the market.
Access to clean water changed everything. Our crops are healthier, our livestock thrives, and our community no longer struggles.
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Every step we take in rural India contributes to a larger global vision, aligning with the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals
Agriculture
Horticulture
Water Resources
Training & Education
Dairy Farming
Agriculture
Horticulture
Water Resources
Women Leadership
Women SHGs
CBOs
Training & Education
Drinking Water
Community building
Water Resources
Training & Education
Solar Irrigation
System
Lighting System
Biogas
Solar Irrigation
Watershed
Agriculture
Tree Plantation
Agriculture
Tree Plantation
Water Resources
Biogas
Our work reflects not in numbers, but in greener fields, fuller plates, and
children staying home for school - not migration.
Institutions
Acres of land are treated
Trellis System
Farmers Trained
Everything, Literally everything you can have a company to share can be
found here, about NM Sadguru
Annual
Report 2025
Highlights
84 solar-powered lift irrigation schemes installed, irrigating 750 acres...
2,67,327 acres irrigated by 2,24,847 households...
6,464 acres of watershed area treated across Gujarat, Rajasthan, and MP.
Seeds from Rabi 2024–25 will support 60,000 acres cultivation.
62,372 farmers adopted seasonal vegetable cultivation.
6,895 trellis systems installed.
1,031 new horticulture plots developed.
1,058 new permanent floriculture plots established.
277 programmes conducted, reaching 10,151 participants.
636 compost units developed.
2,86,453 seedlings planted during the year.
200 biogas units installed.
Total reach: 4,64,409 households
Net unique: 65,700
Annual
Report 2024
Highlights
Two new Community Lift Irrigation Schemes and 25 Solar Mini Lift Irrigation Schemes have been installed...
23 new check dams have been built, expanding irrigation capacity to 1,325 acres...
53 new village institutions were established.
In the Rabi season of 2023-24, various irrigation methods were utilized...
A total of 5,022 acres of watershed area were treated...
903 trellis systems were installed.
898 new plots were developed.
A total of 8,439 participants attended 213 training programmes...
High-quality seeds produced during Rabi 2023-24...
54,220 farmers engaged in seasonal vegetable cultivation.
2,52,250 seedlings were planted during the year.
94 units were established.
5,30,019 households were covered across programmes...
We don’t deliver aid—we co-create change with the people who live the story every day.
Step 1
We study the region’s challenges, resources, and community needs to create a plan that maximizes resources, strengthens water security, and supports.
Step 2
We develop a strategic roadmap that enhances resource management, boosts agricultural productivity, and strengthens community resilience
Step 3
Farmers participate in exposure visits to similar projects, gaining hands-on experience and firsthand insights from communities that have successfully implemented these initiatives.
Step 4
We put the plan into action, ensuring every step is aligned with long-term sustainability and community growth.
Step 5
We equip farmers with the knowledge and skills to manage resources independently, enabling them to build self-sustaining communities.
Six RKVY lift irrigation schemes irrigate 650 acres for 571 households in Rajasthan, enabling record mustard, wheat, and gram yields.
Radhiben turned 0.5 acres into a steady income of ₹1.27 lakhs per year through vegetable farming, inspiring 25 other village families.
Women in Barwani, Madhya Pradesh, are steering change through the Livelihood Entrepreneurship Development Program, turning ideas into income.
Farmers from multiple villages attended a Field School in Jamadra to learn advanced drip irrigation, mulching, crop spacing, and improved vegetable cultivation.
Irrigation Boosts
Crop Yields
With support of Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojana (RKVY), total six lift irrigation schemes were completed ...
Radhiben’s Farming
Breakthrough
Radhiben of village Rohaniya Mehji of Sajjangarh has five members ...
Women Lead
Entrepreneurship
Women taking lead in our Livelihood Entrepreneurship Development Program ...
Farmers Learn
Advanced Techniques
Farmer Field School organised at Jamadra village for a group of farmers ...
Discover how our work transforms lives, landscapes, and livelihoods, with real stories, real data, and real impact.
A regional footprint analysis of Sadguru's work in Dahod. This document analyzes the hydrologic and economic impacts of Sadguru Foundation's interventions in Dahod, Gujarat.
Born from personal loss and deep commitment, Sharmistha Jagawat’s
journey has always been about restoring dignity to rural lives - one dam,
one field, one village at a time.
Founder Director