SBI GRAM SEVA- Integrated Rural Development through village adoption model
SBI Gram Seva, a flagship program
of SBI Foundation was launched in August 2017. It is an integrated rural
development program aiming towards holistic the socio-economic development of rural
India, through adoption of villages. The key catalyst in this process are our
implement partners - the grass root NGOs that hand hold the development
activities.
The program has broad
objectives of achieving:
•
Digitalization of
Villages
•
Promotion of
Quality Education
•
Improving Primary
Health Care Services
•
Providing Safe
Drinking Water & Sanitation
•
Livelihood
Generation
•
Convergence of
Government Schemes
•
Empowerment of
Rural Women & Youth
•
Improvement of
Rural Infrastructure
•
Environment
Protection
Gram Panchayats and local
communities actively take part in identification of the need, planning of
customized interventions, and execution of the development interventions
through a participatory and democratic approach. A conducive platform is
enabled by partner NGOs which act as a catalyst in various roles such as in
technical guidance, on ground implementation, identification of resource
persons for training, convergence with line departments for government
initiatives and more.
Through strategic interventions
and holistic coverage of various thematic areas, this program defines a roadmap
for the socio-economic development of our adopted villages, setting in the
wheel of change.
In a nutshell SBI
Foundation through its flagship program SBI Gram Seva promotes Mahatma Gandhi's
vision of Gram Swaraj and enables self-reliant (Atmanirbhar) villages, through
transformation of every village into a self-efficient autonomous entity with
access to systems and facilities required for a dignified living.
As on
date, 100 villages across 16 States in India have been adopted
under the SBI Gram Seva program.
State |
District |
Implementing Partner NGO |
Assam |
Baksa |
Assam Centre for Rural Development |
Bihar |
Jamui |
Nav Bharat Jagriti Kendra |
Jharkhand |
Deoghar |
|
Maharashtra |
Beed |
Dilasa Sanstha |
Wardha |
||
Lathur |
Dilasa Jan Vikas Pratisthan |
|
Osmanabad |
||
Uttarakhand |
Almora |
Sanjeevani Vikas Evam Jan Kalyan
Samiti |
Uttar Pradesh |
Siddharth Nagar |
Purvanchal Gramin Seva Samiti |
Gorakhpur |
||
Karnataka |
Gadag |
Sankalpa Rural Development Society |
Meghalaya |
West Garo Hills |
Bakdil |
Mizoram |
Mamit |
Goodwill Foundation |
Nagaland |
Dimapur |
ANMA Integrated Development
Association |
Telangana |
Sangareddy |
Bhavishya Bharat |
Andhra Pradesh |
Visakhapatnam |
BAIF Development Research
Foundation |
Chhattisgarh |
Kanker |
Samarthan Centre for Development
support |
Madhya Pradesh |
Vidisha |
Action for Social Advancement |
Odisha |
Kalahandi |
Gram Vikas |
Rajasthan |
Jaisalmer |
Urmul |