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Wonderful development for people living in extreme poverty, particularly women: National Rural Livelihoods Promotion Society (NRLPS), Ministry of Rural Development, GoI (Government of #India) and BRAC International have formalized their shared commitment to  ✅ economic inclusion ✅ social protection  Learn more at: https://bit.ly/3HHtmhM #Congratulations to the individuals who poured their know-how, vision & hope into this tremendous result.

Building a Sustainable Future: The Role of NGOs in Achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Think of NGOs as crisis managers and for their global contributions. Tackling a range of social, environmental and humanitarian challenges, NGOs are playing a vital role in addressing global issues, promoting human rights and fostering sustainable development. This day is an opportunity to create an awareness about the vital role of NGOs and to motivate people to support them. On this day, we join the worldwide movement of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) to celebrate the impact we make together. Deepak Foundation has worked ceaselessly to empower people in Gujarat and beyond. From healthcare and education to skill development and livelihood generating, we aim for a robust and sustainable future . #NGOGoals #NGOLife #ImpactfulVibes #ChangeTheWorld #DoersDreamers #MakingWaves #BeTheRipple #KindnessMatters #WorldNGODay #NGODay #NGOsMakingADifference #Changemakers #TogetherWeRise #SocialImpact #ImpactfulNGOs #CommunityHeroes #NonProfitPower #DoGood

BJP Bengal to launch Annapurna Scheme: offering Rs. 2000 to every woman! At present, only 30% women are getting Lakshmir Bhandar in the state. If BJP comes to power in Bengal in 2026, we will introduce the Annapurna scheme for women in Bengal. Under this scheme, every woman will be offered Rs. 2000! In Assam, the state government offers Rs. 1350 to women. During the Assam Chief Minister, Himanta Biswasarma’s visit to the state, we discussed the scheme and ideated on introducing one in Bengal subsequently! The people of the villages are affected by poverty. They do not have money to buy woollen clothes. The whole state is raising questions about corruption. Initiatives like the Annapurna Scheme are the need of the hour! The impoverished sections of the society, especially the womenfolk, find it very difficult to make ends meet and feed their family and children. BJP Bengal wishes to give them a dignified life and schemes like these will help them focus on earning a better livelihood.

Building a Sustainable Future: The Role of NGOs in Achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Think of NGOs as crisis managers and for their global contributions. Tackling a range of social, environmental and humanitarian challenges, NGOs are playing a vital role in addressing global issues, promoting human rights and fostering sustainable development. This day is an opportunity to create an awareness about the vital role of NGOs and to motivate people to support them. On this day, we join the worldwide movement of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) to celebrate the impact we make together. Deepak Foundation has worked ceaselessly to empower people in Gujarat and beyond. From healthcare and education to skill development and livelihood generating, we aim for a robust and sustainable future . #NGOGoals #NGOLife #ImpactfulVibes #ChangeTheWorld #DoersDreamers #MakingWaves #BeTheRipple #KindnessMatters #WorldNGODay #NGODay #NGOsMakingADifference #Changemakers #TogetherWeRise (2024 Theme) #SocialImpact #ImpactfulNGOs #CommunityHeroes #NonProfitPower #DoGood

The BRAC Ultra Poor Program is a transformative initiative aimed at addressing extreme poverty by targeting the most vulnerable individuals in society. This program identifies and supports those living in conditions of severe destitution, providing them with a comprehensive package of assistance. From livelihood training and asset transfers to healthcare and social development, the Ultra Poor Program goes beyond conventional poverty alleviation measures. It is a holistic approach that empowers individuals to break the cycle of poverty, fostering self-reliance and sustainable change in their lives. Through targeted interventions and a commitment to inclusivity, BRAC's Ultra Poor Program stands as a beacon of hope for those at the margins of society, offering them a pathway to dignity, resilience, and a brighter future. #brac #bracinternational #bracultrapoorgraduation

Government welfare schemes and services Download now and check your eligibility under different central and state government schemes & services. It's free of cost and available in different states language. Link to the App: https://lnkd.in/dG7Z_dAe #governmentofindia #socialprotection #welfare #csr #govtschemes #govtofindia #socialinnovation #innovationforchange #impactinglives #socialimpact

Empowered Savings Champions: Boosting Incomes and Nourishing Little Lives “I think people that joined our savings group have so much interest to save their money because they think of their children’s future,” Ludwina stated. Ludwina, a member of the Jaba saving group in Toromari of Jaba community, Bana District of the Autonomous Region of Bougainville (AROB), is actively participating in World Vision PNG's Well-Being Outcome to End Violence and Enable Livelihood and Improve Nutrition (WOVEN) program, of which Bougainville Economic Resilience and Health Project (BERHP), is a project being implemented in two districts of Central Bougainville (Kieta & Panguna districts) and three districts of South Bougainville (Bana, Siwai and Buin districts). This initiative is supported by the New Zealand Department of Foreign Trade, as well as stakeholders such as the Autonomous Region of Bougainville and the PNG governments. The Savings for Transformation (S4T) component of the WOVEN program is primarily focused on strengthening household dynamics by promoting collaborative decision-making and shared responsibility. In addition to this, S4T aims to boost household incomes and foster healthy nutritional dietaries for children. By implementing these strategies, the project aims to bring about positive changes in over a hundred households in the Central and South Bougainville area, improving their overall well-being and empowering them to live prosperous lives. Words and Image by: @Richard Masi #empowerment #BougainvilleProsperity #communitychampion   #nomatterwhat #worldvision #weareworldvision #papuanewguinea #nutrition

Strategic Plan for Aligning with SDG 2030 in Bihar, India: 1. Vision Statement** To position Bihar as a leading state in India by 2030, advancing sustainability, inclusivity, and comprehensive development, in line with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). 2. Mission Statement** To implement a results-based strategic framework in Bihar that elevates social, economic, and environmental benchmarks, propelling the state towards the top tier of SDG performers in India. 3. Goals and Objectives** - **Objective 1:** Eradicate Poverty - *Strategies:* 1. Develop rural and urban poverty alleviation programs. 2. Increase access to microfinance and job opportunities. - *Indicators:* - Percentage reduction in the population living below the poverty line. - **Objective 2:** Zero Hunger - *Strategies:* 1. Boost agricultural productivity through technology. 2. Enhance food distribution systems. - *Indicators:* - Improvement in food security measures. - **Objective 3:** Quality Education - *Strategies:* 1. Improve infrastructure for schools. 2. Recruit and train qualified teachers. - *Indicators:* - Literacy rate and gross enrollment ratio. - **Objective 4:** Gender Equality - *Strategies:* 1. Implement gender sensitization programs. 2. Promote women’s participation in the workforce. - *Indicators:* - Ratio of females to males in economic participation. - **Objective 5:** Clean Water and Sanitation - *Strategies:* 1. Enhance water purification initiatives. 2. Establish community-led sanitation drives. - *Indicators:* - Percentage of population with access to clean water and sanitation. 4. Logical Framework Analysis (LFA)** - **Inputs:** Government funding, Development partners, NGOs, Private sector investments, and Community engagement. - **Activities:** Campaigns, Policy reforms, Capacity building, Technology implementation, and Infrastructure development. - **Outputs:** Reports on policy uptake, Infrastructure established, Number of people trained, and Technology adopted. - **Outcomes:** Increased income levels, Improved health and education statistics, Reduced gender disparities. - **Impact:** Long-term sustainability, Enhanced quality of life, Achievement of SDGs by 2030. 5. Monitoring and Evaluation** - **Short-term Milestones:** Annual evaluations against benchmarks. - **Medium-term Goals:** Biennial reviews by an independent panel. - **Long-term Impact Analysis:** Decade review against the 2030 agenda. 6. Partnerships and Collaborations** - **Government Bodies:State and Central Government collaborations for policy integration. - International Agencies:UNDP, WHO, and other agencies for expertise and funding. - Local NGOs:Grassroots implementation and feedback mechanism. - Academic Institutions: Research on SDGs and innovative solutions. - Private Sector 7. Risk Management and Adaptive Measures 8. Financing 9. Policy Advocacy 10. Public Engagement

#endultrapoverty #upaj "Aap ki Yojana, Aap ki Sarkar, Aap ke Dwaar".. delivering public services at the doorstep. The Honourable Chief Minister of Jharkhand handed over the Consumption Support Grants to 1000+ Ultra Poor Didis in a public meeting at Godda district. In Jharkhand, The/Nudge Institute, Deendayal Antyodaya Yojana - National Rural Livelihoods Mission (DAY - NRLM) & Jharkhand State Livelihoods Promotion Society are working together to better the socio-economic conditions of the ultra-poor & and PVTG families through the "Graduation Approach". A Consumption support grant is crucial to meet the immediate needs of an ultra-poor family. It helps the family to stay back in their village to take up diversified livelihood activities. The program also supports these families by providing them with Livelihood support grants & and tight Handholding support through a dedicated cadre called 'Ultra Poor Change Makers' to diversify their livelihoods. Moments that make you feel you are on the right path. atul satija I John Paul I Bishnu C Parida I Suvakanta Nayak I Shatrudhan Munda I Sriram V

Often I have encountered an intrinsic question from practitioners during my association with National Rural Livelihood Mission, specially from those who are engaged in Institutional Development role and engulfed in handholding, nurturing community led initiatives. What is difference between Cluster Level Federation ( CLF), the term coined since inception of NRLM, Model Cluster Level Federation ( MCLF), flourished since Pandemic period and now MCLF Immersion Site. Are they really different or they are same structures managed owned and driven by Community for collective action with an objective to promote mutual growth and sustainable benefits. Overall, all institutions play a crucial role in promoting replication and scaling up of successful practices, contributing to the broader objectives of poverty alleviation and rural development. Then how are they different in terms of strategy, system, process, procedures and deliverables. lets unfold this. Uttar Pradesh State Rural Livelihood Mission (UPSRLM)Deendayal Antyodaya Yojana - National Rural Livelihoods Mission (DAY - NRLM) Transform Rural India Professional Assistance For Development Action (PRADAN) LIVESSCAPE DEVELOPMENT SERVICES Jui Bhattacharya Vedanta Group Adani Foundation Reliance Foundation Electrosteel Steels Ltd.