At Bhama Foundation, we are committed to building pathways of dignity, resilience, and opportunity for rural and tribal communities. For us, development is about enabling people to strengthen their own livelihoods, preserve their cultural heritage, and create futures that are both sustainable and secure.

In many tribal and forest-based regions, livelihood practices such as farming, forest produce collection, and small-scale processing have long been tied to survival. These communities are rich in traditional knowledge and skills, yet they often operate outside formal markets.

Today, however, this traditional system is under severe strain. Climate change, resource degradation, and the gradual erosion of indigenous knowledge have weakened the ability of families to rely solely on subsistence activities. Hence, new strategies are required that can help communities transition from vulnerability to resilience.

This is where Bhama Foundation steps in. We believe that the answer lies in transforming survival-based practices into sustainable micro enterprises. Our role is to act as a bridge linking grassroots producers with resources, knowledge, and markets that can help them thrive in today’s economy.

What We Do

Support micro and small enterprises' growth.