1. Environmental Impact Metrics:
Carbon Footprint Reduction: Compare the carbon emissions of traditional production methods with the sustainable methods Vanara uses. This can be calculated in terms of CO2 equivalent saved per product/unit.

Water Saved: Calculate the difference in water consumption between traditional methods and your sustainable practices. This is particularly relevant if you emphasize water conservation in cultivation and processing.

Land Regenerated: If hemp cultivation is aiding in soil revitalization, measure the acreage of land positively impacted or regenerated.

2. Social Impact Metrics:
Artisans Trained: Count the number of artisans you've trained in sustainable and ethical practices, emphasizing the spread of knowledge and skill development.

Jobs Created: Track the number of jobs your project has created or sustained, especially in local communities.

Consumer Awareness: Measure the number of consumers reached with educational materials about sustainable and ethical consumption, perhaps through workshops, seminars, or online content.

3. Economic Impact Metrics:
Revenue from Sustainable Products: Track sales from products made using hemp and Ahimsa silk. This can be a strong indicator of market acceptance and the economic viability of sustainable alternatives.

Increase in Ethical Suppliers: If you're sourcing materials ethically, you can track the number of suppliers or artisans who have adopted ethical practices as a result of collaborating with you.

4. Cultural Preservation Metrics:
Traditional Techniques Revived: Count the number of traditional craftsmanship techniques you've incorporated or revived through your initiatives.

Stories Documented: Capture and document stories from artisans about their heritage and craft. This can be used to measure the preservation of intangible cultural heritage.