The Scheduled Tribes Development Department in Kerala is committed to the welfare and upliftment of the state's tribal communities. It focuses on improving the socio-economic conditions of Scheduled Tribes through various initiatives in education, healthcare, economic development, housing, and cultural preservation. The department runs programs like Model Residential Schools for quality education, Tribal Sub-Plan (TSP) for budgetary support, and healthcare services tailored to tribal needs. It also addresses legal issues, particularly in protecting tribal land rights. Despite facing challenges such as geographical barriers and effective implementation, the department strives to enhance the living standards and preserve the cultural heritage of Kerala's tribal population Aralam Farming Corporation(Kerala) Limited. 600 hectares of cashew plantations. One of the largest producers of coconuts in India. Production of organic honey. Agro-based business ventures. Farm tourism, rubber, and cocoa plantations innovation hub for new farming technologies. Provides employment to tribal and marginalized communities. Attappadi Cooperative Farming Society Ltd. An ISO 9001: 2015 institution. A leading name in organic farming. Blends with the traditional tribal culture in the region of Attappadi. It aims to enhance the economic and social welfare of the tribal communities. Trust in the natural production of spice through organic farming.