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Centre for Gender Studies and Development, National Institute of Rural

Development and Panchayati Raj

“E-repository on Gender Responsive Governance (GRG)”

State-wise List of NGOs working in the area of GRG

(Registered NGOs)

2

State Organizations

Andhra Pradesh Centre for Advocacy and Research

Socio-Economic and Cultural Upliftment in Rural Environment (SECURE)

Assam North East Network

Bihar Centre for Catalyzing Change (C3)

IZAD

MAMTA- Health Institute for Mother and Child

Nidan

Participatory Research in Asia (PRIA)

Oxfam India

Chhattisgarh Chhattisgarh Mahila Manch

Oxfam India, Raipur

Delhi

Association for Democratic Reforms

Association of Voluntary Agencies for Rural Development (AVARD)

CASA—Church’s Auxiliary for Social Action

Centre for Civil Society

Centre for Advocacy and Research

Centre for Social Research, Gender Training Institute (GTI)

Centre for Catalyzing Change (C3)

Centre for Health and Social Justice

Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative (India) (CHRI)

CREA

3

Human Rights Law Network

The Hunger Project

Jagori

Nirantar: A Centre for Gender and Education

Oxfam India

Partners of Law in Development

PRS Legislative Research

Praja Foundation

Pradan | Professional Assistance For Development Action

Swaniti Initiative

Voluntary Action Network India

Delhi Voluntary Health Association of India

Vidhi—Centre for Legal Advocacy

WomenPowerConnect

YUVA (Youth for Unity and Voluntary Action)

Gujarat SWATI (Society for Women's Action and Training Initiatives)

Gujarat Mahila Housing Sewa Trust (MHT)

UNNATI Organization for Development Education

Haryana Gram Vaani

4

PRIA-Panipat

Social Centre For Rural Initiative And Advancement

Himachal Pradesh Lok Kalyan Mandal

Social Upliftment Through Rural Action

Jharkhand Gramin Samaj Kalyan Vikas Manch (GSKVM)

Participatory Research in Asia (PRIA)-Ranchi

Shramajivi Unnayan (SU)

Karnataka VIKASANA- Organization for Education and Social Development

Kerala ARSHABHARATH

(Arshabharath Bahujana Bodhavalkarana Grama Vikasana Samithy)

Kerala Sastra Sahitya Parishad (KSSP)

Madhya Pradesh Mahila Chetna Manch (MCM)

Samavesh Society, Bhopal (Head Office)

Maharashtra Action Aid, Maharashtra regional office

Amhi Amchya Arogyasathi

AKSHARA-Centre

Aalochana


CEHAT

CORO India

Mahila Rajsatta Andolan

Majlis Legal Centre

Mahila Sarvangeen Utkarsh Mandal (MASUM)

Prakriti

Praja Foundation

5

Resource and Support Centre For Development - R.S.C.D

Society for the Promotion of Area Resource Centers (SPARC)

Youth for Unity and Voluntary Action (YUVA)Navi-Mumbai

Odisha Centre for Advocacy and Research

Centre for Youth and Social Development

Centre for World Solidarity

Odisha Resource Centre (ORC)

Institute for Women's Development

Oxfam India, Bhubaneswar

Rajasthan Astha Sansthan

Jatan Sansthan

Participatory Research in Asia (PRIA)- Rajasthan

Social Centre For Rural Initiative And Advancement

Gramin Vikas Vigyan Samiti

Sikkim Participatory Research in Asia (PRIA)

Tamil Nadu ROOTS

Telangana ASMITA

Resource Centre for Women

Dhaatri Resource Centre for Adivasi Women and Children

Centre for World Solidarity

Uttar Pradesh CARE-India


MAMTA Health Institute for Mother and Child

6

Lucknow

Participatory Research in Asia (PRIA)-Jhansi

Sahbhagi Shikshan Kendra

TARUN CHETNA

Oxfam India, Lucknow

West Bengal Centre for Advocacy and Research

Oxfam India,

Kolkata

Equidiversity Foundation

7

Andhra Pradesh

Name of

the

Organizati

on

Address Phone

Number

E-mail id Website About the

Organization

Issues Constituenc

ies

Area of

Operation

Centre for

Advocacy

and

Research1

Flat no

TH-1A,

4th Floor,

Door No-

6-2-40,

Dollar

Chambers

Apartment

s,

Behind

Mehdi

Function

Hall, AC

Guards,

Lakdikapo

ol,

Hyderabad

- 500 004

098494106

87

[email protected] www.cfar.or

g.in

The Centre for

Advocacy and

Research

(CFAR), a non-

profit

organization,

founded in

January 1998, is

committed to

advancing the

rights of a cross-

section of

marginal

communities

such as the urban

poor, the girl

child,

unorganized

workers,

transgender

persons and

sexual

minorities, single

women, People

Living with HIV,

sex workers,

people who inject

drugs (PWID)

HIV/AIDs;

Health;

Hygiene;

Sanitation;

Social

Inclusion;

Gender-

based

Violence

Girl child;

Urban poor;

Single

women;

Transgender

persons;

Unorganized

workers;

Disabled

Delhi;

Rajasthan;

West

Bengal;

Andhra

Pradesh;

Maharasht

ra;

Karnataka;

Tamil

Nadu;

Manipur;

Odisha

1 Information based on telephonic interviews conducted on 19

th December, 2017.

8

and those living

with disabilities.

Socio-

Economic

and

Cultural

Upliftment

in Rural

Environme

nt

(SECURE)

H.No.8-2-5 Gattaigudem Paloncha Khammam District - 507 115 Andhra Pradesh, India

91-8744- 254269 / 276746 +91-

944016012

9

secure_pal@rediffmail.

com

[email protected]

secure_org@rediffmail.

com

www.secure

ngo.org

Started in 1991, SECURE works for children rights and works for economic empowerment of women through SHG’s and micro credit program. The women leaders of SHG’s are taking up issues of domestic violence and other forms of violence on girls/women.

Education;

Livelihood

s; Natural

Resource

Manageme

nt;

Sustainable

Agriculture

Rural;

Tribal;

Women

Andhra

Pradesh

mailto:[email protected]







http://www.securengo.org/www.securengo.org



9

Assam

Name of

the

Organizati

on

Address Phone

Number


Organization

Issues Constituenci

es

Area of

Operation

North East

Network2

J.N.

Borooah

Lane,

Jorpukh

uri

Guwaha

ti

781001

Assam,

India

Tel: +91

94350178

24

assam@northea

stnetwork.org

www.nort

heastnetw

ork.org

Founded in the

year 1995, North

East Network

(NEN) is a

women’s rights

organisation that

works to

strengthen

women’s

collectives,

increase their

representation in

political, public

and community

processes, address

the issue of

violence against

women and

protect

biodiversity and

environment.

Violence against

Women; Natural

Resource

Management;

Livelihoods;

Governance

Women;

Women

farmers;

Rural women

Assam;

Nagaland;

Meghalaya;

North East

region of

India

2 Information accessed from the website of NEN.

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Bihar

Name of

the

Organizat

ion

Address Phone Number E-mail id Website About the

Organization

Issues Constitue

ncies

Area of

Operation

Centre for

Catalyzing

Change

(C3)3

"Aasthaa",

Mandal

Compound,

East Boring

Canal Road,

Patna, Bihar

Phone number:

91-612-2520496

Tele-Fax: 91-

612-2520534

Mobile:

09334693366

www.c3india.

org

Centre for

Catalyzing Change

is a non-

governmental

organization with the

mission to empower

women in all sectors

of development and

to achieve this they

work with young

people, including in

and out of school

adolescent boys and

girls in rural and

urban India.

Governanc

e;

Education;

Reproducti

ve health;

Gender

Justice;

Violence

against

Women

Men;

Women;

Youth;

Girls;

Elected

Women

Represent

atives

Delhi,

Jharkhand;

Bihar;

Odisha;

Chhattisgarh

IZAD4

Rajendra

Nagar,

Road no.

13-C

Patna, Bihar

(INDIA)

Pin: 800016

Phone: 0612-

2663311

Mobile: +919430

559191/+919973

804019

Fax: +916122721

932

izadpatna

@gmail.c

om,

www.izadpatn

a.org.in

Established in the

year 2002, Izad

works with the

objective of

transforming

development

processes through

participatory

practice on sustained

basis. IZAD focuses

on women and

children.

Education;

Gender

justice;

Poverty;

Child

labour

Women;

Children

Bihar


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th December, 2017.

11

MAMTA-

Health

Institute

for Mother

and Child5

House No.

– 270,

Patliputra

Colony,

Patna, – 800

013

+91 0612

22279866 /

9771969559

mamtabih

ar@mamt

ahimc.org

/

ranjank@

mamtahim

c.org

www.mamta-

himc.org

Established in the

year 1990, the

mission of the

organization is to

empower the

underserved and

marginalized

individuals and

community through

gender sensitive

participatory

processes for

achieving optimal

and sustainable

health and

development.

Health;

Reproducti

ve and

sexual

health

Women;

Adolescen

t girls;

children;

rural

women

Bihar;

Karnataka;

Rajasthan;

Haryana;

Uttar

Pradesh;

Maharashtra;

Bihar;

Himachal

Pradesh;

Odisha

Nidan6 304,

Maurya

Tower,Bloc

k-C,

Maurya Lok

Complex,Pa

tna-800

001, (Bihar)

India

0612-, 2220773 info@nida

n.in

www.nidan.in Established in the

year 1995, the

objective of Nidan is

to initiate, establish

and consolidate

people’s institutions,

processes and,

programs aimed for

socio- economic

development of

poor. Nidan’s prime

target group is

unorganized

workers.

Education;

Livelihood

s; Health;

Social

Security

Informal

workers;

Children

Participato

ry

Research

Address:

House No.

37/40,

0651-2411517 muzaffarp

[email protected]

rg

www.pria.org Established in 1982,

PRIA (Participatory

Research in Asia) is

Violence

against

Women;

Youth;

Girls;

Women;

Bihar,

Jharkhand,

Chhattisgarh


th December, 2017.


th December, 2017.

12

in Asia

(PRIA)7

Inspector

Lodge,

Opposite S

K J Law

College,

Kalambag

Road,

Gannipur,

Muzaffarpu

r-842002

(Bihar)

a global centre for

participatory

research and training

based in New Delhi. PRIA’s work is

focused on

empowerment of the

excluded through

capacity building,

knowledge building

and policy advocacy.

Gender

Mainstrea

ming;

Rural;

Urban

, Rajasthan,

Uttar

Pradesh,

Haryana,

New Delhi

Patna

Oxfam

India

Patliputra

Colony,

24, Ground

Floor, Patna

- 800013,

Bihar

Number is

available through

email request.

Friendsofo

xfam@oxf

amindia.or

g

www.oxfamin

dia.org

In 2008, various

Oxfams in India

joined forces to form

Oxfam India. Oxfam

India’s vision is to

help create an equal,

just and sustainable

society by

empowering the

underprivileged.

Oxfam is committed

to five rights: Right

to Sustainable

Livelihood; Right to

Social Services;

Right to Life and

Security; Right to be

Heard and Right to

an Identity.

Gender

Justice;

Livelihood

s;

Governanc

e; Violence

against

Women;

Education;

Health;

Natural

Resource

Manageme

nt;

Agriculture

; Food

security;

Climate

change;

Political

empowerm

ent

Women;

Youth;

Children

Assam;

Andhra

Pradesh;

Bihar;

Chhattisgarh;

Orissa; Uttar

Pradesh;

West Bengal;

Jharkhand;

Karnataka;

Telangana;

Delhi;

Rajasthan;

Maharashtra;

Uttarakhand;

National


th December, 2017.

13

Chhattisgarh

Name of

the

Organizati

on

Address Phone

Number


Organization

Issues Constit

uencies

Area of

Operation

Chhattisgar

h Mahila

Manch8

PLOT NO-C-

316,DIN DAYAL

UPADHYAY

NAGAR,ROHINIP

URAM,GOL

CHOWK

0771-

4266029

Mobile

Number

898200900

3

strangerkundan

@gmail.com

No

website

Established in

1990,

Chhattisgarh

Mahila Manch is

a registered non-

governmental

organization

(NGO) working

towards the

promotion of

sustainable

development.

Violence

against

Women;

Women’s

Rights

Women;

Girl

child

Chhattisgar

h

Oxfam

India,

Raipur

First Floor, 8

Udyaan Marg,

Choubey Colony,

Raipur 492 001,

Chhattisgarh

Number

through

email

request

Friendsofoxfam

@oxfamindia.or

g

www.oxfa

mindia.org

In 2008, various

Oxfams in India

joined forces to

form Oxfam

India. Oxfam

India’s vision is

to help create an

equal, just and

sustainable

society by

empowering the

underprivileged.

Oxfam is

committed to

Gender

Justice;

Livelihoods

;

Governance

; Violence

against

Women;

Education;

Health;

Natural

Resource

Managemen

t;

Women;

Youth;

Children

Assam;

Andhra

Pradesh;

Bihar;

Chhattisgar

h; Orissa;

Uttar

Pradesh;

West

Bengal;

Jharkhand;

Karnataka;

Telangana;

Delhi;

8 Information verified through Face to face interview.

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five rights: Right

to Sustainable

Livelihood;

Right to Social

Services; Right

to Life and

Security; Right

to be Heard and

Right to an

Identity.

Agriculture;

Food

security;

Climate

change;

Political

empowerme

nt

Rajasthan;

Maharashtr

a;

Uttarakhan

d; National

15

Delhi

Name of

the

Organizati

on

Address Phone

Number

E-mail

id

Websit

e

About the

Organization

Issues Constituen

cies

Area of

Operation

Association

for

Democratic

Reforms 9

T-95, C.L.

House, 2nd

Floor,

Gulmohar

Commercia

l Complex

Gautam

Nagar,

Near Green

Park Metro

Station

(Gautam

Nagar

exit),

New Delhi-

110 049

Phone : +91-

011-4165-

4200

Fax : +91-11-

46094248

adr@adri

ndia.org

www.a

drindia.

org

The Association for

Democratic Reforms

(ADR) was established

in 1999 by a group of

professors from the

Indian Institute of

Management (IIM)

Ahmedabad. ADR

works towards

improving governance

and strengthen

democracy by

continuous work in the

area of Electoral and

Political Reforms.

Electoral system;

Political Process

Reform;

Panchayati Raj

Institutions

Political

candidates

National


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16

Association

of

Voluntary

Agencies

for Rural

Developme

nt

(AVARD)10

5 (FF),

Institutiona

l Area,

Deen

Dayal

Upadhyay

Marg,

Kamala

Devi

Bhavan,

New Delhi

- 110002,

India.

+91-11-

23234690

avard@b

ol.net.in

www.a

vard.in

Established in 1958,

AVARD is an open,

secular, non-political,

non-profit national

association (network) of

328 autonomous

voluntary agencies

(NGOs) engaged in rural

development throughout

India.

Women

empowerment;

Panchayats;

Women &

Technology;

Agriculture;

Environment

Women ;

Rural; ST;

SCs

National

CASA—

Church’s

Auxiliary

for Social

Action11

Rachna

Building,

4th floor, 2

Rajendra

Place, Pusa

Road, New

Delhi - 110

008, India.

+91-11-

25730611

info@cas

a-

india.org

www.c

asa-

india.or

g/


CASA is an Indian

development and

humanitarian

organization. Its primary

objective is to strengthen

the poor and promote the

efforts of marginalized

groups towards

sustainable development

leading to social justice

and self-sufficiency.

Panchayati Raj

Institutions; Self-

Help Group;

Women

empowerment;

Livelihood;

Natural Resource

Management

Women;

Rural

Assam,

Nagaland;

Manipur;

Meghalaya;

Mizoram;

West Bengal;

Jharkhand;

Bihar; Odisha;

Tamil Nadu;

Karnataka;

Telangana;

Uttar Pradesh;

Himachal

Pradesh;

Rajasthan;

Maharashtra;

Gujarat;

Andhra

Pradesh;

10

Information based on telephonic interviews conducted on 19th

December, 2017. 11


December, 2017.

17

Madhya

Pradesh

Centre for

Civil

Society12

Address:

A-69 Hauz

Khas, New

Delhi 110

016

Phone

number: +91-

11-41607006/

41629006

ccs@ccs.

in

www.c

cs.in

Established in the year

1997, the Centre for

Civil Society is an

independent, non-profit,

research and educational

organisation that works

on education, livelihood,

and policy training.

Education;

Livelihood

Women;

Men;

Children; street

entrepreneu

rs

National

Centre for

Advocacy

and

Research13

H-2B, First

Floor,

Kalkaji,

New Delhi

- 110019,

INDIA

011 2641

8846, 011

26410 133

contact@

cfar.org.i

n

http://

www.c

far.org.

in

The Centre for

Advocacy and Research

(CFAR), a non-profit

organization, founded in

January 1998, is

committed to advancing

the rights of a cross-

section of marginal

communities such as the

urban poor, the girl

child, unorganized

workers, transgender

persons and sexual

minorities, single

women, People Living

HIV/AIDs;

Health; Hygiene;

Sanitation; Social

Inclusion;

Gender-based

Violence

Girl child;

Urban

poor;

Single

women;

Transgende

r persons;

Unorganize

d workers;

Disabled

Delhi;

Rajasthan;

West Bengal;

Andhra

Pradesh;

Maharashtra;

Karnataka;

Tamil Nadu;

Manipur;

Odisha

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with HIV, sex workers,

people who inject drugs

(PWID) and those living

with disabilities.

Centre for

Social

Research,

Gender

Training

Institute14

(GTI)

Plot No - 2,

Nelson

Mandela

Road,

Vasant

Kunj, New

Delhi,

Delhi-

110070

+91 (0)11

26899998 +91

(0)11

26125583

info@csr

india.org

info1@cs

rindia.org

www.c

srindia.

org

Founded in 1983, Centre

for Social Research

(CSR) is a non-profit

organisation based in

New Delhi that works to

empower the women and

girls of India guarantee

their rights, and increase

understanding of social

issues from a gender

perspective.

Gender

Mainstreaming;

Rural

Development;

Rural Women;

Livelihoods;

Health; Nutrition;

Education; Social

Justice; Women’

Rights

Women;

Girl Child;

Children;

Men;

Youth

National

Centre for

Catalyzing

Change

(C3)15

C-1, Hauz

Khas, New

Delhi –

110016

Phone: +91-

11-474 88888

Fax: +91-11-

474 88899

contact@

c3india.o

rg

www.c

3india.

org

Centre for Catalyzing

Change is a non-

governmental

organization with the

mission to empower

women in all sectors of

development and to

achieve this they work

with young people,

including in and out of

school adolescent boys

and girls in rural and

urban India.

Governance;

Gender Justice;

Health; Nutrition;

Education

Women;

Youth;

EWR

Delhi;

Jharkhand;

Bihar; Odisha;

Chhattisgarh

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December, 2017.

19

Centre for

Health and

Social

Justice16

Basement

of Young

Women's

Hostel No.

2, Near

Bank of

India,

Avenue 21,

G Block,

Saket, New

Delhi,

Delhi

110017

Phone: 011

2651 1425

chsj@chs

j.org

www.c

hsj.org

The Centre for Health

and Social Justice

(CHSJ) is a civil society

institution

working on issues

related to health and

social justice. It is a

registered charitable

trust founded in 2006

with headquarters in

New Delhi. CHSJ is a

resource organisation on

issues of men,

masculinity and gender,

health rights of

marginalized

communities and

reproductive and sexual

health and rights.

Violence against

Women; Health

Governance;

Gender Justice;

Masculinities

Men; Boys;

Youth;

Women;

Girls

Punjab; Uttar

Pradesh;

Rajasthan;

Jharkhand;

Odisha;

Maharashtra;

Madhya

Pradesh;

Karnataka;

Tamil Nadu;

Andhra

Pradesh;

Gujarat; West

Bengal;

Assam;

Sikkim; Bihar

Commonw

ealth

Human

Rights

Initiative

(India)

(CHRI)17

55A, 3rd

Floor,

Siddharth

Chambers,

Kalu Sarai,

New Delhi

110 016

+91-11-

43180200,

+91-11-2686-

4688, +91-11-

4318-0217

info@hu

manright

sinitiative

.org

www.h

umanri

ghtsinit

iative.o

rg

The Commonwealth

Human Rights Initiative

(CHRI) is an

independent, non-

partisan, international

non-governmental

organisation, mandated

to ensure the practical

realisation of human

rights in the countries of

the Commonwealth.

Violence against

Women; Police

Reforms; Prison

Reforms;

Women in

Police;

Women

Not available

16


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December, 2017.

20

CREA 18

7 Mathura

Road, 2nd

Floor,

Jangpura

B, New

Delhi

110014

INDIA

T: 91 11 2437

7707;91

11 2437

8700;91

11 2437 8701

F: 91 11 2437

7708

crea@cre

aworld.or

g

www.c

reaworl

d.org

CREA is a feminist human rights organisation based in New Delhi, India. Together with partners from a diverse range of human rights movements and networks, CREA works to advance the rights of women and girls, and the sexual and reproductive freedoms of all people.

Health; Violence

against Women;

Sexuality ; Peace;

Security ;

Disability

Women;

Girls;

Adolescent

s; Youth

Information

not available

Human

Rights Law

Network19

c/o Socio-

Legal

Information Centre

576,

Masjid

Road, Jungpura

New Delhi

- 110014

+91-11-24374501

+91-11-

24379855

+91-11-

24374502 (Fax)

contact@

hrln.org

www.h

rln.org/

hrln

The Human Rights Law

Network (HRLN) started

in 1989, is collective of

lawyers and social

activists dedicated to the

use of the legal system

to advance human rights,

struggle against

violations, and ensure

access to justice for all.

Human Rights;

Disaster; Labour;

Health; Prisoners'

Rights; Sexuality

Minority Rights;

Criminal Justice;

Disability; HIV /

AIDS; Environment

Children;

Dalit;

Persons

with

Disability;

Women;

Poor;

Adivasis

Punjab;

Haryana;

Himachal

Pradesh;

Delhi;

Uttrakhand;

Uttar Pradesh;

Rajasthan;

Jammu and

Kashmir;

Tamil Nadu;

Kerala;

Karnataka;

Andhra

Pradesh; West

Bengal;

Odisha;

Manipur;

Arunachal

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December, 2017.

21

Pradesh;Sikki

m; Nagaland;

Assam; Bihar;

Jharkhand;

Maharashtra;

Gujarat;

Madhya

Pradesh;

Chhattisgarh

The

Hunger

Project20

E-6/7,

Vasant

Vihar, New

Delhi-110

057

+91 11

40519106 /

40519075

India.offi

[email protected]

rg

www.t

hp.org/

india Established in India in

1984, The Hunger

Project is a global, non-

profit, strategic

organization committed

to the sustainable end of

world hunger and

currently works across

seven states in India. To

this end, THP works

towards empowering

women as key change

agents, mobilizing

communities for self-

reliant action and

fostering effective

partnerships with local

government

Hunger; Poverty;

Gender Equality;

Local

Governance;

Health;

Microfinance;

Sanitation;

Agriculture and

Food Security

Women Africa (Benin

• Burkina Faso

; Ethiopia ;

Ghana;

Malawi ;

Mozambique;

Senegal ;

Uganda) ;

Australia ;

Bangladesh ;

Canada ;

Germany;

India; Japan ;

Mexico;

Netherlands;

New Zealand

Peru ;

Sweden;

Switzerland;

United

Kingdom

20


December, 2017.

22

Jagori21

B-114,

Shivalik

Malviya

Nagar,

New Delhi-

110017,

India

91 11

26691219,

91.11.266912

20;Fax:

91.11.266912

21

jagori@j

agori.org

www.j

agori.o

rg


1984, Jagori works to

support women’s

leadership and agency,

provides support

services to women

survivors of violence,

engages in networking

for feminist movement

building and builds

perspective and capacity

on feminist principles

and strategies.

Women’s Rights;

Violence against

Women

Women;

Youth;

Adolescent

s; Rural;

Urban

Delhi;

Uttarakhand

Nirantar: A

Centre for

Gender and

Education22

B-64,

Second

Floor,

Sarvodya

Enclave,

New Delhi

110017

(India)

Phone: (91-

11) 2-696-

6334

Fax: (91-11)

2-651-7726

nirantar.

mail@g

mail.com

www.n

irantar.

net


1993, Nirantar is a non-

profit organisation that

works on gender and

education. Their area of

work includes Women's

Literacy, Education, and

Empowerment;

Mainstream education;

Young people’s

education; Early

marriage, young people

and empowerment and

sexuality and gender.

Education; Early

Marriage;

Sexuality;

Youth;

Women

Delhi; Uttar

Pradesh

21

Information accessed at Jagori website, www.jagori.org. 22


December, 2017.




23

Oxfam

India23

Shriram

Bharatiya

Kala

Kendra

4th and 5th

Floor

1,

Copernicus

Marg

New Delhi-

110001

Phone : +91

(0) 11 4653

8000

Fax : +91 (0)

11 4653 8099

Friendsof

oxfam@

oxfamind

ia.org

www.o

xfamin

dia.org

In 2008, various Oxfams

in India joined forces to

form Oxfam India.

Oxfam India’s vision is

to help create an equal,


society by empowering

the underprivileged.

Oxfam is committed to

five rights: Right to

Sustainable Livelihood;

Right to Social Services;

Right to Life and

Security; Right to be

Heard and Right to an

Identity.

Gender Justice;

Livelihoods;

Governance;

Violence against

Women;

Education;

Health; Natural

Resource

Management;

Agriculture; Food

security; Climate

change; Political

empowerment

Women;

Youth;

Children

Assam;

Andhra

Pradesh;

Bihar;

Chhattisgarh;

Orissa; Uttar

Pradesh; West

Bengal;

Jharkhand;

Karnataka;

Telangana;

Delhi;

Rajasthan;

Maharashtra;

Uttarakhand;

National

Partners of

Law in

Developme

nt24

F-18,

Jangpura

Extension

First Floor,

Block F,

Jungpura

Extension,

Jangpura,

New Delhi,

Delhi

110014

Tel: 91-11-

24316832;

Telefax: 91-

11-24316833

admin@p

ldindia.or

g

www.p

ldindia.

org


PLD is a legal resource

group committed to the

realization of social

justice and equality for

all women.

Women’s Rights;

Sexuality; Legal

and Justice

System; Violence

against Women

Women;

Poor

Information

not available

23


December, 2017. 24

Information based on telephonic interviews conducted on 22nd

December, 2017.

24

PRS

Legislative

Research25

3rd Floor,

Gandharva

Mahavidya

laya,

212, Deen

Dayal

Upadhyaya

Marg,

New Delhi

- 110002

Tel: (011)

2323 4801-02

prsindia

@prsindi

a.org

www.p

rsindia.

org


PRS is a not-for-profit

that seeks to strengthen

the legislative process by

making it better

informed, more

transparent and

participatory. It provides

independent and non-

partisan research support

to Members of

Parliament(MPs) and

Members of Legislative

Assemblies across party

lines on legislation and

policy debates in the

legislature, track the

functioning of

legislatures and

legislators by releasing

detailed data and

analysis and devise

means by which citizens

are more aware and

engaged in the policy

making.

Law; Women’s

Rights

National

25


December, 2017.

25

Praja

Foundation26

901, 9th

Floor,

Nirmal

Tower,

26

Barakhamb

a Road,

New Delhi

110001

011-23321559 info@pra

ja.org

www.p

raja.org


Praja is a non-partisan

organisation working

towards enabling

accountable governance. It undertakes extensive

research and highlights

civic issues to build the

awareness of, and

mobilize action by the

government and elected

representatives (ERs).

Governance;

Civic issues;

Elections

Elected

representati

ves

Mumbai;

Delhi

Pradan |

Professiona

l

Assistance

For

Developme

nt Action27

Corporate

Office

E1/A

Kailash

Colony

New Delhi

110048

India

011 4040

7700

011 2924

8826

headoffic

e@prada

n.net

www.p

radan.n

et


1983, Pradan’s primary

focus is to help people in

marginalized

communities develop

their own skills and

initiatives, instead of

delivering services or

solutions to them. Their

area of work includes

social mobilization, food

security, managing

natural resources, market

linkages, livelihoods and

governance.

Food security;

Livelihoods;

Governance;

Natural resource

Management

Women;

Rural; Poor

Rajasthan;

Bihar;

Madhya

Pradesh;

Jharkhand;

Odisha;

Chhattisgarh;

West Bengal

26


December, 2017. 27


December, 2017.

26

Swaniti

Initiative28

14/13 Sarv

Priya

Vihar, New

Delhi –

110016

+91 11

45534101,

+91 11

45531601

swaniti@

swaniti.in

www.s

waniti.

com

Swaniti is a non-partisan

social enterprise, which

works with

policymakers and

elected representatives

to deliver development

solutions across the

country. The vision of

the organization is to

create a vibrant, better

and inclusive India. It is

in line with this vision

that Swaniti provides

end-to-end solutions,

including knowledge

support, on-ground

implementation and data

tools, to both

Parliamentarians and

government

administration in order

to improve public

service delivery. This is

done by mobilising

government schemes

and programmes,

ensuring effective

implementation, and

maximising their impact.

Governance;

Health;

Education;

Gender Justice;

Livelihood;

Water;

Sanitation;

Technology

Youth;

Elected

officials;

Women

Parliament

arians

National

28


December, 2017.

27

Voluntary

Action

Network

India29

Plot No. 7,

PSP, Sector

8, Dwarka,

New Delhi

110075

Office: +91-

11-49148610

Fax: +91-11-

49148610

Email: in

fo@vanii

ndia.org

www.

vaniind

ia.org


VANI as a platform,

promotes voluntarism

and creates space for

voluntary action.

As a network, it attempts

to bring about a

convergence of common

sectoral issues and

concerns for building a

truly National agenda of

voluntary action in the

country. It also

facilitates linkages of

various efforts and

initiatives of the

voluntary sector in the

country for a multiplier

effect, to create and

sustain the process of

change in an organic

manner.

Voluntary

Organizations;

NGO

Governance

National

Voluntary

Health

Association

of India 30

B-40,

Qutab

Institutiona

l Area,

Huaz Khas

New Delhi,

India

011-47004300 admin@v

hai.org

www.v

hai.org

Voluntary Health

Association of India

(VHAI) is a non-profit,

registered society

formed in the year 1970.

It is a federation of 27

State Voluntary Health

Associations, linking

together more than 4500

health and development

Legal reforms

29


December, 2017. 30


December, 2017.

28

institutions across the

country. VHAI

advocates people-

centered policies for

dynamic health planning

and programme

management in India.

Vidhi—

Centre for

Legal

Advocacy31

D-359,

Lower

Ground

Floor,

Defence

Colony

New Delhi

110024

+91-11-

43102767

/ +91-11-

43831699

vidhi@v

idhilegal

policy.in

www.v

idhileg

alpolic

y.in

Vidhi Centre for Legal

Policy is an independent

think-tank doing legal

research and assisting

government in making

better laws. Vidhi works

with Ministries of the

Government of India and

State Governments, as

well as other public

institutions, providing

research and drafting

support at various stages

of law-making. This

work is conducted by the

Public Law, and

Financial Regulation &

Corporate Law verticals.

Vidhi’s work includes

engagements with the

Central Ministries of

Finance, Corporate

Affairs and Home

Affairs, the Finance and

Law Commissions of

31


December, 2017.

29

India, the State

Governments of Delhi

and Karnataka, and the

Reserve Bank of India.

WomenPo

werConnec

t

H-12/13,

Ground

Floor,

Malviya

Nagar,

New Delhi-

110017

011-

42705172

Network

.wpc@g

mail.co

m

www.

women

powerc

onnect.

org

WPC is a coalition of

women's rights activists,

grassroot organizations

and NGO's and its

primary strength lies in

working as a network.

WPC attempts to bring

together diverse voices

and concerns on one

platform and give due

recognition to genuine

concerns over women's

empowerment issues.

Violence against

women and girls;

Gender

Budgeting;

Political

participation

Women,

girls, youth

National

YUVA

(Youth for

Unity and

Voluntary

Action)32

33D, SFS

Flats,

Vijaymand

al Enclave,

Kalu Sarai,

New Delhi-

110016

022-25103740

/ 90

info@yu

vaindia.o

rg

www.y

uvaindi

a.org

Founded in Mumbai in

1984, Youth for Unity

and Voluntary Action

(YUVA) is a non-profit

development

organisation committed

to enabling vulnerable

groups to access their

rights. YUVA

encourages the

formation of people’s

collectives that engage

Poverty

Alleviation,

Environmental

Sustainability,

Urban

governance

Youth Maharashtra,

Madhya

Pradesh,

Odisha,

Assam and

New Delhi.

32


December, 2017.

30

in the discourse on

development, thereby

ensuring self-determined

and sustained collective

action in communities.

This work is

complemented with

advocacy and policy

recommendations.

31

Gujarat

Name of the

Organizatio

n

Address Phone

Number


Organization

Issues Constitue

ncies

Area of

Operation

SWATI

(Society for

Women's

Action and

Training

Initiatives)

A-602, Seemandhar Tower Near Seemandhar Jain Derasar Bodakdev, Ahmedabad -380 054 Gujarat, India

Telefax: +91 79 26857859

[email protected]

www.sw

ati.org.in

SWATI (Society

for Women's

Action and

Training

Initiatives) is a

non-profit

organisation that

works for the

socio-economic

empowerment of

women in the state

of Gujarat, India

Women’s

Rights;

Violence

against

Women;

Health; Law;

Women

federations;

Local

governance

Women;

Men

Gujarat




32

Gujarat

Mahila

Housing

Sewa Trust

(MHT)33

Head Office

Chanda Niwas,

4th floor,

Opposite

Karnavati

Hospital,

Ellisbridge,

Ahmedabad-

380006, Gujarat,

India.

+91-79-

26587725

, 91-79-

26587726

, +91-79-

65446208

Icon

Phone

Fax: +91-

79-

26560536

info@mahil

ashg.org

www.ma

hilahousi

ngtrust.or

g

Mahila Housing

SEWA Trust

(MHT) is an

autonomous

organization

promoted by the

Self Employed

Women's

Association

(SEWA) in 1994

with the vision to

realize the right to

shelter and dignity

for all.

Informal

sector;

Housing;

Water;

Sanitation;

Hygiene;

Energy;

Climate;

Skill

development

; Livelihood;

Governance

Women;

adolescen

t girls

Gujarat;

Bihar;

Delhi;

Madhya

Pradesh

202, Sai Kruti,

Harinagar Cross

roads, Gotri

Road, Vadodara

33


December, 2017.

33

Surat:

18/141,

Khatodara

colony, Bethi

Colony, Udhana

Darwaja, Surat.

Gujarat

Phone: 91-261-

2320045

Vyara

c/o Sanklit

SEWA, 10,

Prassunpark,Nea

r Mission Jakat,

Dhulia Road,

Taluka-

34

Vyara,District-

Tapi- 394650

UNNATI

Organization

for

Development

Education34

G-1, 200 Azad

Society,

Ahmedabad 380

015.

Gujarat (India)

Tel : +91-

79-

26746145

,

26733296

Fax

: +91-79-

26743752

psu_unnati

@unnati.org

www.un

nati.org

UNNATI -

Organisation for

Development

Education is a

voluntary non-

profit organization

registered under

the Societies

Registration Act

(1860) in 1990. It

is an issue based,

strategic

educational

support

organization

working in

Western India

with people’s

collectives, NGOs,

elected

representatives in

local governance

and the

government.

Social

Inclusion;

Governance;

Women

leadership

Dalit;

Women;

Disability

Gujarat;

Rajasthan

34


December, 2017.



http://www.unnati.org/

http://www.unnati.org/

35

Haryana

Name of the

Organization

Address Phone

Number


Organizatio

n

Issues Constitue

ncies

Area of

Operation

Gram Vaani35

Plot No. 346,

1st floor,

Udhyog

Vihar, Phase

2, Gurgaon

122015

012-

4430324

8

aseth@gram

vaani.org

www.gramva

ani.org

Established

in 2009,

Gram Vaani

is a social

technology

company

incubated out

of IIT Delhi.

The objective

of

organization

is to use

simple

technologies

to empower

rural

communities.

Social

Technolog

y; Health;

Livelihoo

d;

Education

; Poverty;

Waste

manageme

nt;

Informatio

n and

Communi

cation

Technolog

y

Rural

women;

Women

Sarpanch;

Odisha;

Jharkhand;

Madhya

Pradesh;

Bihar; Uttar

Pradesh;

Haryana ;

Arunachal

Pradesh;

Uttarakhand

; West

Bengal;

Himachal

Pradesh;

Mizoram;

Delhi

Participatory

Research in

Asia PRIA-

Panipat36

First Floor,

Mata Puli

Road, Bagh

Wala

Mohalla, Opp

Golden Park

0881488

7737

panipat@pri

a.org

www.pria.org Established

in 1982,

PRIA

(Participatory

Research in

Asia) is a

Violence

against

Women;

Gender

Mainstrea

ming;

Youth;

Girls;

Women;

Rural;

Urban

Jharkhand;

Bihar;

Chhattisgarh

; Haryana;

Uttar

Pradesh;

35

Information verified through email. 36


December, 2017.

36

Gate No.2

Samalkha,

Panipat-

132101,

Haryana

global centre

for

participatory

research and

training

based in New

Delhi. PRIA’s work

is focused on

empowermen

t of the

excluded

through

capacity

building,

knowledge

building and

policy

advocacy

Rajasthan;

Delhi

Social Centre

for Rural

Initiative and

Advancement37

H.Q.:

Address -

Khori

123101,

District

Rewari,

Haryana,

Phone:

+91-

99960-

22534,

+91-

86071-

03111,

+91-

86076-

03111

scriakhori@

yahoo.co.in

www.scria.or

g

Founded in

1979, Social

Centre for

Rural

Initiative and

Advancement

works

towards

building

capacities of

rural

communities

for their

active &

meaningful

Local

governanc

e; Political

participati

on

Women;

Rural;

Rajasthan;

Haryana

37


December, 2017.

37

participation

in self

governance

processes for

an inclusive

& good

governance

38

Himachal Pradesh

Name of the

Organizatio

n

Address Phone

Number


Organization

Issues Constitue

ncies

Area of

Operation

Lok Kalyan

Mandal 38

Theog-

171201,

District

Shimla,

Himacha

l Pradesh

Telephon

e : 01783-

201661,

Cell :

098160-

02341,

Telefex :

01783-

201661

Email :

lkmtheog@yaho

o.co.in,

www.lkmthe

og.org

Local

governan

ce;

Educatio

n ;

Health;

Livelihoo

ds

Women;

Children;

Widows;

Farmers;

Tribal

Himachal

Pradesh

Social

Upliftment

Through

Rural

Action39

P.O.

Jagjit

Nagar

Via:

Jubbar,

District

Solan,

Himacha

l

Pradesh.

India -

173 225

Tel: +91

1792

283725 |

+91 1792

283772 |

+91 1792

283716;

Fax: +91

1792

283734

E-mail:

[email protected]

om

www.sutrahp.

org Registered in 1985, Social Uplift Through Rural Action (SUTRA), a non-governmental voluntary organisation, was established with the support from Social Work Resource Centre (SWRC), Tilonia.

PRI;

Women’s

Rights;

Health;

Educatio

n;

Violence

against

Women;

Local

Governan

ce

Women;

Single

Women;

Girl Child

Himachal

Pradesh

38


December, 2017. 39


December, 2017.

39

Jharkhand

Name of

the

Organizati

on

Address Phone

Number


Organization

Issues Constitue

ncies

Area of

Operation

Gramin

Samaj

Kalyan

Vikas

Manch

(GSKVM)40

Jailhata,War

d-8,

Daltonganj –

822101

Dist

:Palamu,

Jharkhand

(India)

Mobile:

95724626

47

Whatsapp:

94311594

47

gskvm@yahoo

.com,

emailranchi@g

mail.com

Skype:

gskvm.ngo

www.gskvm.in The Gramin

Samaj Kalyan

Vikas Manch

(GSKVM) is

charitable, secular,

Indian, non-profit,

non-government

voluntary

organization

located in

Palamu,

Jharkhand.

Governa

nce;

PRIs,

Livelihoo

d; Food

Security;

Educatio

n;

Agricultu

re;

Rural;

Poor; SC;

STs;

Women;

Children;

Jharkhand;

Chhattisgar

h

Participator

y Research

in Asia PRIA-

Ranchi41

Flat

Number-

204, Third

Floor,

Pradhan

Palace, Near

Loreto

School,

Doranda,

Ranchi,

Jharkhand-

834002

84474371

24

[email protected]

g

www.pria.org Established in

1982, PRIA

(Participatory

Research in Asia)

is a global centre

for participatory

research and

training based in

New Delhi. PRIA’s work is

focused on

empowerment of

the excluded

Violence

against

Women;

Gender

Mainstre

aming;

Youth;

Girls;

Women;

Rural;

Urban

Jharkhand;

Bihar;

Chhattisgar

h; Haryana;

Uttar

Pradesh;

Rajasthan;

Delhi

40


December, 2017. 41


December, 2017.

40

through capacity

building,

knowledge

building and

policy advocacy

Shramajivi

Unnayan

(SU)42

Vill:

Gobarghusi,

Via:

Patamda

Dist.: East

Singhbhum

Jharkhand -

832105,

India

94307469

60

su.jharkhand@

gmail.com

info@shramaji

viunnayan.org

www.shramajiviu

nnayan.org

Shramajivi

Unnayan (SU),

voluntary

organization

working in the

Bihar-Jharkhand

area that works for

food security,

agro-forestry

based alternative

employment

opportunities,

massive skill

development

training,

transferring

technologies,

sustainable health

management and

reviving tribal

medicines.

Health;

Sanitatio

n;

Educatio

n,

Women

empower

ment;

Livelihoo

ds;

Panchayt

i Raj.

Women;

Youth

Bihar;

Jharkhand

42

Information provided by Shramajivi Unnayan through email.

41

Karnataka

Name of the

Organization

Address Phone

Number


Organization

Issues Constit

uencies

Area of

Operati

on

VIKASANA

Organization

for Education

and Social

Development43

P.B.No.23,

Galihalli

cross

Tarikere

taluk 577

228

Chikmagal

ur district,

Karnataka

state,

India.

Phone :

08261-222500

Fax : 08261-222570

Mr.

A.M.Varghee

s Cleatas

Chairman/Project Director

09448224872, 9741953245

ngovikasana@gma

il.com

tovikasana@gmail.

com

www.ngovika

sana.org

Strengthening

federation and

capacity

building of

elected women

leaders towards

advocacy and

action was the

main

programmatic

objective to

involve the

elected women

representatives

in the

development

process. This

initiative was

financially

supported by

the THE

HUNGER

PROJECT,

Bangalore. The

series of

Education;

Women

empowerment;

PRIs; Food

security;

Health;

Sanitation;

Natural

resource

management

Women;

EWRs;

Girl

child

Karnatak

a

43


December, 2017.

42

workshop,

trainings and

short meetings

called and

strengthened the

voice of 327

elected women

representative

in the radius of

129 Gram

panchayaths

from 09

working blocks

of Chikmagalur,

Shimoga,

Hassan and

Davangere

districts.

43

Kerala

Name of the

Organizatio

n

Addres

s

Phone

Numbe

r

E-mail id Website About the Organization Issues Constit

uencies

Area of

Operatio

n

ARSHABHA

RATH

(Arshabharat

h Bahujana

Bodhavalkara

na Grama

Vikasana

Samithy)44

Natham

kuni

P.O,

Meppad

i,

Wayana

d,

Kerala,

India -

673 577

Fax:

04936

–

282700

Phone:

04936

282500

arshabhara

thmail@g

mail.com

www.arshabh

arathindia.org

Arsha Bharath focuses on micro

planning and participation in

several Kerala districts. It

conducts capacity building

programs for NGOs and

Panchayats to address local

development needs. The

organization also conducts

training and orientation programs

for elected members and

awareness generation campaigns

about PRI’s.

PRIs; Food

security;

Women

empowerment

; Watershed

development ;

Sustainable

agriculture

Women;

Men

Kerala

Kerala Sastra

Sahitya

Parishad

(KSSP)45

Parishad

Bhavan

Vanchiy

oor

Trivandr

um

695035

Tel:

0471-

460256

www.kssp.or

g

KSSP has been involved in

building up models for sustainable

and equitable development;

campaigning for decentralised

planning and local level planning;

initiating a large number of field

experiments in local level

planning; empowering the local

communities through volunteer

based resource mappings, socio-

economic survey, data analysis

etc; formulation of people's

structures like "Neighborhood

groups" and village committees

for transparent democracy;

Gender

Justice;

Education;

Health;

Development;

Environment;

Energy

Informat

ion Not

availabl

e

Kerala

44


December, 2017. 45


December, 2017.

44

analyzing the "Kerala Model" of

development to arrive at general

conclusions and seeking its

improvement.

Madhya Pradesh

Name of

the

Organizat

ion


Organization

Issues Consti

tuenci

es

Area of

Operat

ion

Mahila

Chetna

Manch

(MCM)

Kalyani

Hostel

Parisar,

Shivaji

Nagar

Bhopal-

462016

Madhya

Pradesh,

India

Tel.:

(0755)2572218,255

4544; Fax :

(0755)2558398

mcmngo@yah

oo.com

www.mc

mngo.org

The focus of MCM’s

work is on

development with

sustainability. MCM

maintains a diversified

work portfolio for

promoting gender

mainstreaming in

various facets of

development

particularly in

education, health,

water and sanitation

and livelihoods.

Education;

Health;

Water;

Sanitation;

Livelihoods

.

Wome

n; Girl

child

Madhy

a

Pradesh

Samavesh

Society,

Bhopal

70 A,

Janaki

Nagar,

Phone no. - 0755 -

2467552, 4928646

E-mail -

contact@sama

vesh.org

www.sam

avesh.org

Samavesh has evolved

programs and materials

to strengthen the

PRIs;

Women

Empowerm

EWRs

;

Wome

Madhy

a

Pradesh



45

(Head

Office)46

Chunabh

atti

Kolar

Road,

Bhopal

Pin -

462016

Panchayati Raj system

and developed methods

of mobilization and

training to increase

people’s involvement

and strengthen gram

sabhas. At present they

have following specific

programs with the

main focus on women

members of

panchayats.

- Panchayat (Elected

Women

Representatives)

- Women

Empowerment (Sakhi

Pehal)

ent;

Education;

Governance

;

Livelihood;

Microfinan

ce; Media

n;

poor;

Dalit;

SC

46


December, 2017.

46

Maharashtra

Name of

the

Organiz

ation

Address Phone

Numb

er

E-mail

id

Website About the Organization Issues Constituencies Area of Operation

Action

Aid47

Maharas

htra

Regiona

l Office

Lumbini

CHS, A –

3 first

floor,

National

Library

Lane,

Opp –

Vodafon

e

Showroo

m,

Bnadra

West,

Mumbai

–

400050.

961911

5029

– 022 –

265142

7/1851

nirjabhat

nagar@g

mail.com

/

No

website

Gender

Mainstrea

ming ;

Rural

Developme

nt; Gender

Budgeting;

Livelihood

s; SHG;

Health,

Nutrition;

Education;

Employme

nt

Women; Waste

pickers;

Domestic

workers;

Young Urban

Women; Single

women;

women

farmers.

Maharashtra

47

As per the information sheet submitted by the Action Aid, Regional office on 13th

March 2018.

47

Amhi

Amchya

Arogyas

athi

3472/15

Narendra

Nagar

Extensio

n, Badil

Kheda,

Nagpur,

Maharas

htra,

India

440015

+91 -

942100

6699,

967385

0849,

942212

3016

arogyasat

hi@rediff

mail.com

,

arogyasat

hi@gmai

l.com

www.arog

yasathi.or

g

Amhi Amchya Arogyasathi

was founded in the year

1984 with the objective to

address the issues of the

community related to

women, tribal and dalit,

through the community

empowerment approach.

Health;

Livelihood;

SHGs;

Natural

Resource

Manageme

nt;

Panchayati

Raj

Insitutions

Women;

Children;

Dalits

Maharashtra

AKSHA

RA-

CENTR

E48

Dhuru

Building,

2nd

Floor,

Opp.

Bank of

Maharas

htra,

Gokhale

Road,

Dadar

(west),

Mumbai-

400028,

INDIA

Tel.

(022)

243286

99.

akshara.f

rea@gma

il.com

The organisation was

established in 1995 as a

resource centre Akshara

focuses on empowering

women and girls through

information dissemination

and participatory research,

training and mobilization of

youth and women,

promoting solutions

through lobbying with local

authorities and institutions

and mobilising public

support through campaigns.

Violence

against

Women;

Women’s

Rights;

Education

Women;

Youth;

Adolescents;

Urban poor

Maharashtra

48


December, 2017.

48

Aalocha

na49

Building

no. 5,

Second

Floor,

Pntancha

dri

Society,

Ashok

Path of

Law

College

Road,

Pune-

411004,

INDIA

+91-

20-

254441

22

Muska

an

Helplin

e

+91-

968906

2202

alochana

pune@g

mail.com

muskaan

pune@g

mail.com

www.aalo

chana.net

Aalochana is a Pune-based

documentation and research

centre for women. The aim

of the centre is to

systematically contribute to

the process of

documentation, research,

and dissemination with

special emphasis on

Maharashtra.

Women’s

Rights;

Child’s

Rights;

Political

participatio

n

Women; Girl

child

Maharashtra

Centre

for

Advocac

y and

Researc

h50

House

No. 46,

Golsclub

Road,

Opp.

Audyogi

k school,

above

Bharat

Supply,

Yerwada,

Pune-

411006,

INDIA

Tel:

020-

652210

75

pune@cf

ar.org.in

www.cfar.

org.in

The Centre for Advocacy

and Research (CFAR), a

non-profit organization,

founded in January 1998, is

committed to advancing the

rights of a cross-section of

marginal communities such

as the urban poor, the girl

child, unorganized workers,

transgender persons and

sexual minorities, single

women, People Living with

HIV, sex workers, people

who inject drugs (PWID)

and those living with

disabilities.

HIV/AIDs;

Health;

Hygiene;

Sanitation;

Social

Inclusion;

Gender-

based

Violence

Girl child;

Urban poor;

Single women;

Transgender

persons;

Unorganized

workers;

Disabled

Delhi; Rajasthan;

West Bengal;

Andhra Pradesh;

Maharashtra;

Karnataka; Tamil

Nadu; Manipur;

Odisha

49


December, 2017 50


December, 2017.



49

CEHAT 51

Survey

No.2804

& 2805,

Aaram

Society

Road,

Vakola,

Santacru

z East,

Mumbai

- 400 055

Tel:

+91-

22-

266735

71/

266731

54

Fax:

+91-

22-

266731

56

cehatmu

mbai@g

mail.com

cehat@vs

nl.com

www.ceha

t.org

CEHAT (Centre for

Enquiry Into Health and

Allied Themes) is the

research centre of

Anusandhan Trust. They

are involved in research,

training, service and

advocacy on health and

allied themes. CEHAT runs

two courses every year the

Health and Human Rights

Course and the national

Course on Violence against

Women and the role of

Healthcare Providers.

Health;

Violence

against

Women;

Human

Rights;

Women; Rural;

Urban

Maharashtra; National

CORO

India52

Opposite

Bezzola

Complex

Suman

Nagar

Sion-

Trombay

Road

Chembur

Mumbai

- 400 071

Maharas

htra,

India

+91-

(0)22-

252950

02

+91-

(0)22-

252951

03

info@cor

oindia.or

g

www.coro

india.org

CORO works to address

violence against women

and girls, help women to

step up to leadership roles

in their communities and

local government, and

empower women

economically through the

formation of self-help

groups and entrepreneurial

initiatives.

SHGs;

Livelihood

s; Natural

Resource

Managemn

et

Women; Girls;

Youth

51


December, 2017. 52


December, 2017.

50

Mahila

Rajsatta

Andolan53

Mahila

Rajsatta

Andolan

RH-4, C-

4, Lane

No. 8,

Sector-9

CBD

Belapur,

Navi

Mumbai-

400614

+91-

22-

275775

87 /

098692

59194

mahila_r

ajsatta@

yahoo.co

m

rscd.1994

@gmail.c

om

www.mah

ilarajindia.

org

A Campaign with women

in decision making process

evolved in March 2000

with a view of empowering

women and strengthening

their participation in

political processes through

Panchayati Raj Institutions

(PRI), with the initial

support of 500 elected

women representatives, 5

regional networks and 150

organizations and CBOs in

30 districts of Maharashtra.

Panchayati

Raj

Institutions

(PRI);

Political

participatio

n

Women;

Elected

Women

Representatives

(EWRs); Rural

Maharashtra

Majlis

Legal

Centre54

A 2/4

Golden

Valley,

Kalina,

Mumbai

400098

India

Phone:

91-22-

266623

94 /

266612

52

Fax:

91-22-

266685

39

majlislaw

@gmail.c

om

www.majl

islaw.com

Rahat is collaboration

between Department of

Women and Child

Development and Majlis

Legal Centre to offer Socio-

legal support to victims-

survivors of sexual

violence. Majlis provides

training to individuals and

institutions that interact

with victims of violence to

help them protect women’s

rights effectively.

Women’s

Rights;

Law;

Violence

against

Women

Women;

Children

Maharashtra; National

Mahila

Sarvang

een

Utkarsh

Mandal

B-1, Flat

No. 42,

Kubera

Vihar,

Gadital,

91-

020-

269956

25/33,

269970

masum.p

uneindia

@gmail.c

om

www.mas

um-

india.org.i

n

MASUM works towards

strengthening political

participation of women in

village governance. Along

with this they work on

Violence

against

Women;

SHGs;

Panchayati

Women;

Children;

Adolescents;

Rural; Urban

Maharashtra

53


December, 2017. 54


December, 2017.

51

(MASU

M) 55

Hadapsar

Pune 411

028

Maharas

htra

India

Gramin

Mahiti

Kendra

(MASU

M),

At Post

Ralegan

Sidhi,

Parner

Taluka,

Ahmedna

gar

District,

Maharas

htra

India.

31

Tel:-

02488-

240515

women’s right to physical

and emotional health,

violence free life, economic

empowerment and rights of

children.

Raj

Institutions

; Health;

55


December, 2017.

52

Praja

Foundati

on56

Victoria

Building,

1st Floor,

Agiary

Lane,

Off, Mint

Road,

Fort,

Mumbai

400001

+91 -

022 -

6525

2729

info@pra

ja.org

www.praj

a.org

It undertakes extensive

research and highlights

civic issues to build the

awareness of, and mobilize

action by the government

and elected representatives

(ERs). Praja conducts data

driven research and

provides information on

civic issues to citizens,

media, and government

administration and works

with ERs to identify and

address inefficiencies in

their work processes, bridge

the information gaps, and

help them in taking

corrective measures.

Governanc

e; Civic

issues;

Elections

Elected

representatives

Mumbai; Delhi

Prakriti57

Water

Tank

Road,

Village

Lonara,

Post

Gumthi,

Nagpur

441111

950379

8425 prakriti_

ngp@bsn

l.in

www.prak

ritiwomen

.in

Prakriti work towards

strengthening women’s

participation in local self

governing bodies, by

encouraging leadership of

women , by motivating

them to contest elections,

by training them to take up

gender issues at Panchayat

level and by building their

capacities to deal with

gender discriminatory

practices. This work is done

in Nagpur, Chandrapur

districts of Maharashtra,

Gender

Mainstrea

ming;

Rural

developme

nt;

Livelihood

s; SHG;

Poverty;

Women

Empowerm

ent

Women Vidarbha (Akola,

Amravati,

Chandrapur, Nagpur),

Madhya Pradesh

(Chhindwara,

Balaghat) and

Chhattisgarh

(Rajnandgaon)

56


December, 2017 57

As per the information sheet submitted by Prakriti on 14th

March 2018.

53

and Balaghat and

Chhindwara districts of

Madhya Pradesh. Advocacy

to support Gender

responsive Governance

through networks and

through media is also part

of Prakriti’s work in this

area.

Resourc

e and

Support

Centre

For

Develop

ment -

R.S.C.D58

R.H.4,

C.4 , lane

8, Sector

9, C.B.D.

Belapur,

Navi

Mumbai

-400

614,Mah

arashtra,

India.

022-

27577

587

rscd.19

94@gm

ail.com

www.rsc

dgovern

ance.org

Resource and Support

Centre for Development

(RSCD) was established in

the year 1994 as a network

campaign promoting

organization towards a

vision of a society where

equal and appropriate

opportunities are ensured to

the deprived sections so

that they live in dignity,

justice and freedom.

Gender

mainstream

ing;

Health;

Education;

Livelihood

s; Rural

Developme

nt; Gender

Budgeting

Elected

Women

Representatives

; women

Maharashtra and

Rajasthan

Society

for the

Promoti

on of

Area

Resourc

e

Centers

(SPARC

) 59

Flat # 6,

2nd

Floor,

808

Boman

Lodge,

Dr.

Ambedka

r Road,

Dadar

East,

Mumbai

+91-

22-

6555

5061

+91-

22-

2417

3394

+91-

22-

2412

9144

sparcnsdf

mm@gm

ail.com

www.spar

cnirman.o

rg &

www.spar

cindia.org

SPARC focuses on

Panchayats and women’s

livelihoods in Maharashtra.

It conducts research and

training

projects and is also a

leading coordinator of state

NGOs and government

agencies working on

economic development and

women. SPARC maintains

a publications cell and also

Panchayats

;

Livelihood

s;

Women; Urban

poor

Maharashtra

58

As per the information sheet submitted by RSCD on 13th

March 2018. 59


December, 2017.

54

400 014

Landmar

k: Next

To Bata

Showroo

m,

Khodada

d Circle,

Dadar TT

participates in reviewing

legislation and policy

implementation related to

poor women in

Maharashtra.

Youth

for

Unity

and

Voluntar

y Action

(YUVA)

Navi-

Mumbai60

YUVA

Centre,

Sector 7,

Plot 23,

Kharghar

, Navi

Mumbai

–

410210,

Maharas

htra

91-22-

2774

0970/

80/90

info@yu

vaindia.o

rg

www.yuv

aindia.org

YUVA is a voluntary

development organization

established in 1984. It

engages in experiments

towards sustainable and

people-cantered

alternatives, conducts

research aimed at

formulating and influencing

policy, engages in advocacy

and lobbying activities

aimed at participatory

governance, participates in

initiating and building

networks and alliances for

social transformation, it

undertake documentation

and strategic information

dissemination in the

promotion of the right to

information, and build

grassroots groups.

Poverty;

Environme

nt; Urban

Governanc

e;

Planning;

Livelihood;

Natural

Resource

Manageme

nt

Youth;

Children;

Rural; Urban

Maharashtra, Delhi

60


December, 2017.

55

Odisha

Name of

the

Organiz

ation

Address Phone

Number


Organization

Issues Constituen

cies

Area of

Operation

Centre

for

Advocac

y and

Research61

N-1/204,

IRC

Village,

Nayapall

i, P

O/PS

Nayapall

i,

Dist.

Khurda,

Bhubane

swar,

Odisha

0674-

6552266

bbsr@cfa

r.org.in

www.cfa

r.org.in

The Centre for

Advocacy and

Research (CFAR), a

non-profit

organization, founded

in January 1998, is

committed to

advancing the rights

of a cross-section of

marginal communities

such as the urban

poor, the girl child,

unorganized workers,

transgender persons

and sexual minorities,

single women, People

Living with HIV, sex

workers, people who

inject drugs (PWID)

and those living with

disabilities.

HIV/AIDs;

Health;

Hygiene;

Sanitation;

Social

Inclusion;

Gender-based

Violence

Girl child;

Urban

poor;

Single

women;

Transgende

r persons;

Unorganize

d workers;

Disabled

Delhi;

Rajasthan;

West

Bengal;

Andhra

Pradesh;

Maharashtra

; Karnataka;

Tamil Nadu;

Manipur;

Odisha

Centre

for

Youth

and

Social

E-1,

Institutio

nal Area,

Gangadh

ar Meher

Phone:

(0674)

2301777 /

2301725

info@cys

d.org /

cysd@cy

sd.org

www.cy

sd.org

CYSD trains

Panchayat members

and NGOs on issues

of Panchayati Raj and

community

Livelihoods;

Climate

Change;

Governance;

PRIs; Health,

Women;

Children;

Rural; SC;

ST

Odisha

61


December, 2017.



56

Develop

ment62

Marg,

Bhubane

swar-

751013

development. It

maintains a network

of centers throughout

Orissa that organize

district-level training

programs, disseminate

non-formal

educational materials

on PRI’s, and conduct

research on local

governance and civic

participation issues.

Water;

Sanitation;

Child Rights;

SHGs: Gender

Budgeting

Centre

for

World

Solidarit

y63

Odisha

Resourc

e Centre

(ORC)

H.No.28

3-B,

Duplex,

Near

Kalyani

Plaza

City :

PO :

Patrapad

a,

Bhubane

swar

Pincode:

751 019.

State :

Odisha.

Country

: India.

Phone :

+91 0674-

2471514

Email :

orc@cws

y.org

chandana

@cwsy.o

rg

www.cw

sy.org

CWS was founded

with the mission to

promote a rights-

based, gendered and

eco-sustainable

approach to advance

people centered

governance,

livelihoods and

management of

natural resources. It

works to achieve this

by partnering with and

nurturing grassroots

non-profit

organizations to

implement sustainable

programs.

Livelihood;

Food security;

Governance;

Panchayati Raj

Dalit;

Tribal;

Women

Bihar;

Jharkhand;

Telangana;

Odisha;

Tamil Nadu

62


December, 2017. 63


December, 2017.



57

Institute

for

Women'

s

Develop

ment64

At/Po.

Hilpatna,

Berhamp

ur

Ganjam

District,

Odisha -

760 001

India

Tel. +91

680

2233462

Mobile

No.+91

943706636

2 /

955659437

7

iwd1992

@iwdoris

sa.org,

iwd1992

@gmail.c

om

http://iw

dorissa.o

rg/

Institute for Women

Development (IWD)

as a Secular, Non-

Profit and non-

political organization

was formed in the

year 1993 by a group

of women activists in

Odisha.

PRIs; Food

Security;

Agriculture

Women;

PRIs;

EWRs;

Federation;

Women

farmers

Odisha

Oxfam

India,

Bhubane

swar

D-22,

Maitri

Vihar,

Chandra

shekharp

ur,

Bhubane

swar -16

Number

available

through

email

request

Friendsof

oxfam@o

xfamindi

a.org

www.ox

famindia

.org

In 2008, various

Oxfams in India

joined forces to form

Oxfam India. Oxfam

India’s vision is to

help create an equal,


society by

empowering the

underprivileged.

Oxfam is committed

to five rights: Right to

Sustainable

Livelihood; Right to

Social Services; Right

to Life and Security;

Right to be Heard and

Right to an Identity.

Gender Justice;

Livelihoods;

Governance;

Violence against

Women;

Education;

Health; Natural

Resource

Management;

Agriculture;

Food security;

Climate change;

Political

empowerment

Women;

Youth;

Children

Assam;

Andhra

Pradesh;

Bihar;

Chhattisgarh

; Orissa;

Uttar

Pradesh;

West

Bengal;

Jharkhand;

Karnataka;

Telangana;

Delhi;

Rajasthan;

Maharashtra

;

Uttarakhand

; National

64


December, 2017.

58

Rajasthan

Name of

the

Organiza

tion


Organization

Issues Constituen

cies

Area of

Operation

Astha

Sansthan65

Address:

39, Kharol

Colony,

Old

Fatehpura,

Udaipur

Rajasthan,

India Pin-

313 004

Ph: 91 294 245

1348

Tele-fax: 91 294

2451391

astha39@gm

ail.com

www.astha.ng

o

Astha was formed

in 1986 and was

registered as a

Society, under

Society

Registration Act.

PRIs;

Violence

against

Women;

State

Budgets;

Livelihood;

Migration;

Women;

EWRs;

Tribal;

Children;

Disabled;

Rural.

Rajasthan

65


December, 2017.

59

Jatan

Sansthan66

UDAIPU

R

5, Tirupati

Vihar,

Bhuwana

Road,

Near

Celebratio

n Mall

Udaipur(R

aj),

313001

Ph:

+917665211777

Email:

info@jatansa

nsthan.org

jatansansthan

@rediffmail.

com

www.jatansan

sthan.org

Jatan facilitates

Women’s

Leadership

Workshops, with

respective

preparation and

follow-up

meetings, to

enhance the skills

of the women

leaders. Jatan also

works to improve

the system of

village-level Gram

Sabha meetings,

by engaging and

informing women

on the processes

and functions of

their local

government and

elections.

Local

governance;

Leadership;

Elections;

Education;

Migration;

Violence

against

Women;

Health;

Nutrition

Women;

Adolescent

s; Youth;

Children;

Rural

Rajsamand;

Udaipur;

Jhalawar;

Bhilwada;

Rajasthan

Participat

ory

Research

in Asia PRIA-

Rajasthan67

PRIA

Jaipur:

Address:

20, Kiran

Path,

Suraj

Nagar

(West),

Civil

Lines,

Jaipur,

Phone Number:

0141- 2220889

0145-2620108

E-mail:

jaipur@pria.

org

www.pria.org Established in

1982, PRIA

(Participatory

Research in Asia)

is a global centre

for participatory

research and

training based in

New Delhi. PRIA’s work is

focused on

Violence

against

Women;

Gender

Mainstreami

ng;

Youth;

Girls;

Women;

Rural;

Urban

Rajasthan;

Sikkim;

Haryana

66


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60

Rajasthan-

302006

empowerment of

the excluded

through capacity

building,

knowledge

building and

policy advocacy.

Social

Centre For

Rural

Initiative

And

Advance

Derajsar

331 022,

Ratangarh

,

District

Churu,

Mr. Sunder Lal:

91-9996022534

scriakhori@y

ahoo.co.in

[email protected]

rg

www.scria.org SCRIA’s focus is

on working with

communities in

participatory

approach for

effective and

Local

governance;

Political

participation

Women;

Rural;

Rajasthan;

Haryana

61

ment68

Rajasthan,

INDIA

sustainable

development in

rural areas. Rural

populace,

especially women,

are involved at

every stage of the

development

process - from

problem

identification &

needs assessment

to project

formulation,

implementation,

monitoring &

evaluation.

Gramin

Vikas

Vigyan

Samiti69

Jodhpur

3/437,

3/458, M.

M. Colony

Pal Road,

Jodhpur

342 008,

INDIA

Phone - +91 291

2785116; +91

291 2785317

Fax -

+91 291

2785116

Email -

email@gravi

s.org.in

www.gravis.or

g.in

GRAVIS is a

NGO working in

the Thar Desert,

Rajasthan,

Uttarakhand, and

Bundelkhand

regions of India.

Their work

includes Village

Development

Committees

(VDC); Gender

equality; Health;

Education and Self

Help Groups

68


December, 2017. 69


December, 2017.

62

Sikkim

Name of the

Organization

Address Phone

Number

E-

mail

id

Website About the

Organization

Issues Constituencies Area of

Operation

Participatory

Research in

Asia, PRIA-

Sikkim70

PRIA, C/O

Office of 5th

State

Finance,

Commission,

Old West

Point School

Compound,

Near Taxi

Stand,

Gangtok

918420823894 www.pria.org Established in

1982, PRIA

(Participatory

Research in

Asia) is a

global centre

for

participatory

research and

training based

in New Delhi. PRIA’s work

is focused on

empowerment

of the

excluded

through

capacity

building,

knowledge

building and

policy

advocacy.

Violence

against

Women;

Gender

Mainstreaming;

Youth; Girls;

Women; Rural;

Urban

Jharkhand;

Bihar;

Chhattisgarh;

Haryana;

Uttar

Pradesh;

Rajasthan;

Delhi ;

Sikkim

70


December, 2017.

63

Tamil Nadu

Name of

the

Organizati

on

Address Phone

Number

E-mail id Websit

e

About the

Organizati

on

Issues Constituenci

es

Area of

Operatio

n

ROOTS 53a, 2nd

Cross, 4th

Street, EB

colony,

Adambakka

m, Chennai-

600088

044- 22532472, 9677165612

[email protected]

om

N.A Gender

Mainstreamin

g; Rural

Development;

Gender

Budgeting;

Livelihoods;

Empowerme

nt; Poverty;

Health;

Nutrition;

Education;

Migration

Rural Women; Women farmers

Tamil

Nadu

64

Telangana

Name

of the

Organi

zation

Addre

ss

Phon

e

Num

ber

E-mail id Websit

e

About the

Organization

Issues Constituencies Area of Operation

ASMIT

A

Resour

ce

Centre

for

Wome

n71

10-3-

96,

Plot

283,

4th

Floor,

Street 6

Teache

r's

Colony

East

Marred

pally,

Secund

erabad

- 500

026,

AP

Telep

hone:

040

2773

3251,

Fax:

040

2773

3745

asmita.col

lective@g

mail.com

www.a

smitac

ollectiv

e.in

Asmita works on

women’s rights and

access to social justice

with an emphasis on

the role of

women in PRIs. It uses

village level data in

Telangana and

nationwide to produce

awareness building

materials on rural

women’s issues.

Asmita also networks

with groups

working on women

and governance in

south India.

Gender Justice;

Health;

Governance;

Panchayati Raj

Insitutions

Women Telangana

Centre

for

World

12-13-

438,

Street

No.1,

Phon

e :

+91-

40-

info@cws

y.org

www.c

wsy.or

g

CWS was founded

with the mission to

promote a rights-

based, gendered and

Livelihood; Food

security;

Governance;

Panchayati Raj

Dalit; Tribal; Women Bihar; Jharkhand;

Telangana; Odisha;

Tamil Nadu

71


December, 2017.




65

Solidar

ity72

Tarnak

a,

City :

Secund

erabad

Pincod

e: 500

017.

State:

Telang

ana.

Countr

y:

India.

2701

8257

Fax :

+91-

40-

2700

5243

eco-sustainable

approach to advance

people centered

governance,

livelihoods and

management of natural

resources. It works to

achieve this by

partnering with and

nurturing grassroots

non-profit

organizations to

implement sustainable

programs.

Dhaatri Trust73

Plot No

10,

Lotus

Pond

Colony

,

Militar

y Dairy

Farm

Road,

Tiruma

lgiri,

Secund

erabad

500015

,

Telang

ana

+918

5001

2246

2;

9491

9530

70;

9848

1224

62

dhaatri@g

mail.com

www.d

haatri.o

rg

Dhaatri is a Resource

Centre for women and

children's rights. Registered in 2007

under the Indian Trusts

Act, the Centre is an

initiative to represent

the voices,

perspectives and

campaigns of rural,

adivasi and

marginalized women

in India and for the

protection of the rights

of their children.

Food security;

Livelihood;

Education ; Land

rights

Adivasi women; Dalit

women; Single

women; Children;

Rural women; Youth;

Women farmers

Adivasi

communities in

Visakhapatnam

district in Andhra

Pradesh; Adivasi

and dalit women’s

right to

environment and

natural resource

rights, particularly

in Fifth Schedule

and mining affected

areas in India

72


December, 2017. 73

As per the information sheet submitted by Dhaatri Trust on 13th

March 2018.

66

Uttar Pradesh

Name of

the

Organizati

on

Address Phone

Numbe

r

E-mail id Websi

te

About the

Organization

Issues Constituenci

es

Area of

Operation

Cooperativ

e for

Assistance

and Relief

Everywhere

CARE-

India74

A-12,

Bhilwar

a

Towers,

Third

Floor,

Tower

II Sector

1,

NOIDA,

Uttar

Pradesh

201301

0120-

4048250

contactus

(at)

careindia.or

g

www.

carein

dia.or

g

Having identified

inclusive

governance as a

cross-cutting

strategy for

empowering

women and girls

from the most

marginalized

communities to live

in dignity and build

secure and resilient

lives, CARE India

focuses on creating

a space for public

authorities, duty

bearers and citizens

to have open

conversations,

leading to

participatory

planning and

implementation of

policies.

Gender Justice;

Health;

Education;

Livelihood;

Disaster

Management;

Governance

Women;

Girls; Dalits;

Adivasis

Haryana;

Rajasthan;

Madhya Pradesh;

Maharashtra;

West Bengal;

Uttar Pradesh;

Bihar; Jharkhand;

Chhattisgarh;

Odisha; Tamil

Nadu

Centre for

Advocacy

Uttar

Pradesh

Ranjana

:

rashmi.cfar

@gmail.co

www.

cfar.or

The Centre for

Advocacy and

HIV/AIDs;

Health; Hygiene;

Girl child;

Urban poor;

Delhi; Rajasthan;

West Bengal;

74


December, 2017.

67

and

Research75

TSU,

No. 404,

4th

Floor,

Ratan

Square

No. 20,

Vidhan

Sabha

Marg,

Luckno

w –

226001,

Uttar

Pradesh,

India

9415067

455

m g.in Research (CFAR),

a non-profit

organization,

founded in January

1998, is committed

to advancing the

rights of a cross-

section of marginal

communities such

as the urban poor,

the girl child,

unorganized

workers,

transgender persons

and sexual

minorities, single

women, People

Living with HIV,

sex workers, people

who inject drugs

(PWID) and those

living with

disabilities.

Sanitation; Social

Inclusion;

Gender-based

Violence

Single

women;

Transgender

persons;

Unorganized

workers;

Disabled

Andhra Pradesh;

Maharashtra;

Karnataka;

Tamil Nadu;

Manipur; Odisha

MAMTA

Health

Institute for

Mother and

Child76

Lucknow

(Uttar

Pradesh)

4D,

Ravinde

r

Garden,

Sector

E,

Aliganj,

Near

Rao IAS

Coachin

+91-

522-

2331477

/

4003952

qazi@mamt

ahimc.org

www.

mamt

a-

himc.

org

MAMTA- Health

Institute for Mother

and Child is

working in the area

of Maternal and

Adolescent

healthcare and

nutrition,

HIV/AIDS, TB,

Hepatitis B and C,

Health;

Reproductive and

sexual health

Women;

Adolescent

girls;

children;

rural women

Bihar; Karnataka;

Rajasthan;

Haryana; Uttar

Pradesh;

Maharashtra;

Bihar; Himachal

Pradesh; Odisha

75


December, 2017. 76


December, 2017.

68

g

Institute

,

Luckno

w, India

and Non

Communicable

Disease. MAMTA

has grown into an

established institute

for program

implementation,

advocacy, training

and research.

Participato

ry

Research

in Asia

PRIA-

Jhansi77

973/2

Sarbnag

ar,

C.P.Mis

son

compou

nd,

Jhansi-

284003

(UP)

0945336

1225

jhansi@pria.

org

www.

pria.or

g

Established in

1982, PRIA

(Participatory

Research in Asia)

is a global centre

for participatory

research and

training based in

New Delhi. PRIA’s

work is focused on

empowerment of

the excluded

through capacity

building,

knowledge building

and policy

advocacy.

Sahbhagi

Shikshan

Kendra 78

Sahbhag

i Road,

Chhatha

Meel

(Behind

Police

Fire

Mobile:

9452293

783,

9935302

536

info@sahbh

agi.org

www.

sahbh

agi.or

g

SSK promote local

initiative For

Strengthening

Local Self

Governance. Its

main objective is to

Education;

Gender justice;

Migration;

Governance;

Disaster

management;

Semi-urban,

rural, youth,

women; Girl

child

Uttar Pradesh;

Jharkhand; Bihar

77


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69

Station),

Sitapur

Road,

Luckno

w - 226

201

Uttar

Pradesh

coordinate

empowerment

related functions of

the panchayats,

developing,

collecting and

disseminating

resource material

on the issues of

rural and urban self

governance.

Livelihoods;

SHGs

Tarun

Chetna79

Prithvig

anj

Bazar,

Patti,

Pratapga

rh (UP)

PIN-

230133

05343-

264412

Mobile:

0941523

0412

tarunchetna

@gmail.co

m,

tarunchetna

@yahoo.co

m

www.t

arunc

hetna.

ngo

The organization

has been making

efforts in enhancing

the women

participation in

PRIs, women

health, promoting

women literacy and

domestic violence.

As a part of same,

they have formed

various community

based groups like

SHGs, federations

and confederation

at Panchayat level.

Livelihood;

Education;

Health;

Panchayati Raj;

Women;

Rural

Women;

Dalit;

Muslim;

Single

women; SC

Uttar Pradesh

Oxfam

India,

Lucknow80

1

Dalibag

h, Butler

Road,

Phone :

+91 (0)

522

4172

Friendsofox

fam@oxfam

india.org

www.

oxfam

india.

org

In 2008, various

Oxfams in India

joined forces to

form Oxfam India.

Gender Justice;

Livelihoods;

Governance;

Violence against

Women;

Youth;

Children

Assam; Andhra

Pradesh; Bihar;

Chhattisgarh;

Orissa; Uttar

79


December, 2017. 80


December, 2017.

70

Luckno

w -

226001,

Uttar

Pradesh

000 Oxfam India’s

vision is to help

create an equal, just

and sustainable

society by

empowering the

underprivileged.

Oxfam is

committed to five

rights: Right to

Sustainable

Livelihood; Right

to Social Services;

Right to Life and

Security; Right to

be Heard and Right

to an Identity.

Women;

Education;

Health; Natural

Resource

Management;

Agriculture; Food

security; Climate

change; Political

empowerment

Pradesh; West

Bengal;

Jharkhand;

Karnataka;

Telangana; Delhi;

Rajasthan;

Maharashtra;

Uttarakhand;

National

71

West Bengal

Name of

the

Organiz

ation

Addr

ess

Phone

Number


Organization

Issues Constituencies Area of

Operation

Centre

for

Advocac

y and

Research81

No.14

3,

(Old

46/1),

Raja

S.C.

Mullic

k

Road,

Jadav

pur

Police

Statio

n,

Jadav

pur,

Kolka

ta-700

032

Sutirtha

Ghushal:

09831386165

kolkata@c

far.org.in

www.cfar.

org.in

The Centre for

Advocacy and

Research (CFAR),

a non-profit

organization,

founded in January

1998, is committed

to advancing the

rights of a cross-

section of marginal

communities such

as the urban poor,

the girl child,

unorganized

workers,

transgender

persons and sexual

minorities, single

women, People

Living with HIV,

sex workers,

people who inject

drugs (PWID) and

those living with

disabilities..

HIV/AIDs;

Health;

Hygiene;

Sanitation;

Social

Inclusion;

Gender-

based

Violence

Girl child;

Urban poor;

Single women;

Transgender

persons;

Unorganized

workers;

Disabled

Delhi;

Rajasthan; West

Bengal;

Andhra Pradesh;

Maharashtra;

Karnataka;

Tamil Nadu;

Manipur;

Odisha

Oxfam

India,

Kolkata

30/SB

,

Block

Phone : +91

(0) 33 2445

6650

Friendsofo

xfam@oxf

amindia.or

www.oxfa

mindia.or

g

In 2008, various

Oxfams in India

joined forces to

Gender

Justice;

Livelihood

Women; Youth;

Children

Assam; Andhra

Pradesh; Bihar;

Chhattisgarh;

81


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72

'B',

New

Alipor

e,

Kolka

ta -

70005

3

West

Benga

l

g form Oxfam India.

Oxfam India’s

vision is to help

create an equal,

just and

sustainable society

by empowering the

underprivileged.

Oxfam is

committed to five

rights: Right to

Sustainable

Livelihood; Right

to Social Services;

Right to Life and

Security; Right to

be Heard and

Right to an

Identity.

s;

Governanc

e; Violence

against

Women;

Education;

Health;

Natural

Resource

Manageme

nt;

Agriculture

; Food

security;

Climate

change;

Political

empowerm

ent

Orissa; Uttar

Pradesh; West

Bengal;

Jharkhand;

Karnataka;

Telangana;

Delhi;

Rajasthan;

Maharashtra;

Uttarakhand;

National

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[email protected]

www.eq

uidiversi

ty.org

Equidiversity

Foundation is

committed to

create an

environment that

promotes gender

equality through

political, social

and financial

empowerment with

active informed

participation of

individuals, the

community and the

state.

Gender

mainstream

ing; Rural

developme

nt; Gender

Budgeting

Elected Women

Representatives;

Youth; Women

West Bengal

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