
Livelihood Assessment
Analysing rural household income sources and opportunities with communities.
Empowering Rural Odisha
We bridge the gap between policy and people — securing sustainable livelihoods and social justice for the most disadvantaged communities across Odisha.




Community plantation drive
In Action
Visual glimpses into field interventions and community engagement across Odisha.

Analysing rural household income sources and opportunities with communities.

Equipping master trainers with practical extension knowledge and tools.

Ecological restoration through community-led native sapling plantation.

Grassroots sessions with producer organisations and village institutions.
Regional Footprint
Our work spans the entire landscape of Odisha — from the tribal heartlands to the coastal belts — with locally grounded solutions in every region.
Districts
Blocks Reached
Gram Panchayats
What We Do
Advancing climate-resilient farming, soil health, improved productivity and stronger market linkages for small and marginal farmers.
Strengthening water security through community-led soil conservation, water harvesting, irrigation planning and drought-resilient landscape development.
Creating diversified farm and non-farm income opportunities through skills, enterprise support, producer development and improved market access.
Strengthening farmer organisations, community institutions, village committees and local leadership for accountable and self-sustaining development.
Restoring land, water and forest resources through participatory conservation, responsible use and climate-sensitive resource planning.
Improving household nutrition, food security, health awareness and access to essential services for women, children and vulnerable communities.
Supporting nursery development, agroforestry, native and mangrove plantation initiatives that strengthen ecological and livelihood resilience.
Conducting baseline studies, monitoring, outcome assessment and evidence-based reporting to measure effectiveness and support better decisions.
Conserving native species and ecosystems through community stewardship, biodiversity planning and sustainable landscape practices.
Delivering practical campaigns, field demonstrations and community sessions that convert information into informed collective action.
Strategic Alliances









About UNNATI
30
Districts Covered
8+
Years of Impact
UNNATI is a registered non-profit organisation working towards combating poverty, social injustice and livelihood insecurity among disadvantaged communities in Odisha and other parts of India.
The professional and down-to-earth approach of UNNATI in addressing poverty and livelihood issues is highly appreciated by strategic partners, donors and the Government.
To strive for an equitable society where the poor and disadvantaged thrive with dignity and security.
Empowering the poor and disadvantaged, catalyzing qualitative changes in their lives through an empowerment process and secured livelihood.

Secretary
Our Leadership
UNNATI is led by Dr. Sushanta Nayak, an agriculture professional with extensive grassroots and rural development experience. Under his guidance, the organisation has implemented development programmes across all 30 districts of Odisha.
Our multidisciplinary team works with a singular focus: to see a future where dignity is a right, not a privilege.


Governance & Trust
UNNATI maintains a professional and transparent working relationship with all stakeholders. Programmes are regularly reviewed and evaluated by third-party agencies and government departments.
Open-access reporting on development programmes and financial allocations.
Evidence-based interventions shaped by academic and institutional collaboration.
A multidisciplinary team of agriculture experts, social workers and analysts.