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PARTNERS PAGE

14 July 2018

The monthly

E-Newsletter of

AIHMS-Global &

VIKASH-SAMUKHYA

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Preamble:After the first issue of “PARTNERS PAGE”, I feel that our consortium,VIKASH-SAMUKHYA has come a long way in serving to the needs ofnearly 400+ CSO Partners all over India as well as many otherstakeholders that include PSUs, Corporate and Media Houses alongwith a many Public and Private sector agencies. It cannot beexpressed in words and figures today about their goodwill messages,feedbacks and requests for sending it again and again. Our CSOPartners, spread across 25 states and 1 union territory of India hadachieved so much during last one month that we cannot give themdue justice with a small publication like this. So we thought of puttingit in a special volume like this in next October with minimum text andfigures to give all stakeholders a good account of our consistentefforts in reaching the SDGs by 2030. All of our esteemed readers havepromised us to forward this issue of the PARTNERS PAGE to others aswell for giving maximum visibility to our continuous endeavours duringthe last couple of months in our respective project areas.

We have only rearranged our sincere efforts as per the 17 SustainableDevelopment Goals (SDGs), for which all of us are working toaccomplish the said targets as early as possible. At this point of time,India needs the resurrected Civil Society Movement to take thecorrect step in the right direction. Hence, what all of us are doingtogether is a small contribution towards a bigger mandate with alarger agenda in years to come.

- Dr Surendra Kumar Mishra, National Coordinator, 🆚

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Committed to Working together until the 17 Goals are reached for India


SDG-1: No Poverty


YRA-India is receiving an award for its engagement in a variety of

poverty alleviation programs that will bring in a total change to

the marginalized & vulnerable communities in Maharashtra

SDG-2: Zero Hunger & Nutrition


ALQRS has been actively engaged in food distribution to the poor

and hungry people irrespective of religion & caste in West Bengal

SDG-3: Good Health & Wellbeing

BMSS organised a Roundtable Discussion with other Partner

Organizations on the wellbeing of children, especially girls in the

impoverished tribal and rural areas of Chhattisgarh



JLKP organized Orientation Workshops for Anganwadi Workers &

Adolescent Girls on protection of young children from child

marriage & sexual abuse through Childline Program in Jharkhand



PDASMS organized Mass Public Rallies as a part of its campaign

against substance abuse & human trafficking among young people

in the rural & tribal dominated districts of West Bengal




JLKP organized Block-level Stakeholders Workshops & Mass

Awareness Campaigns on social protection issues of young children

through Childline Program in different districts of Jharkhand



LKBK conducted Refresher Training Programs for ASHAs on

Certification Course offered by National Health Mission, Odisha



MMSS conducts regular Health Camps in rural areas of Rajasthan

with limited Public Health facilities available at affordable cost



JBSK organized village level awareness campaigns on issues of

child rights and social protection among the young children in

rural and tribal areas in Madhya Pradesh



PAHAL conducts Women Group Meetings at regular intervals at

Panchayat level on Good Health and Wellbeing of women of

reproductive age group in Madhya Pradesh

SDG-4: Quality Education


MLC is engaged in conducting Non-formal education sessions for

school dropouts and pre-school education in Santali, a tribal

language with Olachiki script in backward districts of West Bengal



PAHAL is engaged in anti-child labour campaigns and back to

school movement in rural & tribal villages of Madhya Pradesh


JEETA conducted village-level Training Programs for Adolescent

Girls on issues of quality education and their rights and

obligations to the society in the outreach areas of Odisha


SDG-5: Gender Equality


PAHAL organized Street Plays on different aspects of social stigma

and gender inequality in remote tribal areas of Madhya Pradesh

SDG-6: Clean Water & Sanitation


JBSK is engaged in providing clean water, better sanitation & solid

waste management to villagers through its multi-purpose watershed

programs in rural and tribal dominated areas of Madhya Pradesh



SHARE started the local initiative for supplying clean and safe

drinking water to tribal and rural people by constructing deep

wells in hilly tracts of Jharkhand



JBSK is engaged in providing clean water, better sanitation & solid

waste management to villagers through its multi-purpose watershed

programs in rural and tribal dominated areas of Madhya Pradesh

SDG-8: Decent Work & Economic

Growth


LKBK conducted Book-keeping training to women members of

different Self-Help Groups (SHGs) in promotion of several

livelihood options in remote villages of Odisha

SDG-10: Reduced Inequality


SHDA observed the World Disability Day by helping the physically

challenged persons by involving the community members & other

stakeholders in Uttar Pradesh

SDG-12: Responsible Consumption

& Production

RASTA is engaged in One-day Training Program for Tribal

Farmers under the MADA scheme in Jharkhand


SDG-12: Responsible Consumption

& ProductionSSCOP is engaged in a scale-up program with ACIAR, an

Australian Aid Agency by introducing CASI Technology for a

variety of crops in West Bengal


SDG-13: Climate Action

PAHAL started its Seasonal Plantation Program in rural villages

of Madhya Pradesh by motivating & involving School Students

for its long-term impact & sustainability


SDG-16: Peace & Justice Strong

Institutions

ROSE is promoting Eco-tourism and bio-diversity conservation

in hilly and difficult-to-reach areas of Uttarakhand by attracting

national & international travelers in all seasons


SDG-17: Partnerships for the Goals


AIHMS-Global & VIKASH-SAMUKHYA participated in 13th National

Convention on SDGs in Bengaluru, India

SDG-17: Partnerships for the Goals


AIHMS-Global & VIKASH-SAMUKHYA was awarded the Certificate of

Appreciation for its contribution to Education & Development from

IOED in its Annual Convention at New Delhi, India

Contributors to this issue:1. West Bengal: Kaladanga Al-Qirat Charitable Society (KAQCS)

2. Chhattisgarh: Berojgar Mahila Sewa Samiti (BMSS)

3. Jharkhand: Jan Lok Kalyan Parishad (JLKP)

4. Madhya Pradesh: Jai Bharati Shiksha Kendra (JBSK)

5. Odisha: JEETA

6. West Bengal: Mandra Lions Club (MLC)

7. Madhya Pradesh: Pahaljan Sahyog Vikas Sansthan (PSVS)

8. West Bengal: Purulia District Agragami Mahila O Sishu Mangal Samiti (PDAMSMS)

9. Jharkhand: Regulatory Association for Social & Territorial Assist (RASTA)

10. Uttarakhand: Rural Organisation for Social Elevation (ROSE)

11. West Bengal: SATMILE SATISH CLUB '0' PATHAGAR (SSCOP)

12. Jharkhand: Social and Healthy Action for Rural Empowerment (SHARE)

13. Uttar Pradesh: Sustainable Human Development Association (SHDA)

14. Odisha: Lok Kala Bikas Kendra (LKBK)

15. Rajasthan: Manav Mangal Seva Sansthan (MMSS)

16. Maharashtra: Yuva Rural Association (YRA)

17. Delhi: AIHMS-Global & VIKASH-SAMUKHYA


17 Sustainable Development

Goals (SDGs) with 423 CSO

Partners (281 Provisional &

142 Regular) all over India

PARTNERS PAGE

The monthly

E-Newsletter of AIHMS-Global

& VIKASH-SAMUKHYA

14 July 2018

[email protected]

mailto:[email protected]

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