PRADHAN MANTRI JANJATI ADIVASI NYAYA MAHA ABHIYAN (PM JANMAN)
Focus:
- PM JANMAN represents a comprehensive initiative addressing the multifaceted challenges faced by PVTGs, face challenges like isolation, limited access to services, discrimination, and threats to traditional livelihoods.
Source: UGI
About PM JANMAN
- Implemented by The Ministry of Tribal Affairs in collaboration with State governments and PVTG communities.
- Central Sector and Centrally Sponsored Schemes with 11 critical interventions overseen by 9 Ministries.
- Targets villages inhabited by Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups (PVTGs) for existing scheme implementation.
- PM JANMAN focuses on promoting sustainable livelihoods by providing skills training, resources, and securing land titles under the Forest Rights Act.
- Encompasses sectors such as safe housing (PM-AWAS Scheme), clean drinking water, healthcare, education, nutrition, and connectivity.
- Focus on sustainable livelihoods, Van Dhan Vikas Kendras, off-grid solar power, and solar street lights.
- Health outreach strategies, including Mobile Medical Health Units, are tailored for specific issues like teenage pregnancies and oral health.
About PVTG
· Establishment: o Dhebar Commission established Primitive Tribal Groups (PTGs). · PVTGs Definition: o Defined as tribal communities with declining population, pre-agrarian technology use, economic backwardness, and low literacy. o Identified as less developed among tribal communities. · Renaming in 2006: o In 2006, PTGs renamed as Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups (PVTGs). o Reside in remote areas, face challenges due to poor infrastructure and administrative support. · Geographical Spread: o 75 PVTG communities in 22,544 villages across 18 States and Union Territories in India. o Odisha has the highest number (15), followed by Andhra Pradesh (12), Bihar, and Jharkhand (9), among others. |