BBP Pariwar strengthens the capacity of people from underserved and marginalized communities and farmers to create an enabling environment and to empower them with various capacity building trainings and activities to improve their economic and social, educational status, allowing them to become self-sufficient. It focuses on reproductive health, women empowerment, education, community-based natural resource management, and sustainable community development activities. We work with smallholder farmers, tribal communities (Janajati), and the so-called socially excluded (Dalits), with a focus on marginalized women, to address the root causes of social and economic vulnerability, food insecurity, health and environmental issues. Our approaches improve community participation in existing economic, social, educational, health and environmental issues.

• BBP Pariwar supports farmers and marginalized communities, particularly women, by forming and activating groups to improve their livelihoods. For BBP Pariwar Groups are the entry point for any development activities.
• Various other development activities such as trainings, workshops, exchange visits, drinking water, formal, non-formal education, agroforestry, environmental programs, health camps, irrigation systems etc., organized in order to improve the participants’ situations, and these approaches multiplied to other people through the participants.
• BBP Pariwar introduces smallholder farmers to agro-ecological farming system, livestock husbandry (Goats, Swine, Cows and Buffaloes), and facilitates and supports them as they implement ecological farming principles on their farms.
• BBP Pariwar is a networking organization for local NGOs, facilitating and developing their capacity to expand their activities in strengthening the communities, providing sustainable preventive, promotional and curative health services, education services, community development, and advocacy for improved facilities.