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Green India Trust
Annual Report 2015 - 16
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Green India Trust16-2-51, Room no: 4, Lotus Hospital
Raghava Cine Complex RoadNellore-524001Andhra Pradesh
India
Land Line: 91 - 861-2334289Fax: +91-861-2314289
Cell: 09491067979
Registered under Andhra Pradesh Societies Registration Act-1960 vide Reg. No. 92 B K IV/26-March-2008
12A Registration No - 30/12AA/CIT-GNT/2012-13
80G Registration No - 90/80G/CIT-GNT/2012-13
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Green India Trust is the environmental voice of Indian citizens, standing for environmental justice, sustainable development and participatory democracy.
Green India Trust seeks to ensure a healthy environment and rich biodiversity throughout the Asia Pacific and beyond.
Mission
Green India Trust promotes the conservation of the environment and the education of all sectors of society in the protection of biodiversity.
Green India Trust strive for a sustainable future for the planet in the public benefit and act to conserve threatened species and ecosystems whilst taking account of human needs.
Green India Trust promote or conduct training programmes and research and publish knowledge acquired as a result of such research, as well as undertaking other informative activities including exhibitions, lectures, conferences and seminars.
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Philosophy
Believing conservation as social process with local communities coming out with solutions to local problems.
Respecting basic human rights and heritage values,
Putting participating community members at the heart of action.
Working with local community organisations, partner organizations to small and large businesses and government agencies.
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Core Value Statements
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Differentiating Factors
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Message from the Chairman
Dear Friends,
This has been a very busy year for Green India Trust and associated communities.
The year 2015 - 16 was a tough, challenging and yet, satisfying year.
It was tough because we began work on our new projects, but without losing focus on our existing projects.
It has been challenging year, as we had to find space for our work in new locations. And it has been satisfying because have managed to do all this and more.
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We have continued our work – with relentless pressure and results – to see how we can bring change for good environmental management in this vast and critical country. And at the same time, we have interacted with large numbers of people and organization across the world for global results.
Long-standing problems such as air pollution, climate change and decreasing biodiversity are all interconnected and cannot be treated separately.
What links these problems are the socio - technical systems that provide us with the requirements of a modern society: the transport, housing, energy and food systems, to name just a few.
Fundamental shifts in such core societal systems will be necessary if we are to follow a credible trajectory towards 2050.
I have been saying in various occasions over and over again that good policy requires timely, reliable information. It also requires an understanding of the fundamentals of wider environmental, scientific and societal realities: the chemistry of coastal management, for example, and the fundamentals of human behavior, in both individuals and communities.
This has become clear as interactions with regulators, media and civil society shows that they value our cooperation because of the relevant experience we bring to the table.
High-ranking officials of the Ministry of Environment and Forests articulated this demand saying that they want to work with Green India Trust because we understand local capacity and other governance issues and can help them find approaches that work.
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I also feel and convey at various interactions that global action needs local activities and results. This is what our programme must aim to do. And local impact can then be used to inform other countries of future directions and also learn from each other about how to make necessary changes, in situations, which are difficult, contentious and crippled by lack of finance and capacity.
Green India Trust activities for global action aim to encompass the local – national - regional and global scales.
I want to thank you for all of your efforts to support Green India Trust, for working to make the transition towards a low - carbon, resource - efficient and ecosystem - resilient society by 2050 and for your individual and collective efforts to make this world a healthier place for future generations.
I am pleased to have been a part of the process towards a well structured, targeted and ambitious Green India Trust, which sets out clear priorities for the work of the GIT in the coming years.
Dr C H Murali Krishna
MBBS, Dip. Orthopedics, MS.
Orthopedics, MBA,MSW, PG.D diploma in NGO
Management
Consultant Doctor - Lotus Hospital, Nellore. Sr. Resident Doctor -
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The 2015 - 16 Work ProgrammeThe 2015 – 16 Green India Trust annual work programme built on the work of the previous years, with the aim of:
Continuing the existing Billion Tree Plantation (BTP), Green Wall (GW) & Green Awareness activities.
Transforming lives of under privileged youths & students in coastal villages and in SC/ST villages of SPSR Nellore district by setting up of Green India Trust Computer Training Center (GITCTC)
Establishing ‘People’s Institution’ which provide an environment of trust and cooperation in which people come to realize they are able to help themselves to achieve the economic, social and political goals that they themselves define by Implementation of the Self Help Group (SHG) Approach
Establishment of the project Sawang Sampurna - Stitching and Tailoring Training Centers in coastal villages and in SC/ST villages of SPSR Nellore district in order to provide the necessary skills to integrate the local handicraft and tailoring industry and to empower students for their economical survival, self-reliance and sustainability of their livelihood.
Our experience in working with the most deprived, ignored and under privileged sections represents that they are in dire need of government assistance for their overall progress in daily life hence the project Na Hakku - My Right was planned and launched in the last quarter to provide required guidance and assistance for getting the basic government documents like Aadhar Card, Voter Card, Job Card, Bank Papers, Insurance Papers etc
MBBS, Dip. Orthopedics, MS.
Orthopedics, MBA,MSW, PG.D diploma in NGO
Management
Consultant Doctor - Lotus Hospital, Nellore. Sr. Resident Doctor -
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Our Achievements
Billion Tree PlantationTHE AIM OF THE PROJECT
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The “Billion Tree Plantation” Project of Green India Trust identified four key aims, agreeing that plantations should:
Maintain ecosystem integrity Protect and enhance high conservation values Be developed through effective stakeholder involvement
processes Contribute to economic growth and employment.
The “Billion Tree Plantation” Project of Green India Trust creates a dynamic new partnership that forges a high level of human and institutional capacity to work collaboratively to implement ecological farming and participatory processes to increase food and livelihood security.
The “Billion Tree Plantation” Project of Green India Trust wants to see plantations that:
Are designed and managed in cooperation with local people and all those affected, treating them as equal partners
Respect and strengthen people’s rights to land and resources Bring income and jobs, for example as managers, harvesters
and sub-contractors Support local needs, aspirations and well-being Contribute to communities’ economic and social development.
IMPLEMENTED ACTIVITIES
174638 (One Lakh Seventy Four Thousand Six Hundred Thirty Eight) Nos Sapling Distributed
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77889 (Seventy Seven Thousand Eight Hundred Eighty Nine) Nos people received the Saplings
56 (Fifty Six) Nos locations where Sapling Distribution Event Took Place 15 (Fifteen) Nos Mandal/Block Covered
Sapling Distribution Event Place – Mandal/Block Wise
AlluruBuchi Reddy Palem
Dagadarthi Dakkili Indukuru Peta Kaluvai Kaval
i Kodavaluru
Month Date Place Mandal No Beneficiaries
No of Saplings
April 2 Dhanalakshmi Nellore 2225 5770April 12 Tailors Colony Nellore 3000 12000April 16 Salachinthal Nellore 3050 4200April 25 Ministry Program Nellore 61 200April 29 Pidatha pollur Nellore 3000 6220May 5 Kavisameelanam,Town Hall Nellore 124 250May 17 Nilagiri Sangam Nellore 2000 4300May 20 Krishna Patnam Nellore 2534 6000May 29 Vidavaluru Vidavalur 1800 4500June 5 Sri Rama Chndra Mission Nellore 5 10June 9 Pallipadu Nellore 1680 3200June 18 Leburu Nellore 1100 3200June 26 Kanupuru Nellore 1300 4200June 30 Pallipadu Nellore 1800 5600July 7 Utukuru Peddapalem Vidavalur 219 400July 11 Padaru Palli Nellore 75 150July 23 Kasumuru Nellore 1100 3500July 29 RAYS SCHOOL Vidavalur 61 115
August 3 Kotha Kaluva Indukuru Peta 920 2300August 14 Narayana Reddy Peta Nellore 1960 5060August 19 Indukurupeta Indukuru Peta 2014 4620August 25 KESINENIPALEM kaluvai 2000 1500August 30 MUSUNURIVARIPALEM Muthukur 516 1500August 30 PAINAPURAM Muthukur 705 1500
September
4 Narukuru T.P.Gudur 690 2600
September
8 Lakshmi Puram T.P.Gudur 2406 5600
Septembe 14 AGRAHARAM,SATHAVOLU Kavali 450 1000
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r20 Other Distibutions Village Nellore 600 1200
September
30 Prees Club Nellore 6 15
October 1 Krishna Patnam Muthukur 321 1500October 5 MUSUNURIVARIPALEM Muthukur 1200 3000October 16 Chavatapalem Venkatachalam 309 500October 24 Dakkili Dakkili 150 300October 31 Bramhadevi T.P.Gudur 2430 5630
November 5 Alluru Alluru 2110 4601November 13 Rajapalem Kodavaluru 2640 3806November 17 Kudithipalem Indukuru Peta 3200 6700November 25 Allipuram T.P.Gudur 1600 3050November 30 China Cherukuru T.P.Gudur 900 2020December 4 Papi Reddy Palem T.P.Gudur 1309 3600December 9 Lord Siva Temple Mulapet 90 200December 18 Muthyala Palem Nellore 690 2600December 24 sunabatti Dagadarthi 2201 4900December 31 Koduvalura Kodavaluru 1630 3904
January 3 vavilla Alluru 1621 2603January 8 Utukuru Vadavaluru 3501 6080January 24 Damavaram Dagadarthi 1600 3900January 31 Buchi Reddy Palem Buchi reddy
Palem220 560
February 6 V.R.C.Walkers Association,Nellore Nellore 20 50February 13 Ramalinga Param Nellore 1360 3015February 17 Kotattu Buchi reddy
Palem960 1900
February 28 Gangavaram Nellore 2016 4050March 2 Regadachelika Dagadarthi 900 1506March 12 Kothavangalu Kodavaluru 2630 4203March 20 south amuluru Alluru 3050 6050March 26 pelipalem Dagadarthi 1830 3700
Green WallTHE AIM OF THE PROJECT
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Coastal Resources are of much help to the mankind. Ecosystems of coastal resources have specific impacts on human life.
This “Green Wall” Project deals with issues related to Palmyra covers and other forms of plantation.
Yhe “Green Wall” Project of Green India Trust will establish a systematic management of plantation ecosystem to secure this valuable resource.
The “Green Wall” project will play a role as an active agency for prevention of the Palmyra covers, Palmyra conservation and restoration.
The increase in Palmyra area will help the coastal community by way of easy access to fuel wood and small timber requirement through sustainable harvesting. Since there will be a community based approach, the community will have a feeling of owning the Project and the Concept will be a sustainable one, in the long run.
This innovative approach of project “Green Wall” by Green India Trust will open an entirely new horizon to target local community associations or local authorities as it will not only require expertise, but also labourers, who will get daily wages hence the economic upliftment of all the targeted project area will happen through the alternative livelihood of being a stake holder in “Green Wall” project.
IMPLEMENTED ACTIVITIES
189 KM of Coastal Line covered by Plantation of Palmyra Seeds in
o 3 Districts – Spsr Nellore, Ongole, Covered
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o 84 Coastal Villages
19 Lacs (1900000) Palmyra Seeds Planted
One Thousand Eight Hundred Ninety (1890) Man days by Local Villagers
Following Guests attended
Name of Event Name of Guests
Inauguration Event at Krishnapatnam Village - SPSR
Nellore District
Sri Vipin Chaudhury - IFSSmt M Janaki – IAS – Collector,
Nellore DistrictSri R.S.Raja Kumar - Joint Collector, Nellore District
Sri Anil Yenduri - Chief Executive Officer, Krishnapatnam port
Sri Venugopal Rao – PRO, Krishnapatnam port
Sri B.M.Chankya Raju - Divisional Forest Officer(SF),Nellore
Sri CH Nagabhusanam - SFS Divisional Forest Officer(T),Nellore
Inauguration Event at Muthyala Thopu Village at – SPSR Nellore
DistrictSri Ramalingeswara Rao - M.R.O
Inauguration Event at Ramatheertham Village at – SPSR
Nellore District
Sri Pollam Reddy - MLASri Srinivasalu Reddy – MLA
Sri P. Ravindra Reddy - D.C
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Smt Chimata Ramadevi - Z.P.T.CSri Alivellamma - M.P.P
Sri Dasari Arunamma - M.P.T.CSri Chimata Venkateswarlu – Sarpanch - Ramatheertham
Inauguration Event at Thumallapenta Village at – SPSR
Nellore District
Sri G.Bharath Kumar - Municipal Chairman, Kavali
Dr Chillukoti Varadaiah - Past AP BJP State President
Sri N Srinivas Kishan – Past Municipal Chairman, Kavali
Inauguration Event at Vadarevu Village at – Ongole District
CH.JAYARAMA RAJU M.Sc (D.Sp) , Chirala
B.PAPARAO B.Com C.I Chirala Rural Circle
V.RAMBABU B.Sc,B.ED,S.I Chirala Circle P.S
Y.RAMANA RAO (PANCHYATH SURPENCH) VADAREVU
P.RAJARAO (PANCHYATH UPA SURPENCH) VADAREVU
Inauguration Event at Dhimdi Village at – Guntur District
ANAGANI SATHY PRASAD M.L.A , Repalle,
MOHAN KRISHNA M.R.OKUSUMA SRIDEVI M.D.A
PARISAA INDIRMMA M.P.T.C
S.no District Village Name km Man
DaysPalmyra
Plantation
1 SPSR Nellore *Kishna patnam 4 40 40000
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2 SPSR Nellore Kate palli(eeduru pattapu pallem) 2 20 20000
3 SPSR Nellore Patha pallem 3 30 300004 SPSR Nellore Raveendrapallem 2 20 20000
5 SPSR NelloreVenkateswara pallem -
Nidmpalem,Rajivcolony,kothapantapallem
1.5 15 15000
6 SPSR Nellore *MuthyalaThopu 3 30 300007 SPSR Nellore Peddavenna pallem 3 30 300008 SPSR Nellore Koruturu 2 20 200009 SPSR Nellore Koruturu patha pallem 3 30 30000
10 SPSR Nellore Krishanapuram 1 10 10000
11 SPSR Nellore *Mypadu(Thurupu padamara pallem) 4 40 40000
12 SPSR Nellore Gangapatnam(pallipallem) 2.5 25 2500013 SPSR Nellore Yerranki gunta 3 30 3000014 SPSR Nellore Mondi 4 40 4000015 SPSR Nellore Utukuru pedda pallem 3 30 3000016 SPSR Nellore Gowripuram 2 20 2000017 SPSR Nellore Anjaneyapuram 2 20 20000
18 SPSR Nellore *Ramatheertham 2 20 20000
19 SPSR Nellore Ramachandrapuram 1.5 15 1500020 SPSR Nellore Ravindrapuram 2 20 2000021 SPSR Nellore Busagadipallem 2 20 2000022 SPSR Nellore Ponnapudi 2 20 2000023 SPSR Nellore Ponnapudipeddapallem 1 10 2000024 SPSR Nellore Venganarayana puram 1 10 1000025 SPSR Nellore prasanthagiri 3 30 3000026 SPSR Nellore Lakshmipuram 6 60 60000
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27 SPSR Nellore Kothuru 4 40 4000028 SPSR Nellore pathuru 3.5 35 3500029 SPSR Nellore Pathapallem 1 10 1000030 SPSR Nellore Thatichetla Pallem 2.5 25 2500031 SPSR Nellore Kothabangarupalllem 3 30 3000032 SPSR Nellore Lakshmipuram 2 20 2000033 SPSR Nellore Otturu 6 60 60000
34 SPSR Nellore *Thumallapenta 4 40 40000
35 SPSR Nellore Sreeramapuram 1 10 1000036 SPSR Nellore Peda Ramudu Pallem 1.5 15 1500037 SPSR Nellore satram 3 30 3000038 SPSR Nellore *Cheenayapallem 3 30 30000
39 Ongole Mondu vari pallem(Ong) 1.5 15 15000
40 Ongole Avulavari pallem(Ong) 1 10 10000
41 Ongole *Karralapellem 3 30 3000042 Ongole Rmayapatnam 3 30 3000043 Ongole Chaka charla 1 10 10000
44 Ongole Chakacharla Chinna pattapu pallem 2 20 20000
45 Ongole Alagayapallem 2 20 2000046 Ongole Bhattepallem 1 10 1000047 Ongole Tenkayachettlapallem 1 10 1000048 Ongole Kareedu chinna palli pallem 3 30 3000049 Ongole Pedda palli pallem 3 30 3000050 Ongole Deevalla palli pallem 2 20 2000051 Ongole Pothaiah gari pallem 2 20 2000052 Ongole Chellemma pallem 1 10 10000
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53 Ongole Pakalapalle pallem 3 30 3000054 Ongole *Madanuru pedda pallem 1 10 1000055 Ongole Swarnandra pattapu pallem 3 30 30000
56 Ongole Madanuru chinna pattapu pallem 2 20 20000
57 Ongole Madanuru chinna kotha pallem 2 20 2000058 Ongole Eetha mokkala palle pallem 1.5 15 1500059 Ongole Vijji Reddy pallem 2 20 2000060 Ongole Pinnivari pallem 3 30 3000061 Ongole Gunapallem 3 30 3000062 Ongole Chintha vari pallem 2 20 20000
63 Ongole Mekala Somaya pattapu pallem 1.5 15 15000
64 Ongole Chinnamgari patttapu pallem 1.5 15 1500065 Ongole Katam vari pallem 1.5 15 1500066 Ongole Koturuvaripallem 1.5 15 1500067 Ongole Palle pallem pedda ganjam 3 30 30000
68 Ongole Chinna ganjam pedda palle pallem 4 40 40000
69 Ongole Melakuduchettlapallem 2 20 2000070 Ongole Rudramayapuram 2 20 2000071 Ongole Ramachandrapuram 2 20 2000072 Ongole Pottisubbaiahapallem 1.5 15 15000
73 Ongole Vadarevu 1 10 10000
74 Ongole Vijayalakshmipuram .5 5 500075 Ongole Paandu rangapuram(Gunt) 4 40 4000076 Ongole Kotha vadareevu 1 10 1000077 Ongole Surya Lanka 1 10 10000
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78 Guntur *Dhimdi 2 20 20000
79 Guntur Narravari palem 2 20 2000080 Guntur Parisaavaripallem 2 20 20000
81 Guntur Aeminenivaripallem 2 20 20000
82 Guntur Jamppavaripallem 2 20 2000083 Guntur Sesanavaripallem 1 10 1000084 Guntur Dindi adavala 1 10 10000
Green AwarenessTHE AIM OF THE PROJECT
Since environment is a matter that involves us all, the project Green Awareness by Green India Trust is as an effort to support the emphasis on environmental protection and management.
The term “Green Awareness” has a broad connotation. It not only implies knowledge about environment but also attitude, values and necessary skills to solve environment related problems. Moreover, environmental awareness is the initial step ultimately leading to the ability to carry on responsible citizenship behavior.
Green Awareness is a process of recognizing values and clarifying concepts in order to develop skills and added tools necessary to
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understand and appreciate the inter-relationship among man, his culture and his bio-physical surrounding. It creates an overall perspective, which acknowledges the fact that natural environment and man-made environment are interdependent. The perspective should consider the environment in its totality and should be a continuous lifelong process.
Immediate objectives
The immediate objectives are to provide a foundation on which the public might be sensitized to the importance of environmental protection and management in achieving the national objective of economic growth - to improve the public awareness for environmental protection and management.
IMPLEMENTED ACTIVITIES
27 Green Awareness Camps at the side of Important Road & Junctions
27 Places covered 54 Hours of Canvassing through Loud Speaker by 10 volunteers
on Global Warming, Climate Change and Swach Bharat 27 Hours of Power Point Projector Screening on Global
Warming, Climate Change and Swach Bharat 130 Banners & Board displayed at important places 50 No Road Side Safety Boards Displayed 50000 copies of Telegu Pamphlets on various Environmental
Issues distributed
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25000 copies of English Pamphlets on various Environmental Issues distributed
15000 copies of Tamil Pamphlets on various Environmental Issues distributed
10000 copies of Hindi Pamphlets on various Environmental Issues distributed
10000 Nos SMS sent to publics regarding stop using plastic bags & Caps
10000 Nos SMS sent to publics regarding using solar and wind energy
Sl No Month Date Place1 April 10 Tailors colony2 April 27 Pidatha pollur3 May 18 Krishna Patnam4 May 27 Vidavaluru5 June 16 Leburu6 June 28 Pallipadu7 July 21 Kasumuru8 August 12 Narayana Reddy Peta9 August 17 Indukurupeta
10 September 6 Lakshmi Puram
11 September 18 Sourround Village
12 Septembe 20 Dibba Mitta
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r13 October 2 MUSUNURIVARIPALEM14 October 20 Dakkili15 October 28 Bramhadevi16 November 15 Kudithipalem17 November 20 Allipuram18 November 23 Allipuram19 December 2 Papi Reddy Palem20 December 15 Muthyala Palem21 December 22 sunabatti22 January 6 Utukuru23 January 22 Damavaram24 February 11 Ramalinga Param25 February 26 Gangavaram26 March 10 Kothavangalu27 March 18 south amuluru
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Green India Trust Computer Training Center (GITCTC)
THE AIM OF THE PROJECT
To provide free/subsidized computer oriented training for various scholarships, skill development and leadership program to under privileged youths, women & students.
This project seeks to widen low-income students' access to technology and expand their educational resources by providing a Computer Training Center at their near location to meet all their computing needs. By doing so, this project aims to even the playing field and enhance low-income students' capacity to succeed.
Through the installation of Computer Training Center, hundreds of students will have the opportunity to learn vital computing skills and more effectively compete in a scarce job market, offering them an opportunity to create jobs and wealth and ending the cycle of poverty in their families and community. They will form social and economic networks through the internet, opening up windows of opportunity.
Courses Offered
KIDs Course / Courses for School Students
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Green India Trust- Smart (Specially for 10 & 10+2 appeared students)
Certificate in Computer Application (C.C.A.) (First Phase)
IMPLEMENTED ACTIVITIES
1 Center at Indiramma Colony at Venkatachalam Mandal in SPSR Nellore District
2 Computers 20 Students 4 Batches 2 Volunteer Instructors
Sawang Sampurna - Stitching and Tailoring Training Center
THE AIM OF THE PROJECT
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S.N. Course Curriculum1 Hand Embroidery2 Tailoring (Basic Sewing Machine Operating)3 Maintenance of Machines4 Garment Cutting5 Tailoring - Children
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6 Tailoring - Ladies7 Tailoring - Gent’s8 Garment Ironing9 Garment Checking
10 Garment Packing11 Accounting and Stock Keeping12 Marketing
IMPLEMENTED ACTIVITIES
1 Center at Indiramma Colony at Venkatachalam Mandal in SPSR Nellore District
2 Sewing Machines 12 Students 2 Batches 1 Instructor – Master Tailor Beneficiary’s Children Care Facilities
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Implementation of the Self Help Group (SHG) Approach
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Thank you SHGYou have opened my eyes
And eyes of my fellow neighborsYou have opened my mind
By giving us information on how to saveAnd that one day I will have my own bank book.
We knew nothing about an organisationHow it is build.
But now my eyes are opened!!
Having you SHG is like having a father and a motherToday we have you SHG and we wish
You can expand the whole of Swaziland
We have now built our own groupAnd truly after the benefit and our wide
Opened eyes we shall not give upAll this is because of you SHG.
No matter how little our money isBut we have money in our books.
All this is Because of you SHG.
Wake up sister and brotherWake up mother & father
Let us hold on to SHGLet us not give up.
By Mary Mbhamali, Sukumani BomakeTHE AIM OF THE PROJECT
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Identifying the very poor, mobilizing them and helping them realize their rights by building their capacity so that they can participate equally in society.
Bringing large numbers of people together in small, homogenous groups that meet and share their experiences, concerns and ideas on a weekly basis.
Generating an attitudinal change in members so that they can unleash their God-given potential. This is achieved by helping members realize that they are worthy, have potential and can take action for their own development.
Establishing the structures of a People’s Institution as small groups come to work together through larger clusters, and eventually through a large representative organisation that works to bring about structural changes.
Supporting the structures of the People’s Institution to establish linkages to relevant stakeholders on community, district, regional and even national levels.
Handing overall ownership and responsibility to the People’s Institution after developing their capacity to continue independently and sustainably.
IMPLEMENTED ACTIVITIES
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Base Line Survey conducted in 31 coastal villages at Nellore District
PRA Exercise completed in 5 villages reaching 180 families
6 SHG formed and 75 members received regular mentoring and attended 10 training programs
18 girls received skills training in tailoring
6 youth leaders received Leadership trainings
Develops skills for workplace integration
14 women learned to read and write
640 women attended 14 pre-and post- natal care trainings
Increases self-esteem; self-confidence; leadership potential
Improves hygiene, dietary and environmental protection practices
Increases literacy and education rates for girls
Reduced suicide rates among widows
Progressive change of mentality within the society
Financials
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2015 - 16 Expenditures
Sl Description Amount
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No
1 Administration Expenses 1060001
2 Billion Tree Plantation 7929391
3 Computer Training Center 163282
4 Green Awareness 262605
5 Green Wall 5896045
6 Self Help Group 324949
7 Stitching and Tailoring Training Center 97334
Total 15733607
Administration Expenses7%
Billion Tree Plantation50%
Computer Training Center
1%
Green Awareness2%
Green Wall37%
Self Help Group2%Stitching and Tailoring Training Center
1%
2015 - 16 IncomesDonation Amount No of Donors Net Donation
50 22 1100
100 255 25500
250 223 55750
500 536 268000
1000 554 554000
2000 375 750000
2500 275 687500
3000 201 603000
3500 814 2849000
4000 763 3052000
4500 450 2025000
5000 863 4315000
7757 1 7757
20000 1 20000
70000 1 70000
150000 1 150000
300000 1 300000
Total 5336 15733607
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0% 0% 0%0%0% 0% 0% 1%1% 1% 1% 1%
1%3%
12%
26%
52%
Donation Amount
501002505001000200025003000350040004500500077572000070000150000300000
Big Thanks
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To our team and volunteers
Who work tirelessly to create programs that are sustainable, that reach as many people as possible, and that operate in the heart of the
community to bring change to each individual.
To our Donors
Green India Trust’s work is made possible only by the support received from our well-wishers who had donated generously and be with us in
our every activity with their valuable suggestions.
And finally,
It is with the loyal support and partnership of many Foundations, Institutions and Government Offices that Green India Trust is able to
continue the mission of greening our mother earth and to give a better future to our next generations.
