The need for sustainable development in today’s contemporary world is a priority when climate change poses a threat to humanity the world over. Aptly identifying the urgency to incorporate a goal plan, our Founder worked towards achieving conscious living, a pollution-controlled environment, and healthy food chains, through a systematic action plan which sustainably drives a holistic and balanced ecology.
He soon realized that conventional approaches towards tackling environmental issues around him were ineffective in today’s day and age. Hence, PRAYATN also known as (P.S.E.C.) came into existence with the purpose to serve our planet that deserves awareness, change & action towards a solution. This Vision was then propagated and together was implemented by the core body for the mission Prayatn.
Our planet, a speck on the vast canvas of the universe is fast approaching a point of no return. In the current world order, materials supersede human values, the economy is more treasured than ecology, and profits are prioritized over people. This ceaseless demand and greed for more are pushing our soil, air, water, food, forests, and climate closer to an inevitable collapse. PSEC exists because of activists, supporters, donors, and volunteers who believe in taking collective action for the environment. Our planet needs us more than ever -individuals, communities, and groups who have the power to shift the paradigm.
After five years of extensive work, in the year 2010 Prayatn Society for Environmental Conservation (PSEC) finally took its form as a registered legal entity. Under the Society Registration Act 1860 Uttar Pradesh, Prayatn successfully set up its headquarters situated in Agra Uttar Pradesh, India, striving to give back and protect the environment owing to which we all still live and breathe.
PSEC initiatives were never backed by any government funding agency, therefore we assist government bodies but never get influenced by them. PSEC extensively works on collaborating with other NGO’s throughout India on issues related to Environmental Conservation, Climate Change, Waste Management, Animal Rights & Welfare, Wildlife Conservation and Human Rights.