Bagepalli Coolie Sangha is an organization that has existed for 25 years and consists of 38,615 farming families in 915 villages across India. The organization independently conducts various development projects that benefit local people and the environment.

One example is the creation of 18,000 biogas units for households across the Chickballapur district. These units will replace kerosene and wood burners used for cooking and water heating. Households work together to create and maintain the biogas unit that they all benefit from. The units are filled with cow dung and organic waste to produce the gas that is used as fuel. The residues from the biogas plants also provide an effective fertilizer that smallholder farmers can use for their cultivation. This technology has been being used in India for many years and has helped to create a better life for thousands of people.

Money invested in this project goes into helping families to service these biogas units and build more for communities that have not yet benefited from them.