[widget id="text-20"][catlist name=dalit-tribal-development] [widget id="text-21"]   TIMELINE: July 2013 to June 2016 OBJECTIVE: Dalit women and adolescent girls are empowered to access quality education and public schemes in Bihar GEOGRAPHICAL COVERAGE: District of Patna, with 51 villages across 22 Panchayats (Koriawan, Nohsa, Bhusaula, Faridpur, Sacraicha, Suitha, Parsa, Chilbili, Nagar Nigam, Kurkur, Dhibra, Sorampur, Lakhanibigha, Jamaluddin,

[widget id="text-20"][catlist name=dalit-tribal-development] [widget id="text-21"]TIMELINE: September 2012- November 2015 Madhya Pradesh is home to a large tribal population that has been largely cut-off from the mainstream development or affected by unwelcomes development initiatives. The Scheduled Tribes constitute a significant portion of the population of the state. JEEVIKA focusses on sustainable on- farm livelihood and organic farming to address

[widget id="text-20"][catlist name=dalit-tribal-development] [widget id="text-21"]   TIMELINE: February-October 2015 Tribal communities are empowered to self-governance and decision making in districtscoverered under the PESA Act. The programme strives to accelerate with active facilitation and information the participation of communities and groups left out of the decision making processes in self-governance system towards greater realization

[widget id="text-20"][catlist name=dalit-tribal-development] [widget id="text-21"]   TIMELINE:November 2014 - March 2016 With the objective of creating an enabling environment for Musahar community girls to access education and learning opportunitie in the Kochas block of Rohtas district, the intervention drew upon the Early Childhood Care and Development (ECCD) under the Integrated Child Development Scheme (ICDS). The programme ensured that