About Us
Jividha is a registered trust under Bombay public trust act (Maharashtra/38/2007) and society registration act (F23934Pune) working since2007 in the area of environment education for human well being with ecological sustainability,
- Environmental Awareness to maintain rich bio diversity of our region
- Capacity building of common public for understanding environment issues around and making a step ahead to protect environment (by informed choices to conserve environment around)
- Conservation of native plants
Our Programs
Rajiv S. Pandit - Founder of Jividha Ngo
Mr. Rajiv S. Pandit was born in 17 April 1966 at Pune.Formal Education : Diploma In Industrial Electronics ( D.I.E.) Education In Environment Post Graduate Diploma in Sustainable Management of Natural Resources & Conservation (Ecological Society, Pune) Certificate Course in Basic Ornithology (Ela Foundation & Abasaheb Garware College, Pune) Certificate Course in Basic Field Botany (Nisargsevak & Abasaheb Garware College) Certificate Course on Heritage & History (Arnyawak & Mahrashtra Ethihas Sanshodhan Mandal)
Working : Full time for conservation of nature & biodiversity Present Work
Occupation : Founder President of Register NGO. Jividha Proprietor of Jeevidha Outdoors working in the field of Eco – Tourism & Environment Education
Warsa Mavalcha : this activity we conduct for Dropout youths from Wadgaon Maval. We give them information about Forts, Caves, and Temples & Secrt Groves on field. We tried to develop them as a Guide for a various tracking activity. Our wish is show them income source from their Heritage. & try to ifesice importance of its preservation also.
Social Work of Jividha
Forest tourism in India was stopped during the epidemic. Jungle guides are local villagers or tribals of the forest area. They are not employed or paid. They get paid for every safari they do. During the tourism ban, their source of income was stopped. Knowing the commitment towards nature, the organizations 'Jividha' and 'Naturewalk Charitable Trust' appealed to the society and collected the funds. From it, 580 guides and forest laborers in Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh were given enough money or food grains for one month.
In the flood of 21 July 2021, the villages of Chiplun and its surrounding rural areas were severely damaged. 'Jividha' and 'Nature Walk Charitable Trust' raised aid to help people in rural areas. Clothes, daily use items, solar lamps were distributed, to some sewing machines etc. were provided to start business.
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