The Jaipur Virasat Foundation (JVF) works with and for traditional artists in Rajasthan, a state rich in historic habitations, traditional arts, crafts, and cultural resources. It has pioneered a holistic, culture-based and cross-sector approach to livelihood generation through its various activities, events, advocacy forums and networks, always employing specialist skills and best practices.

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A charitable trust since 2002, JVF’s development strategy is in synergy with UNESCO charters for the conservation of tangible and intangible heritage and preservation of cultural diversity.

JVF has a small, enthusiastic staff representing multiple disciplines. It is developing a strong network of partner organizations, citizens, scholars, professionals, industrialists, businessmen and artists.

JVF has the potential to deal with all aspects of heritage-based social and economic development and continually attracts dynamic young individuals committed to building an informed, diverse and proactive citizenry.

Each JVF project or programme is run by a project director, supported by a coordinator or executive assistant and underpinned by JVF’s permanent team, consultants and volunteers. A board of trustees has supported JVF’s work since its inception.