SBI Gram Saksham
Improve Living Standards
In collaboration with the SBI Foundation, Sanjeevani is driving holistic rural transformation across 10 villages in Syalde Block, Almora, Uttarakhand, through the SBI Gram Saksham initiative. Empowering 200 women with sustainable goat-rearing livelihoods, strengthening Self-Help Groups, and promoting financial literacy, the project simultaneously enhances community well-being by expanding primary veterinary care via trained Pashu Sakhis, installing solar-powered street lights, ensuring access to safe drinking water, and establishing open fitness gyms. By integrating economic empowerment, institutional capacity building, and critical infrastructure development under the continued umbrella of Gram Seva, SBI Gram Saksham is fostering resilient, inclusive, and self-reliant communities—creating a scalable model for sustainable rural development in the Himalayan region. The project encompasses 490 households with a total population of 2,114 across 10 villages, directly empowering 200 women through 20 Self-Help Groups (SHGs) as key beneficiaries.
Our Strategy
Agri-Horticulture
Education
Women Empowerment
Livelihood
Environment
From Sick Goats to Self-Reliance: One Woman’s Doorstep Care Transforms a Village
In Chichaun village, a sick goat once meant costly delays or loss. Today, Asha Rawat delivers doorstep care. Trained as a Pashu Sakhi under SBI Gram Saksham, she now tends 40+ goats, earns ₹500–650 monthly, and has slashed livestock mortality. More than a caregiver, Asha is the village’s first responder—a living testament that women drive rural resilience. Her journey from beneficiary to champion has inspired others to pursue skill-based livelihoods, shifting her community from dependency to self-reliance.
