Catchment diagnostics
GIS mapping with youth volunteers pinpoints erosion hotspots, silted tanks, and recharge opportunities.
Catch, recharge, and govern shared water for climate resilience.
Watershed coalitions restore catchments, deploy nature-based infrastructure, and set up commons governance that keeps every farm hydrated.

Each pathway braids together community priorities, regenerative science, and equity-centred design.
GIS mapping with youth volunteers pinpoints erosion hotspots, silted tanks, and recharge opportunities.
Contour trenches, farm ponds, and wetland buffers soak monsoon runoff while reviving biodiversity.
Water user groups track usage, set equitable rules, and link to Gram Panchayats for upkeep financing.
Long-term partnerships move through co-design, demonstration, and scale with continuous learning loops.
Hydrology experts co-create investment plans with village institutions and CSR partners.
Local job teams implement recharge works with a focus on women’s employment and safety.
IoT gauges and citizen science track flows, enabling rapid fixes before the next monsoon.
“The well that ran dry by February now lasts through August. Families stay back in the village to farm.”
Support catchment design, resilient infrastructure, and governance that make every litre count.
Discover additional Planthead programs that pair science, community leadership, and enterprise innovation.
Demonstration plots, crop labs, and peer-led coaching that help smallholders adopt climate-smart practices without risking their harvest.
Farmer producer collectives establish biodiverse tree belts, steward nurseries, and earn from climate-smart agroforestry markets.
Producer-owned facilities turn farm residues into value-added products, green energy, and dignified jobs.