Cause Area
Financials
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2020
Total IncomeRs.185,886,331Total ExpensesRs.178,620,670Non Program ExpensesRs.13,375,142Program ExpensesRs.165,245,528Tip: Click on any value above to exclude it. -
2021
Total IncomeRs.158,362,268Total ExpensesRs.210,928,278Non Program ExpensesRs.14,329,731Program ExpensesRs.216,884,174Tip: Click on any value above to exclude it. -
2022
Total IncomeRs.387,234,958Total ExpensesRs.320,658,127Non Program ExpensesRs.43,050,065Program ExpensesRs.277,608,062Tip: Click on any value above to exclude it. -
2023
Total IncomeRs.413,250,859Total ExpensesRs.293,584,626Non Program ExpensesRs.55,422,869Program ExpensesRs.238,161,757Tip: Click on any value above to exclude it. -
2024
Total IncomeRs.258,148,286Total ExpensesRs.233,398,790Tip: Click on any value above to exclude it.
Geographies Served
Programs
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Livelihoods & Entrepreneurship Programme
SEWA Bharat focuses on empowering informal women workers through livelihoods and entrepreneurship. It addresses the economic disparities faced by women, promotes microfinance for women and strives for gender equity in agriculture and cooperatives. By supporting income-generating activities and entrepreneurship, SEWA transforms women's positions within households and communities. It promotes microentrepreneurship, collective social enterprises, and provides a Women's Enterprise Support System to facilitate women's financial sustainability and business development.
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Digital Interventions Programme
SEWA Bharat's digital interventions aim to empower informal women workers by leveraging technological innovations. Recognizing the inequity in accessing digital technology, SEWA works to bridge the gap and ensure inclusive participation. Its approach focuses on equalizing access to digital assets, promoting literacy in digital tools and finance, and supporting digital business pilots. Digital technology enables financial inclusion, providing simplified access to credit, digital payments, and alternative financing. It also boosts livelihoods by creating new job roles, connecting microentrepreneurs with online marketplaces, and skilling women with digital tools. Additionally, digital platforms amplify the voices of grassroots women, facilitate the digitization of enterprises, and serve as essential response mechanisms during crises. SEWA Bharat strives to create a more inclusive and equal digital world for informal women workers.
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Skill Development Programme
SEWA Bharat's skill development programme empowers women by addressing economic participation and skill enhancement. It goes beyond technical skills, focusing on personality development and awareness of the competitive environment. With market-driven training programmes and online adaptations, it offers livelihood opportunities in sectors like retail, hospitality, livestock rearing, and e-rickshaw driving. By promoting sustainable options and breaking traditional norms, SEWA Bharat transforms women, making them confident, self-reliant decision-makers in their families and communities.
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Land Titles & Ownership Programme
SEWA Bharat's programme on land title and ownership aims to empower informal women workers by strengthening their land ownership and tenure. Informal settlements often lack infrastructure and have insecure land tenure, affecting living conditions. SEWA Bharat's approach includes capacity building, awareness raising, community mobilization, Government liaisoning, and advocacy. It works to improve awareness of infrastructure services, enhance tenure security, and facilitate access to formal finance. Projects like Zamini Adhikar Abhiyan and the Roadmap to Tenure Security focus on empowering women and creating sustainable livelihoods. SEWA Bharat's efforts uplift women and advocate for better policies and tenure security.
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Financial Inclusion Programme
SEWA Bharat's financial inclusion programme aims to empower informal women workers, providing them with financial independence. These women often rely on informal finance sources, which come with high-interest rates and risks. SEWA Bharat's approach includes financial literacy training and the establishment of credit cooperatives. Financial literacy workshops enhance women's financial decision-making skills and promote saving habits. The Mahila SEWA Credit Cooperative allows women to invest and grow their assets within the institution, providing access to credit and necessary financial guidance. Doorstep banking services ensure convenience and fair interest rates, protecting women from exploitation by private moneylenders. SEWA Bharat's efforts enable women to save, invest, and protect their earnings, paving the way towards financial independence.
Impact Metrics
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Skill Building, Education and Vocational Training to Girls and Women
Year-wise Metrics- 2015-16 10000
- 2016-17 1500
- 2018-19 2500
Registration Details
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PAN Card
AACTS0729C
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Registration Number
GUJ/1027/Ahmedabad
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CSR Form 1
Not Available
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80G
AACTS0729CF20214
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12A
AACTS0729CE20214
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FCRA
041910128
About
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Headquarters
New Delhi, Delhi
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Since
1972
Impact
SEWA Bharat has made an impact by empowering chosen enterprises, achieving a remarkable 3X average revenue growth, positively impacting 165,000 women, providing digital platform skills to 20 women, conducting 20 online training sessions, connecting 16,000 women to e-marketplaces, raising awareness on land rights and associated issues for 22,000 women, increasing access to improved infrastructure facilities for 500 women, strengthening tenure for 150 women, granting access to housing and livelihood finance for 4,816 women, reaching 11,133 women with credit and finance, and disbursing a substantial amount of 25 crores as loans through the SEWA institutional credit system.
Vision and Mission
SEWA Bharat's mission is to strengthen the movement of women in the informal economy by highlighting their issues nationally and building member organizations' capacity to empower women workers, with the vision of achieving full employment and self-reliance for its members.
Political & Religious Declarations
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Political Affiliation
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Religious Affiliation
Location
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Offices in Cities
Other Details
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Type
Non-profit
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Sub Type
Society
Website
Technology Adoption
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SOC 2 Compliant
No
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Financial Management
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Beneficiary Management