Mukhyamantri Anusuchit Janjati Gram Vikas Yojana of the Department of Scheduled Tribe,SC & ST Minorities and Backwareds Class Welfare Government Of Jharkhand to undertake social,economic,educational and health development of the Scheduled Tribes in all the villages which are ST dominated.
This scheme reimburse financial assistance, equipments, skill development and healthcare services for the betterment of tribal people in a comprehensive manner.
Benefits
- Donation of ₹1,000,000 to women self-help groups (SHGs) in chosen communities.
- Unemployed educated youngster might get up to ₹2,000,000 for self-employment or equipment purchase.
Regular malaria, sickle cell anemia, and chronic illness health camps. - Support tribal economic activities like lac and small forest product purchases at minimal support costs.
- Training programs for women SHGs and unemployed youth, conducted by NGOs and professional institutions.
- Forward marketing linkages to enhance economic activities and promote tribal products.
- Promotion of integrated village development plans under the supervision of traditional village leaders.
Eligibility Criteria
For Self-Help Groups (SHGs)
- The group must be selected by the Gram Sabha.
- The applicant must belong to a Scheduled Tribe community.
- The applicant’s village must have at least 80% tribal population.
- The village must be included in the list of selected villages under the scheme.
For Youth Self-Employment
- The applicant must be an unemployed educated youth.
- The applicant must have passed at least 10th grade.
- Priority will be given to those who have vocational training.
- The applicant must belong to a Scheduled Tribe community.
- The applicant’s village must have at least 80% tribal population.
- The village must be included in the list of selected villages under the scheme.
Application Process
Offline Mode
- Visit the District Welfare Office
- During office hours, visit the District Welfare Office and request a hard copy of the application form from the designated staff.
- Complete the Application Form
- Fill in all mandatory fields.
- Attach self-attested copies of required documents.
- Submit the Application
- Submit the completed and signed application form along with the necessary documents to the District Welfare Office.
- Obtain Acknowledgment
- Request a receipt or acknowledgment after submission.
- Ensure the receipt includes submission date, time, and a unique identification number (if applicable).
Required Documents
- Scheduled Tribe Certificate
- Address Proof (Aadhaar Card, Voter ID, etc.)
- Educational Certificate (minimum 10th-grade pass)
- SHG Registration Certificate (for SHGs applying for grants)
- Gram Sabha Resolution Document (for selected SHGs or villages)
- Training Certificate (if applicable)
- Bank Account Details
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
- Who is eligible to apply for the scheme?
Scheduled Tribe self-help groups (SHGs) and unemployed educated youth from selected tribal villages. - How are villages selected under the scheme?
Villages with at least 80% tribal population are selected based on Gram Sabha recommendations and government criteria. - Are health camps part of the scheme?
Yes, regular health camps are organized for the prevention and treatment of diseases like malaria and sickle cell anemia. - What is the role of Gram Sabha in the scheme?
The Gram Sabha is responsible for selecting eligible SHGs and villages for the scheme. - Who monitors the implementation of the scheme?
The scheme is monitored by the District Welfare Office, along with local Gram Sabha leaders and NGOs. - What is the role of NGOs in the scheme?
NGOs help in training SHGs and unemployed youth, and assist in marketing tribal products. - Can vocational training enhance eligibility?
Yes, applicants with vocational training will be given priority for self-employment assistance. - How can SHGs use the financial grant?
SHGs can use the grant for economic activities, skill development, and income-generating initiatives. - Is there any assistance for marketing tribal products?
Yes, the scheme provides forward marketing linkages to promote tribal products and economic activities. - What is the frequency of scheme monitoring?
Regular monitoring and evaluations are conducted by government officials, NGOs, and local leaders.