56+ Years Experience
Founded in 1969, TSRD has delivered uninterrupted rural development across generations of communities.
The Case for Partnership
Our CSR programme exists to convert corporate intent into verifiable village-level change. We combine five decades of grassroots trust with the governance discipline corporate boards require.

Mission
To empower rural communities to become self-reliant through participatory, equitable and ecologically sound development.
Vision
A rural India where every household has dignity, opportunity and resilience against poverty and climate shocks.
Founded in 1969, TSRD has delivered uninterrupted rural development across generations of communities.
Independent audits, board oversight and quarterly utilisation reporting on every rupee deployed.
Convergence with NRLM, NABARD, state rural development departments and district administrations.
Every intervention is designed, owned and sustained by village institutions and 6,000+ women's collectives.
Programmes mapped to SDGs 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 13 and 15 with indicator-level reporting.
Baseline-endline studies, third-party evaluation and digital MIS across all project geographies.
Programme Architecture
Interventions are not siloed verticals — they orbit a single household-level theory of change. Explore each orbit.

412 learning centres · 38,000 children
Case Studies

Environment & Livelihood
Mangrove restoration, saline-tolerant paddy and embankment protection converging climate adaptation with household income security.
Location
South 24 Parganas, West Bengal
Duration
2022 – 2027
Budget
₹8.4 Cr
Beneficiaries
24,600 households
ONGOINGEDUCATION
412 remedial learning centres reducing secondary-school dropout among girls by 47% across 6 blocks.
LOCATION
Purba Medinipur, West Bengal
DURATION
2021 – 2026
BUDGET
₹5.1 Cr
BENEFICIARIES
38,000 children
EDUCATION
412 remedial learning centres reducing secondary-school dropout among girls by 47% across 6 blocks.
LOCATION
Purba Medinipur, West Bengal
DURATION
2021 – 2026
BUDGET
₹5.1 Cr
BENEFICIARIES
38,000 children
COMPLETEDHEALTHCARE
Mobile medical units and community health workers delivering last-mile primary care to tribal habitations.
LOCATION
Jhargram & Bankura
DURATION
2019 – 2025
BUDGET
₹6.7 Cr
BENEFICIARIES
1.2M consultations
HEALTHCARE
Mobile medical units and community health workers delivering last-mile primary care to tribal habitations.
LOCATION
Jhargram & Bankura
DURATION
2019 – 2025
BUDGET
₹6.7 Cr
BENEFICIARIES
1.2M consultations
ONGOINGSKILL DEVELOPMENT
Market-linked vocational training with 71% placement and 3,100 micro-enterprises incubated.
LOCATION
8 districts, West Bengal & Odisha
DURATION
2020 – 2026
BUDGET
₹4.3 Cr
BENEFICIARIES
27,400 youth
SKILL DEVELOPMENT
Market-linked vocational training with 71% placement and 3,100 micro-enterprises incubated.
LOCATION
8 districts, West Bengal & Odisha
DURATION
2020 – 2026
BUDGET
₹4.3 Cr
BENEFICIARIES
27,400 youth
Accountability
Every partnership operates on an open ledger: fund flow, milestone verification and independent evaluation are visible to your CSR committee at all times.
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CSR funds deployed
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Utilisation efficiency
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Corporate partners
0%
Audits filed on time
FY 2024–25
Direct Programme Delivery
82%
Monitoring & Evaluation
8%
Community Capacity Building
6%
Administration
4%
Monthly
Field MIS & expenditure snapshot
Quarterly
Utilisation certificate + progress review
Half-yearly
Third-party field verification visit
Annually
Audited statements & impact evaluation
Scale of Operations
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Projects Delivered
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Lives Impacted
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CSR Partners
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Funds Utilised
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States Covered
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Districts
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Villages
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Volunteers
Field Dispatches

Before
₹1,800 /
month
After
₹9,400 /
month
Nandigram Block · Purba Medinipur
Challenge
Landless women depended on seasonal wage labour with average monthly earnings of ₹1,800 and no access to formal credit.
Solution
TSRD organised 42 SHGs, linked them to bank credit, and set up a shared tailoring and handloom production unit with market linkage.
Impact
3,140 women now earn a stable income; the cluster supplies three state retail chains.
“I no longer wait for work to find me. Eleven women in my village work with me now.”
Sabita Maity, SHG Cluster Leader
Jhargram District
Challenge
Secondary-school dropout among adolescent girls exceeded 54% across 6 tribal blocks.
Solution
412 remedial learning centres with local facilitators, bridge classes and community education committees.
Impact
38,000 children enrolled; dropout reduced by 47% within four academic years.
“My daughter is the first girl in our hamlet to sit for the higher secondary exam.”
Bimal Soren, Parent & Committee Member

Before
54%
dropout
After
7%
dropout