Vision
To be the leader in reviving and recreating every Indian village into a sustainable micro entrepreneurial ecosystems aggregated under Bakrichhap.
Mission
Develop sustainable agro-tourism models pan India that conserve indigenous produce, culture & heritage
Use Bakrichhap platform to connect urban travellers and consumers within the rural socio-cultural fabric.
Social Economic Impact
We excel in social engineering & community mobilization to develop micro-entrepreneurial agro-tourism models. One Bakri Chhap Theme Village, rejuvenates the environmental, agricultural & cultural heritage of 20-30 villages.
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Rise in number of travellers around the Bakrichhap villages
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Increase in the prices of farmer’s land
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Value of Traditional Farm Produce increased three fold
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Free insurance & vaccination to 6000 goats
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More than 300 mule owners debt free after earning from Tourism
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Farmers returned to the Village
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Increase in female solo travellers
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Average Savings of Villagers increased 5 fold
Our Birth
Back in 2016, we started with an organization called Green People, working towards reverse migration of marginalized farmers via our two channels namely ‘The Goat Village’ & ‘Bakri Chhap’. While through the former we promoted farm retreats/ home stays and revived abandoned villages by leveraging their tourism potential, through the latter, we provided market linkage to indigenous farm produce naturally grown by the community that we worked with. We managed to transform an ecosystem altogether and became the only successful reverse-migration model of the state which has one of the highest concentration of NGOs. We achieved a huge social equity despite being a for-profit organization.
Our Team
Roopesh Rai
Founder
To be the leader in reviving and recreating every Indian village into a sustainable micro enterpreneurial ecosystems aggregated under Bakrichhap.
Yeti
CEO
Our focus is cultural, environmental and heritage assets, besides financial ones & position ourselves as the new breed of ‘Asset Managers of Rural India’