Impact
Impact
We publish what we can count, with the year it was counted. Numbers below come from our annual reports and programme MIS.
45
Years in the field
250+
Villages reached
3
Districts
100+
Karyakartas on the team
Cumulative to March 2026
Year on year
30,000 +
Learn moreFarmers trained in climate-resilient farming
To March 2025
- 2022-23 22,000
- 2023-24 26,000
- 2024-25 30,000
1,40,114
Learn moreTrees planted since 2021
- 2022-23 72,000
- 2023-24 79,914
- 2024-25 1,27,214
- 2025-26 1,40,114
3,000 +
Learn moreWomen trained in trades and financial literacy
To March 2025
- 2022-23 1,500
- 2023-24 2,500
- 2024-25 3,000
231
Learn moreWater structures built or renovated
Check dams, farm ponds, field bunds and well recharge structures
- 2022-23 74
- 2023-24 128
- 2024-25 183
- 2025-26 231
1,272
Learn moreWomen screened and linked to medical care
- 2022-23 200
- 2023-24 600
- 2024-25 1,000
- 2025-26 1,272
60
Learn moreGram Panchayats supported to write development plans
Doubled from 30 the previous year
- 2023-24 15
- 2024-25 30
- 2025-26 60
The water work, in detail
These are the figures CSR partners ask for most, so we publish them separately.
- Combined storage created
- 5.76 million ft³
- Wells recharged
- 261
- Acres brought under irrigation
- 444 acres
- Villages covered
- 39
Better Cotton programme, 2025-26
Our largest programme by reach. The figures below cover a single financial year.
Reach
- Farmers reached
- 22,202
- Women farmers
- 2,752
- Cotton growers
- 20,957
- Irrigated farmers
- 20,490
- Hectares of cotton
- 35,170
- Hectares irrigated
- 44,098
- Hectares rainfed
- 1,528
- Villages
- 126
- Producer units
- 5
- Farm workers trained
- 3,300
Practices · 2024-25
- Soil samples tested
- 1,030
- Farmer field days
- 130
- Farmers who visited demo plots
- 21,182
- Tonnes of vermicompost produced
- 144
- Litres of bio-fertiliser produced
- 12,300
- Micro-irrigation sets installed
- 48
- Biochar demonstrations
- 30
- Green cook stoves distributed
- 100
Decent work · 2024-25
- Village child protection committees engaged
- 130
- New rural enterprises established
- 44
- Enterprises running successfully
- 87
Where we work
Three districts of Saurashtra, and the blocks named across these pages. Not a wide net — the same places, year after year.
- Amreli 7 places
- Gir Somnath 3 places
- Rajkot 3 places
Block headquarters plotted at their approximate positions. District boundaries are not drawn — a block is an area, and this marks a point within it.
Our contribution to the SDGs and Viksit Bharat @2047
Each of our five programme areas maps onto specific Sustainable Development Goals, and to what a developed, inclusive and sustainable India needs by 2047.
- Sustainable agriculture
- SDG 2: Zero hunger
- SDG 12: Responsible consumption and production
- SDG 13: Climate action
Sustainable food systems, farmer resilience and responsible resource use
- Environmental Sustainability & Climate Resilience
- SDG 6: Clean water and sanitation
- SDG 13: Climate action
- SDG 15: Life on land
Water security, climate resilience and ecosystem conservation
- Livelihoods & Empowerment
- SDG 1: No poverty
- SDG 5: Gender equality
- SDG 8: Decent work and economic growth
- SDG 10: Reduced inequalities
Inclusive livelihoods, women's empowerment and economic opportunity
- Health & Well-being
- SDG 3: Good health and well-being
Health, well-being and dignity of communities
- Research, Policy Dialogue & Knowledge Sharing
- SDG 16: Peace, justice and strong institutions
- SDG 17: Partnerships for the goals
Knowledge, evidence, collaboration and stronger institutions
Goal numbers, names and colours follow the UN Sustainable Development Goals. SSKK is not affiliated with or endorsed by the United Nations.
Where the money goes
Figures in Indian rupees, from audited financial statements filed with our annual returns.
| Financial year | Total income | Total expenditure | Spent on programmes | Share on programmes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025-26 | ₹5,76,01,310 | ₹5,53,05,265 | ₹5,47,87,157 | 99.1% |
| 2024-25 | ₹4,93,64,798 | ₹4,93,01,380 | ₹4,86,13,211 | 98.6% |
| 2023-24 | ₹3,86,97,445 | ₹3,87,56,062 | ₹3,83,20,808 | 98.9% |
| 2022-23 | ₹1,66,03,323 | ₹1,80,33,805 | ₹1,71,35,770 | 95% |
Salary range, 2025-26
- Highest annual salary
- ₹4,74,233
- Lowest annual salary
- ₹1,68,000
- Paid to the head of the organisation
- ₹0
Figures come from the audited accounts. The 2024-25 row is taken from the audit report signed by A.B. Kothiya & Co. on 30 September 2025. The 2025-26 row is draft data pending the signed audit.
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