Shivganga Vikas ka Jatan
Women carrying pans of earth on their heads up a hillside at sunset during a Halma in Jhabua

Stand with tribal Jhabua

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The villages give the labour — freely, in their hundreds of thousands of hours. What a donation buys is the rest: the cement, the pipe, the saplings and the tools that turn that labour into water standing in the ground.

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  • 80G tax exemption on every gift
  • 2007 working in Jhabua since
  • ~900 villages across the district
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100% of your money will be used for the betterment of tribals.

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Where it goes

What a gift turns into

Shivganga does not hand out money in villages. It puts material against labour that the village has already committed — which is why a modest gift goes a long way here.

Villagers breaking ground on a hillside with pickaxes during a Halma

The village brings the labour

Thousands of people walk to a hill and work it in a single day, unpaid. That is the Halma, and it is the part no donation could buy.

A talab in Jhabua holding water after the monsoon, seen from the air

Your gift makes it hold

Cement, pipe, tools, saplings and the diesel to move them. That is what turns a day of digging into a talab that still holds water in April.

Come and see what it paid for

Donors are welcome in Jhabua. Most people who give end up visiting, and most people who visit end up giving again.

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