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The programme also seeks to economically empower these communities through skill development, sustainable farming on forest lands, promoting tribal products through tribal marketing centres and providing financial support for tourism through tribal homestays.
The PMJUGA, officially approved by the union cabinet in September 2024 aims at saturation of more than 63,000 tribal majority villages across the country with 25 interventions, which will be implemented by 17 line departments.
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Each Ministry/Department will be responsible for implementation of the scheme related to it in a time bound manner through funds allocated to them under Development Action Plan for Scheduled Tribes (DAPST) in the next five years.