In Odisha's Nabarangpur district, a bio-fertilizer plant has emerged as a source of livelihood for returnee migrant workers, offering them employment opportunities close to home.
The plant, which converts organic waste into bio-fertilizers, has not only addressed waste management issues but also supported local agriculture by providing eco-friendly alternatives to chemical fertilizers.
Returnee migrants, who had come back due to the pandemic or other reasons, have found stable work at the facility, helping them sustain their families without having to migrate again.
Local authorities and community members view the plant as a positive step towards self-reliance and environmental sustainability in the region.
Source: orissapost.com
