Started in 2016, Navjan Jaipur has set up a Girls Hostel in Ajmer and an institute set up in 2018 providing civil service and public sector courses at Jaipur.

Dine with Jaisalmer: Expanding on prior initiatives during the Desert Festival,

During the Desert Festival 2022, our initiative ‘Clean Jaisalmer’ led cleanliness and conservation drive

In 2021, I Love Jaisalmer introduced "Dine with Jaisalmer" for the first time during the Desert Festival.

We identified people in need of advanced medical care for skin ailments in remote villages who did not have the resources to seek help.

Jaisalmer has a single public blood bank.

The city hospital, located 15 km from Lodhurva, and the non-operational village health sub-centre for over 7 years left villagers unaware of the importance of regular eye care.

In a community-led initiative amidst the COVID pandemic, I Love Jaisalmer led the rehabilitation of Government Health Centre Lodhruva.

I Love Jaisalmer helped Jaisalmer in its fight against COVID by bringing down 37% COVID-positive patients to almost 0 in just 40 days.

Over 7 awareness sessions conducted on menstrual hygiene and health.

Much of the local water supply in Jaisalmer is toxic and unsuitable for drinking given it’s high total dissolved salts.

To empower and uplift marginalised communities while celebrating their rich cultural heritage,

I Love Jaisalmer was appointed as the Member Secretary of the District Empowered Committee – responsible for managing the Jaisalmer Fort.

The fort is constructed from sandstone, and unregulated water seepage poses a threat to its structural integrity.

Jaisalmer, a land of hidden wonders, houses skilled craftspeople, artists, and musicians – true 'ustads' of their art.

Jaisalmer’s history is one of a kind—the world’s oldest living fortress, strategically located on the infamous Silk Road.

In 2017, I Love Jaisalmer had a meeting with Hon’ble Chief Minister of Rajasthan, Smt. Vasundhara Raje.

With the aim of appreciating photography, discovering talent and connecting photographs from the artistic community of Jaisalmer to the world.

Manganiyars are hereditary professional musicians residing mostly in the Jaisalmer district.

Movies serve as a medium to spotlight the legacy, people, places, and the creative storytelling that shapes them.

Jaisalmer Desert Festival (Maru Mahotsav) is an annual four day festival, hosted by Rajasthan Tourism and District Administration Jaisalmer in the month of February.

The Art and Design Digital Archive (ADDA) is a visionary initiative brought to life by the Asian Heritage Foundation (AHF) in collaboration with Dhun, Jaipur, and The I Love Foundation.

TILF Speaker Series is an ongoing initiative of The I Love Foundation.

TILF has supported government schools in need with infrastructure development. Gohandi government school, Madhorajpura Tehsil, District Jaipur with infrastructural maintenance for classroom repairs. Water coolers along with RO water purifier were set up in Moolsagar Govt. School and a computer lab in Govt. School, Poonam Nagar.

The Nook, an innovative Makerspace program by Dhun Jaipur supported by TILF and Project DEFY is located in the Madhorajpura Tehsil of Jaipur district, Rajasthan.

I Love Jaisalmer Smart Class Room — an education and empowerment initiative promoting an all inclusive digital learning aid for girls college in Jaisalmer is co-developed by Doris Hahloser and Thomas Selsvade.

The I Love Jaisalmer (ILJ) initiative is focused on preserving and promoting local arts and crafts in the region by integrating them into the modern marketplace.

I Love Jaisalmer organised an awareness program for women to educate them about their fundamental rights.

Rajasthan, the third-largest Indian state with a population of 56.5 million, has the lowest female literacy rate at 53%, compared to the male literacy rate of 79%.

I Love Jaisalmer organises ‘Paint Your Dreams’ as an outreach program for art and culture in government schools in the villages of Jaisalmer District.

I Love Jaisalmer in collaboration with Suryagarh, Jaisalmer, started a year-long hospitality apprenticeship program

The average literacy rate of Jaisalmer has increased by 6.27 % as per the last census. In collaboration with X Billion Skills Lab),

ILJ, in collaboration with IIT Jaisalmer, conducted workshops at MLS Govt. College

I Love Jaisalmer, in collaboration with faculty from Indian Institute of Technology Jodhpur, received the 2nd IndiaBioscience Outreach Grant Award

Jaisalmer suffers from low female adult literacy rates.

The IndiaBioscience Outreach Grants promote innovative outreach initiatives across India to bring science beyond labs and foster scientific curiosity among students.

Under Navjan, I Love Jaisalmer's ‘Scholarship Program for Girls’ aims to empower girls from rural backgrounds by providing financial assistance for their higher education in government colleges.

‘Dhun Jaipur Scholarship Program’ a initiative of Dhun, Jaipur and TILF, helps talent grow and removes obstacles that stop underrepresented people from pursuing careers in culture, research, design, and performing arts.

Over 5,704,589 tourists visited Jaisalmer in 2022. The roads of the region face heavy traffic. As part of road safety measures, I Love Jaisalmer continuously identifies blind spots on roads leading to remote tourist locations like the Sam Dunes.

Touts are the aggressive sellers and shopkeepers who often try to hustle or cheat tourists.

Jaisalmer is one of the most popular tourist destinations in India.

Border Tourism Jaisalmer, an initiative of Rajasthan Tourism along with central agencies and the Border Security Force (BSF)

60% of Jaisalmer’s economy is dependent on tourism. With the Desert Festival called off in 2020 and the tourism rate dropping 69% due to COVID-19, Jaisalmer was desperately in need of tourists to revive its economy.

With an aim to instil a sense of belonging in the children towards their city, I Love Jaisalmer approached the Education Department to reach children through schools.

The initiative 'Jaisalmera' was launched in 2018 with the goal of fostering a sense of belongingness and promoting responsible tourism among students in Jaisalmer.