The Ministry of Tribal Affairs has launched the Pradhan Mantri Janjati Adivasi Nyaya Maha Abhiyan (PM-JANMAN), an IEC campaign aimed at increasing awareness and ensuring full implementation of government schemes in tribal habitations with a majority of Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups (PVTGs). The campaign seeks to bridge gaps in knowledge and accessibility to various welfare programs, ensuring 100% coverage.
Through PM JANMAN Scheme, the government aims to enhance the livelihood, education, healthcare, and overall development of PVTG communities by bringing essential services and benefits to these remote and vulnerable tribal areas across India.
Pradhan Mantri Janjati Adivasi Nyaya Maha Abhiyan (PM-JANMAN) Scheme Details
- PM JANMAN is a government initiative aimed at integrating tribal communities into the mainstream.
- Implemented by the Ministry of Tribal Affairs in collaboration with state governments and PVTG communities.
- The scheme covers both Central Sector and Centrally Sponsored Schemes.
- It focuses on 11 critical interventions managed by 9 line ministries, ensuring the effective implementation of government schemes in PVTG-inhabited villages.
- The initiative addresses key areas such as:
- Safe housing under PM-AWAS.
- Access to clean drinking water.
- Improved healthcare.
- Education and nutrition.
- Road and telecommunications connectivity.
- Sustainable livelihood opportunities.
- It includes establishing Van Dhan Vikas Kendras for forest produce trade.
- Off-grid solar power systems for 1 lakh households and solar street lights are also part of the initiative.
- The scheme aims to enhance the quality of life for PVTGs by reducing discrimination and exclusion.
- It recognizes and values the contribution of PVTGs to national and global development.
PM JANMAN Scheme Progress and Target Mission
| Name of Ministry | Activity | Mission Target (2023-2026) | Target achieved as on 8th March 2024 |
|---|---|---|---|
| M/o Rural Development | Provision of pucca houses | 4.90 lakh houses | 1.7 lakh houses sanctioned |
| M/o Rural Development | Connecting roads | 8000 km road | 2800 km road |
| M/o Jal Shakti | Piped Water Supply | All uncovered HHs | 260506 FHTCs provided |
| M/o Health and Family Welfare | Mobile Medical Units | 1000 MMUs | 300 MMUs |
| M/o Education | Construction and running of hostels | 500 Hostels | 100 Hostels |
| M/o Women and Child Development | Construction and running of Anganwadi Centres | 2500 AWCs | 1050 AWCs |
| M/o Tribal Affairs | Setting up of VDVKs | 500 VDVKs | 502 VDVKs |
| M/o Tribal Affairs | Multipurpose Centers | 1000 MPCs | 822 MPCs |
| M/o Power | Energization of unelectrified HHs | All uncovered villages/habitations | 93712 HHs |
| M/o Communications | Installation of mobile towers | All uncovered villages/habitations | Coverage of 559 villages/habitations |
| M/o New and Renewable Energy | Households sanctioned under New Solar Power Scheme | – | 5067 Households sanctioned under New Solar Power Scheme |
PM JANMAN Scheme Detailed Action Plan
At the National Manthan Shivir held on December 15, 2023, the mission’s implementation strategy was thoroughly discussed. Over 700 officers from the Central and State governments collaborated in joint brainstorming sessions. Sectoral workshops were conducted, during which nine Ministries and Departments developed a comprehensive Action Plan.
PM JANMAN Scheme plan, demonstrating the States’ commitment, was presented to the High-Powered Committee under the Mission, consisting of Cabinet Ministers from the respective Ministries.It was noted that many families in these communities lack essential documents like Aadhaar, caste certificates, and Jan Dhan accounts, making it difficult for them to benefit from various schemes.
In response, detailed discussions were held with UIDAI, CSC, the Ministry of Agriculture, PMJAY, and other departments, along with District Magistrates from 100 districts, to ensure these basic requirements are met in a week-long campaign.
Campaign Activities of PM JANMAN Yojana
At the National Manthan Shivir on December 15, 2023, the mission’s implementation strategy was reviewed, with over 700 officers from Central and State governments collaborating in joint brainstorming sessions. Sectoral workshops were held, where nine Ministries and Departments developed a detailed Action Plan. This plan, showcasing the commitment of the States, was presented to the High-Powered Committee, which includes Cabinet Ministers from the respective Ministries.
It was highlighted that many families in these communities lack essential documents like Aadhaar, caste certificates, and Jan Dhan accounts, hindering their access to various schemes. To address this, extensive discussions were held with UIDAI, CSC, the Ministry of Agriculture, PMJAY, and other departments, alongside District Magistrates from 100 districts. A week-long campaign was planned to meet these basic requirements in a focused, coordinated effort.
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