Supporting miners & communities. Building a just transition to responsible mineral extraction.

working for the welfare, livelihood and securing entitlements of the mine workers and their families of Rajasthan for the past 17 years.

Budhpura Ground Zero Report

33,375

TOTAL MINING LEASES AND LICENCES

138

MAJOR MINERAL

15,136

MINOR MINERAL

18,249

QUARRY LICENCES OR SMALL SCALE MINES

Current interventions and developments

Adaptation to Climate Change

MLPC’s focus on specific plans and actions imgilenerted to adapt to the changing climate and minimise the adverse effect.

Promoting Green Business for OSH victims

Alternative livelihood for widows & families of OSH victims

Just Transition in the Extractive Sector

Ensuring equstable shift to sustainable economies while safeguarding workers and communities affected by the transition

Gender in ASM

Addressing Gender Disparities in Artisanat Small Scale Mining

Responsible Value Chain In ASM

Recognising and Respecting all layers in the value chain in the extractive sector

Alternate Livelihood for OSH Victims

MLPC’s transformative initiative by training for adaptation of alternate livelihood options.

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We must redefine the way we see ourselves, embracing our humanity with strength and purpose. It’s time to rise and lead with grace and conviction.

Our approach is modeled around bringing change at all levels

With Your Support, We Improve Lives of Mine Laborers by Partnering with Communities, Advocacy Groups, and Governments to Address Their Critical Needs and Enhance Their Well-Being.

Help Us Uplift Mine Laborers Today!

Around 25 lakh workers engaged in mining activities in 33,000 stone quarries and mines across the state are being affected due to the welfare board remaining nonoperational. Many mine workers are dealing with the occupational hazard of silicosis