The aim of the organisation is to develop replicable models in all the spheres of action of the organisation.
1. The model for reproductive health rights and health has been fairly well tested and honed in urban and rural areas across many states.
2. The climate change mitigation and sustainable agriculture work have also been developed into a replicable model including a viable renewable energy set up at Pandutalab and is now being implemented on a larger scale in Alirajpur district as part of a comprehensive project of ecosystem restoration and sustainable agriculture.
3. The work on the education front is continuing with the Rani Kajal Jeevan Shala in Kakrana and this will be further augmented with improvement in the infrastructure at the school.
4. The school is also the hub for cultural rejuvenation work as a recording studio has been set up there for the Bheel Voice programme.
5. Community organisation work needs to be strengthened further as all development work in the final analysis depends on this.
The work has been well begun and there is every possibility of the organisation continuing its robust innovation and implementation in its chosen fields of gender rights, education, health, cultural rejuvenation and ecological sustainability. The picture along side depicts Aladibai, a board member of Majlis and also a veteran activist of women’s struggles and Subhadra, the chairperson of the organisation, testing out a new hand made flour grinding stone housed in its hand made wooden base in the office in Indore.
