SEEDS is a non-profit organisation that seeks to protect the lives and livelihoods of people exposed to natural disasters and living in disaster prone areas. SEEDS primarily engages in shelter reconstruction and adopts locally based approaches to reduce the impact of future disasters on communities at risk.

Founded in 1994, SEEDS comprises of young professionals drawn from various development related fields. It is governed and advised by a board of eminent academicians and practitioners from international organisations.
SEEDS with its small team of committed individuals has reached out to families affected by earthquakes, floods and cyclones; restored schools and homes; and has invariably put its faith in education to build long term resilience. SEEDS continues to advocate for and involve with communities across Asia to ensure a safer and sustainable world. read more
 
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UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon laid emphasis on School safety in his statement during UN General Assembly's first-ever debate on disaster risk reduction. SEEDS has championed the cause of school safety in India. know more

Read Mr. Ban-Ki-moon’s full statement and news report here.

Under Article 6 of Convention on the Rights of the Child, every child has a right to life. Support SEEDS efforts in this direction.

SEEDS is the first Indian NGO to be the signatory of Humanitarian Accountability Partnership (HAP) in India and aims for greater accountability and transparency in all humanitarian activities

All rehabilitation activities in disaster affected areas should consider the challenges which will be posted by effects of Climate change.

The best way to adapt and face the challenges of climate change is through local indigenous methods developed through a participatory approach and with involvement of all concerned stakeholders. To know how SEEDS is doing this click here

UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon laid emphasis on School safety in his statement during UN General Assembly's first-ever debate on disaster risk reduction. SEEDS has championed the cause of school safety in India. know more

Read Mr. Ban-Ki-moon’s full statement and news report here.

Under Article 6 of Convention on the Rights of the Child, every child has a right to life. Support SEEDS efforts in this direction

SEEDS is the first Indian NGO to be the signatory of Humanitarian Accountability Partnership (HAP) in India and aims for greater accountability and transparency in all humanitarian activities

All rehabilitation activities in disaster affected areas should consider the challenges which will be posted by effects of Climate change.

The best way to adapt and face the challenges of climate change is through local indigenous methods developed through a participatory approach and with involvement of all concerned stakeholders. To know how SEEDS is doing this click here