Our aim is to empower grassroots innovators and make assistive solutions more accessible. By promoting innovation from the grassroots level, we seek to promote a solution eccentric approach in the disability sector.

21 Disabilities

Owned by Community

Driven by Volunteers

The meaning of the word ‘Solution’

…is to find an alternative method of overcoming a challenge by working around the problem, in order to live a life of dignity and independence. It could be a product, workflow, or a unique way of doing something that enables a person to perform the task they normally would have difficulty in accomplishing.Many of us use such simple yet innovative solutions in our day-to-day lives, sometimes without even realizing its importance. Persons with disabilities and their caregiver’s or family members are no exemption to this. However, such solutions mostly remain undocumented.

Project Discovery is a platform aimed at collating different solutions in the form of short videos and making them available to ALL.

Mission

Persons with disabilities and grassroots stakeholders invest significant time and energy in solving problems through creative, informal solutions. However, their efforts often go unnoticed due to the existing conditions and lengthy processes. The mission of Project Discovery is to recognise and support grassroots innovators in the global disability sector and make them feel valued for their contributions as buddies and innovators.

Vision

Inspiring inclusive, empathy and following our moto of “Nothing about us without us”, we drive a solution-oriented approach within the disability sector to address various challenges faced by people with disabilities for a more accessible world.

Testimonials

26

States

160

Districts

4500

Video submissions received

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: Project Discovery represented in the winners’ list in both editions of the Discovery Awards.

In 2022 Kamalakanta Nayak from Odisha Won the Discovery Awards.

In 2023 Rigzin Tamchos from Leh won the Discovery Awards.

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