(MAEF) is a grassroots NGO headquartered in Jasota village, Dausa tehsil, Dausa district, Rajasthan. Founded under the leadership of Mr. Shyam Sundar Jangid (President) and Mrs. Raveena Jangid (Secretary), MAEF is a people's movement building Model Panchayats through water conservation, women empowerment, education, and health & sports.
MAEF works by engaging sarpanches, forming ward-wise community teams, conducting chaupal baithaks and gram panchayat surveys, preparing DPRs, and connecting communities to government schemes. This model has been replicated across 9 districts of Rajasthan.
With 500+ volunteers, self-help groups, and partnerships with government bodies and CSR programs, MAEF has brought sustainable change to some of Rajasthan's most underserved areas.
Read MoreTo build a self-reliant rural India by ensuring access to water, education, women empowerment, and health for every community in Rajasthan.
All our work, photos, and stories are organised under these four pillars.
Sarpanch meetings → ward-wise teams → chaupal baithaks → gram panchayat survey → DPR preparation → government scheme awareness. This model has built 250+ ponds in Dausa (Chhrada area) and 75 farm ponds in Kukas, Jaipur.
Tailoring workshops, self-help groups (SHGs), micro-loans for sewing machines, and skill development programs driving economic independence for rural women across Rajasthan.
Digital learning labs with tablets, offline content, and structured literacy programs. Focused on reducing school dropout rates and improving learning outcomes for 1 lakh+ rural children.
Free village health camps for screening and nutrition support. Chess promotion through free classes, local & state tournaments, and training school teachers as chess coaches.
MAEF's water conservation model — sarpanch engagement, ward-wise teams, chaupal baithaks, gram panchayat surveys, DPR preparation, and government scheme awareness — has been successfully replicated across 9 districts of Rajasthan.
Support farm ponds, rainwater harvesting, and irrigation systems. Your donation directly funds the next pond in Tunga Basi, Jaipur.
Fund SHG training centers and micro-loan programs so more women like Sunita Devi can start their own businesses.
Organise free health camps and provide digital learning and chess coaching to children across villages.
National and international-level chess players compete over two days in Dausa's biggest chess event.
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MAEF engages Sarpanch, ward panch, and villagers to build local partnerships for grassroots development.
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Ward-wise team formation, chaupal baithaks, gram panchayat survey and DPR preparation for new pond construction in Dausa.
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45-day tailoring and skill development program with post-training micro-loans to help women start home-based businesses.
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Computer literacy and online education resources for students and youth — part of MAEF's new Tunga Basi initiative.
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Free medical consultations, BP/diabetes/vision screening, and nutrition kits for rural families. Plus: chess coaching demo for school teachers.
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18 team members from 9 wards trained on DPR preparation and household surveys.
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Training completed for 18 members across 9 wards on DPR and survey processes.
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Local media covers MAEF's ground-level training for Gram Panchayat development planning.
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Players from across the country compete in Dausa's biggest chess tournament of 2026.
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Day one of the tournament brings thrilling face-offs among top-rated players.
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Dhundhad Cup 2026 concludes with a thrilling seven-round championship finish.
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Winners honoured with trophies and cash prizes at the Dhundhad Cup closing ceremony.
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MAEF engages Sarpanch, ward panch, and villagers to build local partnerships for grassroots development.
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National and international-level chess players compete over two days in Dausa's biggest chess event.
Read MoreA glimpse into MAEF's ongoing projects — organized under our four core themes: Water Conservation, Women Empowerment, Education, and Health & Sports.
Meeting with Sarpanch, Ward Panch & villagers to build local partnerships
Farm pond in Kukas — 75 ponds completed with MAEF's community model
SHG tailoring training — 30 women graduated, 12 received micro-loans
Training ward team members on DPR preparation and household surveys
Digital learning lab — 120+ students/week using tablets for the first time
Women-led ward teams conducting household surveys for DPR preparation
Free screening camp — 210 villagers checked for BP, diabetes & vision
Tree plantation drive in village schools across Dausa