Seva Mandir

Seva Mandir Seva Mandir Marg Old Fatehpura Udaipur, Rajasthan 313004 India +91-294-2450960 http://www.sevamandir.org

Mission

To make real the idea of society consisting of free and equal citizens who are able to come together & solve the problems that affect them in their particular contexts through - Creation of platforms for people to come together & participate in development processes; Equipping village groups & leaders with skills & resources to respond to their own needs; &, Ensuring that members of village communities are able to interact with, & access benefits from government & non-government agencies.

Programs

Seva Mandir works through a triangular strategy based on strengthening sustainable livelihoods, building people's capabilities, and empowering village institutions. Seva Mandir's work spans village institutions, natural resource management, income-generation activities, health, education, women's empowerment, and child development. At the village level, democratic village institutions are formed, which are responsible for managing all aspects of local development. (469)

Current Projects on GlobalGiving

Send a Child in India to School for a Year	Immunization for Tribal Children and Young Mothers	Profit for Poor Farmers	Improving Food Security for Tribal Farmers
Fellowship Programme for Tribal Community Leaders	Building Self Reliant Rural Communities in India

Personnel Overview

Shaildenrea Tiwari - Incharge- Natural Resource Management Progam
Shailendra has Graduate in Agriculture & Masters’ in animal science. He's been associated with Natural Resource Development programs for past 15 years. His experience involves working to strengthen livelihood contribution of farming systems, horticulture, Organic agriculture, plant protection & agriculture research. He's played a key role in rollout of the Farmer Partipatory Research Initiative.

Personnel Statistics

Priyanka Singh,
Chief Executive
Founded in 1968
Employees: 302
Volunteers: 0

Financial Statistics

Budget (2010): £ 2,140,029
Budget (2007): £ 1,708,496
Maximum Budget: £ 1,757,653
Overhead: 13 %
Other funding sources: Interchurch Organization for Development Co-operation (Netherlands), Plan International (Delhi), EED (Germany), Canada India Village Aid (Canada), European Commission, Ford Foundation- Delhi), Target International
Religious Affiliation: None