Access to the authorization letter for voluntary organizations working for old people by the Ministry of Tribal Affairs is given. This form is meant for voluntary organizations working in the field of integrated programme for older persons. Users can download the form and use it further.
Related Links
Related Links
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Sickle Cell Disease Support Corner, Ministry of Tribal Affairs
Sickle Cell Corner aims to create a self-registration system for people with Sickle Cell Disease and Sickle Cell Trait. In addition to registration, this portal provides the resources and information around SCD. The dashboard in this portal helps to understand the scale and distribution of SCD. The registration is voluntary and it is not recommended to refer this data for programme planning and research purposes.
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Website of Adivasi Grants Management System, Ministry of Tribal Affairs
Adivasi Grants Management System is provide a central database for Ministry of Tribal Affairs and the State Tribal Development/ Welfare Department to access, interact and analyse up-to-date scheme wise Physical and financial information and progress.
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Information on Spring Water Atlas, Ministry of Tribal Affairs
The Spring Water Atlas is a repository of information on springs in the form of science behind the springs, springsheds and springscape. The GIS enabled Online inventory of springs will help in mapping of springs, analyzing their health status, quality of water, discharge capacity and other physical, chemical and biological properties. The portal will strengthen various aspects of springs management to address water scarcity in India.
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Website of National Education Society for Tribal Students
National Education Society for Tribal Students (NESTS), an autonomous organization established under Ministry of Tribal Affairs (MoTA). The programme objectives conduct of training and capacity-building programs for teachers and students of Eklavya Model Residential Schools (EMRSs).
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Information on Going Online as Leaders (GOAL) Program, Ministry of Tribal Affairs
The project aims to identify and mobilise 2500 renowned people from the industry which include policy makers and influencers, teachers, artists, entrepreneurs and social workers known for their achievements in their respective domains, to personally mentor tribal youth across India.