Paryavaran Evam Prodyogiki Utthan Samiti -Pepus 3.28

A few social workers while working with the downtrodden and the marginalized communities found that the people they were working with are living under pathetic conditions. These communities are trapped under vicious circle of poverty. Also their awareness level was quite low and they considered it as their fate and were totally hopeless for any change in it. these social workers believed in the "Establishment of an exploitation free society". They firmly believed that all the sections of the society must be self reliant and at the same time inter and intra dependency should be there.

For the same Paryavaran Evam Prodyogiki Utthan Samiti (PEPUS) was established in 1990.

Paryavaran Evam Prodyogiki Utthan Samiti (PEPUS) registered in 1990 under Societies Registration Act, 1860, having FCRA .

Paryavaran Evam Prodyogiki Utthan Samiti (PEPUS) is non-profit, non-governmental organization, implementing various programmes in the state of Uttar Pradesh. PEPUS envisions “Establishment of an exploitation free society”. PEPUS firmly believes that all the sections of the society must be self reliant and at the same time inter and intra dependency should be there. The mission of the institution is to make section of the society Which is far away from the development & basic needs even after 68 year of independence, make them self reliant through education, training & awareness and also to work for gender equality and women empowerment. In order to reach the vision and mission the institution has been toiling hard and making efforts by fulfilling its goals and objectives. The organization has been relying on the community empowerment strategies, participatory approaches and linkages with government agencies over a period of time.
PEPUS is regularly striving for building and strengthening capacities of Community Level Institutions like Self Help Groups, Community Based Organizations, with participatory approach.

PEPUS is also providing its inputs in different ways for strengthening the migrant worker community and their left out families. These efforts have been made in rural working areas of total of 600 villages (30000 Household) across Allahabad, Pratapgarh and Kausambi districts of Uttar Pradesh.