The Sarunala Watershed Development Project is a transformative initiative aimed at revitalizing the ecological health of the Sarunala catchment area, specifically targeting 23 micro-watersheds within the Amrapara block of Pakur district, Jharkhand. This ambitious project focuses on the restoration and sustainable management of natural resources, encompassing land, water, and forest ecosystems. The primary goal is to foster sustainable development and improve the livelihoods of local tribal communities through a multi-faceted approach. Key elements of the project include land management, water management, and forest management. The project is a collaborative effort involving IRBMS, AID, and JVP, where IRBMS provides technical expertise in development planning, implementation strategy, and monitoring. AID offers crucial funding and support, enabling the implementation of various project activities, and JVP brings in grassroots knowledge and wisdom, facilitating community engagement and ensuring that the interventions are culturally appropriate and community-driven.