M 3 M Foundationd Presentation 2023-2024
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About This Presentation
M3M Foundation
Slide Content
A Commitment
towards the
environment
conservation
An initiative for
maximising
potential of
workforce
through ensuring
resources
Empowering
Children through
education and
continuous learning
Upliftmentof youth
through skilling and
enterprise
development
An integrated
programme for the
holistic
development of the
rural communities
An initiative to
support children
and youth in the
area of sports and
arts to achieve
their goals.
Support social
innovators to bring
sustainable change
in the community.
An initiative for
wildlife
conservation
Our Responsibility
towards creating an
equitable society
for the welfare of
our people
Our Programmes
towards the
environment
conservation
An initiative for
maximising
potential of
workforce
through ensuring
resources
Empowering
Children through
education and
continuous learning
Upliftmentof youth
through skilling and
enterprise
development
An integrated
programme for the
holistic
development of the
rural communities
An initiative to
support children
and youth in the
area of sports and
arts to achieve
their goals.
Support social
innovators to bring
sustainable change
in the community.
An initiative for
wildlife
conservation
Our Responsibility
towards creating an
equitable society
for the welfare of
our people
Our Programmes
Our Programmes & SDGs covered
PROGRAMME-WISE PARTNERS (2024-25)40in numbers
PROGRAMME-WISE PARTNERS (2024-25)40in numbers
LIFE TOUCHED :
84
Districts
22
States
44,07,470
4.4 MILLIONS
03 Union Territories
(Chandigarh, Delhi, & J&K) 839Villages
6%
13%
6%
42%
20%
13%
Age Group wise Outreach
(In %)
00-06 Years
06-14 Years
14-18 Years
18-35 Years
35-50 Years
50 Year above
M3M Foundation Office
More than
40
Partnerships
Education
Environment
Health
Livelihood
788759
2765169
623762
229780
Thematic Outreach
(In Number)
84
Districts
22
States
44,07,470
4.4 MILLIONS
03 Union Territories
(Chandigarh, Delhi, & J&K) 839Villages
6%
13%
6%
42%
20%
13%
Age Group wise Outreach
(In %)
00-06 Years
06-14 Years
14-18 Years
18-35 Years
35-50 Years
50 Year above
M3M Foundation Office
More than
40
Partnerships
Education
Environment
Health
Livelihood
788759
2765169
623762
229780
Thematic Outreach
(In Number)
iMpower
1824 Children
168 Adolescent
728 Women
27* iMpower Clubs
06 Partners
04 States
Partners Locations Date of
Commencement
AshayeniMpower (Aama Pathashala), Budhanagar,
Kalpana, Bhubaneswar
Started AUG-24
iMpower (Aama Pathashala), Unit 2, Ashok
Nagar, Bhubaneswar
Started AUG-24
iMpower (Aama Pathashala), Masjid Colony,
Malisahi, Unit 3, Malisahi, Bhubaneswar
Started AUG-24
iMpower (Aama Pathashala), Mandap basti,
Chandrasekharpur, Bhubaneswar
Started AUG-24
iMpower (Aama Pathashala), Nilapadia,
Damana, Bhubaneswar
Started AUG-24
iMpower (Aama Pathashala), Rasulgarh, VSS
nagar, Bhubaneswar
Started AUG-24
iMpower (Aama Pathashala), Palasuni,
Palasuni, Bhubaneswar
Started AUG-24
LakshyamiMpower (Butterfly) Club Arthala, GaziabadStarted APR-24
iMpower (Butterfly) Club Sakurpur Basti, DelhiStarted APR-24
iMpower (Butterfly) Club Sindhi Basti,
Vasantkunj Delhi
Started APR-24
iMpower (Butterfly) Club Kirby Place
Cantonment, Delhi
Started APR-24
BhavishyaiMpower Mobile Resource Center, GurugramStarted AUG-24
iMpower Mobile Resource Center, DelhiStarted AUG-24
iMpower Programmein 2024-25
Partners Locations Date of
Commencement
AEA iMpower Tyagiwada Club Started DEC-22
iMpower 113 (Capital) Club Started DEC-22
iMpower 89 Club Started DEC-22
iMPower Antalya Sector 79 Club YET TO BE
STARTED
iMpower Corner Walk Club Started NOV-19
iMpower 65th Avenue Club Started NOV-19
iMpower Fazilpur Club Started APR-23
iMpower Golf Hills Sector 79 Club Started JUN-24
iMpower Tigra Club Started DEC-22
iMpower Panipat Club Started JUL-24
iMpower Resource Center, M3M Marlin Started AUG-24
BOF iMpower Sector 61 UllhawasClub Started DEC-23
iMpower Sector 113 (ONE DXP) Club Started DEC-23
SPIDiMpower Club, SPID, RewlaKhanpur, New DelhiStarted AUG-24
1824 Children
168 Adolescent
728 Women
27* iMpower Clubs
06 Partners
04 States
Partners Locations Date of
Commencement
AshayeniMpower (Aama Pathashala), Budhanagar,
Kalpana, Bhubaneswar
Started AUG-24
iMpower (Aama Pathashala), Unit 2, Ashok
Nagar, Bhubaneswar
Started AUG-24
iMpower (Aama Pathashala), Masjid Colony,
Malisahi, Unit 3, Malisahi, Bhubaneswar
Started AUG-24
iMpower (Aama Pathashala), Mandap basti,
Chandrasekharpur, Bhubaneswar
Started AUG-24
iMpower (Aama Pathashala), Nilapadia,
Damana, Bhubaneswar
Started AUG-24
iMpower (Aama Pathashala), Rasulgarh, VSS
nagar, Bhubaneswar
Started AUG-24
iMpower (Aama Pathashala), Palasuni,
Palasuni, Bhubaneswar
Started AUG-24
LakshyamiMpower (Butterfly) Club Arthala, GaziabadStarted APR-24
iMpower (Butterfly) Club Sakurpur Basti, DelhiStarted APR-24
iMpower (Butterfly) Club Sindhi Basti,
Vasantkunj Delhi
Started APR-24
iMpower (Butterfly) Club Kirby Place
Cantonment, Delhi
Started APR-24
BhavishyaiMpower Mobile Resource Center, GurugramStarted AUG-24
iMpower Mobile Resource Center, DelhiStarted AUG-24
iMpower Programmein 2024-25
Partners Locations Date of
Commencement
AEA iMpower Tyagiwada Club Started DEC-22
iMpower 113 (Capital) Club Started DEC-22
iMpower 89 Club Started DEC-22
iMPower Antalya Sector 79 Club YET TO BE
STARTED
iMpower Corner Walk Club Started NOV-19
iMpower 65th Avenue Club Started NOV-19
iMpower Fazilpur Club Started APR-23
iMpower Golf Hills Sector 79 Club Started JUN-24
iMpower Tigra Club Started DEC-22
iMpower Panipat Club Started JUL-24
iMpower Resource Center, M3M Marlin Started AUG-24
BOF iMpower Sector 61 UllhawasClub Started DEC-23
iMpower Sector 113 (ONE DXP) Club Started DEC-23
SPIDiMpower Club, SPID, RewlaKhanpur, New DelhiStarted AUG-24
iMpower Programmein 2024-25
BOF AEA
376
352
78 90
728 Women & 168 Adolescent Girls
connected to iMpower Club
Women Adolescent Girls
641
326
84
386
379
AEA
BOF
SPID
Ashayen
Lakshyam
1824 Children
connected to iMpower Clubs 112
65
85
AEA BOF Lakshyam
262 Mainstreamed
ECCE SupportAfter School
Support
Magic English
Support
Nutrition
Support
Digital Education
Support
685
749
543
687 676
Supports to iMpower Children
Children comes from following categories
Contruction Workers Daily wage earners Ear Cleaners House Helps Rag Pickers Rickshaw PullersStreet BeggersStreet Children
BOF AEA
376
352
78 90
728 Women & 168 Adolescent Girls
connected to iMpower Club
Women Adolescent Girls
641
326
84
386
379
AEA
BOF
SPID
Ashayen
Lakshyam
1824 Children
connected to iMpower Clubs 112
65
85
AEA BOF Lakshyam
262 Mainstreamed
ECCE SupportAfter School
Support
Magic English
Support
Nutrition
Support
Digital Education
Support
685
749
543
687 676
Supports to iMpower Children
Children comes from following categories
Contruction Workers Daily wage earners Ear Cleaners House Helps Rag Pickers Rickshaw PullersStreet BeggersStreet Children
Venturing into the realm of Art, where imagination dances on
the canvas and colors sing stories untold……………………………..
Name of the Club No Children participated in
Art Class
iMpower IFC + TyagiwadaClub 15
Impower Corner Walk Club 5
iMpower 65th Avenue Club 8
iMpower Fazilpur Club 5
iMpower Tigara Club 4
iMpower 61 Ullahawas Club 7
the canvas and colors sing stories untold……………………………..
Name of the Club No Children participated in
Art Class
iMpower IFC + TyagiwadaClub 15
Impower Corner Walk Club 5
iMpower 65th Avenue Club 8
iMpower Fazilpur Club 5
iMpower Tigara Club 4
iMpower 61 Ullahawas Club 7
38young talents from iMpower clubs are diving into the world of music, mastering the piano, guitar, conga,
and vocal techniques under the guidance of Dr. AmanBathla.
Their journey is a symphony in the making, with dreams of forming their own band on the horizon.
Selection Day
World Music Day
ManchKi Raah–Musical journey from street to stage
and vocal techniques under the guidance of Dr. AmanBathla.
Their journey is a symphony in the making, with dreams of forming their own band on the horizon.
Selection Day
World Music Day
ManchKi Raah–Musical journey from street to stage
HARYANA
24671 Students
79 Teachers
49 Schools
02 Partners
PROGRAMME 2024 -25
24671 Students
79 Teachers
49 Schools
02 Partners
PROGRAMME 2024 -25
EducationalInterventionthroughPartners
SAAKSHARProgramme2024-25
3010
538
679
Science on WheelYoung Instruction LeadersMAGIC SLL
Agastya International Foundation KARADI PATH
Student Benefited
SAAKSHARProgramme2024-25
3010
538
679
Science on WheelYoung Instruction LeadersMAGIC SLL
Agastya International Foundation KARADI PATH
Student Benefited
Direct InterventionthroughDigital EducationalSupport
SAAKSHARProgramme2024-25
253
23
45
Primebooks
Smart Class (IFP)
Learning Tablet
Distribution of 321 Digital
equipment in Govt. Schools
33
Government
Schools
03
E-Rickshaws
on ground
01
Anganwadi
09
iMpower
Clubs
50%
50%
Boy
Girl
Benefiting 20,000Students
SAAKSHARProgramme2024-25
253
23
45
Primebooks
Smart Class (IFP)
Learning Tablet
Distribution of 321 Digital
equipment in Govt. Schools
33
Government
Schools
03
E-Rickshaws
on ground
01
Anganwadi
09
iMpower
Clubs
50%
50%
Boy
Girl
Benefiting 20,000Students
17
STATES
01
UT
SAAKSHARSCHOLARSHIP OVERALL (2020-24)
Rs3,45,19,613
Scholarship
Support till date
993 Scholarships
52% 48%
659
Scholars
Year-wise
Type of
Scholarship
Number of
scholars
Continuously
support in
that year
Male
Scholars
Female
Scholars
In 2020-21
SAAKSHAR
52 31 21
In 2021-22 57 38 26 31
In 2022-23 135 52 72 63
In 2023-24 209 113 116 93
In 2024-25 506 131 234 272
In 2024-25
BUNIYAD 11 11 0 11
JAZBE KI
UDDAN
23 23 0 23
STATES
01
UT
SAAKSHARSCHOLARSHIP OVERALL (2020-24)
Rs3,45,19,613
Scholarship
Support till date
993 Scholarships
52% 48%
659
Scholars
Year-wise
Type of
Scholarship
Number of
scholars
Continuously
support in
that year
Male
Scholars
Female
Scholars
In 2020-21
SAAKSHAR
52 31 21
In 2021-22 57 38 26 31
In 2022-23 135 52 72 63
In 2023-24 209 113 116 93
In 2024-25 506 131 234 272
In 2024-25
BUNIYAD 11 11 0 11
JAZBE KI
UDDAN
23 23 0 23
SAAKSHARSCHOLARSHIP 2024-25
2,19,45,191
TOTAL SCHOLARSHIP
506
SCHOLARS
53% 47%
CLASS CATEGORY
Number of
Scholars
QTR 1 FEE QTR 2 FEE QTR 3 FEE QTR 4 FEE TOTAL
NURSERY 78 9,11,591 3,93,883 4,15,010 4,26,388 21,46,872
1st to 5th 173 20,16,479 12,20,575 12,49,746 15,82,597 60,69,396
6th to 8th 89 11,22,233 7,15,757 8,04,915 11,15,583 37,58,487
9th to 10th 62 6,68,052 5,14,925 5,98,157 7,15,893 24,97,027
11th to 12th 58 3,33,879 6,56,908 6,34,504 4,57,196 20,82,486
Competition
Preparation
4 83,750 2,95,750 - - 3,79,500
Graduation 38 13,16,020 16,79,558 10,43,143 5,09,460 45,48,181
Master 4 - 3,82,982 80,260 - 4,63,242
TOTAL 506 64,52,003 58,60,338 48,25,734 48,07,116 2,19,45,191
NURSERY 1st to 5th 6th to 8th 9th to 10th 11th to 12thCompetition
Preparation
Graduation Master
21,46,872
60,69,396
37,58,487
24,97,027
20,82,486
3,79,500
45,48,181
4,63,242
2,19,45,191
TOTAL SCHOLARSHIP
506
SCHOLARS
53% 47%
CLASS CATEGORY
Number of
Scholars
QTR 1 FEE QTR 2 FEE QTR 3 FEE QTR 4 FEE TOTAL
NURSERY 78 9,11,591 3,93,883 4,15,010 4,26,388 21,46,872
1st to 5th 173 20,16,479 12,20,575 12,49,746 15,82,597 60,69,396
6th to 8th 89 11,22,233 7,15,757 8,04,915 11,15,583 37,58,487
9th to 10th 62 6,68,052 5,14,925 5,98,157 7,15,893 24,97,027
11th to 12th 58 3,33,879 6,56,908 6,34,504 4,57,196 20,82,486
Competition
Preparation
4 83,750 2,95,750 - - 3,79,500
Graduation 38 13,16,020 16,79,558 10,43,143 5,09,460 45,48,181
Master 4 - 3,82,982 80,260 - 4,63,242
TOTAL 506 64,52,003 58,60,338 48,25,734 48,07,116 2,19,45,191
NURSERY 1st to 5th 6th to 8th 9th to 10th 11th to 12thCompetition
Preparation
Graduation Master
21,46,872
60,69,396
37,58,487
24,97,027
20,82,486
3,79,500
45,48,181
4,63,242
SAAKSHARSCHOLARSHIP 2024-25
Status of JAZBE KI UDDAN & BUNIYAD Scholarships
Class SCHOLARs SCHOLARSHIP PAID
6th 1 15,000
7th 3 21,250
8th 2 19,850
9th 1 15,610
10th 2 47,200
11th 1 31,250
12th 1 8,669
TOTAL 11 1,58,829
6th7th8th9th10th11th12th
15,000
21,250 19,850
15,610
47,200
31,250
8,669
BUNIYAD SCHOLARSHIP
Fees
10th
11th
12th
GRADUATION
POST
GRADUATION
93,329
1,31,800
46,307
9,44,963
25,000
JAZBE KI UDAAN SCHOLARSHIP
Class
Number of
Scholars
FEMALE
FIRST HALF FEESSECOND HALF FEESTOTAL FEES PAID
10th 5 93,329 93,329
11th 4 1,31,800 1,31,800
12th 3 46,307 46,307
GRADUATION 10 5,81,702 3,63,261 9,44,963
POST
GRADUATION
1 25,000 25,000
Grand Total23 8,78,138 3,63,261 12,41,399
Status of JAZBE KI UDDAN & BUNIYAD Scholarships
Class SCHOLARs SCHOLARSHIP PAID
6th 1 15,000
7th 3 21,250
8th 2 19,850
9th 1 15,610
10th 2 47,200
11th 1 31,250
12th 1 8,669
TOTAL 11 1,58,829
6th7th8th9th10th11th12th
15,000
21,250 19,850
15,610
47,200
31,250
8,669
BUNIYAD SCHOLARSHIP
Fees
10th
11th
12th
GRADUATION
POST
GRADUATION
93,329
1,31,800
46,307
9,44,963
25,000
JAZBE KI UDAAN SCHOLARSHIP
Class
Number of
Scholars
FEMALE
FIRST HALF FEESSECOND HALF FEESTOTAL FEES PAID
10th 5 93,329 93,329
11th 4 1,31,800 1,31,800
12th 3 46,307 46,307
GRADUATION 10 5,81,702 3,63,261 9,44,963
POST
GRADUATION
1 25,000 25,000
Grand Total23 8,78,138 3,63,261 12,41,399
iMpower Academy for Skills
An Initiative of M3M Foundation’s KaushalSambal
KAUSHAL
SAMBAL
SKILL
DEVELOPMENT
ENTERPRISE
DEVELOPMENT
Currently Working in
4 States:
•Haryana
•Uttar Pradesh
•LehLadakh
•Chhatisgarh
Previously worked
•Delhi
•Himachal Pradesh
Trades offered in Academies:
Fashion Designing
2-wheeler Automobile Repairing
Beautician
Data Entry Operator
Architecture and Construction
Bed Side Patient Care
Quality Checker
Retail Associate
Customer Service Associate
Electricals
An Initiative of M3M Foundation’s KaushalSambal
KAUSHAL
SAMBAL
SKILL
DEVELOPMENT
ENTERPRISE
DEVELOPMENT
Currently Working in
4 States:
•Haryana
•Uttar Pradesh
•LehLadakh
•Chhatisgarh
Previously worked
•Delhi
•Himachal Pradesh
Trades offered in Academies:
Fashion Designing
2-wheeler Automobile Repairing
Beautician
Data Entry Operator
Architecture and Construction
Bed Side Patient Care
Quality Checker
Retail Associate
Customer Service Associate
Electricals
Retail
Metal Fabrication
ITeS
Fashion Designing
Electrical
Bed Side Patient…
Beauty Therapy
Automobile
Architecture &…
18
2
17
26
14
4
15
3
2
Trade-wise Trained (OUT OF 1456)
in %
KAUSHAL SAMBAL OVERALL
Male Female Male Female Male Female
Enrolled Trained Wage Employed Self Employed
1654
508
948
317
463
13
221
SKILL DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVES
63%37%
1456 1014
(75% Placement)
Mushroom
Cultivation
Millet
Production &
Promotion
Establishment
of Sankalp
Vatika
Training on
Sea-Buckthorn
Processing
Training on
Spices
Processing &
Vermi
Composting
Organic
Farming &
Promotion
Training &
Enterprise
Support in
Dairy
Production
Livelihood &
Enterprise
Support –
Artisans
Katran Community
Kitchen
Training on
Sewing &
Enterprise
Development
Support
Training &
Enterprise
Support on
Candle Making
148
2
105
45 36
634
90
50
10
55
345
90
ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVES
1610
Entrepreneurs
Supported till date
Metal Fabrication
ITeS
Fashion Designing
Electrical
Bed Side Patient…
Beauty Therapy
Automobile
Architecture &…
18
2
17
26
14
4
15
3
2
Trade-wise Trained (OUT OF 1456)
in %
KAUSHAL SAMBAL OVERALL
Male Female Male Female Male Female
Enrolled Trained Wage Employed Self Employed
1654
508
948
317
463
13
221
SKILL DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVES
63%37%
1456 1014
(75% Placement)
Mushroom
Cultivation
Millet
Production &
Promotion
Establishment
of Sankalp
Vatika
Training on
Sea-Buckthorn
Processing
Training on
Spices
Processing &
Vermi
Composting
Organic
Farming &
Promotion
Training &
Enterprise
Support in
Dairy
Production
Livelihood &
Enterprise
Support –
Artisans
Katran Community
Kitchen
Training on
Sewing &
Enterprise
Development
Support
Training &
Enterprise
Support on
Candle Making
148
2
105
45 36
634
90
50
10
55
345
90
ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVES
1610
Entrepreneurs
Supported till date
KAUSHAL SAMBAL 2024 -25
Architecture & Construction
Bed Side Patient Care
Customer Service Associate
Data Entry Operation
Electric Wiring
Quality Checker
Retail Sales Associates
Solar PV Manufacturing Operator
Two wheeler Mechanic
Trades offered in Academies:
ENROLLED UNDER TRAINING TRAINED PLACED
744
191
582
296
Training Status 2024-25
Partner (Academy) Name ENROLLED UNDER TRAINING TRAINED PLACED
AEA (JAGDALPUR) 157 22 135 65
AEA (LEH) 20 20 50
AEA (TAURU) 122 41 122 101
VASTUKUKL (TAURU) 96 86 50
NIED (NOIDA) 349 128 219 60
TOTAL 744 191 582 296
51%
Placement
Architecture & Construction
Bed Side Patient Care
Customer Service Associate
Data Entry Operation
Electric Wiring
Quality Checker
Retail Sales Associates
Solar PV Manufacturing Operator
Two wheeler Mechanic
Trades offered in Academies:
ENROLLED UNDER TRAINING TRAINED PLACED
744
191
582
296
Training Status 2024-25
Partner (Academy) Name ENROLLED UNDER TRAINING TRAINED PLACED
AEA (JAGDALPUR) 157 22 135 65
AEA (LEH) 20 20 50
AEA (TAURU) 122 41 122 101
VASTUKUKL (TAURU) 96 86 50
NIED (NOIDA) 349 128 219 60
TOTAL 744 191 582 296
51%
Placement
KAUSHAL SAMBAL
(GlimpsesAPR-NOV, 2024)
On July 2nd, 2024 the LakzungAcademy celebrated the convocation
ceremony for Batch 1 students
Tauru’sFD candidates showcased their designed at the Times
Fashion Week on May 18
th
, 2024
On July 11
th
, 2024, The Tauru Academy celebrated the convocation
Ceremony for Batch 4, 5 & 6 students
Architecture & Construction:
Placement Drive @ M3M IFC
(GlimpsesAPR-NOV, 2024)
On July 2nd, 2024 the LakzungAcademy celebrated the convocation
ceremony for Batch 1 students
Tauru’sFD candidates showcased their designed at the Times
Fashion Week on May 18
th
, 2024
On July 11
th
, 2024, The Tauru Academy celebrated the convocation
Ceremony for Batch 4, 5 & 6 students
Architecture & Construction:
Placement Drive @ M3M IFC
Lakshyaaims to prepare the individuals:
To participate in tournaments, competitions, festivals, galleries or exhibitions at various
levels
Ensuring all the required resources to make their dreams come true
To see them becoming role models in their own society.
To participate in tournaments, competitions, festivals, galleries or exhibitions at various
levels
Ensuring all the required resources to make their dreams come true
To see them becoming role models in their own society.
LakshyaProgrammeOverall
M3M Foundation
36
02
01
03
01
51 LakshyaScholars
Support to Sport’s person : 49
Support to Artists : 02
## Number of Players supported in state
Uttar Pradesh
Haryana
JharkhandMadhya Pradesh
Rajasthan 04
Delhi
10
States
Supporting
24 Sports
01
Ladakh
01
Himachal Pradesh
01
Maharashtra
Overall Medals
01
Uttrakhand
M3M Foundation
36
02
01
03
01
51 LakshyaScholars
Support to Sport’s person : 49
Support to Artists : 02
## Number of Players supported in state
Uttar Pradesh
Haryana
JharkhandMadhya Pradesh
Rajasthan 04
Delhi
10
States
Supporting
24 Sports
01
Ladakh
01
Himachal Pradesh
01
Maharashtra
Overall Medals
01
Uttrakhand
LakshyaProgramme2024-25
41 LakshyaScholars
Support to Sport’s person : 40
Support to Artists : 01
M3M Foundation
28
01
01
03
01
## Number of Players supported in state
Uttar Pradesh
Haryana
JharkhandMadhya Pradesh
Rajasthan 04
Delhi
01
Ladakh
01
Uttrakhand
Supporting
24Sports
80
MEDALS 20
INTERNATIONAL
30
NATIONAL
30
STATE &
BELOW09
06 05
15
09
06
18
07
05
08
States
41 LakshyaScholars
Support to Sport’s person : 40
Support to Artists : 01
M3M Foundation
28
01
01
03
01
## Number of Players supported in state
Uttar Pradesh
Haryana
JharkhandMadhya Pradesh
Rajasthan 04
Delhi
01
Ladakh
01
Uttrakhand
Supporting
24Sports
80
MEDALS 20
INTERNATIONAL
30
NATIONAL
30
STATE &
BELOW09
06 05
15
09
06
18
07
05
08
States
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International Exposure to the Athletes
International Exposure to the Athletes
OUR LAKSHAY SCHOLARS
A commitment towards environment conservation
Implementing Partners
New Partnership
Project Title : Ensuring Sustainable Water Security For Rural Communities
Implementing Partner : Tarun Bharat Sangh
Villages Covering : 10
Major Activities : Mobilizing Communities and Awareness creation, Capacity Building,
Construction of water harvesting structures, Demonstration of water saving
technology in irrigation, Kitchen Garden and Plantation
Partnership Continued
Project Title : Project for the promotion sustainable and regenerative agriculture and enhancing horizon of livelihood
basket
Implementing Partner : Sir Syed Trust
Villages Covering : 15 Villages (3 Clusters)
Major Activities : Knowledge creation and Capacity Building, Sustainable and Regenerative agriculture, Orchard
Development, SankalpVatika, FPO
New Partnership
Project Title : Ensuring clean drinking water for the communities
Implementing Partner : Pacific Creative Society
Villages Covering : 5 Location in Delhi
Major Activities : Installation of Water ATM in 5 Police stations
New Partnership
Project Title : Ensuring Sustainable Water Security For Rural Communities
Implementing Partner : Tarun Bharat Sangh
Villages Covering : 10
Major Activities : Mobilizing Communities and Awareness creation, Capacity Building,
Construction of water harvesting structures, Demonstration of water saving
technology in irrigation, Kitchen Garden and Plantation
Partnership Continued
Project Title : Project for the promotion sustainable and regenerative agriculture and enhancing horizon of livelihood
basket
Implementing Partner : Sir Syed Trust
Villages Covering : 15 Villages (3 Clusters)
Major Activities : Knowledge creation and Capacity Building, Sustainable and Regenerative agriculture, Orchard
Development, SankalpVatika, FPO
New Partnership
Project Title : Ensuring clean drinking water for the communities
Implementing Partner : Pacific Creative Society
Villages Covering : 5 Location in Delhi
Major Activities : Installation of Water ATM in 5 Police stations
33.32 acres land has been
leveled till date.
14.5 acres land of 12
farmers covering 7 villages
identified for levelling
3acres land levelling
completed this year
Agricultural land have slopes varying from 10 degree to 30-35 degree. Due to Which farmer faces problem in
irrigation. Productivity of these lands is 15-20% low as compared to levelled land without any slopes.
Land Levelling
leveled till date.
14.5 acres land of 12
farmers covering 7 villages
identified for levelling
3acres land levelling
completed this year
Agricultural land have slopes varying from 10 degree to 30-35 degree. Due to Which farmer faces problem in
irrigation. Productivity of these lands is 15-20% low as compared to levelled land without any slopes.
Land Levelling
Farmers : 62
Villages : 19
Total Plants : 3700
Mango (Orchard) : 19
Lemon (Orchard) : 13
Mixed (Orchard) : 30
62 New orchards have been developed in FY 24-25 covering 54.75 acre
area in 19 villages
Orchard Development
(Fruit Tree Plantation-Partner Organization)
Villages : 19
Total Plants : 3700
Mango (Orchard) : 19
Lemon (Orchard) : 13
Mixed (Orchard) : 30
62 New orchards have been developed in FY 24-25 covering 54.75 acre
area in 19 villages
Orchard Development
(Fruit Tree Plantation-Partner Organization)
In Q-1 of this year first fruiting in Mango Orchards developed in 2022-23 started.
4-5 Kg fruit in each plant
Average 40 plants in an orchard
Average 180 Kg fruiting per orchard
Average Rs. 14,400 additional income per farmer
(@80 rsper Kg)this year (Income will increase when tree will grow fully)
Orchard Development
(Developed in 2022-23 and 2023-24) First Fruiting
4-5 Kg fruit in each plant
Average 40 plants in an orchard
Average 180 Kg fruiting per orchard
Average Rs. 14,400 additional income per farmer
(@80 rsper Kg)this year (Income will increase when tree will grow fully)
Orchard Development
(Developed in 2022-23 and 2023-24) First Fruiting
10FarmerstrainedonNurseryRaising.Firstyear7
farmerstheyhaveraisednurseryforfodderplants.
Nextyeartheywillbetrainedonfruitplants
nurseryraising.Farmerscansellplantsinlocal
marketanditwillprovidethemanadditional
incomeofRs.20to60perplant.
•TotalNurseries :7
•FarmersCovered :7
•Seedsown :10000
•TotalPlants :5500
(seedgerminated,plantssurvivedandavailable
forsale)
•TypeofPlants :Bakain,ArduNeem,
Sahjan,Sahtoot.
Nursery Raising
farmerstheyhaveraisednurseryforfodderplants.
Nextyeartheywillbetrainedonfruitplants
nurseryraising.Farmerscansellplantsinlocal
marketanditwillprovidethemanadditional
incomeofRs.20to60perplant.
•TotalNurseries :7
•FarmersCovered :7
•Seedsown :10000
•TotalPlants :5500
(seedgerminated,plantssurvivedandavailable
forsale)
•TypeofPlants :Bakain,ArduNeem,
Sahjan,Sahtoot.
Nursery Raising
•Plants procured from
nurseries raised by
project farmers
•Plantation of timber
and fodder trees
along field bunds
•Total 2550 plants
•1810 plants of Bakain,
850 plants of Sahjan
(Moringa) and 40
plants of Sahtoot
•Area covered 27 acre
•13 Farmers
•7 Villages Covered
Bund Plantation
nurseries raised by
project farmers
•Plantation of timber
and fodder trees
along field bunds
•Total 2550 plants
•1810 plants of Bakain,
850 plants of Sahjan
(Moringa) and 40
plants of Sahtoot
•Area covered 27 acre
•13 Farmers
•7 Villages Covered
Bund Plantation
Sr
No
Village No of SV
1 Bhangoh 4
2 Chahalaka 4
3 Dadu 4
4 Jafrabad 3
5 Mandarka 4
6 Silkhoh 2
7 Chilawali 4
8 Nanuka 4
9
Thana
Alampur
3
10 Sewka 3
11 Bhogipur 3
12 Bawla 4
13Kangarka 4
14 Raniyaki 3
15 Sundh 1
Total 50
50 HHs have been identified by SST for Sankalp Vatika set up covering 15 villages. Each Vatika will
have lemon, Guava plants, seasonal vegetables
Kitchen Garden Kits have been distributed by TBS to 14 Farmers
Each Vatika have 10 types of vegetable, lemon, guava and papaya plants
Each Vatika have yellow trap and Marigold flowers for Natural pest management
Average saving per family from SV is Rs 750 in 3months.
Village wise Sankalp Vatika
Planting saplings and beds making Sankalp Vatika
SankalpVatika
No
Village No of SV
1 Bhangoh 4
2 Chahalaka 4
3 Dadu 4
4 Jafrabad 3
5 Mandarka 4
6 Silkhoh 2
7 Chilawali 4
8 Nanuka 4
9
Thana
Alampur
3
10 Sewka 3
11 Bhogipur 3
12 Bawla 4
13Kangarka 4
14 Raniyaki 3
15 Sundh 1
Total 50
50 HHs have been identified by SST for Sankalp Vatika set up covering 15 villages. Each Vatika will
have lemon, Guava plants, seasonal vegetables
Kitchen Garden Kits have been distributed by TBS to 14 Farmers
Each Vatika have 10 types of vegetable, lemon, guava and papaya plants
Each Vatika have yellow trap and Marigold flowers for Natural pest management
Average saving per family from SV is Rs 750 in 3months.
Village wise Sankalp Vatika
Planting saplings and beds making Sankalp Vatika
SankalpVatika
FarmersTotal
Area
Total
Productio
n (Till 30
th
June)
Total
Income
(Till 30
Sep)
Additional
Income
(Per
Farmer)
Tomato 12 3 Acre1390 Kg Rs. 18070Rs. 1505
Eggplant6 1.25
Acre
292 Kg Rs. 6716Rs. 3358
Chilly 12 3.25
Acre
880 Kg Rs. 39600Rs. 13200
Bottle
Gourd
6 5Acre 4200 Kg Rs. 96600Rs. 4200
12 Villages, 42 Farmers
Photographs:
1.Bottle Gourd Cultivation
2.Eggplant Cultivation
3.Bottle gourd Cultivation
4.Chilly Cultivation
Agriculture practices promoted under project:
1.Nursery raising
2.3G cutting in Bottle Gourd
3.Use of bio fertilisers-Jeevamrit and VermiCompost
AvgSale Rate per kg: Chilly @45, Eggplant @23, Bottle Gourd @ 23
43
21
Vegetable Cultivation
Area
Total
Productio
n (Till 30
th
June)
Total
Income
(Till 30
Sep)
Additional
Income
(Per
Farmer)
Tomato 12 3 Acre1390 Kg Rs. 18070Rs. 1505
Eggplant6 1.25
Acre
292 Kg Rs. 6716Rs. 3358
Chilly 12 3.25
Acre
880 Kg Rs. 39600Rs. 13200
Bottle
Gourd
6 5Acre 4200 Kg Rs. 96600Rs. 4200
12 Villages, 42 Farmers
Photographs:
1.Bottle Gourd Cultivation
2.Eggplant Cultivation
3.Bottle gourd Cultivation
4.Chilly Cultivation
Agriculture practices promoted under project:
1.Nursery raising
2.3G cutting in Bottle Gourd
3.Use of bio fertilisers-Jeevamrit and VermiCompost
AvgSale Rate per kg: Chilly @45, Eggplant @23, Bottle Gourd @ 23
43
21
Vegetable Cultivation
Raised bed
Preparation
Equal spacing for
line sowing
Seed sowing
Saplings Transplantation in field
Field after 45 days of
transplantation
Fruiting and
Harvesting
Chilly Cultivation
(18 Farmers cultivating chilly)
Preparation
Equal spacing for
line sowing
Seed sowing
Saplings Transplantation in field
Field after 45 days of
transplantation
Fruiting and
Harvesting
Chilly Cultivation
(18 Farmers cultivating chilly)
Purpose of this event is to show the difference in yield with project suggested agriculture
practices and yield with traditional practices.
Total Kisan Gosthi Conducted: 03
Total Farmers Participated: 23
•Difference in Yield: 4.5 Quintal per acre
•Difference in input cost: Rs. 1000 per acre
•Difference in Income : Rs. 10125 per acre (20%
Increase)
KisanGosthi
practices and yield with traditional practices.
Total Kisan Gosthi Conducted: 03
Total Farmers Participated: 23
•Difference in Yield: 4.5 Quintal per acre
•Difference in input cost: Rs. 1000 per acre
•Difference in Income : Rs. 10125 per acre (20%
Increase)
KisanGosthi
Average Min Max
Change in Input Cost (Reduction in Input cost) 1000 500 1500
Change in Yield (Quintal per acre) 4.25 2.8 5.6
Average Yield-QuintalPer Acre (Traditional) 20 18 22.75
Average Yield -Quintal Per Acre (SWIbased Practices) 26 23.5 27.5
Wheat: 93 Farmers, 10 Villages
KisanGosthi
Change in Input Cost (Reduction in Input cost) 1000 500 1500
Change in Yield (Quintal per acre) 4.25 2.8 5.6
Average Yield-QuintalPer Acre (Traditional) 20 18 22.75
Average Yield -Quintal Per Acre (SWIbased Practices) 26 23.5 27.5
Wheat: 93 Farmers, 10 Villages
KisanGosthi
FarmersinTaururarelytest
theirsoilorsupplementit
withcalcium,magnesium,
zinc,iron,boronorother
micronutrientstoincrease
cropproductivity.Inorderto
assesssoilfertilityinTauru,
soilsampleswerecollected.
Thesesamplesweresentto
Soiltestinglab.
In 14 villagesof Tauru Block
With 21 local farmers
Soil Testing
theirsoilorsupplementit
withcalcium,magnesium,
zinc,iron,boronorother
micronutrientstoincrease
cropproductivity.Inorderto
assesssoilfertilityinTauru,
soilsampleswerecollected.
Thesesamplesweresentto
Soiltestinglab.
In 14 villagesof Tauru Block
With 21 local farmers
Soil Testing
“Forthefirsttime,IgotmysoiltestedandforthefirsttimeIcametoknowaboutmicronutrientslikeboron
andzinc.Soiltestinghasenabledmetoknowthereasonsforlowsoilproductivityandlowincome.Iusedto
applythreetimesthemanureofwhatIamcurrentlyusing;afterthesoiltestingIwillsavealot.Itwillhelp
meingeneratingmoremonthlyincome.Earlieritwastoughtoeventhinkofsendingourchildrentoschool,
asexpensesweretoomuch,butnowitispossible.”-JakirKhan,Village:Nanuka
Soil Health Card
andzinc.Soiltestinghasenabledmetoknowthereasonsforlowsoilproductivityandlowincome.Iusedto
applythreetimesthemanureofwhatIamcurrentlyusing;afterthesoiltestingIwillsavealot.Itwillhelp
meingeneratingmoremonthlyincome.Earlieritwastoughtoeventhinkofsendingourchildrentoschool,
asexpensesweretoomuch,butnowitispossible.”-JakirKhan,Village:Nanuka
Soil Health Card
Organic farming in Moong
•04Villages
•14Farmers
•14.75 Acrearea coverage
•Average income 16,030Per
farmer/acre
•Minimum production 25 Kg
per acre and maximum
production 266 Kg per acre
Organic farming
•04Villages
•14Farmers
•14.75 Acrearea coverage
•Average income 16,030Per
farmer/acre
•Minimum production 25 Kg
per acre and maximum
production 266 Kg per acre
Organic farming
Jeevamritispreparedby40farmersusingcowdung,cowurine,
jaggery,chemicalfreesoil,water.Itactsasfertilizerand
pesticide.
Farmersarebroadcastingurea.In1acrelandtheyareusing50-
60kgurea.ProjecthaspromotedUreasprayi.e.2kgurea
mixedin100literofwater.Then60farmerssprayed2%Urea
infield.4-5kgureaissufficientfor1acreland.
Kharif Crop-Natural Farming
Harman in her organically grown pearl
millet field
Farmer preparing Jeevamrit
Thoughinputcostincreasedby3.5%,yetnetincomeenhanced
by23%.
Maximumproductionenhancementof
pearlmillet40%.Averageproduction
beforeourinterventionwas10Qunital
peracreandafterinterventionaverage
productionperacreincreasedto14
quintal.
jaggery,chemicalfreesoil,water.Itactsasfertilizerand
pesticide.
Farmersarebroadcastingurea.In1acrelandtheyareusing50-
60kgurea.ProjecthaspromotedUreasprayi.e.2kgurea
mixedin100literofwater.Then60farmerssprayed2%Urea
infield.4-5kgureaissufficientfor1acreland.
Kharif Crop-Natural Farming
Harman in her organically grown pearl
millet field
Farmer preparing Jeevamrit
Thoughinputcostincreasedby3.5%,yetnetincomeenhanced
by23%.
Maximumproductionenhancementof
pearlmillet40%.Averageproduction
beforeourinterventionwas10Qunital
peracreandafterinterventionaverage
productionperacreincreasedto14
quintal.
3daysnonresidentialCapacitybuildingprogramfor
farmersonFarmerProducerOrganization(FPO)was
organized.
45farmersincluding12womenattendedthistraining
program
Capacity Building-Farmer Producer Organization
farmersonFarmerProducerOrganization(FPO)was
organized.
45farmersincluding12womenattendedthistraining
program
Capacity Building-Farmer Producer Organization
Fruit Plantation: 92,240
General Plantation: 69,950
MiyawakiPlantation: 8,000
Total Plants: 170,190
In
54 Panchayatswhere
81 Villages
were covered.
Orchards Developed: 118
Farmer Covered through
Orchard: 118
Mango Lemon Guava ChikuNaspati
(Pear)
Kathal
(Jackfruit)
Jamun Ashok Kadam Arjun Neem BargadPopularLemon
(Grafted)
Mango
(Grafted)
Guava
(Grafted)
Chiku
(Grafted)
8480
7320 7142
8850
1100
6973
3450
10500
9450
8540
5030 5025
6100
1210
1800
1330
970
Number of Plants distributed
Plantation Drive @ Tauru block
General Plantation: 69,950
MiyawakiPlantation: 8,000
Total Plants: 170,190
In
54 Panchayatswhere
81 Villages
were covered.
Orchards Developed: 118
Farmer Covered through
Orchard: 118
Mango Lemon Guava ChikuNaspati
(Pear)
Kathal
(Jackfruit)
Jamun Ashok Kadam Arjun Neem BargadPopularLemon
(Grafted)
Mango
(Grafted)
Guava
(Grafted)
Chiku
(Grafted)
8480
7320 7142
8850
1100
6973
3450
10500
9450
8540
5030 5025
6100
1210
1800
1330
970
Number of Plants distributed
Plantation Drive @ Tauru block
TheMiyawakiMethodisnamedafteritscreator,AkiraMiyawaki,aJapanesebotanistandplantecologist.TheMiyawakimethodisoneofthemost
effectiveforestregenerationtechniquethataimstorecreateself-sustainingmulti-layeredindigenousforestsondegradedlandwithlittletonohuman
intervention.Itiseffectivebecauseitisbasedonnaturalreforestationprinciples,i.e.usingtreesnativetotheareaandreplicatingnaturalforest
regenerationprocesses.
Process of MiyawakiPlantation
MiyawakiPlantation
effectiveforestregenerationtechniquethataimstorecreateself-sustainingmulti-layeredindigenousforestsondegradedlandwithlittletonohuman
intervention.Itiseffectivebecauseitisbasedonnaturalreforestationprinciples,i.e.usingtreesnativetotheareaandreplicatingnaturalforest
regenerationprocesses.
Process of MiyawakiPlantation
MiyawakiPlantation
STP Site Miyawaki plantation
Layout of Miyawaki Plantation at Anaj Mandi Tauru
Miyawaki Plantation: 8000 plants, 30 Types
Miyawaki at Anaj Mandi
Miyawaki at STP
Layout of Miyawaki Plantation at Anaj Mandi Tauru
Miyawaki Plantation: 8000 plants, 30 Types
Miyawaki at Anaj Mandi
Miyawaki at STP
Media Coverages
Total 31 Coverages
Total 31 Coverages
Location of TipeshwarWildlife Sanctuary
Total area of sanctuary is 148.6 SqKm
Satpurarange crosses through the sanctuary area so area is quite hilly and undulated.
Have 22 tigers (including Royal Bengal Tigers), more than 29 mammal species, 26 reptile
varieties and 180 bird species.
100% Tribal population around sanctuary
Sanctuary with KhetiBoundary concept
Have 140 compartment with 250-350 acre area of each compartment
Area with rich carbon inputs
Total area of sanctuary is 148.6 SqKm
Satpurarange crosses through the sanctuary area so area is quite hilly and undulated.
Have 22 tigers (including Royal Bengal Tigers), more than 29 mammal species, 26 reptile
varieties and 180 bird species.
100% Tribal population around sanctuary
Sanctuary with KhetiBoundary concept
Have 140 compartment with 250-350 acre area of each compartment
Area with rich carbon inputs
Activities Undertaken
Construction of Waterholes
Size: 20ft x 1.5 ft
Construction of Waterholes
Size: 20ft x 1.5 ft
Total Units-3
3 Solar Panels in each pump of 330 Wattage each
Compartment 110
Compartment 113
Compartment 133
Waterholes with 1 HP solar powered Pumps
3 Solar Panels in each pump of 330 Wattage each
Compartment 110
Compartment 113
Compartment 133
Waterholes with 1 HP solar powered Pumps
Waterholes with 2 HP solar powered Pumps
Total Units-3
6 Solar Panels of 330 Wattage each
Compartment 99
Compartment 118
Compartment 130
Total Units-3
6 Solar Panels of 330 Wattage each
Compartment 99
Compartment 118
Compartment 130
Wild Lives Using Water Pumps in Tipeshwar
Total Units-3
6 Solar Panels of 330 Wattage each
Compartment 99
Compartment 118
Compartment 130
Total Units-3
6 Solar Panels of 330 Wattage each
Compartment 99
Compartment 118
Compartment 130
Location of KolhuChaurTiger Reserve
Total area of KTR is 148.6 SqKm. (Situated inPauridistrict, Uttrakhand).
KolhuChaurhas a population of about
315 Elephants,
37 Tigers and
over 110 Leopards.
Total area of KTR is 148.6 SqKm. (Situated inPauridistrict, Uttrakhand).
KolhuChaurhas a population of about
315 Elephants,
37 Tigers and
over 110 Leopards.
KolhuChaurTiger Reserve
Pilibhit Tiger Reserve
602.79 SqKmcore area and127.45 sqkm buffer area in periphery(Situated inPilibhit
district, Uttar Pradesh).
PTR has a population of about
87 Tigers
602.79 SqKmcore area and127.45 sqkm buffer area in periphery(Situated inPilibhit
district, Uttar Pradesh).
PTR has a population of about
87 Tigers
Solar Lights in Pilibhit Tiger Reserve
78 Solar lights installed
in 5 ranges of Pilibhit
Tiger Reserve
78 Solar lights installed
in 5 ranges of Pilibhit
Tiger Reserve
KARTAVYA ProgrammeOverall
02States
APR-22 to MAR-23 APR-23 to MAR-24 APR-24 to JAN-25
37,27,745
48,74,093
94,41,561
1,80,43,399MEALS
DISTRIBUTED TILL DATE
10
Locations
21
Locations
32
Locations
15513
11545
7891
2024-25
2023-24
2022-23
Number of persons benefited through
PoshanInitiative
02States
APR-22 to MAR-23 APR-23 to MAR-24 APR-24 to JAN-25
37,27,745
48,74,093
94,41,561
1,80,43,399MEALS
DISTRIBUTED TILL DATE
10
Locations
21
Locations
32
Locations
15513
11545
7891
2024-25
2023-24
2022-23
Number of persons benefited through
PoshanInitiative
KARTAVYA Programme
Impacting
70,000 lives
in just
5 years
Impacting
70,000 lives
in just
5 years
93,08,570
meal distributed
(APR-24 to JAN-25)
LALAJI KI RASOI
59,43,240
meals
21Sites
KARTAVYA Programme2024-25
(PoshanProject @ Construction Sites)
ISKCON
33,65,330
meals
meal distributed
(APR-24 to JAN-25)
LALAJI KI RASOI
59,43,240
meals
21Sites
KARTAVYA Programme2024-25
(PoshanProject @ Construction Sites)
ISKCON
33,65,330
meals
11Clubs
1,32,991
meal
distributed
(APR-24 to JAN-25)
LALAJI KI
RASOI
41,714
meals
ISKCON
91,277
meals
KARTAVYA Programme2024-25
(PoshanProject @ iMpower Clubs)
1,32,991
meal
distributed
(APR-24 to JAN-25)
LALAJI KI
RASOI
41,714
meals
ISKCON
91,277
meals
KARTAVYA Programme2024-25
(PoshanProject @ iMpower Clubs)
KARTAVYA Programme2024-25
(Health Camps Initiative @ M3M Sites)
Sr. No.Name of Site
Benefited
in Camps
1 Golf Hills Sec-79 169
2 Paragon Sec-57 162
3 Broadway 110
4 Smart World Sec-61 134
5 65
th
Avenue 128
6 Atrium Sec-57 100
7 Corner Walk 145
8 Jewel-25 144
9 Route 65 131
10 Solitude 89 149
11 GEMS-89 154
12 DDJAY-79 157
13 Antalya-79 80
14 Crown-111 168
15 Capital-113 127
Total 2058
09 MEMBERS IN MEDICAL TEAM
FACILITIES IN CAMPS
TESTS MEDICINEHEALTH COUNSELING & AWARENESS
(Health Camps Initiative @ M3M Sites)
Sr. No.Name of Site
Benefited
in Camps
1 Golf Hills Sec-79 169
2 Paragon Sec-57 162
3 Broadway 110
4 Smart World Sec-61 134
5 65
th
Avenue 128
6 Atrium Sec-57 100
7 Corner Walk 145
8 Jewel-25 144
9 Route 65 131
10 Solitude 89 149
11 GEMS-89 154
12 DDJAY-79 157
13 Antalya-79 80
14 Crown-111 168
15 Capital-113 127
Total 2058
09 MEMBERS IN MEDICAL TEAM
FACILITIES IN CAMPS
TESTS MEDICINEHEALTH COUNSELING & AWARENESS
SARVODAY
Colorof PINCLUSTER
Number of
Gram
Panchayat
Number of
House-Hold
Total
Population
CLUSTER 01 07 2840 19772
CLUSTER 02 07 3465 25465
CLUSTER 03 06 4064 20266
CLUSTER 04 07 2987 19813
CLUSTER 05 06 4268 41951
CLUSTER 06 07 4527 35406
CLUSTER 07
07 &
Tauru Town
9146 56777
CLUSTER 08 07 6247 50366
Total
54GPs &
Tauru Town
37544 269816
SARVODAY PROGRAMME
Demography & Clustering of TAURU BLOCK
Number of
Gram
Panchayat
Number of
House-Hold
Total
Population
CLUSTER 01 07 2840 19772
CLUSTER 02 07 3465 25465
CLUSTER 03 06 4064 20266
CLUSTER 04 07 2987 19813
CLUSTER 05 06 4268 41951
CLUSTER 06 07 4527 35406
CLUSTER 07
07 &
Tauru Town
9146 56777
CLUSTER 08 07 6247 50366
Total
54GPs &
Tauru Town
37544 269816
SARVODAY PROGRAMME
Demography & Clustering of TAURU BLOCK
SARVODAY at a glance
Infrastructural Development Support in
Tauru Town in the following locations.
TAURU
BLOCK
M3M Foundation Office
Tauru RURAL: 78 Villages
TauruURBAN: 15 Wards
Orientation
to 800
VDMC
Members
Outreach
1,50,000+
69
VDMC
formed
70
Mother’s
Committees
formed
Joyful Learning
in 11Primary
Schools
Infrastructural Development Support in
Tauru Town in the following locations.
TAURU
BLOCK
M3M Foundation Office
Tauru RURAL: 78 Villages
TauruURBAN: 15 Wards
Orientation
to 800
VDMC
Members
Outreach
1,50,000+
69
VDMC
formed
70
Mother’s
Committees
formed
Joyful Learning
in 11Primary
Schools
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TheMission
Toraiseawarenessaboutlifestylediseasesandtheirriskfactors
withinthecommunity.
Toprovideaccessiblehealthscreeningsandconsultationsto
communitymembers.
Toempowerindividualswiththeknowledgeandskillstoadopt
healthylifestyle practices andpreventivehealthcaremeasures.
TheVision
Toorganize50healthcampsin10
clustersofTauru,Nuhin12Months
Toscreen12500+Community
Membersthroughthehealthcampson
varioushealth parameters.
SarvodaySwasthyaYatra
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TheMission
Toraiseawarenessaboutlifestylediseasesandtheirriskfactors
withinthecommunity.
Toprovideaccessiblehealthscreeningsandconsultationsto
communitymembers.
Toempowerindividualswiththeknowledgeandskillstoadopt
healthylifestyle practices andpreventivehealthcaremeasures.
TheVision
Toorganize50healthcampsin10
clustersofTauru,Nuhin12Months
Toscreen12500+Community
Membersthroughthehealthcampson
varioushealth parameters.
SarvodaySwasthyaYatra
SarvodaySwasthyaYatra
Team & Volunteer
Training& Orientation
MobileHealth&
Community Awareness
Registration&
Counseling
Sample
Collection
HealthCheckup
&Consulation
Medicine
Distribution
Process
ListofTest
S.CholesterolCBC (including AEC) S.Triglycerides ESR SGOT
SGPT S.Bilirubin SUrea S.Creatinine Blood
SugarFasting TSH UrineRoutine
Team & Volunteer
Training& Orientation
MobileHealth&
Community Awareness
Registration&
Counseling
Sample
Collection
HealthCheckup
&Consulation
Medicine
Distribution
Process
ListofTest
S.CholesterolCBC (including AEC) S.Triglycerides ESR SGOT
SGPT S.Bilirubin SUrea S.Creatinine Blood
SugarFasting TSH UrineRoutine
SarvodaySwasthyaYatra
Kalwari Hasanpur Bissar Sundh Bhango Goyla Bawla Rathiwas Charora Kharkheri
250
270
245 240
215
200
274
434
260
136
203
180
138
187
132
157
200
240 240
169
160 160 150
165
145 155 155
220 220
160
Health Camps at a glance
No of form filled by patients
Number of Blood test
Patient check-up
Observation
Some ofthe commondiseases foundduring these healthcamps
include:
Hypothyroidism
COPDUTI
Hypertension
Arthritis
Anemia
Diabetes
Hyperthyroidism
Kalwari Hasanpur Bissar Sundh Bhango Goyla Bawla Rathiwas Charora Kharkheri
250
270
245 240
215
200
274
434
260
136
203
180
138
187
132
157
200
240 240
169
160 160 150
165
145 155 155
220 220
160
Health Camps at a glance
No of form filled by patients
Number of Blood test
Patient check-up
Observation
Some ofthe commondiseases foundduring these healthcamps
include:
Hypothyroidism
COPDUTI
Hypertension
Arthritis
Anemia
Diabetes
Hyperthyroidism
SarvodaySwasthyaYatra(Impact)
+12,500 50 +1400
Health camp’s outreach to the people of
the village
Health camp at villages Diagnoses of Patient
1.ImprovedAccesstoHealthcare:Healthcampsbringmedicalservicesdirectlyto
communitiesthatmaylackaccesstoregularhealthcarefacilities.
2.HealthEducationandAwareness:Thesecampsincludehealtheducation
sessionswherecommunitymemberscanlearnaboutpreventivemeasures,
hygienepractices,anddiseasemanagement.Increasedawarenesscanempower
individualstotakebettercareoftheirhealthandadopthealthierlifestyles.
3.EarlyDetectionandTreatment:Screeningservicesprovidedathealthcamps
canhelpdetecthealthissuesearly,allowingforprompttreatmentand
management.
4.ReducedHealthcareCosts:Byprovidingpreventiveandearlyintervention
services,healthcampscanpotentiallyreducetheburdenonthehealthcare
systeminthelongterm.
5.EmpowermentofCommunityHealthWorkers:Healthcampsofteninvolvelocal
community
6.DataCollectionandHealthSurveillance:Healthcampscanalsoserveas
opportunitiesfordatacollectionandhealthsurveillance,providingvaluable
insightsintoprevalenthealthissueswithinthecommunity.
+12,500 50 +1400
Health camp’s outreach to the people of
the village
Health camp at villages Diagnoses of Patient
1.ImprovedAccesstoHealthcare:Healthcampsbringmedicalservicesdirectlyto
communitiesthatmaylackaccesstoregularhealthcarefacilities.
2.HealthEducationandAwareness:Thesecampsincludehealtheducation
sessionswherecommunitymemberscanlearnaboutpreventivemeasures,
hygienepractices,anddiseasemanagement.Increasedawarenesscanempower
individualstotakebettercareoftheirhealthandadopthealthierlifestyles.
3.EarlyDetectionandTreatment:Screeningservicesprovidedathealthcamps
canhelpdetecthealthissuesearly,allowingforprompttreatmentand
management.
4.ReducedHealthcareCosts:Byprovidingpreventiveandearlyintervention
services,healthcampscanpotentiallyreducetheburdenonthehealthcare
systeminthelongterm.
5.EmpowermentofCommunityHealthWorkers:Healthcampsofteninvolvelocal
community
6.DataCollectionandHealthSurveillance:Healthcampscanalsoserveas
opportunitiesfordatacollectionandhealthsurveillance,providingvaluable
insightsintoprevalenthealthissueswithinthecommunity.
Renovation at 17 Sub-Centersin TAURU BLOCK
WORK
DONE
WORK
DONE
Glimpses of Health Camps
Glimpses of Health Camps
Livelihood
Initiatives
Initiatives
Livelihood
Intervention
Spice-making Training
Support to LaxmiSHG Group
Vermi-Compost Training
Candle making Training Support to MuskanSHG
5 women from Subhasherivillage, received spice-
making training(2 days) and financial support,
enabling them to start a successful business.
A baking oven and spiral mixer were
provided to group in Rathiwas.
This Diwali, they received a bulk order for
jute bags and decorative items.
.
Vermi-compost making training (1 day)
was provided in all cluster of Taoru.
A 10 Day Candle-making training was
provided to SHG group womens(total 35
women) from Hassnapurin September with
the support of RsetiNuh.
Placed an order with the group to
create decorative items as Diwali gifts.
NuhJail Candle Training
·A 6-day candle-making training was
conducted for 30 male inmates of Nuh
Jail in October 2024.
Incense and dhoopsticks Training
A 10 Day training was provided to SHG women
(total 35 women) from kalwariin December 2024
with the support RsetiNuh.
Support to Shri ShyamSHG
NuhJail Baking Training
·A 3-day Baking training was conducted for
30 male inmates of NuhJail in January 2025.
Dream weavers Training
6 girls from Taurureceived advanced training
at JaipuriBannoand later designed dresses
for models at Times Lifestyle. In October, their
boutique is opened.
Intervention
Spice-making Training
Support to LaxmiSHG Group
Vermi-Compost Training
Candle making Training Support to MuskanSHG
5 women from Subhasherivillage, received spice-
making training(2 days) and financial support,
enabling them to start a successful business.
A baking oven and spiral mixer were
provided to group in Rathiwas.
This Diwali, they received a bulk order for
jute bags and decorative items.
.
Vermi-compost making training (1 day)
was provided in all cluster of Taoru.
A 10 Day Candle-making training was
provided to SHG group womens(total 35
women) from Hassnapurin September with
the support of RsetiNuh.
Placed an order with the group to
create decorative items as Diwali gifts.
NuhJail Candle Training
·A 6-day candle-making training was
conducted for 30 male inmates of Nuh
Jail in October 2024.
Incense and dhoopsticks Training
A 10 Day training was provided to SHG women
(total 35 women) from kalwariin December 2024
with the support RsetiNuh.
Support to Shri ShyamSHG
NuhJail Baking Training
·A 3-day Baking training was conducted for
30 male inmates of NuhJail in January 2025.
Dream weavers Training
6 girls from Taurureceived advanced training
at JaipuriBannoand later designed dresses
for models at Times Lifestyle. In October, their
boutique is opened.
Ensuring Education Quality in Schools
Activities
Setup
Done
Digitalization of Libraries in School 3
Smart Board Panel inschools (10 @ Tauru, 05 @ Faridabad& 05 @ Noida) 20
Teacher’s Oriented 188
No. of Students Benefitted 2050
Interactive Flat
Panel Setup @
Govt. Schools of
•Chahlka,
•Padhni,
•Bissar,
•Kalwari,
•Rathiwas,
•Rahedi,
•Mandarka,
•Chahrora,
•GGSS Tauru
and
•KGV Tauru
Activities
Setup
Done
Digitalization of Libraries in School 3
Smart Board Panel inschools (10 @ Tauru, 05 @ Faridabad& 05 @ Noida) 20
Teacher’s Oriented 188
No. of Students Benefitted 2050
Interactive Flat
Panel Setup @
Govt. Schools of
•Chahlka,
•Padhni,
•Bissar,
•Kalwari,
•Rathiwas,
•Rahedi,
•Mandarka,
•Chahrora,
•GGSS Tauru
and
•KGV Tauru
Activities Ach.
Joyful Learning in Anganwadi 11
Joyful Learning in Primary Schools11
No. of Students Benefitted 2050
Ensuring Quality in Anganwadi& Schools
Joyful Learning in Anganwadi 11
Joyful Learning in Primary Schools11
No. of Students Benefitted 2050
Ensuring Quality in Anganwadi& Schools
Ensuring Quality in Government Schools
SarvodayGyaanRathfield operation
covered 11 Govt. schools from all 8 clusters
Culmination of Drawing Workshop at GGSSS Tauru
intense session of two and a half weeks with grade 7
th
to 12
th
scholars
EstablishmentofSatrangiSarvodayVatika
20 SarvodaySatrangiVatikasin 20 Govt. schools
SarvodayGyaanRathfield operation
covered 11 Govt. schools from all 8 clusters
Culmination of Drawing Workshop at GGSSS Tauru
intense session of two and a half weeks with grade 7
th
to 12
th
scholars
EstablishmentofSatrangiSarvodayVatika
20 SarvodaySatrangiVatikasin 20 Govt. schools
Lifetime Scholarship Support in Education
(To 11 girls of Tauru Block)
PALAK (6
th
)
SUBASHERI
MONIKA (11
th
)
CHHARORA
ANKITA (6
th
)
M.P.AHIR
KAJAL (9
th
)
BISSAR
SAHIMA (6
th
)
CHAHALKA
KHUSHI (10
th
)
KHORI KHURD
FARHANA (7
th
)
SILKHO
SANGEETA (8
th
)
PADHENI
SAHINA (10
th
)
MANDARKA
SANA (7
th
)
RAHADI
GUNJAN (6
th
)
FATEHPUR
(To 11 girls of Tauru Block)
PALAK (6
th
)
SUBASHERI
MONIKA (11
th
)
CHHARORA
ANKITA (6
th
)
M.P.AHIR
KAJAL (9
th
)
BISSAR
SAHIMA (6
th
)
CHAHALKA
KHUSHI (10
th
)
KHORI KHURD
FARHANA (7
th
)
SILKHO
SANGEETA (8
th
)
PADHENI
SAHINA (10
th
)
MANDARKA
SANA (7
th
)
RAHADI
GUNJAN (6
th
)
FATEHPUR
New Building for Government Girls Senior Secondary
School, Tauru, Nuh, Haryana.
WORK IN
PROGRESS
School, Tauru, Nuh, Haryana.
WORK IN
PROGRESS
REJUVEATION & RESTORATION OF TAURU POND,
WARD No.: 09, TAURU, NUH, HARYANA.
WORK IN
PROGRESS
WARD No.: 09, TAURU, NUH, HARYANA.
WORK IN
PROGRESS
News Coverage
MASHAAL Programme
OUR
REACH
Aashayen
Technoshala
Earth Rakshak
SadaySadev
OUR
REACH
Aashayen
Technoshala
Earth Rakshak
SadaySadev
SurendraandSwapnilaretwoyoungpolytechnic
studentsfromPunewhoshiftedtheirfocusto
environmentalwell-being.Theyfounded"Earth
Rakshak"totacklesolidwastemanagementand
reducegreenhouseemissions.Currently,theyare
improvingwastemanagementin1000units
acrosstwovillagesinGujarat.
EARTH RAKSHAK
RatnakarSahoo,fromBhubaneshwar,initiated
"Aashayen"in2018toprovideeducationto
streetchildren.Withateamof30volunteers,
Aashayen haseducatedover500
children,ensuringtheyarenotdeprivedof
theirrighttoeducation.
AASHAYEN
PalakandVijayalakshmifounded"SadaySadev"
duringtheCovid-19pandemictoaddressmental
healthissues.Theirorganizationaimstonormalize
mentalhealthdiscussionsandprovidesupport
throughatechnologicalplatform,reachingoutto
800individualsthisyear.
SADAY SADEV
Rameshwar,whofacededucationalinaccessibilityin
hisvillage,established"Technoshala"tointroduce
digitallearningingovernmentschools.Technoshala
iscreatingSmartclassroomsfor500students
and17teachersinNandurbar,
Maharashtra,promotingtechnologically
advancedlearning.
TECHNOSHALA
MEET OUR CURRENT FELLOWS
studentsfromPunewhoshiftedtheirfocusto
environmentalwell-being.Theyfounded"Earth
Rakshak"totacklesolidwastemanagementand
reducegreenhouseemissions.Currently,theyare
improvingwastemanagementin1000units
acrosstwovillagesinGujarat.
EARTH RAKSHAK
RatnakarSahoo,fromBhubaneshwar,initiated
"Aashayen"in2018toprovideeducationto
streetchildren.Withateamof30volunteers,
Aashayen haseducatedover500
children,ensuringtheyarenotdeprivedof
theirrighttoeducation.
AASHAYEN
PalakandVijayalakshmifounded"SadaySadev"
duringtheCovid-19pandemictoaddressmental
healthissues.Theirorganizationaimstonormalize
mentalhealthdiscussionsandprovidesupport
throughatechnologicalplatform,reachingoutto
800individualsthisyear.
SADAY SADEV
Rameshwar,whofacededucationalinaccessibilityin
hisvillage,established"Technoshala"tointroduce
digitallearningingovernmentschools.Technoshala
iscreatingSmartclassroomsfor500students
and17teachersinNandurbar,
Maharashtra,promotingtechnologically
advancedlearning.
TECHNOSHALA
MEET OUR CURRENT FELLOWS
Startingthisyear,twoofourMashaalfellows,
EarthRakshakandAashayen,willbeconverted
intogrants.EarthRakshakwillnowfallunder
theEnvironmentthemeandwillbemanagedby
Mr.AshishAgarwal,ourThematicHeadof
Environment.Aashayenwillbealignedwiththe
Educationtheme,withtheprogrambeing
overseenbyMs.Mousumi,ourThematicLead
ofEducation.
DISCONTINUATION OF FELLOWSHIPS
Thisyear,wehavedecidedtodiscontinuethefellowshipofSadaySadev.This
decisionwasmadeduetotheirlackofcommunicationandfailuretoprovidethe
necessaryupdatesontheirwork.Additionally,theydidnotsubmittherequired
quarterlyormonthlyreportsduringthelasttenure,whichareessentialforthe
continuationofthefellowship.
FELLOWS GRANTS
EarthRakshakandAashayen,willbeconverted
intogrants.EarthRakshakwillnowfallunder
theEnvironmentthemeandwillbemanagedby
Mr.AshishAgarwal,ourThematicHeadof
Environment.Aashayenwillbealignedwiththe
Educationtheme,withtheprogrambeing
overseenbyMs.Mousumi,ourThematicLead
ofEducation.
DISCONTINUATION OF FELLOWSHIPS
Thisyear,wehavedecidedtodiscontinuethefellowshipofSadaySadev.This
decisionwasmadeduetotheirlackofcommunicationandfailuretoprovidethe
necessaryupdatesontheirwork.Additionally,theydidnotsubmittherequired
quarterlyormonthlyreportsduringthelasttenure,whichareessentialforthe
continuationofthefellowship.
FELLOWS GRANTS
On 31st July, an MOU was signed between M3M Foundation and DRIIV
Foundation, represented by Ms. ShipraMisra, CEO & MD of DRIIV.
This collaboration marks a significant step in leveraging science and
technology to address environmental and societal challenges. Under this
agreement, both organizations will work together to support vocational and
skill-based training programs aimed at uplifting rural, marginalized, and
backward communities.
The partnership will focus on areas such as climate change,
environmental conservation, etc. Under the Green Fellowship Program,
five fellowships will be awarded to start-ups, incubators, or
entrepreneurs contributing to technological innovations in climate
change, environmental conservation, or environmental protection.
NEW COLLABORATIONSNEW COLLABORATIONS
Foundation, represented by Ms. ShipraMisra, CEO & MD of DRIIV.
This collaboration marks a significant step in leveraging science and
technology to address environmental and societal challenges. Under this
agreement, both organizations will work together to support vocational and
skill-based training programs aimed at uplifting rural, marginalized, and
backward communities.
The partnership will focus on areas such as climate change,
environmental conservation, etc. Under the Green Fellowship Program,
five fellowships will be awarded to start-ups, incubators, or
entrepreneurs contributing to technological innovations in climate
change, environmental conservation, or environmental protection.
NEW COLLABORATIONSNEW COLLABORATIONS
Application dashboard
Total Applications received : 222
130 | 89
State-wise coverage
Legal status
•2 applications from third gender
•1 applicant preferred not to say
Thematic areas
Agriculture
25%
Education
22%
Environment
13%
Handicrafts and
Textiles
6%
Healthcare
13%
Other
Rural development
and livelihoods
3%
Social Impact and
Community
Development
Technology
9%
3
9 8
100
51
12
35
4
FPO Limited liability
company (LLC)
Not registeredPrivate limited
company
Section 8/25
company
Sole
proprietorship
Trust Other
* We are not considering 18 applications which have come from other states after the application closure deadline.
Note:Applicationsfrom
Manipur,Mizoramand
Nagalandcouldnotbe
obtainedduringthe
outreach&mobilization
process
Total Applications considered for
evaluation : 204**
TriveniAwards Programme
Total Applications received : 222
130 | 89
State-wise coverage
Legal status
•2 applications from third gender
•1 applicant preferred not to say
Thematic areas
Agriculture
25%
Education
22%
Environment
13%
Handicrafts and
Textiles
6%
Healthcare
13%
Other
Rural development
and livelihoods
3%
Social Impact and
Community
Development
Technology
9%
3
9 8
100
51
12
35
4
FPO Limited liability
company (LLC)
Not registeredPrivate limited
company
Section 8/25
company
Sole
proprietorship
Trust Other
* We are not considering 18 applications which have come from other states after the application closure deadline.
Note:Applicationsfrom
Manipur,Mizoramand
Nagalandcouldnotbe
obtainedduringthe
outreach&mobilization
process
Total Applications considered for
evaluation : 204**
TriveniAwards Programme
Equal representation
from non-profits & for-
profits
40% of the applications
received from women
entrepreneurs or
women owned
enterprises
Impressive numbers
from geographical focus
areas of M3M
Foundation
Close to 85%
applications received
from the themes of
agriculture,
education,
environment,
technology and
healthcare
TriveniAwards Programme
Major highlights
from non-profits & for-
profits
40% of the applications
received from women
entrepreneurs or
women owned
enterprises
Impressive numbers
from geographical focus
areas of M3M
Foundation
Close to 85%
applications received
from the themes of
agriculture,
education,
environment,
technology and
healthcare
TriveniAwards Programme
Major highlights
Week 1
Dec 2
nd
to Dec 7
th
Week 2
Dec 9
th
to Dec 14
th
Week 3
Dec 16
th
to Dec 19
th
Event timeline
•Sharing evaluation docket
with M3M
•Prepare data collection
tool for compendium
•Conduct participant
webinar
•Share event invites to the
participants & guests
•Logistics, Boarding &
lodging arrangements of
participants & invitees
•Share jury dockets and
conduct a virtual meeting
for discussion.
•Compile case studies and
prepare them in a
publication-ready format.
•Finalize the event agenda
and sequence of events.
•Engagement of event
planner -Decor, Lighting,
stage, catering
management, AV,
Photography, Videography,
Step & Repeat Banners
etc.
Important dates/agenda :
1.Participant webinar (Dec 7
th
):
•Logistics and arrangements for
travel and accommodation
•Specific instructions for short
pitch presentations
•Sharing the data collection tool
for compendium
2. Jury Webinar (Dec 10th):
•Jury Deliberations Finalization
3. Invitation (Dec 7
th
)
•Final Guest List
TriveniAwards Programme
Event Timeline
Dec 2
nd
to Dec 7
th
Week 2
Dec 9
th
to Dec 14
th
Week 3
Dec 16
th
to Dec 19
th
Event timeline
•Sharing evaluation docket
with M3M
•Prepare data collection
tool for compendium
•Conduct participant
webinar
•Share event invites to the
participants & guests
•Logistics, Boarding &
lodging arrangements of
participants & invitees
•Share jury dockets and
conduct a virtual meeting
for discussion.
•Compile case studies and
prepare them in a
publication-ready format.
•Finalize the event agenda
and sequence of events.
•Engagement of event
planner -Decor, Lighting,
stage, catering
management, AV,
Photography, Videography,
Step & Repeat Banners
etc.
Important dates/agenda :
1.Participant webinar (Dec 7
th
):
•Logistics and arrangements for
travel and accommodation
•Specific instructions for short
pitch presentations
•Sharing the data collection tool
for compendium
2. Jury Webinar (Dec 10th):
•Jury Deliberations Finalization
3. Invitation (Dec 7
th
)
•Final Guest List
TriveniAwards Programme
Event Timeline
Social Impact Grant 24-25
Shortlisting 40
projects from
300 DoCC
projects
20
organizations
presented
their projects
13
Organizations
were selected
Grant Selection Process
projects from
300 DoCC
projects
20
organizations
presented
their projects
13
Organizations
were selected
Grant Selection Process
Selected Partners
Organization
District/
Location
State Thematic Area
M3M Foundation's
Thematic Program
Centre for Tribals& Rural
Development Trust (CTRD)
NilgiriTamil Nadu Bio Diversity and Livelihood
Kaushal Sambal &
Sankalp
MakkalVillipunarvuKalviSangam NilgirisTamil Nadu
Holistic Development of Tribal -
MushaharCommunity
Kaushal Sambal and
Health
Sahaja Samruddha Dharwad Karnataka Millet Promotion KaushalSambal
Madhya Pradesh Viklang Sahayta
Samiti (MPVSS)
Ujjain
Madhya
Pradesh
Specially -abled Saakshar
AlsisarImpact Social Venture
(AISV)
Madhya
Pradesh
Promotion of Organic farming &
establishing the advanced forward &
backward market linkages
KaushalSambal
Synergy Sansthan Harda
Madhya
Pradesh
Livelihood -Artisans KaushalSambal
Krushi Vikas Va Gramin
Prashikshan Sanstha (Krushi Vikas)
BuldanaMaharashtra Livelihood -Dairy Promotion Kaushal Sambal
Slum Soccer (Krida Vikas Santha)Nagpur Maharashtra Specially -abled
KaushalSambal &
Lakshya
KutumbSamajotthanAwam
PunarwashSanstha (KSAPS)
VaranasiUttar Pradesh Women Empowerment KaushalSambal
ChinmayaOrganization for Rural
Development (CORD)
Dharmshala
Himachal
Pradesh
Gender and Local Self Governence Sarvoday
Pahad Trust Chamba
Himachal
Pradesh
Sustainable farming and livelihoodSankalp
Disha Rural Technology
Development Centre
Kangra
Himachal
Pradesh
Farm based livelihood
KaushalSambal &
Health
dJEDFoundation Jawai Rajasthan Waste Management Sankalp
Karnataka
Uttar Pradesh
Madhya Pradesh
Maharashtra
Rajasthan
Tamil Nadu
Himachal
Pradesh
07 States
13 Partner Organization
2
2
1
2
2
1
3
Organization
District/
Location
State Thematic Area
M3M Foundation's
Thematic Program
Centre for Tribals& Rural
Development Trust (CTRD)
NilgiriTamil Nadu Bio Diversity and Livelihood
Kaushal Sambal &
Sankalp
MakkalVillipunarvuKalviSangam NilgirisTamil Nadu
Holistic Development of Tribal -
MushaharCommunity
Kaushal Sambal and
Health
Sahaja Samruddha Dharwad Karnataka Millet Promotion KaushalSambal
Madhya Pradesh Viklang Sahayta
Samiti (MPVSS)
Ujjain
Madhya
Pradesh
Specially -abled Saakshar
AlsisarImpact Social Venture
(AISV)
Madhya
Pradesh
Promotion of Organic farming &
establishing the advanced forward &
backward market linkages
KaushalSambal
Synergy Sansthan Harda
Madhya
Pradesh
Livelihood -Artisans KaushalSambal
Krushi Vikas Va Gramin
Prashikshan Sanstha (Krushi Vikas)
BuldanaMaharashtra Livelihood -Dairy Promotion Kaushal Sambal
Slum Soccer (Krida Vikas Santha)Nagpur Maharashtra Specially -abled
KaushalSambal &
Lakshya
KutumbSamajotthanAwam
PunarwashSanstha (KSAPS)
VaranasiUttar Pradesh Women Empowerment KaushalSambal
ChinmayaOrganization for Rural
Development (CORD)
Dharmshala
Himachal
Pradesh
Gender and Local Self Governence Sarvoday
Pahad Trust Chamba
Himachal
Pradesh
Sustainable farming and livelihoodSankalp
Disha Rural Technology
Development Centre
Kangra
Himachal
Pradesh
Farm based livelihood
KaushalSambal &
Health
dJEDFoundation Jawai Rajasthan Waste Management Sankalp
Karnataka
Uttar Pradesh
Madhya Pradesh
Maharashtra
Rajasthan
Tamil Nadu
Himachal
Pradesh
07 States
13 Partner Organization
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Theprojectsetsoutwithanambitiousgoaltoboostbiodiversityandaddressclimatechangebyimplementingbiogasunits,therebyreducing
firewoodconsumptionamongtribalfamilies.Italsofocusesonimprovinghealthbyofferingsmokelesskitchens,whichcontributetobetter
respiratoryhealth,andsupportssustainableagriculturebyutilizingbiogasby-productstoenhancelivelihoods.Thiscomprehensivestrategyaimsto
bringaboutlong-lastingpositivechangeswithintribalcommunities.
CTRD
firewoodconsumptionamongtribalfamilies.Italsofocusesonimprovinghealthbyofferingsmokelesskitchens,whichcontributetobetter
respiratoryhealth,andsupportssustainableagriculturebyutilizingbiogasby-productstoenhancelivelihoods.Thiscomprehensivestrategyaimsto
bringaboutlong-lastingpositivechangeswithintribalcommunities.
CTRD
Savingof51,480kgsoffirewoodusageperannum.
92tonnesofCarbondioxideemissionisreducedbyswitchingtocleanrenewableenergy
fuelofbiogasby6tribalfamilies.
Thelivelihoodandincomeofeachfamilyfrombiogasunits,cowsandorganicmanureis
raisedto1LacRsperyear
Womenandchildrenfromsixfamiliessave1,095precioushourseachperyearfor
studying,playing,craftsandforbetteractivitieswhichtheypreviouslyusedforcollecting
firewood
Expected Outcome
UPDATE TILL JAN-24
•Concrete cow sheds of 4 families completed
•Each family have received 2 cow, 3 CuMgas digester and gas
stove
Cow Shed
Biogas Dome
2 Cows to each family
92tonnesofCarbondioxideemissionisreducedbyswitchingtocleanrenewableenergy
fuelofbiogasby6tribalfamilies.
Thelivelihoodandincomeofeachfamilyfrombiogasunits,cowsandorganicmanureis
raisedto1LacRsperyear
Womenandchildrenfromsixfamiliessave1,095precioushourseachperyearfor
studying,playing,craftsandforbetteractivitieswhichtheypreviouslyusedforcollecting
firewood
Expected Outcome
UPDATE TILL JAN-24
•Concrete cow sheds of 4 families completed
•Each family have received 2 cow, 3 CuMgas digester and gas
stove
Cow Shed
Biogas Dome
2 Cows to each family
Fostering Gender-Inclusive Local Self Government at the Grassroots Level through Advocacy,
Leadership Development of Women's Groups with Active Involvement of Men
Collaborativeinitiativesforgenderequality
inlocalself-governmentthroughUpGram
SabhasandGramSabhas
Capacitybuildingprogramsfor200to220
women'sgroups
Engagementandrecognitionofgender-
sensitive2800to3000Menpopularlyknown
asManoftheMonth.
Disseminationofoutcomesthroughrelated
stakeholders
Inspiringpositivechangeandinclusive
practices
CORD
Leadership Development of Women's Groups with Active Involvement of Men
Collaborativeinitiativesforgenderequality
inlocalself-governmentthroughUpGram
SabhasandGramSabhas
Capacitybuildingprogramsfor200to220
women'sgroups
Engagementandrecognitionofgender-
sensitive2800to3000Menpopularlyknown
asManoftheMonth.
Disseminationofoutcomesthroughrelated
stakeholders
Inspiringpositivechangeandinclusive
practices
CORD
Gender Awareness Programs at the MahilaMandal Level: 177 sessions were
held, engaging 6,285 participants, including 5,410 women, 875 men, and 58
persons with disabilities.
Gram Sabha: Facilitated 30
meetings across all Gram
Panchayats, with 3,943
participants, including 1,147
men, 2,796 women, and 50
persons with disabilities.
Up-Gram Sabha: CORD facilitated ward-level meetings in all 30 Gram Panchayats, with 726
participants, including 134 men and 592 women.
Empowering Communities Through Gender Awareness and
Inclusive Governance Initiatives
MahilaMandal: 252
Gram panchayat: 30
Total members:
Mahilamandalmembers
participating in VHSNC and
Child Protection Committee
meetings
held, engaging 6,285 participants, including 5,410 women, 875 men, and 58
persons with disabilities.
Gram Sabha: Facilitated 30
meetings across all Gram
Panchayats, with 3,943
participants, including 1,147
men, 2,796 women, and 50
persons with disabilities.
Up-Gram Sabha: CORD facilitated ward-level meetings in all 30 Gram Panchayats, with 726
participants, including 134 men and 592 women.
Empowering Communities Through Gender Awareness and
Inclusive Governance Initiatives
MahilaMandal: 252
Gram panchayat: 30
Total members:
Mahilamandalmembers
participating in VHSNC and
Child Protection Committee
meetings
ProjectGoal:Enhancethecapabilitiesofsmallandmarginalfarmersintherain-fedareas
ofChambadistrict,HimachalPradesh,bypromotingclimate-resilient,eco-friendly,
sustainablefarmingandlivelihoodpractices,ultimatelyguidingthemtowardtheadoption
ofchemical-freeorganicandnaturalfarmingmethods
Project Goal
At least 60% of farmers in 20 villages have increasingly adopted sustainable farming practices.
The reduced use of chemicals has led to lower input costs.
Organic kitchen and nutrition gardens have ensured a steady supply of chemical-free vegetables and
pulses.
A group of 20 trained community resource persons is now prepared to promote local indigenous
seeds, millets, and sustainable farming methods.
A community-led beejkendra (seed center) will be established in one Gram Panchayat.
PAHAD Trust
ofChambadistrict,HimachalPradesh,bypromotingclimate-resilient,eco-friendly,
sustainablefarmingandlivelihoodpractices,ultimatelyguidingthemtowardtheadoption
ofchemical-freeorganicandnaturalfarmingmethods
Project Goal
At least 60% of farmers in 20 villages have increasingly adopted sustainable farming practices.
The reduced use of chemicals has led to lower input costs.
Organic kitchen and nutrition gardens have ensured a steady supply of chemical-free vegetables and
pulses.
A group of 20 trained community resource persons is now prepared to promote local indigenous
seeds, millets, and sustainable farming methods.
A community-led beejkendra (seed center) will be established in one Gram Panchayat.
PAHAD Trust
Local traditional seeds collected during the farmers meetings •Farmers'OrientationonSustainableAgricultureand
Livelihood:OnJuly22,2024,aone-dayworkshopwasheldat
theH2OCentreinVillageChaminu,ledbyPadamShriNek
RamSharma.Theworkshopincludedinteractivesessionson
theimpactsofclimatechangeonagriculture,environment,
andlivelihoods.Theeventalsofeaturedalocalcropseed
exhibitionandseedexchangeamongfarmers.
Present Status
1.Mobilisedapprox700 farmers in the project villages towards chemical free (90% women 10% men) organic farming
through awareness meetings, door to door interactions and demonstration.
2.15 women from 7 villages have been identified through SHGs and women’s collectives for skill building training in
alternate livelihood. The first training is scheduled on 10-11 December.
3.60 farmers in 5 villages learnt the methods of making organic manure and bio-pesticides by using local available natural
material and acquired knowledge on its application for management of soil health and disease control.
Livelihood:OnJuly22,2024,aone-dayworkshopwasheldat
theH2OCentreinVillageChaminu,ledbyPadamShriNek
RamSharma.Theworkshopincludedinteractivesessionson
theimpactsofclimatechangeonagriculture,environment,
andlivelihoods.Theeventalsofeaturedalocalcropseed
exhibitionandseedexchangeamongfarmers.
Present Status
1.Mobilisedapprox700 farmers in the project villages towards chemical free (90% women 10% men) organic farming
through awareness meetings, door to door interactions and demonstration.
2.15 women from 7 villages have been identified through SHGs and women’s collectives for skill building training in
alternate livelihood. The first training is scheduled on 10-11 December.
3.60 farmers in 5 villages learnt the methods of making organic manure and bio-pesticides by using local available natural
material and acquired knowledge on its application for management of soil health and disease control.
Aim
Tostrengthenthemostsociallyvulnerablegroupofwomenandprovidethem
capacitybuildingandeconomicsupporttoensuresocialintegrationand
holisticdevelopment.
Objectives:
CapacitybuildinginLeadershipdevelopment,Skilldevelopment,andHealth,
SchoolEnrolmentDrivewiththesupportofgovernmentandnon
governmentstakeholders..
Empowering350womenforSkill-basedtrainingandengagementin
Livestockprograms,Handicrafts,andothersmallscalebusinessesinstreet
vending.
Supportsystemtoconductmarketsurveysandprovisionofhandhold
supporttilltheystandontheirownleg.
Createawarenessonsimpleprofit-lossanalysisandhelptoseeksupport
amongtheirpeergroupandwithprojectteam.
Createsafespacesthatenhancetheirsocialandeconomicdevelopmentby
allowingthemtocreatefriendships,receiveandprovidepeersupport,and
takeadvantageofnewlearningopportunities.
MakkalVillipunarvuKalviSangam(MVKS)
Tostrengthenthemostsociallyvulnerablegroupofwomenandprovidethem
capacitybuildingandeconomicsupporttoensuresocialintegrationand
holisticdevelopment.
Objectives:
CapacitybuildinginLeadershipdevelopment,Skilldevelopment,andHealth,
SchoolEnrolmentDrivewiththesupportofgovernmentandnon
governmentstakeholders..
Empowering350womenforSkill-basedtrainingandengagementin
Livestockprograms,Handicrafts,andothersmallscalebusinessesinstreet
vending.
Supportsystemtoconductmarketsurveysandprovisionofhandhold
supporttilltheystandontheirownleg.
Createawarenessonsimpleprofit-lossanalysisandhelptoseeksupport
amongtheirpeergroupandwithprojectteam.
Createsafespacesthatenhancetheirsocialandeconomicdevelopmentby
allowingthemtocreatefriendships,receiveandprovidepeersupport,and
takeadvantageofnewlearningopportunities.
MakkalVillipunarvuKalviSangam(MVKS)
Empowering IrulaWomen: Herbal and Vocational Training
for Economic Development
Herbalandvocationaltrainingprogramsincluded25womeninherbaltraining,25incandlemaking,50intailoringskillsforScheduledTribalwomen,and25inbasket
making,withanadditional100womenattendingahealthtrainingprogram.Theseinitiativesarepartofabroadereconomicdevelopmentstrategytointroduceincome-
generatingactivities,vocationalskills,andsupportforsmall-scaleentrepreneurshipwithintheIrulacommunity,aimingtofosterself-relianceandeconomicstability.
for Economic Development
Herbalandvocationaltrainingprogramsincluded25womeninherbaltraining,25incandlemaking,50intailoringskillsforScheduledTribalwomen,and25inbasket
making,withanadditional100womenattendingahealthtrainingprogram.Theseinitiativesarepartofabroadereconomicdevelopmentstrategytointroduceincome-
generatingactivities,vocationalskills,andsupportforsmall-scaleentrepreneurshipwithintheIrulacommunity,aimingtofosterself-relianceandeconomicstability.
Goal: To Improve the Living Conditions of the Tribal’sby Strengthening the Dairy and Livestock
Objective
•Strengthening and nurturing of Village Level Institutions like producer’s
groups, SHGs, FPOs & JFMCs for active participation and functioning
•To create employment opportunities through promotion of micro and small
enterprises based on livestock.
•To facilitate value addition, processing, branding, marketing and promotion
of tribal produces for enhanced income.
•To reduce cost of production through promotion of improved technologies
Expected Outcomes :
•1. Increase in number of cows/buffalos thereby increase in milk collection.
•2. Youth employment
•3. Overall livelihood development
KRUSHI VIKAS
Objective
•Strengthening and nurturing of Village Level Institutions like producer’s
groups, SHGs, FPOs & JFMCs for active participation and functioning
•To create employment opportunities through promotion of micro and small
enterprises based on livestock.
•To facilitate value addition, processing, branding, marketing and promotion
of tribal produces for enhanced income.
•To reduce cost of production through promotion of improved technologies
Expected Outcomes :
•1. Increase in number of cows/buffalos thereby increase in milk collection.
•2. Youth employment
•3. Overall livelihood development
KRUSHI VIKAS
•Visit and meeting with FPO/Individual Farmer with milk processing industries
•Identification of Individuals Collection Center
•Feed / Fodder Training
•Village Meeting with Mother Dairy
•Training & Capacity Building
•Liaisoningwith Veterinary Department
•Establishment of Bulk Milk Cooler (BMC) /Milk Collection Center
Napier plantation khemaji
Strengthening Dairy Supply Chain: Farmer Engagement,
Training, and Infrastructure Development
•Farmers Cultivating Napier Grass: 8
•Milk Collection Centers: 4
•Milk Collection Per Day: 1412 Liter
•Convergence with MNREGA for construction of
Cow shed: 2 Farmers
•Identification of Individuals Collection Center
•Feed / Fodder Training
•Village Meeting with Mother Dairy
•Training & Capacity Building
•Liaisoningwith Veterinary Department
•Establishment of Bulk Milk Cooler (BMC) /Milk Collection Center
Napier plantation khemaji
Strengthening Dairy Supply Chain: Farmer Engagement,
Training, and Infrastructure Development
•Farmers Cultivating Napier Grass: 8
•Milk Collection Centers: 4
•Milk Collection Per Day: 1412 Liter
•Convergence with MNREGA for construction of
Cow shed: 2 Farmers
Deaf Goal Fellowship
THE PROJECT
IntroducingDeafGoalFellowship,agame-changingprojectthatempowersdeafchildren,withathree-yearfellowshipprogramenablingthemtocompletetheir
graduation,whilesimultaneouslyofferingthemtrainingtobecomelicenseddeaffootballcoaches,allowingthemtobecomeself-reliant.Ourmissionistoempower
thesechildrenwithhearingimpairmentandhelpthemdeveloptheskillsandknowledgetheyneedtoupskillthemselvesandimpartinclusivityamongthedeaf
community.
Fellows will be enrolled in a
university program and Slum
Soccer will support them in their
graduation journey
Usefootballasa
toolforinculcating
basiclifeskillsand
integratingdeaf
individualsintothe
mainstream
community
Train Fellows as football
coaches to conduct ‘Sport for
Development’ programs
independently for deaf school
children.
Slum Soccer
would help them
receive E and D-
level football
coaching license
from AIFF
WHAT IT DOES?
Produce10deafgraduates
cumfootballcoachesevery
year.
These fellows will have the
opportunity to train 250+
deaf children each year.
Attheendoffiveyears,make
30+deafyouthemployablein
skilledandmainstreamjobs.
Creatingaspiringandinspiringrole
modelsfromthedeafcommunity,
capableofusingfootballeffectivelyto
advocateforthemselvesandothers
byinculcatingskills,knowledge,and
mindsetthatwouldfacilitatethe
integrationofdeafchildrenand
youngpeopleintomainstream
society.
TARGET & IMPACT
THE PROJECT
IntroducingDeafGoalFellowship,agame-changingprojectthatempowersdeafchildren,withathree-yearfellowshipprogramenablingthemtocompletetheir
graduation,whilesimultaneouslyofferingthemtrainingtobecomelicenseddeaffootballcoaches,allowingthemtobecomeself-reliant.Ourmissionistoempower
thesechildrenwithhearingimpairmentandhelpthemdeveloptheskillsandknowledgetheyneedtoupskillthemselvesandimpartinclusivityamongthedeaf
community.
Fellows will be enrolled in a
university program and Slum
Soccer will support them in their
graduation journey
Usefootballasa
toolforinculcating
basiclifeskillsand
integratingdeaf
individualsintothe
mainstream
community
Train Fellows as football
coaches to conduct ‘Sport for
Development’ programs
independently for deaf school
children.
Slum Soccer
would help them
receive E and D-
level football
coaching license
from AIFF
WHAT IT DOES?
Produce10deafgraduates
cumfootballcoachesevery
year.
These fellows will have the
opportunity to train 250+
deaf children each year.
Attheendoffiveyears,make
30+deafyouthemployablein
skilledandmainstreamjobs.
Creatingaspiringandinspiringrole
modelsfromthedeafcommunity,
capableofusingfootballeffectivelyto
advocateforthemselvesandothers
byinculcatingskills,knowledge,and
mindsetthatwouldfacilitatethe
integrationofdeafchildrenand
youngpeopleintomainstream
society.
TARGET & IMPACT
DeafSchoolsPermission:Wesecuredpermissionfromdeaf
schoolstoallowourDeafGoalFellowship(DGF)fellowsto
conductfootball-basedactivitieswiththestudents.
HigherEducationEnrollment:Wesuccessfullycollaborated
withcollegestoadmitourdeaffellowsforhigherstudies,
assuringthemofourmentorshipandsupporttohelpthe
fellowsovercomeacademicchallenges.
Fellows'FootballTraining:OnJuly13,2024,deaffellows
receivedintensivetrainingatSlumSoccerAcademyto
preparethemfor'SportForDevelopment'(S4D)sessions
withdeafschoolchildren.Theylearnedtoconductfootball
gamesandactivitiesdesignedtobuildtrustandteachbasic
footballskills.
BaselineSurvey:TheDGFteam,withSlumSoccer’sM&E
expert,finalizedaBaselineSurveytoassessthestudents
coachedbyDGFfellows.Thefellowswillbetrainedto
administerandconductthissurvey.
Empowering Deaf Fellows
10 deaf
fellows are
on board
and
trained.
They are
supervising
230
students
schoolstoallowourDeafGoalFellowship(DGF)fellowsto
conductfootball-basedactivitieswiththestudents.
HigherEducationEnrollment:Wesuccessfullycollaborated
withcollegestoadmitourdeaffellowsforhigherstudies,
assuringthemofourmentorshipandsupporttohelpthe
fellowsovercomeacademicchallenges.
Fellows'FootballTraining:OnJuly13,2024,deaffellows
receivedintensivetrainingatSlumSoccerAcademyto
preparethemfor'SportForDevelopment'(S4D)sessions
withdeafschoolchildren.Theylearnedtoconductfootball
gamesandactivitiesdesignedtobuildtrustandteachbasic
footballskills.
BaselineSurvey:TheDGFteam,withSlumSoccer’sM&E
expert,finalizedaBaselineSurveytoassessthestudents
coachedbyDGFfellows.Thefellowswillbetrainedto
administerandconductthissurvey.
Empowering Deaf Fellows
10 deaf
fellows are
on board
and
trained.
They are
supervising
230
students
Project Objectives:
Establishment of a small-scale industry to transform plastic
waste into locally useful items such as chairs, benches, and
tiles. A shredder, mixer, and extrusion machine are currently
being installed.
Equipping the locals to convert local plastic waste into useful
products, this model has the potential to be replicated across
many villages in India facing similar challenges.
Collaborating with schools, religious influencers, and
authorities to strengthen the value chain, with a focus on
education and behavior change as key elements for
sustainability.
Goal: Establishing a stable and sustainable model for plastic waste management and local upcycling, to reduce
negative impact on the Jawaiecology and biodiversity and creation of replicable low-cost local model
Save JawaiWildlife
UPDATE TILL JAN-24: 2500 kilograms of plastic waste from 6-7 villages and nearby jungle
areas in the last month.
Items made from Recycled Plastic
Establishment of a small-scale industry to transform plastic
waste into locally useful items such as chairs, benches, and
tiles. A shredder, mixer, and extrusion machine are currently
being installed.
Equipping the locals to convert local plastic waste into useful
products, this model has the potential to be replicated across
many villages in India facing similar challenges.
Collaborating with schools, religious influencers, and
authorities to strengthen the value chain, with a focus on
education and behavior change as key elements for
sustainability.
Goal: Establishing a stable and sustainable model for plastic waste management and local upcycling, to reduce
negative impact on the Jawaiecology and biodiversity and creation of replicable low-cost local model
Save JawaiWildlife
UPDATE TILL JAN-24: 2500 kilograms of plastic waste from 6-7 villages and nearby jungle
areas in the last month.
Items made from Recycled Plastic
Promote millet-based multi-cropping systems
for climate resilience.
Strengthen Community Seed Banks for
climate-resilient seeds.
Enhance small farmers' income through
biodiversity-based activities.
Strengthen community institutions to
promote ecological farming and diverse
livelihoods.
Establish a women-operated millet processing
unit to boost consumption and market links.
Build community capacity in millet product
identification, production, and marketing.
Promote business-oriented community
institutions for value addition, collective
production, and sustainable micro-
enterprises.
Foxtail Millet
Reducing vulnerability of small farmer communities especially women
to climate shocks and strengthening their livelihood in the project area
for climate resilience.
Strengthen Community Seed Banks for
climate-resilient seeds.
Enhance small farmers' income through
biodiversity-based activities.
Strengthen community institutions to
promote ecological farming and diverse
livelihoods.
Establish a women-operated millet processing
unit to boost consumption and market links.
Build community capacity in millet product
identification, production, and marketing.
Promote business-oriented community
institutions for value addition, collective
production, and sustainable micro-
enterprises.
Foxtail Millet
Reducing vulnerability of small farmer communities especially women
to climate shocks and strengthening their livelihood in the project area
Kadahalli: Meeting with SHG leaders
Crop Growth:
Around 50 women farmers in Kadahalli
received seeds for foxtail millet, redgram,
field beans, and amaranth. All seeds, except
amaranth, successfully germinated and are
growing well, despite heavy rains affecting
the amaranth.
Ecological Farming Training:
Over 20 women farmers attended a training session
on preparing Jeevamruta, a growth promoter that
enhances soil microbial activity, in Kadahallivillage.
Revival and promotion of Millet based
multi-cropping systems
Crop Growth:
Around 50 women farmers in Kadahalli
received seeds for foxtail millet, redgram,
field beans, and amaranth. All seeds, except
amaranth, successfully germinated and are
growing well, despite heavy rains affecting
the amaranth.
Ecological Farming Training:
Over 20 women farmers attended a training session
on preparing Jeevamruta, a growth promoter that
enhances soil microbial activity, in Kadahallivillage.
Revival and promotion of Millet based
multi-cropping systems
Improving Farmers
income
Improved forward &
backward market
linkages
Soil
Conservation
Sustainable
ecology
Better food for
tomorrow
Project aims and objectives
income
Improved forward &
backward market
linkages
Soil
Conservation
Sustainable
ecology
Better food for
tomorrow
Project aims and objectives
Selection of 10 villages in tribal belt
of MP –Tentatively Bistanfor chilli
and Dharfor Cotton
Selection of 10 chilli and Cotton
growing villages in respective areas.
All villages will be in radius of 20 km
In each village 10 progressive
farmers to be selected
Each farmer will do organic farming
in 1-2 acres
Approx100 acres of area for each
crop.
Appointment of 1-1 experienced
Coordinator for both the crops
Office on rent for both locations
along with storage godown
1.Training programs for 100 selected
villagers at company’s office –
Capacity building, PoPby KVK
scientists
2.Providing organic (Non BT and
hybrid) seeds for sowing at
discounted price
3.Regular monitoring and field visits
by project manager
4.Providing organic fertilizers &
pesticides and Integrated Pest and
Nutrient management techniques
by company at affordable rates
5.Regular field visits by FPS
agronomists & KVK scientists
On first harvest, sample of all
farmers taken and tested in
lab
Once samples are passed,
Procurement of output to start
10-15% premium rates for both
crops as compared to market
rates
Procurement of organic
output from doorsteps of
farmers
Methodology Harvesting
Organic Cultivation
Project details
of MP –Tentatively Bistanfor chilli
and Dharfor Cotton
Selection of 10 chilli and Cotton
growing villages in respective areas.
All villages will be in radius of 20 km
In each village 10 progressive
farmers to be selected
Each farmer will do organic farming
in 1-2 acres
Approx100 acres of area for each
crop.
Appointment of 1-1 experienced
Coordinator for both the crops
Office on rent for both locations
along with storage godown
1.Training programs for 100 selected
villagers at company’s office –
Capacity building, PoPby KVK
scientists
2.Providing organic (Non BT and
hybrid) seeds for sowing at
discounted price
3.Regular monitoring and field visits
by project manager
4.Providing organic fertilizers &
pesticides and Integrated Pest and
Nutrient management techniques
by company at affordable rates
5.Regular field visits by FPS
agronomists & KVK scientists
On first harvest, sample of all
farmers taken and tested in
lab
Once samples are passed,
Procurement of output to start
10-15% premium rates for both
crops as compared to market
rates
Procurement of organic
output from doorsteps of
farmers
Methodology Harvesting
Organic Cultivation
Project details
Launch of Organic Cotton & IPM Chilli
Streams in procurement division
Selection of progressive farmers in the
targeted region.
Providing training in organic farming
techniques.
Supplying organic inputs at discounted
rates.
Developing a Package of Practices (PoP)
and monitoring farmer activities through a
mobile app on a regular basis.
Offering real-time advisory services during
the cropping period from our agronomists
to ensure optimal yield and crop quality.
Purchasing organic cotton and IPM chili
from farmers at premium prices.
Reduced input usage combined with
premium pricing will result in increased
income for the farmers.
Streams in procurement division
Selection of progressive farmers in the
targeted region.
Providing training in organic farming
techniques.
Supplying organic inputs at discounted
rates.
Developing a Package of Practices (PoP)
and monitoring farmer activities through a
mobile app on a regular basis.
Offering real-time advisory services during
the cropping period from our agronomists
to ensure optimal yield and crop quality.
Purchasing organic cotton and IPM chili
from farmers at premium prices.
Reduced input usage combined with
premium pricing will result in increased
income for the farmers.
Project Paragati
Help Desk for Pwd’s
Empowering PwD’sthrough
Awareness Generation and Linking up with Schemes of the
Government
Madhya Pradesh ViklangSahayataSamiti
Objectives
•To generate awareness on disability, prevention and various schemes of government.
•To mobilize and provide individual counselling to people with disabilities regarding various schemes of
government.
•To provide assistance to Pwd’sin obtaining documents like Disability certificates, UDID, Adharfrom
the concerned departments .
•To liaise with government departments and agencies regarding completion of submitted applications
by beneficiaries and guide them in completing various applications of schemes for People with
disabilities .
Help Desk for Pwd’s
Empowering PwD’sthrough
Awareness Generation and Linking up with Schemes of the
Government
Madhya Pradesh ViklangSahayataSamiti
Objectives
•To generate awareness on disability, prevention and various schemes of government.
•To mobilize and provide individual counselling to people with disabilities regarding various schemes of
government.
•To provide assistance to Pwd’sin obtaining documents like Disability certificates, UDID, Adharfrom
the concerned departments .
•To liaise with government departments and agencies regarding completion of submitted applications
by beneficiaries and guide them in completing various applications of schemes for People with
disabilities .
Progress at a glance
Anactionplanwasdevelopedfor85villagesin
Ujjaindistrict.
Teammembersvisitedhealthanddisability
departments,identifying45newchildrenwith
disabilitiesandlinkingthemtorelevantschemes.
IncollaborationwithALIMCO,assistivedevices
wereprovidedtofourdisabledindividuals,
includingelectronictricycles,CPchairs,and
rollators.
CounsellingandAwareness:
Duringhomevisits,theteamcounselled
185parentsondisabilitypreventionand
childcare.
Madhya Pradesh ViklangSahayataSamiti
Anactionplanwasdevelopedfor85villagesin
Ujjaindistrict.
Teammembersvisitedhealthanddisability
departments,identifying45newchildrenwith
disabilitiesandlinkingthemtorelevantschemes.
IncollaborationwithALIMCO,assistivedevices
wereprovidedtofourdisabledindividuals,
includingelectronictricycles,CPchairs,and
rollators.
CounsellingandAwareness:
Duringhomevisits,theteamcounselled
185parentsondisabilitypreventionand
childcare.
Madhya Pradesh ViklangSahayataSamiti
BansKari
Bamboo artisan & micro enterprise initiative
SynergySansthanworkingwithVashkarcommunityinHardadistrictofMadhyaPradesh,Vashkararetraditional
bambooartisan,Butduetolackof21
st
centuryskill,andothermarketinfluencelikeplasticcapturedbusiness,
traditionalartisanfacedlotsofchallenges,especiallywomen.
Aim:
“Co-createecosystemtonurturewomenentrepreneurcapacity&Skilloftraditionalbambooartisansespeciallyfor
women&Youthbambooartisansforsocialandeconomicdevelopment.”
Objectives:
A.Todevelop21stcenturyskills(Craft,technologyetc.)of100traditionalbambooartisans,andhandholdingFPO
ofwomenartsianofHardadistrictofMadhyaPradesh.
B.Todevelop40womenartisan’senterprisesincluding10womenbarefootresearchers&designersonBamboo
basedworkthroughSwarchnamoduleandreallifeexperiences..
Project aims & objectives
Bamboo artisan & micro enterprise initiative
SynergySansthanworkingwithVashkarcommunityinHardadistrictofMadhyaPradesh,Vashkararetraditional
bambooartisan,Butduetolackof21
st
centuryskill,andothermarketinfluencelikeplasticcapturedbusiness,
traditionalartisanfacedlotsofchallenges,especiallywomen.
Aim:
“Co-createecosystemtonurturewomenentrepreneurcapacity&Skilloftraditionalbambooartisansespeciallyfor
women&Youthbambooartisansforsocialandeconomicdevelopment.”
Objectives:
A.Todevelop21stcenturyskills(Craft,technologyetc.)of100traditionalbambooartisans,andhandholdingFPO
ofwomenartsianofHardadistrictofMadhyaPradesh.
B.Todevelop40womenartisan’senterprisesincluding10womenbarefootresearchers&designersonBamboo
basedworkthroughSwarchnamoduleandreallifeexperiences..
Project aims & objectives
•Research and Study on
Bamboo
•Marketing-Related
Activities
•A bamboo micro-
enterprise training
program for women
artisans is underway,
This initiative in Harda
aims to train 100
women artisans,
Empowering Women: Crafting Futures with Bamboo
in Harda
Bamboo
•Marketing-Related
Activities
•A bamboo micro-
enterprise training
program for women
artisans is underway,
This initiative in Harda
aims to train 100
women artisans,
Empowering Women: Crafting Futures with Bamboo
in Harda
WOMEN
EMPOWERMENT
PROGRAM
SANSKRITI 2.0
Skills Development and Micro-enterprise Creation for
Sustainable Livelihoods and Holistic
Wellbeing in Varanasi
EMPOWERMENT
PROGRAM
SANSKRITI 2.0
Skills Development and Micro-enterprise Creation for
Sustainable Livelihoods and Holistic
Wellbeing in Varanasi
WOMEN EMPOWERMENT PROGRAM -
SANSKRITI 2.0
Kutumbis relaunching their Women Empowerment Program –
Sanskritiaimed at improving the employment, incomes, and
empowerment of disadvantaged adolescent girls and women in
rural and slum populations of Varanasi. The program will focus on
education, skill development, and employment opportunities to
help women reach their full potential and break free from poverty.
By implementing innovative training programs and providing
support for entrepreneurship, we aim to create sustainable
livelihoods for women in the target areas.
SANSKRITI 2.0
Kutumbis relaunching their Women Empowerment Program –
Sanskritiaimed at improving the employment, incomes, and
empowerment of disadvantaged adolescent girls and women in
rural and slum populations of Varanasi. The program will focus on
education, skill development, and employment opportunities to
help women reach their full potential and break free from poverty.
By implementing innovative training programs and providing
support for entrepreneurship, we aim to create sustainable
livelihoods for women in the target areas.
Stitching Dreams: Empowering Rural
Varanasi through Skill and Hope
Varanasi through Skill and Hope
PROJECT: NOURISH
Malnutrition Free Gram Panchayat through
promoting Nutrition sensitive Bio-diverse
Natural farming system
“Fostering Health through Agro ecological
Practices”
Malnutrition Free Gram Panchayat through
promoting Nutrition sensitive Bio-diverse
Natural farming system
“Fostering Health through Agro ecological
Practices”
Project aims & objectives
Improve Food Accessibility by adoption
of Integrated Sustainable Farming:
Establishing Poshan Vatikas (Kitchen
Gardens)per Household
Alternative livelihood source for
marginalized farmers :
•Backyard Poultry & Goatry
•Mushroom Cultivation
Capacity Building of Stakeholders :
•Natural Farming Training
•PoshanVatikaTraining
•GPDP Training
•Mushroom Cultivation Training
Assement & Baseline data
Collection
•Health Profile assesment
•Supply Chain Assement
Improve Food Accessibility by adoption
of Integrated Sustainable Farming:
Establishing Poshan Vatikas (Kitchen
Gardens)per Household
Alternative livelihood source for
marginalized farmers :
•Backyard Poultry & Goatry
•Mushroom Cultivation
Capacity Building of Stakeholders :
•Natural Farming Training
•PoshanVatikaTraining
•GPDP Training
•Mushroom Cultivation Training
Assement & Baseline data
Collection
•Health Profile assesment
•Supply Chain Assement
Community Engagement and
Planning for the Nourish Initiative
Ward-wise Baseline Household Survey –Iidentified
individuals interested in capacity-building programs
focused on nutri-gardens and agroeclogical practices.
Meeting with Panchayat Representatives and Ward
Members
Synchronized training schedules with agricultural cycles
and local availability.
Planning for the Nourish Initiative
Ward-wise Baseline Household Survey –Iidentified
individuals interested in capacity-building programs
focused on nutri-gardens and agroeclogical practices.
Meeting with Panchayat Representatives and Ward
Members
Synchronized training schedules with agricultural cycles
and local availability.
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