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Microfinance
Sustainable Livelihoods
Water and Sanitation
Community Health
Building Community Resilience
Local Planning and Governance
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Microfinance
Building business and giving back
to the community: Baby Shiral is the President of her Self Help
Group for the past 4 years and owner of her own sari retail shop,
She has significantly improved her life since she became a part
of SSP. She has studied upto 12th standard and soon after got married
and now has two children. Read
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Induba belongs to the Darbar community of
the Kutch region and now is the president of an SHG and a Federation
member. Read more...
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Sustainable Livelihoods
Maya Shriral has been a Jyoti in her
village, Ter, for one year At age 30, Maya is married with two children
and actively seeking out ways to bring additional income to her
family aside from farming, their main source of income. Before becoming
a Jyoti, Maya was an SHG member but had very little business experience.
She studied through grade 12 and since marriage has spent most of
her time caring for her home and her family. Read
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My Identity changed: Sarita Wade is an entrepreneur of Ausa
village since August 2007. She had sold 134 biomass appliances in
last four months. Read more…
Sakhi Retail with Nutrition programme of
Anganwadi: Sakhi Retail unit of Nanded district is working in
two talukas includes 25 villages and with 1000 customers. Nutrition
program is going on in Anganwadis. SHG members took initiative to
get the contract of making nutritious food. Read
more…
Collision of Enterprise Development training: Read
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Four businesses at a time: Asha's journey began after
joining a Self help group. Thinking of starting a business, she
attended EAP trainings conducted by BDSS and federation. First she
started her business with a Coin Box PCO with her own investment.
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Kesarben's business has reached a point
of top score among other grocery shops. Read
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Kassiben started her
business with a small amount of money and as the time passed,
her business flourished and now she earns a hefty amount of money
per month. Read more..
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Water and Sanitation
Women's Groups Takes Initiative in Health and Sanitation,
Sonankupam village, Cuddalore District, Tamil Nadu. A story of a
village that traversed the path from apathy to vision of a clean
village and a healthier tomorrow. Read
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A Clean Village - Shivgandh,
Gujarat Read more...
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Community Health
My priority for my family health:
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Triveni Sangam - Three
SHG women named Jeevniben Rajput, Lassuben Rabbarri, and Induba
took the lead and placed to hold the PHC staff responsible and accountable
to rural villagers. Read more..
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Building Community Resilience
A Study of effect of delayed monsoon
on village life, Loha village, Nanded District. Read
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The villagers of Bolegaon, Latur district speak about the effects
of climatic changes on village life. Read
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Formation of the Village Disaster Relief Committee: From this
incidence, they learned the lesson of the importance of having a
VDRC committee in the village and finally villagers decided to form
the VDRC in the village. Read
more…
Rising above the waters, together
we swim
A story of how tsunami survivors took the lead to provide emergency
relief to the flood affected peoples in Poovalai village, Tamil
Nadu, India nine months after they had experienced one. Read
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Local Planning and Governance
Women from the self- help groups
take a lead in village development The Self Help Group in Halasi
village in Nilanga taluka in Latur district provided women an opportunity
to actively be involved in community development. The women in the
village were able to assist in the improvement of education, the
closing of village liquor stores and improve drinking water supply,
and ….. Read more...
And organic farming increased… The use of organic fertilizers
and pesticides in the village of Dhorale, Barshi taluka in Solapur
increased income generation from farming and provided the villager
food free of poisonous chemical pesticides. Read
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An ideal primary health center of Katgaon village in Tuljapur
taluka, Osmanabad After Ramchandra Potdar donated his land to
the Primary Health Centre, villagers became involved in improving
health services. Doctors also became available around the clock,
and the villagers donated the center beds, small cupboards, mosquito
nets, mats, TV sets, and water filters. Solar panels were also installed
for hot water, and there was a decrease in contagious diseases.
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Women empowerment by self-help groups:
Within Dhanegaon village in Latur district, the local money
lending system was abolished, and instead replaced by self help
groups. SHGs empowered women, and provide them an opportunity to
start their own entrerprise. Women from SHGs also built home toilets
and play an influential role in community. Read
more...
Khamgaon, a village (Barshi taluka, Solapur district) famous
for onions After villagers were trained by agriculture department,
they decided to collectively grow alternate crops on their fields.
As a result of this, they are now growing onions, grapes, resins,
and bor fruits, and have increased employment in the region and
the profits of the farmers… Read
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Pardi is a small village in Loha, Nanded. Pardi was the first
village within the Nanded district to implement the water supply
scheme successfully and now regularly supplied water to the village.
The project was implemented in 2001 with a total cost of Rs 25 lakhs.
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Nutrition Food making competition: October 2nd is Gandhi Jayanti
day and it is a holiday for the schools. All girls gathered together
in the Hanuman Mandir on 2nd October, 2008. Read
more…
Marketing of Women Produce: One
of the objectives of the Swanirman is to create a market source
to the village level products. SHG women from Didsinghe formed a
milk society in their own village as a result of cooperation of
women members. Read
more…
After the intervention of Mogi Behn,
the conditions of the village began to change and turned into the
good path. Read more...
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