By Atul Lekhra | Manager- Online Donor Communication
Dear Friend,
Here at Seva Mandir we have put in a sustained effort to economically empower the residents of Southern Rajasthan. Through our Natural Resource Development unit and Self Help Group Programmes there has been several income generating activities (IGAs) which have yielded positive results. The Dal (Lentil) Mill, one of the major IGAs, was set up in 2011 and has made a lot of progress over the years. The Dal Mill obtains organic pulses from local farmers at competitive but fair rates and then sells the produce after it has been processed. Once a profit has been achieved it is then distributed among the farmers.
Jay Herndon, one of our volunteers at Seva Mandir who is currently pursuing his PHD in economics at the University of Alabama, goes into greater depth regarding the Dal Mill in his recently published report to the London School of Economics online blog. Please click on the link below to get a greater insight to how the Dal Mill operates.
We would like to thank you for letting us meet our commitments at the field. Every small bit, no matter how small helps us reach closer to these farmers. We do hope that you will continue to support our project.
Kind regards,
Atul Lekhra and Seva Mandir Team
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By Atul Lekhra | Manager- Online Donor Communication
By Atul Lekhra | Manager- Online Donor Communication
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