Agriculture and Food Security

journey towards peace and non violence

Objectives

Improving the fertility of land and enhance the capacity of oppressed tribe towards agriculture.
Improve agricultural activities by utilizing the local available resources as well as the skill and knowledge of the tribal.
Create food self reliant society through agricultural activities.
Securities of livelihoods of rural communities especially to women.
Increasing profitability from agriculture.
Increase the knowledge of tribal especially women on modern agriculture with adequate information, knowledge, skill and choice.
Provide employment opportunities of tribal women through different agricultural activities i.e rearing of animal and birds, fishery, vegetables cultivation etc.

Working strategy to attain the objectives

Control of women in the family on marketing decision and agriculture production activities.
Emphasis on soil and water conservation to enhanced yield.
Develop the self help group of women for sustainable development on agriculture activities both individual and group level.
Capacities building of women in agricultural activities.
Multiplying nos. of grain bank.
Integrated approach-i.e the production of foods crops vegetable fruits from a piece of land.
Our agriculture intervention focuses on small holders. Under this backdrop Seba Jagat is visualizing to provide basic facilities, ideas to the farmers exceptionally tribal. With our facilitation since last one decade we succeed to enhancing the productivity, knowledge, market linkage, conservation of agriculture bio diversity in a sustainable manner. Some of our major activities are below in nut cell, Soil and water conservation.
Keeping in mind the soil type, topography of the area and the availability of water, a strategy was formed to check soil erosion and increase the level of ground water in the operational area. With a watershed approach, treatmen

Empowerment of Physical Challenge People

Current situations of PWDs

Social exclusion and indiscrimination is prevalent almost everywhere in the country, Kalahandi is impacted more considerably than other areas because it is one of the most backward Districts not only in Odisha but also in India. More than 70 percent tribal & Dalit population who have suffer disproportionately from displacement, landlessness, food insecurity, unemployment, hunger, malnutrition, high IMR & MMR.. The condition of the people with disabilities (PWDs) in this district is simply horrible in terms of their socio, economic, political and cultural exclusion. Their human rights are violated from every corner.

Firstly, they belong to culturally excluded groups (tribal, Dalit and other "backward" categories). Secondly, constant spiritual beliefs reinforce the notion that supernatural causes are responsible for their condition so they are more likely to feel shy than hope. Thirdly, they are geographically isolated and economically disadvantaged so have little experience of what medical treatments can or cannot do. Fourthly, because of social traditions, they have low expectations of their own abilities - a self-fulfilling prediction.