Breast milk is the best milk for premature, sick new-born admitted in NICU, as it has got innumerable benefits for the growth and wellbeing of the baby. However provision of EBM to the new-born in resource limited NICU is challenging. We aimed at increasing the proportion of EBM given to babies admitted in NICU from base line of 20% to 50% of the total feed on PND5 over a period of 10 weeks. We planned a QI project, analysed the root cause associated with lesser EBM provision and various change ideas were introduced to overcome the problems and were tested by 4 PDSA cycles viz. post natal counselling of mothers, augmenting knowledge and skills of staff nurses in regards to manual expression of breast milk and introduction of dedicated lactation counsellor to post natal wards. EBM provision gradually improved from 20% to 72% and sustained above 70% over 10 months. Thus by doing a simple QI project, EBM provision can be improved and well sustained in a resource limited NICU.