About Us
The organisation is dedicated to promoting sustainable development of Kodagu by uplifting local underprivileged society & tribal communities while protecting the wildlife and biodiversity in Kodagu. We work closely
with the people of Kodagu to empower them which goes hand in hand with conserving the environment and promoting sustainable development through a range of initiatives.
Inspired by my deep-rooted connection to the land of Kodagu, I embarked on a profound journey of gratitude and compassion. I founded an NGO named “Pavi”. This name not only honors my beloved mother but also represents my commitment to giving back to our cherished motherland.
I have come across impoverished children etched with the burdens of life, diminishing wildlife and tribal communities, all of which are vital to the land of Kodagu. This shaped my values, instilled in me a sense of community, and taught me the importance of preserving and uplifting the lives of its people.
Pavi stands as a beacon of hope, striving to address the diverse needs of the local community. With the love and support of my mother, I am committed to building a legacy of compassion and service in our beloved motherland.
The Kodava community is in need of our support and assistance. We invite you to join hands with us and become a part of our journey.
- Malvika Ramesh
Vision
To improve the socio-economic conditions and quality of life of underprivileged Kodava communities, through programs aimed at education, health, livelihoods and other areas of development. To also emphasize the importance of preserving the unique cultural identity of Kodagu and promoting their participation in decision making processes that affect their lives.
Mission
To create a harmonious interconnected relationship between the people, wildlife and the environment in Kodagu, where the natural resources are conserved and used sustainably to improve the lives of the local communities.
Geographical Areas
We Cover
Kodagu is a district of Karnataka that is located midway between Mysore and Mangalore. Not only is it rich in tradition and culture but has one of the biggest biodiversities in the world!