Adarsh Gram Vikas Sewa Samiti

We empower rural communities through education, skill development, agriculture support, and livelihood enhancement programs.

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About Us

Adarsh Gram Vikas Sewa Samiti

Our work uplifts underprivileged communities, reduces poverty, and fosters sustainable development in Bokaro district.

Founded in 2005 by Basudeo Sharma, AGVSS focuses on education, health, and rural development. Starting with forest conservation, we grew to support 7,200+ beneficiaries. Our programs include SHG formation, skill development, and sustainable agriculture. We work across Bokaro, Giridih, and East Singhbhum, creating model villages with urban amenities.

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Renovation of Pond, Bathing Ghat, Solar Drinking Water & Shamshan Shed

This infrastructure development project, funded by ONGC, addressed water scarcity and sanitation in rural villages. It involved renovating ponds, building bathing ghats, installing solar drinking water systems, and constructing a Shamshan Shed. These facilities benefited 1,500 villagers directly, with PRI members as stakeholders. The project improved water availability, hygiene, and community dignity in last rites. Two staff members implemented the work based on local needs. The initiative contributed to long-term environmental and social well-being.

06 Jan, 2025

Rural Haat Infrastructure Development

This initiative, supported by NABARD, focused on creating market access for 2,200 farmers by developing a structured rural haat. Key interventions included constructing a 2,000 sqft shed with sanitation and installing lighting for evening operations. A Bazar Samiti was formed to manage the market sustainably and generate income. The project resolved the issue of unorganized, unhygienic weekly haats lacking basic amenities. Local buyers were also involved as stakeholders. A small team of 2 staff executed the project with community participation.

Programs

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SAMEKIT BIRSA GRAM VIKASH SAH KRISHAK PATHSALA

This agriculture-based project aimed to boost farmer income and reduce reluctance towards farming caused by limited irrigation and small landholdings. Supported by the Department of Agriculture, 1,000 farmers were trained in high-value crop cultivation, drip irrigation, and mulching techniques. Farmer Producer Organizations (FPOs) were formed to ensure sustainability beyond the program period. The project led to increased agricultural productivity and empowered local farmers. PRI members, women, and children were also engaged as key stakeholders. A team of 15 staff members successfully executed the interventions.

Targeted Intervention (HIV/AIDS)

This health project addressed the high rate of HIV/STI among high-risk groups (HRGs) through awareness, testing, and care services. Supported by Jharkhand State AIDS Control Society, it reached 2,500 HRGs and involved 36 staff members. Awareness sessions led to behavioral changes like safe sex practices, regular HIV testing, and 20 PLHIVs being linked to ART. Local health practitioners and the general population were also sensitized. The project contributed to reducing new infections and promoting health-seeking behavior. Long-term, it aimed at sustained management of HIV/AIDS.

0 farmers trained in high-value crops, drip irrigation, and mulching practices.

0 HRGs educated on HIV/STI; 20 PLHIVs linked with ART and follow-up care.

0 shed built with lighting and sanitation at rural haat for better marketing.

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