1. The Organisation
Introduction
The Geographical area of state Rajasthan is 3, 42,214 Km. It is situated in the western side of the country with the population of 3, 42, 61,861. Geographically it is the second largest state and regarding population it has got tenth position in the country. Main occupation of the people of area is agriculture where 78.5% male and 84.71% female population is involved. The second largest population is working in stone mines.
During summers this region gets very hot due to sandy soil. The mercury rises to 48 Celsius, and in winters it goes down to 0 Celsius. The average rain fall in the area is 120mm per year. Every second year people of the area face drought and famine like conditions. Due to drought and famine people always struggle for food and water and millions lives suffers every year.
The social system of the area is full of inequalities and ill traditions. Caste, creed and gender based discrimination is still in practice in this area. Un touch ability, atrocity and injustice is in the routine life of the people of the area. Ever lasting famine conditions, making lives of, Dalits and other backward communities miserable, due to unemployment and poverty, Dalits and other communities undesirably face slavery of the feudal attitudes and beliefs. This social slavery made the Dalits indifferent and they never thinks even in their dreams to get rid of it. This is because that if somebody try to raise voice or try to revolt, he is punished socially, physically and economically, that’s why nobody dare to get out of the situation.
About the organization :
Jai Bhim Vikas Shikchhan Sansthan is a non govt., non political, non religious and non profitable organization registered under society’s registration Act 1958 and eligible to work in entire Rajasthan state, which came in to existence by a group of human rights activists in 2005. the organization is illegible to get funds through FCRA too.
The organization is working on the philosophies of Dr. Ambedkar, which means fighting against the social evils through the weapons of law.
Target area
The organization is working in
Vision
Formation of the society based on Justice and Equity.
To aware and organize venerable and marginalized section of the society, especially Dalit and women. So that they can empower there living standard by asserting there control over all the processes affecting there lives.
Our objective
To organize and aware disadvantage and marginalized people of the society against violence based on caste, sex and class, initiate development work, training and advocacy regarding fundamental right (Education, Health and Livelihood).objective are as follows:
1. To promote women empowerment
2. To link vulnerable people (especially women and Dalits) with government schemes.
3. To increase awareness, build capacity on local governance (PRIs) support in panchayati raj system
4. To extend humanitarian support to people during disaster.
5. To carry out research work on gender and rural development.
6. To aware weak and deceived people about their right in the society and develop leadership activity.
Organizational Structure:
JBVSS work directly with rural community. Presently there is a team of 25 members out of which 9 are female members having expertise of different subjects.
Besides secretary, there is a program coordinator, program officer, and community organizer. There are 13 volunteers also working for the development program in rural area.
JBVSS governing body constitutes of seven members of which four are female members. The secretary closely monitors the functions of the organization on daily basis and is accountable to governing body and funding agency.
Contact details
Include postal address, telephone, fax and email where possible
Jai Bhim Institute of Development Education, By Pass Road near Krishi Mandi Shergarh, Post- Shergarh, District- Jodhpur, State Rajasthan
PIN- 342022, Phone-+91-02929- 243709, +91-09414704546, +91-09460530462, +91-09413061095 Fax-+91-02929-243709, Email-jbvsss@yahoo.com
Regional office
Near Roadways workshop, Opp. Kamal Dharma Kanta Bhadasiya road Jodhpur Rajasthan
Phone- 9799499121, 9799499123
Contact person
Smt. Premlata Rathor, Prashant Mishra
Other projects
List the projects currently or recently (last two years) carried out by your organisation, including location and how each one is funded.
Details of current projects implemented by the organization
| Sr. no | Project name | Location | Funding source |
| 1 | Dalit Rights Campaign | | UNNATI |
| 2 | Women Rights & Violence against Women | | Oxfam GB |
| 3 | Self Help Group Formation | | Govt. of |
| 4 | Child Rights | | CRY New Delhi & Govt. of |
| 5 | Integrated Rural Development Program | | Oxfam GB |
| 6 | Vocational Training Program for Women | | Govt. of Rajasthan |
| 7 | MLRC (CRY) | | CRY |
Staff
State the number of staff, indicating whether paid or voluntary, and percentage of male and female staff.
| Total Staff Member | Female staff | Paid | voluntary | % of Male staff | % of Female staff |
| 26 | 11 | 26 | 0 | 58 | 42 |
Achievements of the organization
1. mobilized marginalized communities of Shergarh and Balesar blocks
2. Reduction in the rate of atrocities and exploitation against dalits in both the blocks
3. provided clean drinking water in three villages through construction of rain water harvesting structures.
4. more than 500 women are trained in different skills and now they are self employed in
5. formed more than 150 self help groups of women and provided govt. assistance to more than 30 groups.
5. freed more than 12000 hectares of encroached land of dalits in Balesar and Shergarh blocks
6.pressurized the Rajasthan govt. from abolishing section 42- B of Rajasthan tenancy act 1955 through a state wide initiative.
Challenges faced by organization in the starting
1. low awareness level in the targeted communities
2. traditional system practiced in the area.
3. low education status among women in the area
4. pressure from powerful feudal community as well political pressure.
5. lack of resources for implementing programs
current programs
1. integrated rural development program
this program aims to uplift the living standard of the poor marginalized thorugh providing them new means of livelihood generation based on local available resources.
2.
The organization is running two DRC’s in Shergarh and Balesar blocks of
a. organize the marginalized communities
b. provide legal and other support in case of atrocity, exploitation
c. free encroached land of dalits
d. organized manthaly meetings in villages and two meetings on male and female members at block level in each of the center
e. collect membership fee from the members of the center.
f. Provide the benefit of govt. policies to marginalized communities.
3. Mine Labors Rights Campaign
The mine labor campaign aims to prepare the mine workers of the Jodhpur district initially and then mine workers of entire rajasthan state for the struggle for the basic rights at the work place so that they could lead a healthy life and could uplift their living standard.
This project also looks after the child of mine workers in 10 villages of Mandor block of
4. Dalit Adhikar Network Rajasthan
The Dalit Adikar Network Rajasthan (DAN) is a plateform for the small organization working towards the basic rights of the marginalized and depressed communities. The network has its presence in all the districts of the state and a major hub for state level and policy level advoacay.
The network build the capacity of the small organization and provide them with the resource material so that these organization could successfully do advocacy at village level and block level.
5. Mahila Adhikar Manch
This forum is of the volunteers of Shergarh and Balesar block, mainly formed by the activist women of the area. This Manch provide assistance in the case of atrocities against women, domestic violence and exploitation. This is a self fuctioning group and function on the membership fee collected by its members.
6. District level women forum
This is an initiative of dalit adhikar network aims to form an association of women of district level. In this association women from all the black participate and fight for the basic rights of the women.
List of Employees of the organization
| S.N. | Name of Employee | designation | Education | Experience |
| 1 | Premlata Rathor | Secretary | 12th | 10 Years |
| 2 | Tulsidas Raj | Activist | B.com | 20 Years |
| 3 | Prashant Mishra | Chief coordinator | MBA | 2 Years |
| 4 | Punam Rai | IRDP | B.A | 8 Years |
| 5 | Apurva chudhari | SHG Shergarh | 9th | 6 Years |
| 6 | Chetanram | SHG Balesar | 12th | 3 Years |
| 7 | Shukshdev | BPN | 12th | 3Years |
| 8 | Narpat Punad | DRC Shergarh | M.A | 8 Years |
| 9 | Neelam Singh | DRC Shergarh | B.A | 2 Years |
| 10 | Bhikharam Bose | DRC Balesar | B.A, B.Ed | 2 Years |
| 11 | Jassu devi | Organizer Shergarh | Literate | 5 Years |
| 12 | Shobha devi | Organizer Shergarh | 5th | 2 Years |
| 13 | Ganagaram | Organizer Shergarh | 12th | 3 years |
| 14 | Chainaram | Organizer Shergarh | 10th | 2 Years |
| 15 | Ramuram | Organizer Balesar | 12th | 3 years |
| 16 | Mumal devi | Organizer Balesar | 5th | 4 years |
| 17 | Shayar devi | Organizer Balesar | 8th | 3 years |
| 18 | Madan lal pannu | Child labor | 12th | 5 Years |
| 19 | Hanumanram | Child labor | B.A | 7 years |
| 20 | Dinesh Kumar | Child labor | B.B.A | 3 Years |
| 21 | Jarina Bano | Office Assistant Child labor | literate | 2 Years |
| 23 | Hardev Panwar | Field activist Mine labors | M.A | 8 years |
| 24 | Baburam | Field activist Education Activist | M.A | 4 Years |
| 25 | Rajuram | Field activist Mine labors | B.A | 3 Years |
| 26 | Minakshi | Field activist Health | B.A | 5 Years |
| 27 | Phoolwanti | Office assistant | B.A | 2 Years |
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