Mine Labour Protection Campaign Trust

Adaptation to Climate Change

Millions of labourers, predominantly migrant workers, toil in thousands of small-scale and artisanal stone quarries in Rajasthan, both licensed and unlicensed. As traditional agriculture declines due to desertification, these workers have turned to mining as their only viable livelihood option.
The Rajasthan government has opened numerous quarries to provide alternative employment. However, without proper training mandates, the workforce remains unskilled and underserved, facing hazardous conditions that lead to serious health issues and fatalities. Displaced by climate change, these laborers face its harsh effects again through unsafe mining practices.

Addressing Challenges

At MLPC, we tackle the multifaceted challenges quarry laborers face, such as unsafe conditions, lack of recognition, exploitation, and climate change displacement. We advocate for stronger regulations, offer training programs, and amplify laborers' voices in decision-making. Promoting sustainable practices like we aim to mitigate and adapt to climate impacts.
We call for a comprehensive Mining Policy that prioritizes laborers' well-being and environmentally responsible practices. Our initiatives enhance skills and resilience, engage communities in sustainable practices, and foster partnerships with stakeholders committed to environmental stewardship.

The Power of Partnerships

MLPC values the power of collaboration. By working with organizations, government agencies, and industry stakeholders, we leverage collective action to benefit quarry laborers and address interconnected labor rights and climate challenges. MLPC's socio-technical approach has enabled miners' families to establish solar-powered flour mills, significantly mitigating climate change. By transitioning from diesel-powered to solar-powered mills, dependency on non-renewable resources is reduced, cutting greenhouse gas emissions and improving air quality. This shift also promotes sustainable practices, such as using locally sourced grains to minimize transportation emissions and support agricultural communities. MLPC's efforts foster economic resilience and environmental stewardship, creating a more sustainable and prosperous future.

Call to Action

Join us in creating a just and equitable future for quarry laborers, resilient in the face of climate change. Your support, whether through volunteering, donating, or raising awareness, can make a tangible difference. Together, we can build a more sustainable future for all. Connect with our cause and help transform lives. Let's work together for a brighter tomorrow.

MLPC is Registered under Rajasthan Public Charitable Trust Act 1959
1st Floor, 19/9-B, CHB, Jodhpur - 342008 (Rajasthan) INDIA
Phone : +91- 291- 2703160, E-mail: mlpctrust@gmail.com

MLPC is Registered under Rajasthan Public Charitable Trust Act 1959

1st Floor, 19/9-B, CHB, Jodhpur - 342008 (Rajasthan) INDIA

Phone : +91- 291- 2703160,
E-mail: mlpctrust@gmail.com

MLPC is Registered under Rajasthan Public Charitable Trust Act 1959

1st Floor, 19/9-B, CHB, Jodhpur - 342008 (Rajasthan) INDIA

Phone : +91- 291- 2703160,
E-mail: mlpctrust@gmail.com