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SEEDS becomes a Sphere member
SEEDS is proud to take our commitment to quality &
accountability forward, as a full member of Sphere! Looking forward to making a difference in the global work around common principles & universal standards for a humanitarian response!� www.spherestandards.org

Looking back at 2018
In a year of multi-faceted disasters and a range of under-the-radar risks, our work saw variation as well! A few glimpses of helping disaster-hit families recover, driving innovation and continuing to build more resilient communities.Read More

UNISDR Recognition
Mr. Robert Glasser, Head of UNISDR, recognises SEEDS’ efforts towards reducing disaster mortality.. Read More

Featured Cause

On 3rd May 2019, the extremely severe cyclonic storm ‘Cyclone Fani’ made landfall southwest of Puri, Odisha. The intense wind speeds touching 180 kmph and widespread flooding have caused extensive damage.
Thousands of families are suffering through one of the most intense cyclones in 20 years and require urgent humanitarian aid. For the path of the cyclone has put many more in danger not just in Odisha, but West Bengal and Andhra Pradesh as well. Over 137,796,363 (137 million) people live in the cyclone’s path across the three states and 37,737,588 (37 million) houses within the cyclone zone face its’ fury.

As the storm moves on and rain continues, new challenges will emerge. Water and hygiene needs will be at the forefront.

SEEDS is reaching out to 100,000 people in the most affected regions with safe drinking water, hygiene kits and medical camps.

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“We enable the most vulnerable to build a safer future”

What We Do

Building resilient communities through a holistic and inclusive approach

Disaster Relief And Rehabilitation

Every year disasters caused by natural hazards put millions across the globe at risk and cause losses worth trillions..

Education

In India children have a right to education. With 44% of India’s population being made up of children..

Water And Sanitation

Sanitation was declared a human right by the UN in 2010, but over two billion people across the globe are still a long way from ..

Skilling

Large sections of the existing workforce have little or no job skills. This makes them unemployable and enables..

Environment Sustainability

Scientific evidence for warming of the climate system is unequivocal. – Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change..

Over the years we have undertaken several projects working towards treating a wide range of vulnerabilities. Here are some figures indicating the impact we have had.

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Schools Reached

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Annual report

From our humanitarian response and early recovery programmes to reconstruction, education and innovation activities, SEEDS takes a long-term and people-centric approach to all of its work. Below is our annual report, 2017-18.

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