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“Assessing Awareness, Challenges, and Impact of PMMVY on Tribal Women in Ahilyanagar District”

Author(s) Mr. Ajim Salim Tamboli, Dr. Nilesh U. Bankar
Country India
Abstract In this research work we investigates the impact of the Pradhan Mantri Matru VandanaYojana (PMMVY) on Ahilyanagar District tribal’s women, This research investigates awareness measures and enrollment barriers as well as ASHA worker contributions alongside socio-economic elements of the program. The research collected primary data from surveys and structured questionnaires with 32 ASHA workers and 34 tribal women.

Most tribal women are familiar with PMMVY although some women remain uninformed due to difficult locations combined with insufficient outreach activities. Although ASHA workers effectively disseminate information about PMMVY the program faces resistance from certain cultures as well as shortages in the available training. Most women have difficulty with documentation combined with delayed payment distribution reducing PMMVY scheme efficiency. The Participatory Maternity Benefit Program has enhanced maternal and child health outcomes yet requires supplementary financial assistance coupled with better nutrition services to be most effectual.

The study presents recommendations to enhance PMMVY by running better awareness initiatives and simplifying application requirements together with quicker utilitarian distribution and more funding dedication towards cesarean birth cases. ASHA worker training coupled with enhanced resource support should improve the implementation of the scheme. Stronger measures to address these difficulties will create better outcomes from PMMVY which advances both health and monetary stability for tribal women along with their children.
Keywords PMMVY (Pradhan Mantri Matru Vandana Yojana), Tribal Women, Maternal Health, Enrollment Barriers
Field Business Administration
Published In Volume 7, Issue 2, March-April 2026
Published On 2026-03-30
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