Royal Rajasthan Foundation

We have always believed in the innate power of women to lead change! Through one of our interventions with , we work on the design journey of rural women from weavers to artisans to designers!

We are proud to co-host a panel discussion with our designer Godavri Devi wherein she will share her experiences which will be followed by a design workshop hosted by her!

If you are in Jaipur, do drop by!

On the occasion of IWD, an event was celebrated by women at Village Devla, Block Kotra District Udaipur organised by Self-Reliant Initiatives through Joint Action(SRIJAN) . 100+ women along with Mrs Ganga Bai, Former Chairman of block committee Kotra, Phooli Bai, Member of block level committee, Jivi Bai, Sarpanch of Gram Panchayat Dang, Somi Bai, Hiri Bai ward member of GP Beran, Anni Bai ward member of GP Tuli ka khet graced the event by their presence.

During the event, information about the Collaboration between RRF and Srijan, process of VLCC (Village level Collect Centres) formation, their plan of collection of Palash & Custard Apple & government scheme for SHG/ Producer group were shared.

The event was organized in the hinterlands of remote regions of Rajasthan. The women divulged that they had never participated in something like this before and were overjoyed for receiving a platform where they can speak their hearts and fight for their rights.

On the occasion of International Women's Day, we are delighted to share with you our new programme with Centre for microFinance

RRF in collaboration with Centre for microFinance have been working on creating awareness on Menstrual health & hygiene amongst women & adolescent girls and the LGBTQIA+ Community. We aim to achieve gender inclusivity & also address the stigma surrounding Menstruation by promoting safe & healthy Menstrual hygiene practices.

To celebrate Women's Day, CmF
organized cricket matches with women who have no prior experience of holding a bat, at our project location as ice breakers which enabled the women to have open & honest discussion about the taboos related to MHM. Women were glad to attend the event as they were able to showcase their creativity through colorful & insightful posters & rangoli.