SASHAKT ABHIYAN PHASE-2
- PartnerNPCL
- LocationGautam Buddha Nagar
- StatusOngoing
- Duration22 June 2026 – 22 January 2027
43 camp daysLast camp: 3 November 2026, Dadupur Dankur
Recent camps
- 3 November 2026Dadupur Dankur80 people
- 28 October 2026Kheri73 people
- 23 October 2026Gulistanpur46 people
- 22 October 2026Chuharpur Khadar108 people
- 16 October 2026Chuharpur Khadar34 people
Live from our field app and ULF MIS · Last updated 12 November 2026 19:03
Target Snapshot
What We Are Doing
Taking the process to the people
Camps held in villages across Greater Noida
Documents checked on the spot
Enrolment in every scheme each person is eligible for
Every enrolment recorded in our field app and ULF MIS
Since June 2026, our team has held camps on 43 days across 22 villages of Gautam Buddha Nagar (Greater Noida), including Khanpur, Sakipur, Salempur Gurjar, Pali, Pipal Ka Suratpur, Chuharpur Khadar, Gharbara and Gulistanpur. At each camp, documents are checked on the spot and people are enrolled in the schemes they are eligible for. 2,361 people are registered so far, 1,051 of them women, with 10,549 scheme linkages: ABHA cards (2,298), PM Suraksha Bima Yojana (1,912), e-Shram cards (1,884), Family IDs (1,750), PM Jeevan Jyoti Bima Yojana (1,355) and PAN cards (461). The target is 3,500 people across 30 villages by January 2027.
Who We Reached
Counts from beneficiary records in ULF MIS. Only totals are shown, never anyone's name or details. 2,361 people.
Gender
- Women 1,051 (45%)
- Men 1,310 (55%)
Age groups
Top villages
Impact Snapshot
Schemes & Services Linked
Through this project, people were linked to 12 government schemes and services: 10,549 enrolments in all. A person linked to three schemes is counted under each of them.
- 1 ABHA Card 2,29821.8% of this project
- 2 PM Suraksha Bima Yojana 1,91218.1% of this project
- 3 e-Shram Card 1,88417.9% of this project
- 4 Family ID 1,75016.6% of this project
- 5 PM Jeevan Jyoti Bima Yojana 1,35512.8% of this project
- 6 PAN Card 4614.4% of this project
- 7 Ayushman Bharat (PM-JAY) 4504.3% of this project
- 8 PM Shram Yogi Maan-dhan 4334.1% of this project
- 9 Trader Insurance 2<0.1% of this project
- 10 Atal Pension Yojana 2<0.1% of this project
- 11 Widow Pension 1<0.1% of this project
- 12 Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana 1<0.1% of this project
The project is implemented across a cluster of villages in Gautam Buddha Nagar, Uttar Pradesh. The villages include:
Khanpur, Sakipur, Salempur Gurjar, Pali, Pipal Ka Suratpur, Chuharpur Khadar, Gharbara, Gulistanpur, Astoli, Makora, Dadupur Dankur, Ghanghola, Dabra, Ladpura, Kheri, Chirsi, Bironda, Fatehpur Rampur, Nanwakarajpur, Murshadpur, Junpat, Sirsa.
2,361 people are registered in this project, 1,051 of them women. Each person is helped to apply for the government schemes they are eligible for.
Age groups: Under 18 years 9%, 18-29 years 28%, 30-44 years 33%, 45-59 years 20%, 60+ years 10%.
Most common occupations: Housewife, Student, Farmer, Labour.
Enrol 3,500 individuals across 30 villages in Greater Noida, connecting each beneficiary to at least 5 government schemes.
Awareness & Outreach
Structured community campaigns to educate citizens about available welfare schemes, their eligibility criteria, and the application process – in accessible, local language formats.
Beneficiary Facilitation
Dedicated ground teams assist individuals in identifying relevant schemes, completing applications, and navigating institutional processes – from enrolment to benefit receipt.
Documentation Support
End-to-end assistance with document preparation and verification, removing the most common barrier preventing eligible citizens from accessing benefits they are entitled to.
Digital Monitoring
A live beneficiary dashboard enables real-time tracking of enrolments, scheme linkages, and overall progress – ensuring transparency, accountability, and data-driven course correction.
Outcomes
Live from ULF MIS, updated 12 November 2026.
Field Activities at a Glance
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Voices from the Community
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Impact Assessment Report
Coming soon The independent impact assessment of this project will be published here.
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