Archive · 29 May 2025
Network Launched to Help Marginalized in Jharkhand
A group of 30 organizations in Jharkhand have teamed up to help people who are often left out.
This new group, called SAARTHI-Jharkhand Just Transition Network, will work with the government and local communities.
They will focus on those affected by mining, living in forests, and other marginalized groups.
The goal is to make sure everyone in Jharkhand benefits from progress and has a say in decisions.
The Chief Minister of Jharkhand highlighted that the state contributes to the country's progress, but certain communities bear the negative effects of industrial activities.
This network aims to ensure these communities are actively involved in shaping their future.
SAARTHI-Jharkhand Just Transition Network launched in Jharkhand.
The network comprises 30 civil society organizations.
It aims to promote inclusive and sustainable development.
The network will focus on forest-dependent, mining-affected, and marginalized communities.
Jharkhand's Chief Minister emphasized the importance of community participation.
- Who
- SAARTHI-Jharkhand Just Transition Network, a collective of 30 civil society organizations.
- What
- A network of civil society organizations was launched to promote sustainable development and social inclusion.
- When
- Wednesday
- Where
- Jharkhand
- Why
- To ensure sustainable development and social inclusion, especially for marginalized communities.
- Number of CSOs in Network
- 30
- Network Name
- Jharkhand Just Transition Network
- State
- Jharkhand
- Chief Minister
- Hemant Soren
- Launch Day
- Wednesday