Trained participants of NIESBUD were mostly benefited from this programme, so that they have no difficulty to set up their own enterprise. The aim of this programme was to provide opportunities of self-employment to its trainees. It was for the first time that this kind of fair was organized in the country.
The objectives of this programme:
Conference Objectives
• To analyze the role of public libraries and change according to the community needs.
• To propose sustainable and developmental model for the public library for India.
• To guide to facilitate a well-developed proactive public library system according to the global standards and parameters applicable to Indian Conditions.
Target Participants
The objectives of the programme
• To generate realization among the participants about the magnitude of the problem and to make them aware about the initiatives taken by the government regarding the problem. In this programme the role of NGO’s in eliminating human trafficking and the help of rehabilitation will also be analyses.
• In this programme we are trying to integrate plan of action and to combat human trafficking by keeping a special focus on women and children. This will try to eliminate the roots of human trafficking in a uniform action. Following below are the points outlined under The Integrated Plan of Action.
Delhi Urban Shelter Improvement Board works under the NCT of Government of Delhi, currently under the DUSIB Act, 2010. Under this act, areas can be declared slums when a building gets damaged and there are no basic civic amenities available. Apart from this they also look for areas like JhuggieJhomprie squatter settlements and good civic amenities for basic resettlement places.
Supreme Court has finally taken some steps to improve this problem, which is after 60 years of our Independence. After a lot of people being homeless in the cold winter of Delhi, finally they enforced the rights of the marginalized people to live a dignified life.
Many things were learned from this campaign and we all are very thankful to the Urban Delhi Shelter to volunteer in organizing this successful and inspiring campaign. We thank DUSIB for providing us the opportunity to improve the social work which is a very hard task to do.
SELF conducted a cultural programme of free painting competition from its own resources. This was a charitable programme organized by us and it will be organizes in the coming years too. This year 15 people participated and the best competitors were selected by the SELF board members and were awarded. The best three were awarded. All the rest were given consolation prizes for participation and to boost up their morale. The participants in the competition are listed below.
This Free Awareness Event Facilitator was organized by Ashok Institute of Hospitality and Tourism Management which is run by the Ministry of Tourism. In this programme 10 students are provided vocational training by the resources provided by the organization. These students will get the following benefits through this:
• Free of cost courses
• Eligibility minimum 8th passed
• Duration 6 weeks.
• Age 18 to 28
• Free Uniform provided
• Free Tool Kit
• Free Lunch during courses
• Student with 90% attendance will get stipend of Rs. 1500/
SELF used up its own resources to open an institute for giving free coaching to the students belonging from the reserved categories in Delhi under this coaching programme. At the initial stage of this programme, students from classes Ist to Vth were given coaching by two teachers who were given lump sum monitoring resources from organizational resources. Over the years more than 30 students were covering their studies under this programme.We further hope to extend this programme in the coming years and will try to distribute study material among the students too.
This programme was a collaboration of the volunteers from Social Education and Liberty Foundation and Human Care Foundation. The main aim of this programme is to provide guidance to students regarding their education and career. Even their parents are also welcomed for the career counseling sessions. Even higher secondary children are offered this counseling guidance in this programme.
One of the most popular disaster prone areas in the world is The Indian Subcontinent. Many hazardous events take place in this country like floods, tsunamis, cyclones, droughts, landslides, etc. These are so frequent which leads a great loss to life and property and environmental damage also takes place. According to National Disaster Management Guidelines, 2012, approximately 58% of India’s landmass is prone to earthquakes. Moreover 40 million hectares of land is prone to floods. Further 8% is prone to cyclones and 68% to draught and many of the hilly areas are prone to landsides and avalanches. Finance, Infrastructure, Crop and Productivity is hampered due to these disasters. The main reasons for the rise in vulnerability of disasters from the last four to five decades have been haphazard urbanization, rising population, structural development in high risk zones, environmental degradation, climate change, etc. The risk and vulnerabilities people face from natural disasters is as much as a product of social situation as that of their physical environment. Women and men shape their capability o cope up with the disasters through their social network, powerful relationships, knowledge and skills, gender roles, health, wealth and location.
The Woman of India Organic Festival was organized by the Ministry of Women and Child Development from 1st to 15th October, 2017 in New Delhi. This festival was to promote women entrepreneurs and farmers in the organic sector from across India. Smt. Maneka Sanjay Gandhi, Union Minister for Women and Child Development inaugurated this festival in presence of Mr. Virender Kumar, Minister of State, Ministry for Women and Child Development on October 1 at DilliHaat (INA).
The benefits of health, environment and organic goods are highlighted in this event with the theme, “Good for Women; Good for India; Good for You”. This gives women a platform across the country and boosts their development and sustainability. This increases the sales of women producers from the remotest corners of the world.
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