One of the objectives of the project was to introduce low labour input farming, so that the work load on women can be decreased.

SHGs were formed and these groups ensured viability of production and marketing of indigenous seeds varieties, once the project funding got over. With increased livelihood opportunities, the emigration from the hills also decreased and this further helped in better management of natural resources. As the farming focus is shifting to hybrid seed varieties, chemical fertilizers and pest control and intensive irrigation that goes with such farming practices, marginal farmers are on the verge of loosing their livelihood by slow destruction of their natural resources base, thus providing sustainable livelihood instead of making these farmers environmental refugees. The strategy employed is promotion of a demonstration and training farm center and it will take some more time than the 2 years of the project period to make it sustainable. The project has not been driven as community driven initiative . As it was mentioned by the organization that the information regarding the seed varieties was collected from indigenous people. However it was not given in any information who these indigenous people were. Due to perpetual water problem in the hills, Organization was planned to build a water tank, which would collected the roof runoff during rains. This tank will not only make the requirement of the form, but also be a good demonstration to the farmers for solving their water problems. The size of the storage tank is 7m x 4m x 2m (56cu mts.) and the capacity of the tank is 56,000 liters. The water stored in the tank will be lifted with the help of a pump to an overhead tank and distributed to wherever required. This will fulfill requirement of nearly 30 peoples and natural dying in the wool section. Since the land has not been cultivated for many decades and the soil is new. Organization has collected huge quantities of organic cow dung manure. Organization has realized the necessity to build Nadep compost pits Biogas plants for efficient decomposition of biomass and meeting the fuel requirement of the farm. Organization has arranged the fund for it by their own resources. Organization has also started vermin composting.

The project has been able to demonstrate the use of organic fertilizers to some extent. It would take more than the lifetime of the project to show the results as shifting from chemical to organic fertilizers takes many years for the soil to come back to healthy soil. The project have been able to establish an organic form which would take some more year to became fully production as the species planted for mixed farming would take some more years to grow and start giving fruits. Even after the compilation of the project period the NGO has committed to continue working with the communities for the conservation of these varieties, as well as practicing and promoting organic farming methods. The organization has taken as challenge to continue to promote conservation of old seed varieties and promotion of organic farming .The organization has plan to combine it with cash crop like vegetable cultivation by using green houses, rain water harvesting and improved composting techniques. The organization has organized an environment camp with school children for 120 days and about 70 people were living off this rainwater collected from the rooftops. In order to promote better and comprehensive land use organization planted fruit trees on the terrace edges and forest tree species around the boundary of land and some vegetable and herbs in some fields.