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Our Projects
Enactus SXC aims to uplift the under-priveledged through it's entrepreneurial efforts
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Project Nirvah
Enactus SXC's Project Nirvah tackles air pollution in West Bengal resulting from rice husk and crop stubble burning. The project transforms these agricultural by-products into stylish, eco-friendly kitchenware, including coffee mugs and containers. Crafted from biodegradable materials like sabai grass, these products are durable, dishwasher safe and promote sustainable living. This initiative not only mitigates environmental damage but also preserves cultural heritage by empowering local artisans with traditional crafting techniques.
Project Pattrang
Project Pattrang, launched in February 2020, aims to revitalise the ancient art of Pattachitra by supporting skilled patuas (narrative scroll painters). Enactus SXC recognized the artists' potential to appeal to contemporary urban markets with the right guidance and market access. Through exhibitions and social media, the project has advanced skill development and market visibility. As Project Pattrang marks its second anniversary, it celebrates the support received and remains optimistic about sustainably reviving this 2,000-year-old art form for its beneficiaries.
Project Uthaan
Enactus SXC launched Project Uthaan on February 25th, 2022, with the goal of empowering the residents of Ghoramara Island in West Bengal. The project focuses on cultivating Spirulina, renowned for its health benefits and commercial value in pharmaceuticals. It aims to provide sustainable employment and enhance community well-being in the face of challenges such as population decline and cyclones. By addressing essential needs and fostering economic development, Project Uthaan seeks to create enduring positive change for Ghoramara Island.
Project Shhudhi
Launched in 2018, Project Shuddhi offers affordable purified drinking water at Rs. 0.085 per litre using gravitational filters. It improves access to safe water, generates employment and educates the public about water contamination risks. The project has impacted over 30 individuals, conserved 431.5 crore litres of water, and ensured clean water access for 29,300 people.