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| Programmes |
  
Inventory of Programmes
As a grassroots organisation, JJVS has numerous project
plans and active initiatives. Following is a snapshot
of our activities from 2000-2001.
Fiscal Year 2004. |
|
Project
Name |
Villages
Benefit |
House-holds |
Direct
Benefit |
Indirect
Benefit |
| Integrated
Development through Water Resource Management
(IDWRM) |
15 |
1320 |
14547 |
2800 |
| Strengthen
People’s Institutions and Promote Self
Rule (SPIPSR) |
350 |
3500 |
15000 |
3000 |
| Organizing
Tribals in South Rajasthan (OTSR) |
20 |
180 |
900 |
180 |
| Mines
Labour Protection Campaign (MLPC) |
400 |
5000 |
25000 |
600 |
| Rajasthan
Development Project (RDP) |
14 |
980 |
4980 |
900 |
| Health
Education and Training Program (HETP) |
70 |
3500 |
17000 |
- |
| Promotion
of Traditional Health System and Awareness (PTHSA) |
70 |
4000 |
20000 |
3000 |
| Establishing
a Regional Forum of Traditional Healers (ERFTH) |
70 |
4000 |
20000 |
15000 |
| Training
of Women Traditional Health Practitioners (TWTHP) |
70 |
2500 |
10000 |
2000 |
| Women
Empowerment through Strengthening the Self Help
Group |
52 |
2365 |
9460 |
- |
| Gujarat Earthquake Relief
(GER) |
18 |
300 |
1554 |
300 |
| Rural
Water Management Research Project (RWMRP) |
134 |
1665 |
8325 |
1600 |
| Involvement
of Rural and tribal women in cultivation of
medicinal plants (IRWCMP) |
10 |
94 |
584 |
313 |
| Drought
Relief Program (DRP) - I |
12 |
574 |
2600 |
500 |
| Drought
Relief Program (DRP) - II |
3 |
12 |
57 |
17 |
| Food
For Work Drought Relief Project |
41 |
1506 |
7500 |
1500 |
| TOTAL |
1349 |
31496 |
157507 |
4230 |
|
| Recap of Major Programmes |
|
Partner
Agency |
Year |
Programme
Work |
| District Rural Development |
1988-90 |
Women awareness and Authority (DRDA)
Udaipur environment protection. |
| C.S.E. New Delhi |
1991-93 |
National Environment Campaign. |
| L.S.P.S.S., Coimbatore |
1992 |
Workshop on Traditional Health System. |
| ICCO-Canada, New Delhi |
1994 |
Establishment of small herbal farm |
| CRY, New Delhi |
1993-97 |
Traditional Health Programme. |
| Build, Germany |
1995 |
Issue Awareness Programme. |
| AUDHYOGINY, New Delhi |
1996 |
Grass-root management training programme. |
| MISEREOR, Germany |
1991-94 |
Construction of community centres |
| CASA, Udaipur |
1989-99 |
Rajasthan Development Project. |
| D.S.T. New Delhi |
1993-95 |
Cultivation Cum Research Centre. |
| D.S.T. New Delhi |
1996-99 |
Ethno-medico Botanical Investigation. |
| D.B.T. New Delhi |
1999-02 |
Involvement of rural tribal women with cultivation of plants. |
| IGSSS, New Delhi |
1995-00 |
Environment awareness and training of people based groups. |
| K.K.S., Germany |
1994-00 |
Awareness building and education programme. |
| KZEV, Germany |
1996-00 |
Promotion of Traditional Health System and Awareness Programme. |
| Jeev Daya, USA |
1999 |
Literacy Programme. |
| Oxfam America |
1993-97 |
Integrated rural and education development programme. |
| WDP, Germany |
1999 |
Training of Women Traditional Health Practitioners. |
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Strategic Initiatives
and Current Developments
JJVS are active in developing strategies for a healthier
and fairer society. Following are our major initiatives
for the coming years: |
| Drought-Relief
and Water Conservation |
JJVS
seeks recognition as lead liaison agency for
drought relief and water conservation efforts
in Rajasthan. |
| Women
and children's health |
This
recent project establishes a local representative
in each village, through the Guni system, who
will be responsible for both traditional healing
as well as immunization and co-delivery of government
preventative health care programmes. |
| Recognition
of traditional health systems |
Efforts
are being made to get traditional health systems,
as practised by the Gunis, to be recognized
as a valid form of medicine complimentary with
Allopathy, Ayurveda, Unani, and Homeopathy. |
| Government
recognition of Gunis |
Gunis
must be recognised as Primary Health Workers
in order to achieve the government's stated
goal of "Health For All by 2010" |
| National
Herbal Garden, Herbarium, and Seed Bank |
Development
of a formalised herbal garden, herbarium, and
seed bank is necessary to protect presently
available and threatened medicinal plants. |
| National
Institute of Alternative Medicine |
We
recommend the development of an integrated institution
that provides traditional health care and alternative
health systems within a single supportive framework. |
| Community
Development and Guni Training Centre |
JJVS
plans call for the establishment of a permanent
training centre for community development workers
and Gunis |
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