With hopes of keeping his children in school, a modest cattle farmer finds himself torn between two desires: The first to provide for his family, and the second to keep his cattle in good health. He discovers an opportunity to accomplish both by using “Krimanshi,” an innovative non-profit organization in Jodhpur, India which is working to fight poverty, climate change, food waste, and inhumane animal treatment by creating affordable & sustainable cattle feed made from edible food waste.

For more information on Krimanshi, visit www.krimanshi.com

This video was produced on location in India by an Actuality Abroad student crew.

Actuality Abroad is on the ground with every student crew to oversee production of these short documentaries, providing the services of executive producer, production manager, location scout, additional editing, and whatever else is needed to complete the project.

Actuality Abroad is more than a film study abroad program. They are a service learning organization that takes students and young professionals abroad to create media on changemakers in developing communities around the world. Their films spread the word about nonprofits, NGOs and social entrepreneurs who are implementing innovative, new ideas to combat chronic social problems. Find out more about our work and adventures at www.actualityabroad.org

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