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The climate crisis is a justice crisis.

Jharkhand's tribal communities have done the least to cause climate change — yet erratic rain, hotter summers, drying springs and shrinking forests are hitting them first. KSRA works alongside these villages to protect forests, secure water, switch to clean energy and defend their rights to land and life.

45,000+

Trees planted through community drives

120

Water harvesting structures built

30

Solar Sakhis trained in clean energy

Why it matters

The climate crisis is not a distant threat in Jharkhand; it is a current reality that disproportionately affects tribal and rural communities. Unpredictable monsoons and rising temperatures directly threaten the subsistence livelihoods of those who depend on the land.

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Through systematic knowledge sharing and community-led initiatives, we bridge the gap between traditional wisdom and modern adaptive strategies. This collaborative approach ensures that the path to resilience is both culturally grounded and scientifically sound.

Climate justice means ensuring that these frontline communities have the resources, technology, and policy support to adapt and thrive. It is about reclaiming the right to a stable environment and self-reliant future.

Building a resilient foundation starts with shared intelligence. We facilitate local workshops where traditional wisdom meets modern technical adaptation, ensuring every community member becomes a stakeholder in their environment's restoration.

Springs are drying, monsoons are unpredictable, forests are shrinking and mining is closing in. Climate justice means the people bearing the cost must lead the response — and hold power to account.

The forest is our bank, our medicine, our future.

OUR CLIMATE WORK

Eight fronts,one shared future

Water Security
Renewable Energy

Empowering Solar Sakhis to bring clean, affordable energy to off-grid tribal hamlets.

Agro-Forestry

Planting diversities of trees that provide carbon sinks and sustainable incomes.

Soil Restoration

Applying organic practices to rejuvenate degraded soils and increase yields.

Building resilient water structures to manage runoff and ensure year-round irrigation.

Seed Security

Establishing community seed banks to preserve indigenous climate-resilient crops.

Forest Rights

Securing forest land rights to ensure communities can protect their ecosystems.

Biodiversity

Promoting local flora and fauna protection to maintain ecological balance.

Adaptive Policy

Amplifying for climate-responsive governance at the Panchayat and district levels.

45,000+

Trees planted

120

Water structures

30

Solar Sakhis trained

HOW WE WORK

We combine traditional ecological knowledge with modern climate science — and we insist that the villages living the impacts are the ones making the decisions.

01
Village climate audits
02
Nature based action
03
Clean energy access
04
Rights and Mobilization

Communities map their own springs, forests, crops and risks — building a shared picture of what is changing and why.

Tree planting, spring revival, check dams and organic soils — solutions that store carbon and rebuild local ecology at once.

Solar Sakhis, solar pumps and improved cookstoves cut emissions while lowering costs for the poorest households.

We back Gram Sabhas defending forest and land rights, and take community evidence to district and state platforms.

From the field

Stand with the frontline.

Climate justice is not a dream—it is a choice we make every day. By partnering with Karra Society, you support the families protecting Jharkhand's ancient forests while building a zero-carbon future for their children. Join us in this vital transformation.

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