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Organization Profile

Name of the organization : Seemant Kisan Sahayog Sansthan, Jaisalmer

Postal Address : 1207, Kandhari Pada, Madarsa Road, Jaiselmer Pin. 345001

Concern person : Nakhatdan Detha (Secretary)

Phone No. : +91-2992-250702, 9649592901 9829446228

E-mail : skss_jsmr@yahoo.co.in , ndetha@rediff.com
Working Area : Rajasthan

Country : India

Legal Status of the organization : Registered under Societies Registration Act 116 / 2001

Year of establishment : 2001

Name of the Bank : Punjab National Bank siv rod jaisalmer

Account No. : 390500 0100031811

FCRA No. : 125570011

PAN No. : AAFTS1482B

80 G : Yes
Bank Branch details- Address, contact details ; Punjab National Bank siv rod jaisalmer
2. IFSC Code ; ; punb 0390500
3. SWIFT Code punbinbbjca
4. FCRA Bank account NO ; 3905000100127132
Punjab National Bank siv rod jaisalmer

Introduction of the Area and Characteristics

The state of Rajasthan is located in the western part of the country and is bounded by Pakistan on the west, by Punjab, Haryana and Delhi in the north and by Madhya Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh on the east. The entire state is a natural resource deficient region with low rainfall, scattered vegetation, and fragile ecosystem and is devoid of perennial rivers. Rajasthan has a land area of 342,239 sq. km and has a human population of 56.47 million and livestock population of 54.34 million.

Cattle and other livestock are the most important source of livelihood after Agriculture in Rajasthan, especially for the poor and occupy an important role in the economy. Animal Husbandry contributes over 19 percent to the net state domestic product. Rajasthan has, in fact, the highest livestock population in India, contributing nearly 40% of wool production and10% of all milk production in the country.

The Western part of the state has a very fragile vegetation base putting a serious threat to survival strategy of the inhabitants. Availability of water for drinking as well as other purposes is another critical issue for both human and cattle populations. Scorching sun, hot and dry strong winds and the dominantly sandy landscape put human endurance and sustenance of life to a rigorous test. But even then it is the most populated desert in the world, where livestock rearing and agriculture and are major sources of livelihood. In recent past tremendous pressure on the land has resulted in extension of cultivation to the more fragile parts of sandy terrain and abused grazing land. Consequently more lands are becoming vulnerable to wind erosion and shifting sand dunes.

The geo-climatic conditions and the terrain is challenging in terms of mobility and living conditions. The outreach of government’s regular as well as emergency programs remains limited due to poor infrastructure and also because of traditional pattern of habitation where people live in scattered hamlets that are often distantly located from the main village.

In Western Rajasthan desert Arid eco-region of Rajasthan (N240 37’00” to N 300 10′ 48” and from E690 29′ 00″ to E760 05′ 33’’) covering an area of about 20.6mha constitutes 60.3% of the local geographical area of Rajasthan. The area experience extreme in temperature where maximum goes up to 49ºC during the months of May-June and minimum drops down to 2ºC in the winter.

Entire area is characterized by undulating sand dunes with gentle slopes. Twelve districts: Barmer, Bikaner, Churu, Ganganagar, Hanumangarh, Jaisalmer, Jalore, Jhunjhunu, Jodhpur, Nagaur, Pali and Sikar. These twelve districts account for 63.4 percent area of the hot arid realm of India including ten percent area each of Sirohi, Ajmer and Jaipur districts.

Jaisalmer district is one of the most backward districts in Western Rajasthan. There is high concentraton of schedule caste (SC) communites like Meghwals, Jogis, Sansi, Bhil etc and also other backward classes (OBC) like Suthar, Nai, Kumhar, Swami, darji, Sunar, Lohar, Jat, Muslims, Ranarajput, Bishnoi etc.

History and Genesis

About the organization :

Seemant Kisan Sahyog 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 2001. The organization is eligible to get funds through FCRA too. Organisation was established in the year 2001. A young team of Mr. Nakhatdan Detha and Ms. Kulvindar Kaur along with likeminded people initiated the organization under the guidance of experienced personalities in the field of rural development like Mr. Kapil Gour (Secretary, Shanti Metri Mission, Bikaner) and Dr. Mohan Mitra Manishi (Senior writer & Sociologist, Bikaner). The organization’s work was initially started in Shree Mohanghar block of Jaisalmer District as this area was found to be backward in terms of weak Panchayti Raj Institutions.

Vision
Formation of equitable and just society by the discipline, without corruption.

Mission

To awareness generation among in every part of society for their rights & responsibilities and provide support to be them capable for work.

Objectives of the organization

• To raise awareness among the people about Panchyati Raj.
• To empower the Gram Sabhas and ward Sabhas.
• To empower the Panchayati Raj Representatives.
• To work for the development of communites without any discrimination.
• To create awareness about restoration and regeneration of natural resource base
• To raise awareness among women about their rights.
• Advocacy for the problems of the area.
• To extend facilitation role in planning, implementation & monitoring of government schemes
• To respond to natural disasters and to strengnthen the communities in preparedness
• To work with youths for their overall development
• To raise awareness on the issue of HIV / AIDS
• To end all forms of violence against women
• To work towards elimination of prostitution in the region
• To educate the children of village.
• Facilitate the formation of SHGs and procurement of loan by liasoning between GOs and SHGs.
• To work with the farmers in the IGNP area
• Encourage the village development fund.

Operational Area and Target Group

The organization is working with the displaced communities from Pakistan, marginalized section of the society, woman and children and also with the communities who are socially and economically backward. Presently, the organization is working in the districts of Jaisalmer, Jodhpur, Sriganganagar and Bikaner.

Organizational Structure:
SKSS work directly with rural and urban community. Presently there is a team of 10 members out of which 2 are female members having expertise of different subjects.

Besides secretary there is a program coordinator, program officer and community organizer. There are 40 community worker also working for the development program in rural area.

SKSS governing body constitutes of eleven members of which Five are females members. The secretary closely monitors the functions of the organization on daily basis and is accountable to governing body and funding agency.

Organization’s Programs
Organization has mostly 10 types of prgaramme which are supporting in development of society.

1. Panchayati Raj Institutions Strengthening Program.
2. Woman development Program (Self Help Group)
3. Health Program (safe motherhood)
4. Youth innovation Program
5. Education Program
6. Natural Resources Management Program
7. Prevention of female feticide
8. End all forms of violence against women
9. Grameen Vikas Andolan
10. Awareness & Capacity Building Programs

Name of projects
List the projects currently or recently (last two years) carried out by our organisation, including location and how each one was funded.
Sr. no Project name Location Funding source
1 Ling Janch Ka Prabhav bacchiyon Ka abhav, Jan Sampark Abhiyan (PC&PNDT) Sri Ganganagar and Jaisalmer CFAR, New Delhi dtt
2 Creche Sri Ganganagar , Bikaner and Jaisalmer ICCWR
3 Creche Jaisalmer Samaj Evam Kalyan Board
4 YSHR Jaisalmer MAMTA
5 Safe Mother health Jaisalmer SUMA, Chetna
6 Nav Jeevan ojna Jaisalmer Zila Parishad Aabkari Department, Jaisalmer
7 Advocacy prgamme Jaisalmer Local fund

Support Agencies
1. Shanti Maitri Mission, Bikaner,
2. UNNATI Ahmedabad,
3. Urmul Trust Bikaner,
4. Suma Gathbandhan Rajasthan,
5. NABARD Jaipur,
6. CHETANA Ahamdabad,
7. Social Welfare Board, Jaipur,
8. CAPART,
9. CFAR, New Delhi,
10. Child Welfare Board, Rajasthan,
11. District Health Department,
12. District Administration
13. Srijan Network, Udaipur.
14 PRIA JPR
Annual turn over
The total annual income of our organization from self-funded, local or international sources, as stated in the last set of annual accounts.1595050 Rs. INR

This post was submitted by Nakhatdan detha.


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