Sanatan KutumbFrom farm and home to enterprise
Women farmers and homemakers are supported to become entrepreneurs through SHGs, FPO linkages, skills, and market access—consistent with SDGs 5 and 8.
SDG Alignment
All 17 Sustainable Development Goals
Sanatan Kutumb vision, inspired by ancient Indian civilizational values, also aligns with the Sustainable Development Goals. Our programmes map across the full SDG framework—not only education or environment in isolation.
The only way to predict the future is to create it.
सर्वे भवन्तु सुखिनः सर्वे सन्तु निरामयाः।
May all be happy; may all be free from illness.
वसुधैव कुटुम्बकम्।
The world is one family.
Poverty, measurement, and dignity
NITI Aayog defines poverty through both a conventional consumption-based poverty line (minimum expenditure for basic needs) and the National Multidimensional Poverty Index (MPI), which measures deprivation across twelve indicators. Sanatan Kutumb aligns field work with this dual lens: immediate relief and longer-term capability building.
Programme flow (awareness to impact)
This is how we move from intent to verified outcomes across SDGs.
1 Awareness
2 Identification
3 Facilitation
4 Delivery
5 Monitoring
6 Public reporting
How we engage each SDG
Illustrative mapping—actual activities expand as programmes scale from 2026 onward.
SDG 1 No Poverty — pensions, welfare linkages, livelihood support
SDG 2 Zero Hunger — nutrition awareness; gaushala and community food security where applicable
SDG 3 Good Health — health camps, maternal and child health awareness
SDG 4 Quality Education — full educational opportunity for children living in poverty
SDG 5 Gender Equality — women's empowerment, SHGs, safe participation, dignity in pregnancy
SDG 6 Clean Water — sanitation and clean water awareness with Swachh Bharat alignment
SDG 7 Affordable Energy — awareness on clean energy options in villages
SDG 8 Decent Work — skills, vendor linkages, farm and non-farm livelihoods
SDG 9 Industry & Innovation — digital literacy, e-commerce for SHGs, ODOP linkage
SDG 10 Reduced Inequalities — targeted support for marginalized groups
SDG 11 Sustainable Cities — cleanliness drives, waste segregation in settlements
SDG 12 Responsible Consumption — reduce waste, responsible use of resources
SDG 13 Climate Action — nature clean-up, climate-conscious practices
SDG 14 Life Below Water — awareness where relevant to water bodies and plastic
SDG 15 Life on Land — plantation, soil and biodiversity awareness
SDG 16 Peace & Justice — transparent processes, grievance support with authorities
SDG 17 Partnerships — government, CSR, banks, KVKs, and community partners
SDG 17 · Partnership map
Hierarchical view of how Sanatan Kutumb sits between institutions and the community—like a knowledge map: one hub, clear branches, concrete touchpoints.
SDG 17
Partnerships for the Goals
Sanatan Kutumb · convergence layer
Government & schemes
Policy alignment
- Scheme camps & documentation help
- Convergence with district line departments
- Transparent referrals & grievance routing
CSR & philanthropy
Co-investment
- Joint programme design & milestones
- Impact reporting you can verify
- Employee volunteering windows
Banks & finance
Access layer
- KCC & PM SVANidhi facilitation
- SHG–bank linkage orientation
- Digital payments literacy
KVKs, ITI & knowledge
Technical depth
- Soil, crop & extension touchpoints
- Skill pathways with PMKVY alignment
- Digital & e-commerce mentoring
Community & volunteers
Last-mile truth
- SHGs, FPOs, local leaders
- Field evidence & transparency log
- Seva culture, dignity-first outreach
Arrows are conceptual: real delivery is coordinated case-by-case, with the same public reporting standards across partners.
Maternal nutrition and women's health
Undernutrition in pregnancy is common where household budgets are tight. Low iron intake can contribute to anaemia, with risks that include greater fatigue, low birth weight, and preterm delivery when severe deficiency is left unaddressed. Sanatan Kutumb does not replace qualified medical care; we work alongside it—through camps and home visits we help women understand balanced meals on modest budgets, encourage timely antenatal blood tests, and where appropriate help with access to doctor-prescribed iron and folic acid so treatment is not skipped for lack of cash. We stress following the treating clinician on dose and duration, including any postpartum continuation they advise.
If dizziness, weakness, or breathlessness persist, beneficiaries are urged to seek immediate care from a qualified provider.
Women's empowerment — reproductive & child health, nutrition enhancement
Alongside maternal nutrition counselling, we emphasise reproductive and child health (RCH) messaging, antenatal and postnatal linkage, and practical nutrition enhancement for mothers and young children in households with limited means. All clinical decisions stay with qualified providers; our role is awareness, accompaniment, and removing practical barriers.
RCH awareness, safe referral pathways, and convergence with public health systems.
Micronutrient education, affordable meal planning, and growth monitoring orientation.
Digital inclusion
Empowerment begins with access—to information, services, and opportunity. Digital literacy and safe use of mobile and internet tools help women and girls access education, government schemes, and livelihood platforms (SDGs 4, 5, 8, 9).
Reporting
- Monthly field logs tied to SDG-aligned activities
- Expense snapshots mapped to programme categories
- Quarterly outcome notes: enrolments, camps held, waste processed, people trained