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  ARPAN works at the grassroots level through participatory, community-led approaches to empower women, adolescents, youth, and children, particularly from Tribal and Dalit communities. By nurturing local leadership, ARPAN enables communities to advocate for their rights and drive their own holistic development. Its initiatives span women’s and adolescent girls’ empowerment, tribal development, sustainable livelihoods, equitable access to land and natural resources, climate-conscious agriculture, and the protection of human and child rights — all grounded in the spirit of collective empowerment and social justice.
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Who We Are
What We Do
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  ARPAN works at the grassroots level through participatory, community-led approaches to empower women, adolescents, youth, and children, particularly from Tribal and Dalit communities. By nurturing local leadership, ARPAN enables communities to advocate for their rights and drive their own holistic development. Its initiatives span women’s and adolescent girls’ empowerment, tribal development, sustainable livelihoods, equitable access to land and natural resources, climate-conscious agriculture, and the protection of human and child rights — all grounded in the spirit of collective empowerment and social justice.
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Stories of Change

Raji Women Brought Back Multipurpose Building to Aultari

Since 2022, women of the Raji community have been actively engaging with government officials to secure essential services for their villages.

Owe a Great Deal to Friendship with ARPAN- Chandra Devi

My name is Chandra Devi. I was born in Tanakpur (Uttarakhand) and the Raji Janjaati (tribe) is both my identity and my sense of home. I speak Kumaoni, Hindi and Jindari.

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