Building Livelihood Ecosystems as Integrated Systems
Livelihood challenges are rarely about effort or intent. They stem from fragmented systems — disconnected markets, weak institutions, limited data, and low capacity. Gram Connect addresses this by designing and operating technology-enabled livelihood ecosystems that integrate research, digital infrastructure, human capacity, and on-ground implementation into one coherent system.
How we work:
- Diagnose livelihood ecosystems before designing solutions.
- Build digital systems that structure markets, data, and delivery.
- Strengthen human and institutional capacity to run these systems.
- Pilot and scale models that endure beyond projects.
What We Build
Livelihood Ecosystems
Value Chains
Digital Infrastructure
SHGs & Producer Collectives
Youth Entrepreneurship
Market Linkages
Institutional Capacity
Policy Convergence
Cluster Development
Data-Driven Programs
Our Core Pillars
Research & Ecosystem Diagnostics
Digital Infrastructure & Platforms
Capacity Building & Human Capital
Implementation & Field Pilots
Scale, Policy & Institutionalisation
Each pillar functions independently, but delivers impact only when integrated as a system.
Who We Work With
Government Institutions
Government Institutions
CSR & Foundations
CSR & Foundations
Social Enterprises
Social Enterprises
Academic Institutions
Academic Institutions
Our clients testimonials
Gram Connect brings rare clarity to livelihood programs by combining field understanding with strong systems thinking. Their approach goes beyond activities and focuses on building structures that institutions can actually sustain.
Shyam Kumar
Livelihoods Officer
What sets Gram Connect apart is their ability to translate complex ground realities into workable digital and institutional systems. Their work reflects deep field engagement, not surface-level solutions.
Ramesh Kalal
Program Partner, Livelihoods & Social Enterprise Ecosystem
Gram Connect’s strength lies in designing pilots that are built for scale from the start. Their focus on data, institutions, and long-term adoption makes their interventions investment-ready.
Jack William
Sr. Manager, CSR India
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