SMGVS – SMGVS – सर्व मंगल ग्रामिण विकास संस्थान

Climate Change Adaptation Mitigation and Climate Smart Agriculture

Rejuvenating Sodality and Ecosystem

Agriculture- Source of National Prosperity

Educate a woman, empower the next generation

Believe in giving back to planet.

Diversity.Equality.Unity

Our Mission

Objective of Sarv Mangal gramin vikas sansthan

Sarv Mangal Gramin Vikas Sansthan (SMGVS) was set up in 2004 (registered under the Rajasthan societies Registration Act 1958), to enhance rural livelihoods and holistic sustainable development of rural societies of Rajasthan, while promoting ecological restoration in rural landscapes. The society strives for a future when the local communities will determine their rights and responsibilities and will provide strong grassroots support for a resilient nation, incorporating principles of natural resources conservation and social justice.

Mr. L S Pandey

Chief Executive Officer

Our Core Areas

Animal Health

SMC/SWC

Pastureland Development and Biodiversity Conservation

Rural livelihoods & Enterprises

Women Empowerment

Capacity Building

Sustainable Agriculture

Energy Conservations

Milestones

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Stakeholder

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Villages Covered

Watershed area(hectare)

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Water Bodies

Household Benefited

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Skill & Capacity Building

Awards

Award Recieved by SDO Nainwa-2025

ATMA Project Award For Azolla Production
(1st Prize)

Award Recieved by SDO Hindoli-2025

Community Voices

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How Durga Lal benefitted from Anicut

It was challenging to utilize my land for crop production due to water scarcity. However, after installing an anicut, the water level has increased, allowing us to change our cropping pattern. Using the ITC MAARS app, we stay informed about disease control and weather conditions well in advance. As a result, my land is more productive, leading to increased earnings. The support from ITC and SMGVS has also helped enhance my knowledge of agricultural practices.

-Durga Lal (Farmer)
Village Basoli, Bundi

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Benefitted from Vermicomposting

I now have a lot of tasks to manage on my land, including growing various vegetables and fruits. I've also come to understand the importance of vermicomposting and other techniques for water and soil conservation. Attending ITS's CSA Meetings has helped me improve my livelihood through better crop production. I've also invested money in building my own Pucca house.

-Yashpal Saini, Farmer
Neem Ka Khera, Bundi (Raj)

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Happy with ITC and SMVGS work

After the procurement of tanks in our community, we are now benefiting from improved water availability for our animals and crops. Additionally, I have begun practicing horticulture and can now grow multiple crops on my land. Through a CSA meeting, I learned about seed germination and now use a good variety of seeds. In a season, I earned 85,000 from papaya fruit alone. I am pleased to share that both ITC and SMGVS have come to my village.

-Jagdish Meena (Farmer)
Kishanganj, Bundi

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Happy with ITC and SMVGS work

Earlier, I used to plant crops without much knowledge, but after interventions from ITC and support from SMGVS, my methods of growing crops significantly improved. A drip system was installed, which addressed water scarcity issues. Additionally, they provided a sprinkler pipeline and helped build a manger for animals. A greenhouse was constructed for vegetables and fruits, and they supplied us with plants to cultivate. As a result, my income has increased, and I now maintain my own nursery of fruiting plants.

-Bardilal Saini (Farmer)
Neem Ka Khera, Bundi (Raj.)