● The project seeks to prevent distress migration by improving the socio-economic status of the entire village community.
● Empowering villagers to create self-dependent, self-sufficient, and supportive units that drive rural community development.
● It focuses on providing equitable access to healthcare, education, and livelihood opportunities, fostering a sense of healthy lifestyle
● The bio village serves as a development hub, attracting resources for neighboring villages and enabling convenient access to urban markets for agricultural produce.
● The project promotes social empowerment, builds essential infrastructure, supports sustainable livelihoods, and enhances community capacity for decision-making and rights exercise.

● The project is implemented through a systematic approach that involves careful planning, efficient execution, and diligent monitoring.
● Managed by a dedicated team responsible for coordinating various activities
● Regular assessments and evaluations are conducted to track progress, identify challenges, and make necessary adjustments.

In Purba Jata and Paschim Jata village under Kankandighi GP, Mathurapur block II of South 24 Pgs district in West Bengal, India.