Manjari Corner
Two new 'Didi Ki Dukan' shops unveiled in Dholpur, Rajasthan. Capacity-building workshop hosted on effective communication in finance & accounting. Solar pump installation for irrigation in Sitarganj (Uttarakhand) under the FRDP project. New Production house inaugurated in Nurabad, Muraina (MP), in collaboration with JK Tyres. Training session organized for SHG members at Dariba location on MGNREGA, labour rights and entitlement. Training and animal feed distribution program organized at the Manjari office in Sarmathura, for 100 scheduled tribe goat farmers.
Drinking water
Drinking water

A safe and clean water supply is the backbone of a healthy nation, yet it is highly underprioritized all over the World.

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Social Enterprises
Social Enterprises

Our experience has taught us that small and marginal farmers and artisans face diverse challenges such as low income.

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Youth development
Youth development

In India, Rajasthan ranks third in the prevalence of child marriage. This practice drives early childbearing, dropping out of school.

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Rural Health Care
Rural Health Care

Manjari Foundation trained active SHG women as 'Jan Sakhis' in 100 villages to survey/ collect information on the health status of women and the community.

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Quality Education
Quality Education

India ranks 105th amongst 128 countries in education. Despite the growth in literacy rates – 64% in 2001 to 74.04 % in 2011 as per Census 2011,

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Livelihood
Livelihood

Manjari Foundation works with rural underprivileged families to promote and support independent livelihood programmes for women.

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Women's Institutions
Women's Institutions

We are committed to empowering women from marginalised communities, so that they can live their lives with dignity.

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'Manjari’ literally translates to “seed of Tulsi”, a sacred Indian plant. When women mobilise themselves to form institutions, they are empowered to sow their own ‘seeds of change’.