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Job Opening: Placement CoordinatorLocation: Multiple locations, India
Organization: Naandi Foundation Project: Youth Skills Training Program Apply: skilling@naandi.org About Naandi Naandi Foundation is one of India’s largest non-profit organisations, having impacted over 10 million lives through its work with farmers, youth, and girls across 22 states. Established in 1998 with the vision of eradicating poverty, Naandi partners… Continue reading Job Opening

Job Opening

Job Opening: MIS Officer Location: Multiple Locations, India
Organization: Naandi Foundation Project: Youth Skills Training Program Apply: skilling@naandi.org About Naandi Naandi Foundation is one of India’s largest non-profit organisations, having impacted over 10 million lives through its work with farmers, youth, and girls across 22 states. Established in 1998 with the vision of eradicating poverty, Naandi… Continue reading Job Opening

Job Opening

Job Opening: State Training CoordinatorLocation: Multiple Locations, India
Organization: Naandi Foundation Project: Youth Skills Training Program Apply: skilling@naandi.org About Naandi Naandi Foundation is one of India’s largest non-profit organisations, having impacted over 10 million lives through its work with farmers, youth, and girls across 22 states. Established in 1998 with the vision of eradicating poverty, Naandi… Continue reading Job Opening

Job Opening

Job Opening: Administrative OfficerLocation: Multiple Locations, India
Organization: Naandi Foundation Project: Youth Skills Training Program Apply: skilling@naandi.org About Naandi Naandi Foundation is one of India’s largest non-profit organisations, having impacted over 10 million lives through its work with farmers, youth, and girls across 22 states. Established in 1998 with the vision of eradicating poverty, Naandi partners… Continue reading Job Opening

Naandi’s Agriculture Almanac: Re-aligning Agriculture with Nature’s Rhythms

An Almanac hangs in the household of every farmer who works with us. Symbols are clear and intuitive, with instructions on what daily agricultural activities are advised depending on lunar and planetary phases. The Almanac's instructive texts are translated for everyone: in English, Hindi, Urdu, Telugu, Tamil, Malayalam, Marathi, Gujarati, Punjabi, and Kannada.

For centuries, we have been astounded by the physical and biological world we inhabit and how it exists within a delicate, almost perfect, balance of forces. The Earth sits at a precise distance from the Sun that makes our atmosphere neither too hot nor too cold, allowing water to remain liquid and marine and land-based… Continue reading Naandi’s Agriculture Almanac: Re-aligning Agriculture with Nature’s Rhythms

Position has been filled

Job Opening: Human Resources ManagerLocation: Hyderabad, India
Organization: Naandi FoundationApply : jobs@naandi.org About Naandi Naandi Foundation is one of the largest and fastest growing multi-sectoral not-for-profit organizations in India working to make poverty history. Position Overview We are seeking a dedicated and dynamic HR Manager who excels in communication, negotiation, and interpersonal engagement. This role blends training… Continue reading Position has been filled

Position has been filled

Job Opening: Personal Assistant – Office of the CEOLocation: Hyderabad, India
Organization: Naandi FoundationApply : jobs@naandi.org About Naandi Naandi Foundation is one of the largest and fastest growing multi-sectoral not-for-profit organizations in India working to make poverty history. Position Overview We are seeking a highly organized and proactive Personal Assistant to support the Office of the CEO.… Continue reading Position has been filled

Makers of the ‘Toofaan’ Storm: Rural Women Leading India’s Largest Athletics Event for Girls

Nanhi Kalis and Associates gather after the completion of the district-level games in Jambusar, Gujarat. Clutching participation certificates and wearing hard-earned medals, they soak in the endorphins after an exhilarating day of athletics in the fresh air!

As 2026 greets us, the air is buzzing with New Year celebrations and resolutions, as well as anticipation for the upcoming festivals of Lohri and Sankranti. For over 17​1,000 Nanhi Kalis, though, a unique kind of festive spirit burns brightly across thousands of villages in 17 districts and 7 states of India—a collective surge of… Continue reading Makers of the ‘Toofaan’ Storm: Rural Women Leading India’s Largest Athletics Event for Girls

Where Fear ends and the Future Begins: Naandi’s Job Factory

Pragya Sahu from Chhattisgarh maps out the key domains of her life that affect her employability. In this self-assessment exercise, part of the Employability and Life-Skills course, she not only names these domains—intellect, education and career, health, family and support system, finances, and social responsibility—but also reflects on how balanced or strained each area feels to her.

In today’s rapidly shifting job market, technical knowledge and a perfect ​resume are no longer enough to secure a young person’s future. Employers still seek qualified individuals with field-specific experience, of course, but they look for something more: adaptability, confidence, effective communication, a results-oriented work ethic, creative problem-solving, and the ability to work independently as well as… Continue reading Where Fear ends and the Future Begins: Naandi’s Job Factory

Part 2 – An Ode to Araku’s Farmers Cooperative: a Blueprint for a Better World

[Left] MACs members and the Naandi team in 2008, standing on the future site of the Coffee Processing Unit—an early milestone in their journey. [Right] The final red-brick Coffee Processing Unit today: a lasting symbol of their shared vision to transform landscapes and livelihoods through organic-regenerative agriculture.

Welcome back to the unfolding story of MACs—Araku’s Small and Marginal Tribal Farmers Mutually Aided Cooperative Society. After reading in Part 1 how MACs emerged from humble beginnings to become the heartbeat of a chemical-free, organic-regenerative coffee revival deeply rooted in community knowledge and sustainable practices, we now invite you to read further about the… Continue reading Part 2 – An Ode to Araku’s Farmers Cooperative: a Blueprint for a Better World