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Who We Are ?
Jan Manthan Adhikar (JMA) is an organisation working on climate action and sustainability. Jan Manthan Adhikar vociferously works towards the causes of conservation, addressing climate change and preserving biodiversity by spreading environmental consciousness. Our work is primarily centred in Delhi, however, we do intend to scale up and work across India. In conjunction with a cohort of like-minded and driven civil society partners, individuals and corporates we strive to contribute to the Sustainable Millennium Goal 13 focussed on climate action.
Our Mission is to sustainably contribute toward environmental conservation, mitigating climate change impacts, and improving bio-diversity in Delhi and eventually the country. The key objectives of JMA are:
- To increase the green cover of areas in Delhi-NCR and nearby states by planting 5 lakh trees in the next five years
- To restore urban water bodies, ornamentation of water bodies via hydroponics technology, waterlillies, water chestnuts and associate those with sustainable livelihoods
- To institute at least nurseries, poly-houses in Delhi, Punjab and Haryana, Jharkhand, Bihar
Build a strategic knowledge base to address climate change
Create sustainable livelihoods by facilitating water chestnut and waterlily plantation
- Our Vision is to Develop strategic knowledge base to address the concerns of climate change and improve biodiversity indicators and contribute toward SDG target 13.
Together To Help The World Better!
Please help us change lives around the world
Areas
Education
Since 2016 JMA has been conducting Non formal Education Classes for 60-100 children in Sukhroli Enclave Gurugram.
The program was designed for children between the ages of 6-10 years, who had dropped out of school or needed support.
Reading, writing, numerical literacy are all taught in the classrooms through innovative learning methods.
Sustainability, Agriculture, Environment
- JMA is partnering as a training associate with Khadi and Village Industries Commission(KVIC) and training budding entrepreneurs in foot wear paper bags making, pickle-jam-jelly making, soap & detergent powder, tailoring, carpentry, construction and welding works. About 105 women trained and 45 are now earning their livelihoods as entrepreneurs. Some of them also went on to start their own start-ups with the help of Khadi and Village Industries Commission.
- In Bhagalpur district of Bihar, JMA is spreading awareness among farmers and villagers about organic farming, systematic rice intensification (SRI), vegetable cultivation, rain water harvesting, horticulture, food, forest, dairy and animal husbandry-based livelihoods, soil conservation, soil health management, less inputs farming, agro-forestry and appropriate land use.
- Jan Manthan Adhikar has involved the youth and motivated them to contribute towards plantation activities in an environment friendly manner, Other NGOs also joined forces with JMA to create awareness regarding tree plantations. This initiative was supported by the mother organization of GROW TREE between 2019-2020.
Health
- Jan Manthan Adhikar partnered with members supports patients who are unable to pay their medical bills for health check ups and hospitalizations. Such patients are also given support with critical care, ambulance services, accident cases. Since 2015 until now, 1000 beneficiaries have been impacted by this initiative.
- JMA has been continuously interacting with people in Delhi, Haryana and Bihar to organize health camps, self-employment awareness workshops, sports competitions, plantation programmers, urban farming, rain water harvesting and, skill development.
Our
Delhi:
The depleting green cover in Delhi prompted JMA to work with the Delhi Development Authority to improve the greenery in parks across Delhi. Additionally, to tackle water woes, Jan Manthan Adhikar planted trees and plants which optimize the climatic conditions of Delhi. READ MORE.
Punjab:
In multiple districts of Punjab climate change related hazards were occurring. Gurudwaras approached JMA to grow trees in their areas and ensured their care READ MORE.
Bihar:
The River Ganga Plantation Project in Bihar led to the planting of green cover across the 16 kms stretch of land on the banks of River Ganga. 25,000 trees are being planted which can flourish with little maintenance READ MORE.
Since 2016, Jan Manthan Adhikar has been conducting Non-Formal Education classes 80 -A survey was undertaken with the support of Management Development Institute Gurgaon to identify perform a needs analysis. Based on the findings, it was decided to begin non formal education. Since 2016 the project to support children in Sukhroli Enclave, Gurugram has been going on. The target group consists of children who dropped out of school or were unable to enrol themselves. JMA regularly teaches them reading, writing, numerical literacy using innovative learning methods READ MORE.
JMA is partnering as a training associate with Khadi and Village Industries Commission(KVIC) and training budding entrepreneurs in foot wear and sleeper making, paper bags making, pickle-jam-jelly making, soap & detergent powder, tailoring, carpentry, construction and welding works. About 105 women /youth trained and 45 are now earning their livelihoods as entrepreneurs and the some have evem stated their own start up with the support of KVIC READ MORE.
In Bhagalpur district of Bihar, JMA is spreading awareness among farmers and villagers about organic farming, systematic rice intensification (SRI), vegetable cultivation, rain water harvesting, horticulture, food forest, dairy and animal husbandry based livelihoods, soil conservation, soil health management, less inputs farming, agro-forestry and appropriate land use Read More.
JMA has been organizing health camps, self-employment awareness workshops, sports competitions, plantation programmers, urban farming, rain water harvesting, skill development across Delhi, Haryana and Bihar READ MORE .
During the COVID-19 pandemic, many vulnerable people were pushed further towards the margins of society. Access to food and basic amenities became increasingly difficult during the unforeseen lockdown India witnessed. Jan Manthan Adhikar conducted relief activities and supported 12,000 families by providing them dry ration. JMA also provided PPE kits to sanitation workers in East Delhi READ MORE
We request you to participate actively in JAN MANTHAN ADHIKAR‘s mission and contribute in social development and environmental management by sharing your valuable knowledge, time, expertise, resources and guidance.
