About CVDS
Empowering Villages, Enriching Lives since 2000.
Our Starting & Evolution
Creative Village Development Society (CVDS) was founded with a clear focus on providing sustainable routes through which weaker sections can make progress while protecting environmental resources.
Registered as a non-governmental organization under the Firms and Societies Act of Madhya Pradesh in September 2000, CVDS has worked extensively to bridge development gaps in rural areas.
Inception & Registration
CVDS registered under the M.P. Society Registration Act 1973 on September 18, 2000 (Reg No. 8481/2000).
Elementary Education Drive
Integrated programs aligning with the universal elementary education mission (Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan).
Water Security Milestones
Constructed and restored rain-harvesting check dams and contour filters in drought-prone village clusters.
Scaled Empowerment
Empowering over 10,000+ beneficiaries across rural sectors, facilitating vocational skills and clean resource frameworks.
Our Vision
To foster a self-reliant and progressive rural society where every individual, regardless of gender, age, or socio-economic background, has equitable access to quality education, comprehensive healthcare, marketable skills, and sustainable livelihoods.
Our Mission
To promote inclusive and sustainable growth by empowering individuals and communities through accessible, equitable, and quality education combined with impactful skill development programs that enhance employability and entrepreneurship opportunities.
Our Collaborations & Verified Partnerships
Operational Landscape
CVDS is based in Bhopal and works actively across rural clusters in Madhya Pradesh.
Click on the pins on the interactive map to explore our field offices and learn about the key projects in each sector.
Head Office (Bhopal District)
S-338 Nehru Nagar, Kotra, Bhopal. Coordinates all programs, administrative compliance, and strategic tie-ups.
Project Center (Obedullaganj Block)
Major focus on rainwater harvesting reservoirs, water filters, and primary health clinics.
Project Center (Berasia Block)
Focuses on tailoring centers for rural women and vocational skill-building modules for local youth.
Executive Board & Leadership
Leadership team is supported by eminent members and advisors in implementing CVDS vision.
Manju Singh
President
Directs administrative functions and aligns societal operations with rural development frameworks.
Ashok Shrivastava
Vice President
Manages organizational collaborations, public relations, and community outreach campaigns.
Harsh Kumar
Secretary
Coordinates project executions, training center schedules, and field documentation reports.
Bhagirath S Gehlot
Treasurer
Oversees audits, banking transactions, compliance filings, and allocation of project budgets.
Resource Library
Access transparent reports, informational brochures, and verified outcomes of our work at CVDS.
All operations are fully documented. Click on any report to download its digital copy.
CVDS Profile Brochure
Interactive overview of our history, registration, and outreach programs (PDF, 1.8 MB).
Annual Report FY 2024-25
Program breakdowns, project accomplishments, and youth placements (PDF, 4.2 MB).
Project Report: Water Security
Details on check dams built and water availability index in 20 villages (PDF, 2.9 MB).