SAHASH is dedicated for change of society, socially, economically, educationally

SAHASH is engaged in a Rapid Development Initiative to establish an agenda for land reform in India. SAHASH is also working closely with Indian policy makers and international donors to resolve land issues. SAHASH focuses on providing land access and improved land rights to the rural poor, to women and other marginalized groups.

Rural land problems in India have not gone unnoticed. In the decades following Independence many Indian States passed land reform laws aimed at broadening the access to rural land. But these efforts, except for a few notable successes, were poorly designed and implemented. Landlords have taken up their cases in courts and have managed to exploit the land while the poor have suffered landless.

SAHASH works with partners including key Government Officials, selected Research Institutions and NGOs to study, develop, communicate and help implement a feasible pro-poor legislative policy and administrative reforms. SAHASH is active in giving suggestions and information about the correct people for whom land is needed and providing proper information to Government Officials to do the needful. SAHASH also promises to work for meaningful land rights to the rural poor, to women and other marginalized groups. .

SAHASH has partnered with the University of Agricultural Sciences in a project to provide agricultural extension services to families with small kitchen gardens to help them use their land more efficiently in improving their nutrition and income. SAHASH also works in the development of civic amenities including sanitary facilities, drainage, street development and village development along with State Rural Development Agencies, Zila Parishads and Central Govt.

According to observation of our organization we have find that about 50 percentage of non-implementation of MGNREGA Act 2005.Most of the evaluation done on paper not on fields.This is because of unawareness of the Act completely among the rural people,they didn't raise the question because everybody don't know about the act and Pradhan and Block Committee never raise any question on this act.

The rights of the wage seekers are:
1. Facilities of creche, drinking water, first aid etc on work site
2. Getting work within fifteen days of application
3. Right to check their Muster Rolls and to get all the information regarding their employment entered in their job cards
4. Right to get unemployment allowance in case employment is not provided within fifteen days of submitting the application or from the date when work is sought.

Gram Sabha will proactively disclose following information related with the implementation of the scheme:
a. Names of work both completed and on going with wages paid and material component.
b. Names of persons, preferably with Job Card No. who have worked, days worked and wages paid to each of them.
c. Quantity and price of materials purchased for each project along with name of agency which supplied the material.