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Corporate sector and civil society organizations need to focus on the community as an important stakeholder in the development dialogue CSR should not be about palliating industry s conscience, but about activating it CII CSR CSO bridge highlights projects of grassroots NGO s; Handbook on CSR released Inclusiveness is an important goal in the growth story. The Planning Commission has ... Dec 03, 2013 (Press Release) Inclusion is an objective best achieved through partnerships: CII President Need to Fast-track Infrastructure Projects for EmploymentCII believes that inclusion is the top priority for the country. Every stakeholder has to play its part in ensuring that the largest democracy in the world also becomes the largest land of the free. Where freedom also includes freedom from hunger, destitution and ... Oct 24, 2013 (Press Release) CII Delhi State Panel on Gender Sensitivity organized its first working session on 24th July 2013 at India Habitat Center, New DelhiCII Delhi State Panel on Gender Sensitivity organized its first working session on 24th July 2013 at India Habitat Center, New Delhi Individuals from Corporates, NGOs , civil society, media, law firms, MSMEs , healthcare sector, hospitality sector, women s organizations and research ... Jul 24, 2013 (Press Release) CII to extend helping hand to UttarakhandIn a bid to stand by thousands of people affected by the recent natural calamity in Uttarakhand, the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) has geared up to lend a helping hand to the distressed. A Special Task Force has been formed to provide relief to the flood devastated state. The Himalayan ... Jul 03, 2013 (Press Release)

Social Impact Assessment, Preparation of Resettlement Action Plan Rehabilitation and Resettlement (R R), Monitoring and Evaluation of R R Public Consultation Campaigns Independent Reviews of Reports already Prepared for Appraisal Planning and Implementation of Social Projects including Assessment of Project Management Unit and Project Implementation Unit Monitoring and Evaluation of Project Implementation Unit Situational Assessment of Regional and Sectoral Social Conditions Situational Assessment and Institutional Strengthening Cost Benefit Ratio Study for Developmental Projects

The overall goal of the Social Development program of the Hilarity Crop Science is to contribute to the reduction of human poverty and improve the availability of efficient human resources for the promotion of the regions economic growth, deeper integration and its competitiveness in the global economy.

Asian Development Bank (ADB) funded Availability of Independent Consultant for the assignment - Engagement as Independent External Monitor for Jammu & Kashmir Urban Sector Development Investment Programme for Jammu & Kashmir Economic Reconstruction Agency (ERA), 2014- Ongoing.Asian Development Bank (ADB) funded Project Management and Monitoring Consultants (PMMC) for the North Eastern Region Urban Development Programme (NERUDP) Phase-II (covering capital cities of 5 North Eastern States viz. Agartala (Tripura), Aizawl (Mizoram), Gangtok (Sikkim), and Kohima (Nagaland); for the Ministry of Urban Development (MoUD), Govt. of India 2013 2015.The World Bank funded Consulting Services to Carryout Annual Performance Assessment under Performance Grant Component of Kerala Local Self Governments Service Delivery Project (KLGSDP) 3 packages for KLGSDP, Govt. of Kerala, 2013- Ongoing.Preparation of Complete DPR of Sewerage, Non Sewerage Schemes including preparation of Feasibility Reports (FRs) and City Sanitation Plan Package-III for Uttarakhand Vikas Evam Nirman Nigam, Government of Uttarakhand, 2012 -2013The World Bank funded Social and Communication aspect for Capacity Building for Industrial Pollution Management Project (CBIPMP), Govt. of West Bengal, 2012 Ongoing.Asian Development Bank (ADB) funded Project Management and Monitoring Consultants (PMMC) for the North Eastern Region Urban Development Programme (NERUDP) Phase-I (covering capital cities of 5 North Eastern States viz. Agartala (Tripura), Aizawl (Mizoram), Gangtok (Sikkim), and Kohima (Nagaland); for the Ministry of Urban Development (MoUD), Govt. of India 2010 2013.The World Bank funded Periodic Implementation and Fiduciary Reviews of Decentralised Activities National Vector Borne Disease Control and Polio Eradication Support Project, Various States of India for Directorate of National Vector Borne Disease Control Programme, Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Govt. of India, 2010 2014.Asian Development Bank (ADB) funded Urban Water Supply & Environmental Improvement Project in Madhya Pradesh (UWSEIMP), Loan No. 2046-IND: Design & Supervision Consultancy (DSC) for East Region (Bhopal, Gwalior and Jabalpur) for Urban Administration & Development Department, Govt. of Madhya Pradesh, 2005-2014.The World Bank funded Consultancy Services to Develop Methods and Tools for Community Consultations, Various States of India for Directorate of National Vector Borne Disease Control Programme, Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Govt. of India, 2009 2011.The World Bank funded Social and Beneficiary Assessment (SABA) of Indigenous People Development Plan, Andhra Pradesh, Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Gujarat, Jharkhand, Karnataka, Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Orissa, Rajasthan and West Bengal in under the National Vector Borne Disease Control Programme for Directorate of National Vector Borne Disease Control Programme, Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Govt. of India, 2007-2008.The World Bank funded Social & Financial Assessment Study on National Vector Borne Disease Control Programme, Various States of India, for Directorate of National Vector Borne Disease Control Programme, Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Govt. of India, 2006.

The George Institute for Global Health India works closely with the University of Oxford to develop joint research projects that aim to improve bilateral exchange of knowledge and build capacity in healthcare research and implementation in India and UK. The Institute leads the Oxford-India health Research Network, which promoted these exchanges. Future plans in this program include setting up of Oxford-India Scholarships and lectures which will facilitate exchange at multiple levels faculty, mid-level researchers and students.

While India ratified the Convention on the Rights of the Child in 1992, we continue to lag behind in vital areas despite the sizable progress that has been made.We support our clients to work towards the provision of the basic rights to children viz. right to survival, right to development, right to protection and right to participation. .

Conducting Socio-Economic Survey Conducting Public Consultation Preparation of Entitlement Matrix Selection of Relocation Site Preparation of Resettlement Action Plan Preparation of Budget for Resettlement Action Plan Monitoring and Evaluation Implementation Schedule for Resettlement Action Plan

Social Development

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A person is a very small unit of the various parts of development namely family, neighbourhood, society, country, world and the whole universe/creation. He cannot live in isolation. He depends on the society, country and nature for all his requirements. These requirements inspire him to establish his relationship with the society and nature and live in harmony with them.

Parachute Play to develop both fine and gross motor skills, and enhance listening skills pro-social behavior and the ability to follow instructions. Nurtures pro social behavior skills.Yoga helps children relax, rejuvenate, and indulge in fun and frolic

The loans under such schemes are given to the housing boards, slum clearance board, development authorities, improvement trusts, local bodies etc.To help the urban poor for upgradation/improvment of slum as well as housing in inner city areas which are predominantly inhabited by low income groups.

MST s Involvement in the Contemporary World Introduction Through its three mission regions, St. Paul s Region (Ujjain), St. Thomas Region (Mandya) and St. Alphonsa Region (Sangli) and one delegation (Mary Queen of the Mission, Delhi) MST has contributed greatly in the fields of general education, special education, health care, women empowerment, empowerment of the differently abled and the marginalised, vocational training, rehabilitation, disaster management, and eco-friendly agro based innovations. MST carries out activities in view of creating a harmonious, value based society, transforming the society to establish the Kingdom of God. Sharing the Mercy of the Heavenly Father Pope Francis speaks of Evangelization as sharing the great mercy of God, there is a need for Christians who help show God's mercy and tenderness towards every creature. We all know that today s humanity is facing a deep crisis. This is why the new evangelisation must necessarily use the language of mercy, which is more about gestures and attitudes than words. Works of mercy form a major portion of the activities of MST. Here below is mentioned a series of activities that are direct examples of sharing the Divine mercy through our various activities in the missions. Care and rehabilitation of the differently abled persons Care for the mentally and physically challenged children and adults, is a special concern of MST. Seven special schools, one care centre for the severely multiple disabled children and two rehabilitation centres are taking care of the needs of about 600 affected children providing consolation to their family members. Special education, training in activities of daily living, need based services like physiotherapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, vocational training, medical care, guidance and counselling etc. are provided to the children and their families. 60 mentally challenged adults are being trained in employment activities at Deepti Nivas, Kalenahalli, Mandya in Karnataka so that they can earn their livelihood. 30 mentally challenged adults are engaged in agro based rehabilitation programme at Cherish in Amberi, Maharashtra and they are settled there. Besides, through community based education and rehabilitation programmes about 1092 persons with disabilities are being provided services in their living surroundings. This programme facilitates educational and medical support, corrective surgery, nutritional support and vocational training to the needy children. It also helps the parents to be part of the programme through awareness programmes, self help groups, income generation programmes etc.

Dazzled by the spectacular rise of social media marketing and the opportunities it offers, for some time now, the marketing world has abounded in claims that it is the future of marketing the equivalent of a gold mining boomtown which no self-respecting prospector can afford to miss. Social media management is in a state of flux and has moved beyond acquiring Facebook fans with occasional engagement and vanity metrics. It is about creating a social story and taking actionable insights from it to create a stronger brand. For instance, studies show that fewer and fewer users click on Facebook ads anymore (they routinely average a .1% click- through rate), or the fact that a staggering 1.2 million active Facebook users disappeared from the site in the month of December 2012 alone. In other words, the social media landscape is currently undergoing a fragmentation as users turn away from traditional spaces like Facebook and retreat into newer, lesser known spaces that are able to serve their needs better. That s why at Ekreatives, we recommend that social media campaigns need to be influencers rather than advocates , that loyalty in social media must be earned through extended engagement with users, than be bought. In other words, the social media world might be nothing like what we are used to, but the rules of People Engagement remain the same.

Conexus Social Responsibility Services Pvt. Ltd. (CSRSPL) was initiated over two years ago to provide CSR solutions to individuals and organizations from IDEA TO IMPACT. To achieve desirable results of your CSR investment, it is imperative to have subject experts, industry knowledge, planned implementation, specialized tools and proper review reports. Our advantage is that we have devised specialized processes, tools, cost effective implementation process, standardize review and reporting mechanism. We deploy validated service provider working pan India and in-house CSR experts who work together, to identify right project, viable budget, strategic implementation and efficient monitor mechanism to give you desirable impact. We have assisted some of our clients with CSR policy & strategy building, program development, Project management, conducting impact assessment and administering CSR curriculum to B-school graduates.

Name of the organization: DHRUVH - Social Awareness Forum (Registered as DHRUVH vide no. S 34202) The word DHRUVH we ve taken inspired by THE DHRUVH STAR which is static and always guide passerby specially the sailors to get right way since the ancient time when compass etc was not invented.We hope to bring a drastic positive change in society and wish others will follow us to form an equal society in letter and spirit. The addenda words Social Awareness Forum use with the name DHRUVH in English and in Hindi translation it read as samajik jagaran manch to clarify the nature of work - committed to the cause of making people aware towards rights duty -by the name itself. Our logo consists of both the version of addenda words with original name. We are an organization believing in equal opportunity and no discrimination depending on gender/age/race/caste creed/religion /living identity or any other social demarcation.

JKSMS is running Usha Silai Schools for rural women in Rajasthan since 2012. At present JKSMS have 220 Usha Silai schools in rural areas of Jaipur, Udaipur, Kota and Bharatpur districts in Rajasthan with the support of Usha International, New Delhi. The organization is also engaged local NGOs Utkarsh Sansthan and Disha Foundation to implement the programme in Kota and Bharatpur Districts. In this programme, it is mandatory to have one trainer and minimum 20 trainees per year in each school. So, like that we are providing stitching training to minimum 4400 girls/women per year. It is a fees based model. The purpose of stitching schools is to empower the rural women and adolescent girls through skill development. It is a pathway to develop women as entrepreneur.

Aims to invoke the social justice principles among the civil society actors and governmental organisations involved in social development. In partnership with grass root organisations we work on the issue of rights of the dalits, women and persons with disabilities.

Future focus areas of KZCT include active socio-economic development of the marginalized communities. Women empowerment programs have been envisioned wherein women will be taught income generation skills, while widows and orphan girls will benefit from livelihood support programs and housing schemes. The poor and the needy will receive financial assistance to set up their own businesses.

a) To carry out objects of general public utility and security, such as village upliftment, rural reconstruction public health and hygiene, community development, welfare of women and children promotion of cottage industries self employment schemes etc. and to start, establish, conduct, take over, maintain and help any institution considered necessary to secure these objects e.g. orphanages Old Age Home etc. b)To uplift the rural public in the matter of literacy self employment awareness of health, childcare,women welfare, family welfare, and birth control programmes, control and eradication of drug addiction etc.

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Following classroom rules and routines, enjoying and playing with other children. Respecting and caring people. Knowing name, address and phone number of their parents, these are the few among numerous other fields which we observe and improve in a child.

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Milk Distribution: The children in slums are mal-nutritional as their parents cannot afford to give them a nutritious diet or milk, leading to an unhealthy life even after they become adults. These frail children live under tiring circumstances are susceptible to diseases due to low resistance in their bodies and the high rate of child mortality rate substantiates this.

Research and Knowledge Centre working for the Grater South Asian Region and secretariat is based in Delhi, India. CEED starts with a broad objectives & vision to Promote Research, Advocacy, Education and sharing knowledge through publication, outreach programme and partnership for sustainable and cognitive development of the Region. CEED works through partnership and sharing knowledge with multi-level crosscutting issues of Environmental Protection, Socio-Economic Development, and Humanitarian dimension. It focuses more on Research and Its uniqueness through comprehensive Policy level research intervention and cooperation, for the long term idea of sustainable development of the South Asian region. The research based organization works in a wide spectrum related to arena of NRM/ Water Recourse Management, Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) & Management, WASH (Water, Sanitation & Hygiene), Climate Change, Urban Environmental Management and prevailing issues of Humanitarian dimensions, Livelihood development, Capacity Development, Human Right Advocacy, Community Development and Governance in the region. The main objectives of CEED to develop applied policy research for developing a network of partnership to make vulnerable communities resilient to prevailing situation and way forward to development. CEED adopts a community based approach, indigenous technology to empower communities through awareness, training and education. CEED from the beginning more emphasis and focus on women and child issues and dedicated for their integrated sustainable development.

Social Mobilization And Institutional Development

Social and Economic Development Services