At Land Conflict Watch, we believe that sustainable economic growth cannot be achieved without paying heed to communities that rely on these resources. And that land conflicts can be resolved and minimised by facilitating decision-making based on research rooted in the lived realities of citizens. 

With this belief, each month we share with you a glimpse of one real-life story of communities or individuals surrounding land rights. We hope that their stories find your attention in packed schedules of daily lives. So that you become a part of their journey next year, when we report updates on their struggles along with 12 new stories of perseverance. 

Every month of the calendar highlights one significant date of crucial changes or judgements that have shaped the Indian landscape (literally). These biodegradable and recyclable papers are also embedded with seeds of Amaranthus, Spinach, Roselle, Bottle Gourd, Purslane, Senna Tora, Carrot, Brinjal, Chilli, Tomato, Coriander, Fenugreek and Cucumber. To sow the seeds, you can simply bury the paper in the soil.  

You can click on the link to read the expanded versions of these stories and write to us to place an order for this calendar enclosed in a wooden box with a placeholder. 

May this footprint and the stories inspire you to remain undeterred in your path to sow better futures.

Happy New Year. 

Anupa Kujur