PRACS | Solutions for sustainable Livelihoods

NTFP based livelihoods

Hill broom making has been an integral part of tribal culture. PRACS has collaborated with AASSAV and PGGYS to develop viable hill broom making enterprises in Paderu ITDA.

Skilling Rural India

SKilling rural artisans - weavers and craftspersons to create viable and lucrative in situ employment opportunities in rural India

Weaving Colors of Life

PRACS is devising cluster-specific business models in handloom clusters of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana while addressing hardships of handloom weavers through relevant technology interventions,

Solutions for Sustainable Livelihoods

Phoenix Research and Consulting Solutions Pvt. Ltd (PRACS)., founded in the year 2009, with an objective to provide affordable technology-based solutions to small & medium scale industries, over the years has emerged as a common platform for the culmination of varied talent and expertise offering services in designing & implementing large scale development projects covering education, health, agriculture, trading, and social development sectors.

PRACS, offers objective, evidence-based and real-world support to implementers, government, donors and private sector.

Recent News

2020 calender launch

January 2, 2020

PRACS is releasing its training Calender for the year 2020 on 5th of January. The event is planned in Raveendra Bharati, Hyderabad.

AP weavers to sell products directly online

December 13, 2015

Govt. facilitates tie-ups with Amazon, Flipkart; pact to be inked to boost offline sales in country

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Recent Publications

Empowerment Interventions for Older Adults

There has been much discussion regarding the need to empower older adults to make informed health decisions and to test interventions targeting empowerment to promote health among older adults.

A cancer screening intervention for underserved Latina women by lay educators

Inadequate screening adherence for breast, cervical, and colorectal cancer among Latinas places them at greater risk for poor survival rates, once diagnosed.