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This evaluation study reviews the Grant-in-Aid Scheme of the Ministry of Tribal Affairs, assessing scheme processes, implementation, monitoring, and outcomes. It examines education, health, and innovative projects supported through grants to voluntary organisations for tribal development.
It examines the programme’s progress in enhancing millet production, processing, procurement, and consumption while highlighting implementation achievements, challenges, and future opportunities.
This first-of-its-kind report by Bharat Rural Livelihoods Foundation explores the lives and development challenges of Adivasi communities in Central India. Drawing on expert insights, case studies, archival research, and extensive data, it examines governance, health, education, nutrition, gender, human development, and cultural heritage, alongside key policy and systemic challenges.
This report by Bharat Rural Livelihoods Foundation explores the lives and development challenges of Adivasi communities in Central India. Drawing on expert insights, case studies, archival research, and extensive data, it examines livelihoods, agriculture, natural resources, infrastructure, and the economic and political challenges facing these communities.
Research on Community Forest Rights in West Bengal, with attention to the Forest Rights Act, forest governance, and community rights.
An exploration of pathways to strengthen women’s agency and leadership in rural development, considering participation in the labour force, gender, governance, and tribal development.