PM-JANMAN and Dharti Aaba: Key government schemes for tribal welfare
Focuses on last-mile delivery and 'benefit saturation camps' at the village level, ensuring every eligible person receives their entitlements.Special emphasis on Aadhaar, ration cards, health cards, bank accounts, pensions, scholarships, insurance, skill training, and livelihood programs.Dedicated funding for livelihood development and post-claim support, including support for agriculture, fisheries, and forest rights.Community-led model with active participation from local leaders, Panchayati Raj Institutions, and tribal organisations.HOW THESE SCHEMES WORKSaturation Approach: Every eligible household in targeted areas gets all the basic facilities—no one is left out.advertisementBenefit Camps: Special camps at the village level deliver services like health check-ups, Aadhaar enrolment, bank accounts, and more, all in one place.Multi-Ministry Coordination: Different ministries work together for faster, more efficient delivery of schemes.Community Participation: Local leaders and organisations help identify beneficiaries and spread awareness, making the process transparent and inclusive.
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