Savings & Credit Based Women's Institutions

Ibdata works on organising rural women to give them economic and social independence through savings and credit based women's institutions, which provide them an opportunity to share, participate, and raise issues concerning their lives and take decisions.

Women-led Livelihoods

Ibtada has introduced interventions in agriculture, animal husbandry as well as entrepreneurship to help local women earn additional and increased income through new and improved methods. Along with capacity building for better practices, Ibtada has also facilitated the formation of 3 Producer Companies for Agricultural Produce, Goat Rearing, and Dairy Farming.

Education 

Ibtada is helping improve the quality of education in Government schools by placing motivators to support teaching, forming School Management Committees including parents, teachers and motivators together and Bal Panchayats to include children themselves in the day-to-day on goings of the school.

Girls' Empowerment

The lack of education for girls has been one of the important reasons of the poor state of women and girls in the Mewat region. The Girls Empowerment Program is focused upon providing formal and informal education to girls aged 12 to 18 years through Girls Resource Centers (established at village level), career guidance, vocational training, financial support & transport facilities.

Rights and Entitlements

Village Rights Committees are created in clusters that disseminate information to the women about government schemes, programs, entitlements and roles & responsibilities of the service providers to empower and make them 'Adikaar Sakhis' who can help the village members receive their rights and entitlements.