Jana Kalyana Samakhya

Improved crop introduction, crop diversification, and soil and water management packages can all be effective interventions to raise agricultural output. It increases the chances for a community to transition from a household economy based on subsistence to one based on sustenance, as well as the opportunity for a livelihood.
Planting more than 1.41 lakh saplings ensures ecological security.
105 Ha are being used to promote climate resilient corps, which will help 1502 marginalised families.
More than 2600 farmers received training in organic and sustainable farming methods.
encouraged the use of better Chula and smokeless stoves in 600 households.
The lives of 1892 families were impacted by the 1925 HA of land that was put under irrigation by 56 WHS water collection structures, 8 check dams and 1 lift irrigation project.
35 water user committees were established, and community members contributed Rs. 7.53 lakh towards maintenance. Constructed 15 marginal & inner settlements with wate

JKS has made significant progress in the areas of child development, education, and rights.

Through 97 NFE centres, 2425 dropout children were mainstreamed into formal education.
Following the residential bridging course, 525 child workers and out-of-school youth were reintegrated into regular schools to continue their education.
School Management Committees, women's Self-Help Groups, and pertinent community stakeholders possess the ability and support to advocate for and oversee children's education and rights.
The bridge school implemented Multi Grade Multi Level (MGML) activity-based teaching and learning in order to mainstream dropout students into the regular school system so they may finish their education.
Computer-assisted instruction, yoga, and extracurricular activities help the kids at the bridge school develop a variety of abilities.
encouraged 41 children's clubs that improve the rights and safety of children