The Organization has invested ample time to learn and work out the solutions for water and livelihoods, for varied agroclimatic regions distributed in the Himalayan zone and sub-tropical hill zone, Central and Eastern India plateaus, Himalayan Foothills, and Coastal zone.  

This one-and-a-half decade of direct action in rural India and corresponding stakeholders have revealed significant partnership scopes with the multiple government Departments, CSOs, Indian and Foreign partners and corporates to work as the convergence ‘driver’ for the benefit and larger reach of the community.

Four formal partnerships between Panchayats and Rural Development Dept. in the State of West Bengal and PRASARI namely ‘Jharnadhara’ (spring rejuvenation) in the Himalayan Hills, ‘Sanjeevani’  (Source sustainability and Door step supply of water) in the Himalayan Foothills, ‘Usharmukti’ (adapting the watershed approach to execute MGNREGA-Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act.) in the eastern plateau and ‘Dwipanjali’ (Management of salinity, submergence and creating the provisions for fresh water through land water husbandry) in the coastal region from MGNREGA. Promotion of intensive innovative and climate-resilient activities positioned PRASARI to directly contribute to spring national policies to Niti Ayog, Government of India. The action research wing has obtained an engagement with the British Geological Survey and the National Institute of Hydrology (Roorkee) to host the studies adapting participatory groundwater management approach for the aquifers under the National Hydrology Project. Water Resource Investigation and Development Department (GoWB) has engaged PRASARI as a resource Organization to support spring rejuvenation activities, in the Darjeeling Himalayas and create the sources for minor irrigation for coastal and Himalayan agricultural livelihoods. World Bank-supported program at Meghalaya has engaged PRASARI as the spring Initiative (SI) partner to out-scale their program across 6000 villages in the State of Meghalaya. Investment Market linked Development Initiatives by PRASARI, is a new approach in the experimentation phase in the Bengal Bordering Districts of Jharkhand expected to redefine the development financing, for the sector.