GOODLIVING.ECO

Supports low-income groups in disaster-prone areas to cyclones, floods, heatwaves, hurricanes, typhoons, earthquakes, forest fires, erratic or increas Read moreed rainfall. It helps them to recover after these natural disasters. Focuses on below mentioned six themes while building greenhouses: Green Material for Construction Sanitation Energy Waste Management Water Food Security Follows the process as mentioned below to initiates the projects: 1. Inspiration from the house and region-specific technical study: Conducts a study to understand the factors of the families and region on parameters like climate change, housing, energy, water, sanitation, waste management, food, cooking, energy, construction material and techniques. It helps to highlight the pros and cons of suggesting a framework for building houses. 2. Participatory Design and Planning: Design and plan with the household on the space design, material selection and costing. Guides like a facilitator to all the information to help them reach a decision. 3. Implementation: Facilitates the construction of the house and observes the interactions of the household to arrive at different decisions to build a climate-resilient and greenhouse. 4. Handholding: Helps them to initiate and finish the construction of their house.

GoodLiving.eco's vision is to make climate smart housing a mainstream option for the marginalized, while their mission is to build climate resilient and green housing for low income communities.

GOODLIVING.ECO reached milestones in promoting sustainable living practices through educational initiatives and community engagement.