Video documentation of Project Harit Prayas@JCSS Jhansi

Harit Prayas first phase is getting over by December of 2013 but the impact has been spread so much as many people diocesan partners other NGOs , University students , caritas India, Italy & Spain representative had visited ongoing Harit Prayas and saw the ground results and realities too. This time Shalom TV from Kerala came to cover Harit Prayas fields to witness the change through organic farming. It was the seasons of ground nut the production is over and processing of cultivation was going on: they started with interaction with HP team and then moved to Khajraha village of Babina Block. There they had interaction with community and moved to our vermin demo plot and project manager Prakash Singh told them about the process of vermin compost preparation. SHALOM TV representatives captured all systematic process of cultivation, SHG & FC formation and meeting process later interaction of skilled youth under Harit Prayas program and their life changing stories were also covered in the process.

By HARIT PRAYAS-JCSS-Jhansi team

भूख....एक मज़दूर की...

भूख....एक मज़दूर की...Hunger....is not an entertainment/fast/pizza/dieting...for those families who do not get food!

पेट खाली हुआ, तो पता चला भूख लगी है,घर में चुल्लाह जला नही, तो पता चला भूख लगी है,
परिवार बड़ा है....घरवाली कही से रोटिया लाई थी चार, बट गयी, तो पता चला भूख लगी है..

Recently on 10th Dec 2013, Carits India have launched a campaign on -One human Family food for all! to understand more about hunger and how it relates with the concept -"one Human family".. I have spent evening few hours with people involved in construction work ( stying on footpath and in huts) near my house in Dwarka (New Delhi) and later on two evenings with a construction worker family ( basic a homeless family) to understand what 'hunger' is for them....

It was difficult to explain ...and was difficult to even know that there are many homeless people, construction worker, daily wages people in cities like Delhi and I hope in other cities also go to their bed ( on floor-that the only bed with them in this chilled winter) with entire family without food....is this not surprising that entire family is sleeping without food..... (आप के सिर्फ़ आँसू नही आएँगे...लेकिन आप रो देंगे..).....for many of us being hunger is fast, being hunger is an entertainment, being hunger is losing our weight, being hunger is going out for food, being hunger means pizza.....but for more than us...many many more than us...many people are there for whom 'hunger is pain...a family pain' ...just with my feelings i put some words for construction worker/homeless people facing 'hunger'....

भूख....एक मज़दूर की...

पेट खाली हुआ, तो पता चला भूख लगी है,
घर में चुल्लाह जला नही, तो पता चला भूख लगी है,

दिन भर कमारतोड मज़दूरी की , ष्हां को मलिक के पास गया,
मज़दूरी मिली नही, तो पता चला भूख लगी है,

इधर-उधर से कुछ पैसे उधार लिए, बाज़ार गया,
मुट्ठी भर भी आनाज मिल ना पाया, तो पता चला भूख लगी है,

घर पहुचा ...तो देखा बच्चो के चहेरे पे एक आस थी....
सिर्फ़ गले लगाने के सिवाए , कुछ दे ना पाया , तो पता चला भूख लगी है....

परिवार बड़ा है....घरवाली कही से रोटिया लाई थी चार, बट गयी, तो पता चला भूख लगी है..

मिट्टी के फर्श पे , या सड़क किनारे....नींद ना आई...
सुबह की बेचानी..की शयड कुछ जुगाड़ हो जाए....कही से...भर पेट खाना मिल जाए....
सोच के रते गुजर दी तो पता चला भूख लगी है....
पेट खाली हुआ, तो पता चला भूख लगी है,
घर में चुल्लाह जला नही, तो पता चला भूख लगी है,

ना जाने कब मितेगी.....या मिटा देगी हमे ये भूख.....

-विनोद पांडे

Linkage with University for Project Baseline Survey Facilitation @HARIT PRAYAS Jhansi

Harit Prayas is getting over by December of 2013, so for the next phase of Harit Prayas 2 a Baseline. Workshop was organized in PUNE by Caritas India on last august. This time JCSS initiated to link with professional students in social work and approach them through social media to be a volunteer for social survey and research including the analysis of situation of people in villages. We have called all ongoing project staff from ADHIKAR, AAJEEVIKA, GAD, and HARIT PRAYAS PROJECT to be the part of baseline survey. An intense training than field work, form filling, data collection was done in field (16 villages of Babina block as a new project area of Harit Prayas 2) from 4 September to 18 September. Than situational analysis and computerfeeding took 5 days more as on 23 we finished our baseline. After the survey is over JCSS planned to provide them certificate from Caritas representatives as to boost the moral and motivation of MSW students. Students were not charged nor given any stipend for survey form filling, data collection and analysis along with data entry. All the the work of volunteer babsis but the good feature was “we are giving them an experience certificate with practical experience” which is very helpful in their future. So on 10 November 2013 from MR. Beppe – Caritas Italiana, MS. Mayte – Caritas Spain distributed certificates of Baseline Survey were to MSW students who participated in Baseline process. As their strong will power and determination it helped organization as well as their personal skill & strength as becoming a professional in development sector. JCSS is thinking to practice this in other projects to as to give young social worker a qualitative working knowledge in development sector. 

By HARIT PRAYAS JCSS-Jhansi 

....developing skills of staff @HARIT PRAYAS Jhansi

As JCSS is growing as a professional organization so we need to see the individual strength and skills and capability of staff in the same way after the caritas representative visit we introspected our strengthen, weakness, goals in working as social change elements. Director - Fr. V J Thomas, Asst. Director – Vinu George along with HP team had a small meeting and Director took a small written test cum details of understanding the field. All staff members submitted the answers and after that individual level feedback were given to each staff and also called every one for the suggestion as the things required for the skill development. 

By JCSS-Jhansi HARIT PRAYAS team 

Agriculture Training @ HARIT PRAYAS JCSS-Jhansi

As the new crop season has arrived and Ground nut crop is over farmers needed better training and information for their cultivation in the series Harit Prayas organized an Agriculture Training in the project villages – Shekhar, Baghora, Koti, Rasina, Lahar. In the training information of natural and organic farming imparted to the farmers so that they can use organic methods for better output with low investment. Farmers were advised to have soil testing after every cultivation and follow the measures suggested by KVK in soil health card. And motivated to make Matka Khad as much as they can to reduce chemical feritlizer and pesticide. HP team focused on decreasing the use of chemical fertilizers in the field. Video audio and written communication tools were used for spreading awareness on sustainable agriculture. 

By JCSS-Jhansi HARIT PRAYAS team 

Poultry farm Fund distribution @HARIT PRAYAS JCSS-Jhansi

Farmers got benefit of backyard poultry farm as 425/- were given to each along with 50 chicken from veterinary department. Dr. R K Tripathi from Raksha Vet. Hospital along with Bundelkhand package van came to village and phoned MS. Malti & Sr Anna (Both are Female cluster coordinator of project Harit Prayas in Jhansi) to identify the beneficiaries in Bamer & Rajapur village and in her presence money and chickens were distributed. 

By JCSS-Jhansi HARIT PRAYAS team (Oct MPR)

HARIT PRAYAS evaluation-Something different!

It was year 2010, when Caritas India thought of a development initiative in Bundelkhand region –considering three years (2008, 2009 and 2010) consecutive drought situation in the region. Finally on Jan 2011thought of caritas India converted in to a Programme called HARIT PRAYAS, which was first of its kind in terms of based on 100% baseline survey, with logo, with local name, partnership with KVK, NABARD and Panchayats and with wider visibility in media and online platform.

In Dec 2013 HARIT PRAYAS Programme would be completing its 3 years and keep this in mind Caritas India along with support agencies (Caritas Spain and Caritas Italian) conducted a unique way of evaluation, where a of total of 7 member team Coordinators and field Coordinators from other projects –JEEVIKA ( Madhya Pradesh) and ANKUR (Rajasthan) , the projects which similar in nature like HARIT PRAYAS  were engaged as evaluators for HARIT PRAYAS project. It took about 7 days (24th-30^th Sept 2013) to evaluate the entire HARIT PRAYAS Programme at 3 districts ( Jhansi, Sagar and Cahatarpur). Before the initiation of evaluation a one day workshop on evaluation tool development been organized by Caritas India and also HARIT PRAYAS been briefed on the same day to evaluators. Along with the coordinators PRI members, government officials, CBMOs members and community members were also the part of evaluation process.  In total 18 villages out of 64 been visited by team members and interacted with about 24 CBMOs, 14 government officials ( from NABARD, KVK, Bank, and agriculture department) and 14 PRI representatives.

On the other hand evaluation been also done through online feedback and suggestions, as HARIT is one of the most active Programme of caritas India on online platform.

In the evaluation process donor agencies (Caritas India, caritas Spain and Caritas Italian) were also involved in terms of sharing their experience and feedback with HARIT PRAYAS Programme to evaluators

On 30^th Sept 2013, evaluators presented the key findings of evaluation at caritas India Head Office and key findings states the following:

• ·         Community owns and feel the impact of HARIT PRAYAS
• ·         HARIT PRAYAS has able to deliver a model of linkages and convergence in terms of strengthening access to rights and entitlements amongst community
• ·         Sustainable agriculture through HARIT PRAYAS been able to spread in region with concept of low input cost
• ·         Community Based & Managed Organizations are some where limited to financial inclusion
• ·         Women Collective farming been emerged as one success but still women farmers need strong identity though Programme
• ·         HARIT PRAYAS as the most covered or known Programme in Bundelkhand region ( with more than 450 news coverage)
• ·         About 90% of Farmers club linked with institutions like NABARD and practice of sustainable technical agriculture ( in the form of usage of organic compost, soil testing, visit to KVK) been increased in 70% of farmers
• ·         Programme is quite visible and impact been shared  to a larger online platform, which has given visibility to the Programme and partners
• ·         Programme partners are able to mainstream HARIT PRAYAS and has developed systems based the functions of HARIT PRAYAS and are grown up as professional organization

What’s next?

Based on finding agencies supporting to HARIT PRAYAS has tentatively agreed to support fo further phase of HARIT PRAYAS and work on next phase proposal is on. Also HARIT PRAYAS evaluation report (detailed one ) is getting translated in Hindi and will be open to all on various online platforms and would also be shared with Media.

Evaluation process has well appreciated by HARIT PRAYAS partners, community and it has also enhanced capacities of Coordinators at partner level. Evaluation process has been widely covered by media.

Quarterly ( JUL-SEPT 2013) progress of HARIT PRAYAS @ JCSS-JHANSI

This quarter we got 110+ soils testing report in the HP field. With a result of Harit Prayas team effort through awareness camps conducted in different villages 350+ people availed the benefit of Backyard Poultry farm scheme. 30+ candidates are ready to avail them self of NRLM. Harit Prayas has crossed its boundaries impacting nearby village of project village. Till now we got 2000+ animals vaccinated. Director, Fr. V.J. Thomas & Asst. Director Fr. Vinu George had involved themselves with regular meeting with staff in office and meeting with beneficiaries in project field. We got 500 plants planted in HP field as our “GREEN JHANSI EFFORT” of JCSS for saving & protecting earth. Month of heavy rainy season it was very difficult to reach villages because of poor roads and excess rain than to in this challenging condition we successfully achieved our goals. Adhikar team from Buxar Diocese came for exposure visit in Harit Prayas Jhansi field in the starting of month. Livestock management camps & Vaccination Camp were organized in HP project villages. This month 708 cows and buffalos & 1213 goats were medically assisted along with medicines. Form filling camps on VIC for disable/widow/old age pension were also organized in concerned villages. NRLM awareness camp/agriculture awareness camp/ MGNREGA camps were also a part of major activities of the month. From 21 august to 25 august a baseline survey workshop was organised at Pune. Nehru yuva Kendra also responded enthusiastically and come forward to support youth club in villages. A special development concept of Development Learning was also initiated by JCSS as MSW students are coming to visit and learn from harit prayas field including doing research and practical exercises in Harit Prayas field. as special development concept of Development Learning was also initiated by JCSS as MSW students are coming to visit and learn from Harit Prayas field including doing research and practical exercises in Harit Prayas field. MSW students from Bundelkhand University had workshop training on Baseline Survey and along with the JCSS staff from 4 – 18 September survey and data collection was done in 16 villages of babina block. The evaluation of Harit Prayas was done by the coordinators of Jeevika & Ankur project. This month being so much involved in baseline and evaluation no further activities could be accomplished.

By HARIT PRAYAS JCSS-JHANSI

Soil Testing Report @ HARIT PRAYAS JCSS JHANSI

This month after the cultivation was over HP team mobilized community and farmers to get their soil tested through KVK till the end 110 people have send their for testing. The reports of the test were distributed to farmers.

By HARIT PRAYAS JCSS-Jhansi team

@JHANSI: Harit Prayas is getting over by December of 2013, so for the next phase of Harit Prayas 2 a Baseline Workshop was organized in PUNE by Caritas India on last august. This time JCSS initiated to link with professional students in social work and approach them through social media to be a volunteer for social survey and research including the analysis of situation of people in villages. We have called all ongoing project staff from ADHIKAR, AAJEEVIKA, GAD, HARIT PRAYAS PROJECT to be the part of baseline survey. An intense training than field work, form filling, data collection was done in field (16 villages of Babina block as a new project area of Harit Prayas 2) from 4 September to 18 September. Than situational analysis and computerfeeding took 5 days more as on 23 we finished our baseline. In this we will provide certificate to MSW students in next month of October.

Caritas Spain & Caritas Italiana visit to HARIT PRAYAS@Jhansi

To on going villages of HARIT PRAYAS & to new villages of HARIT PRAYAS-2 ( on 10th-Oct-2013). Ms. mayte ( caritas Spain), Mr. Beppe (caritas Italiana), Mr. Philip (Caritas India), Ms. Shimray (Caritas India), Mr. Vinod Pandey (Caritas India), Fr. Vinu (JCSS-Jhansi), Mr. Prakash (JCSS-Jhansi), Mr. Prakash (JCSS-Jhansi), Ms. Malti (JCSS-Jhansi), Sr. Anna (JCSS-Jhansi), Mr. Mukesh (JCSS-Jhansi) & Mr. Pramod (JCSS-Jhansi) were the part of team along with community and PRI members.

For more on HARIT PRAYAS log on to www.haritprayas.blogspot.com

HARIT PRAYAS EVALUATION IN NEWS@SAGAR

CARITAS INDIA HARIT PRAYAS MAKING DIFFERENCE IN LIFE OF PEOPLE@CHATARPUR

Kota and Patra were two village in the target area without any road facility to travel. On rainy season it was very difficult to reach in the village even: The people remained in the villages itself almost four months to get the rainy season over. What Harit Prayas team did was, we motivated the village people to argue foir road facility. It came to know that Chief Minister (CM) visits Bijawar block for a programme on 5th. The village people printed banners, on which it was written that, "road nahi tho, vote nahi"(if we have no road, we won't give you vote). When CM reached the place, village people raised slogans at him. It was really successful, CM ordered his staff to take the necessary steps as very early as possible to meet the need. And thus it was sanctioned!

For more log on to www.haritprayas.blogspot.com

STRENGTHING MNREGA@SAGAR

Background

This case study is of Maa Sharda Mahila Mandal, Jamghat which has 11 members. I can say an SHG with a difference. This SHG has saved Rs 40000 with the initiative of 2 of our Cluster Coordinator Raja and Jaynarayan. Their representative’s names are Maya Rani and Sita Rani

Harit Prayas Impact:
They started their Mahila Mandal with a vision to do something different and hence they worked hard for that vision. They initially started with Rs 50 saving and than landed to Rs 200 saving. They got themselves 2nd Grading with ADO of Rehli block and has received Rs 75000 from the block office which has already being credited in their a/c.

Result
As a result of this they have planned to start a new business of purchasing food grains including (Soyabean, Wheat and Chana etc.) to store it and sell with appropriate price in the bigger market. 

Evaluation Tool development workshop@Jhansi

For the evaluation of Harit Prayas a small orientation cum tool development workshop for harit prayas evaluation was organized by Caritas Indiaat JCSS, Jhansi. Mr. Vinod Pandey : officer – Advocacy and Projects, initiated the process for the coordinators of Ankur & Jeevika. This was a unique learning for the coordinators too as to became a part of evaluation as their biigest learning in the professional phase of career. This took 1 and half day time to bring out the tools to check the change happened in the 3 years time in Harit Prayas Jhansi, Sagar and Satna field.

HARIT PRAYAS EVALUATION

                          Buniayd Baseline Facilitation Shop Training of DSS

It was a vision to empower the diocese to use their intellectual capacity and field knowledge to work in group for creating their own questionnaire for the baseline in their region.

It started with the Introduction of baseline, and then frequent discussion began, Caritas India facilitated the proceedings (including Mr Joseph, Mr Shaju, Mr Vinod and Mr Aneesh ) and   framed  4 groups of all the 10 partners from Bundelkhand and Maharashtra diocese the best part was that everyone shared their own experience of working in the field area and the issues that they generally see with the villagers. Since all the partners were ready with their Situational Analysis and Problem Tree, So it became easier in framing the questions and 6 major issues were identified (including Agriculture, Entitlements,  Skill development, Migration, Forest and Water).

On the Second day we finalized the questions and went in the 2 field areas of Poone Diocese for the field testing, there we talked to Sarpanch, Anagawadi workers and villagers; we filled the Village Profile and Farmers Profile while trying to identify the problems that we faced filling the interview schedule. After when we returned back we had very enjoying cultural event facilitated by Caritas India and the other partners.

On the last day we discussed on all the pros and cons of the questionnaire and refined it, than all the partners sat in their group and worked on their questionnaire to finalize it. Lastly, we had a concluding session including vote of thanks by Caritas India and Partner DSS and discussion on the 3 days workshop while improvements that needs to be worked on during the other workshops.

Achievements:

·         All the partners’ diocese created their own questionnaire.

·         They themselves indentified the errors in the interview schedule and rectified it.

·         They went with the final “Village Profile and Household Profile” to their respective diocese.

·         They have already started working on the baseline in their areal.

Alok Tripathy

Project Manager

Harit Prayas(MVSS, Sagar)

EXPOSURES OF JEEVIKA TO HARIT PRAYAS-CHATARPUR

On 2^nd July 2013 , an exposure programme was conducted in our project area by JEEVIKA (A project of Caritas India in Gwalior for Organic Farming) at Harit Prayas Majhotha & Karondia. Participants were 20 farmer’s groups. Team has interacted with Mahila Mandal & Farmers’ Club of the village and after that they all went to the field where organic farming is adopted.

                                         

First of all visitors has been welcomed by HP Majhota's Farmers Group in their traditional way. Then Kamlesh Patel and his group started the programme with the prayer and also sang a song on Harit Prayas. Visitors enjoyed the songs vey much of HP Majhota Sangeet Mandal. They also participated in the programme and sang a song on Jeevika. After the welcome party, visitors talked to Haridin Patel and cleared their queries regarding Organic Farming and pesticides.

                                           

                  (Member of Farmer Group Singing a Song at HP Majhota)

Visitors group also interacted with the Mahila Mandal Groups of HP Majhota. They learned the preparation of agarbatti. At the end, president of the group Mrs. Parvati Verma gave some packets of agarbatti to their Project Manager Mr. Chaturvedi. Jeevika team cleared all their questions with the Mahila Mandal group from production to sale of agarbatti.

                             

     (Jeevika Coordinator Accepting the Agarbatti Sample from Mahila Mandal Presindent)

Now it was the time to enjoy the lunch party of the host. Visitors enjoyed the lunch cooked in the HP Majhota by the Mahila Mandal group and praised them from the bottom of their heart for the food served. After the lunch party, visitors went to the field of Haridin Patel, where the organic farming method is adopted.

        

                (Jeevika team at Harideen’s field, where organic farming is adopted)

After the field visit at HP Majhota, visitors went to Karondia village and watched the Nad-deep-pits and raised their queries to farmers’ group of Karondia. At the end of this exposure visit, the team was directed to the zonal office at Khajuraho, where the Project Manager Mr. Irshad Mansoori and Coordinator Mr. Vinod Tripathi of Harit Prayas resolved the queries of farmers’ group & Jeevika team.              

                              

By HARIT PRAYAS-SSSS-Satna team 

Roots gives strength!....be rooted with Caritas India programmes!

Most of us have roots in villages…but fortunate or unfortunate, in search of livelihood we have migrated to cities…and now settled here….we people from development sector  get chance to visit villages and feel our roots…but there are many in younger generation..who even not seen a village…with Caritas India programme of development ..we not only offer a feel of village , but also offer to learn development process in villages..and most important we make people rooted to villages…as roots gives strength!

Be rooted with Caritas India HARIT PRAYAS programme in Bundelkhand region!

This Dushera…Eid..Deepwali….X-Mas….Durga Pooja…..new year….think of spnding days in vilages..think of get rooted with your memories of childhood..think of learning development….think of changing India from its roots…think of being the part of CARITAS INDIA HARIT PRAYAS!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OY5dS9YpI-o

Rajya Sabha clears the New Companies Bill, CSR becomes mandatory!

Good news for development sector!

The Rajya Sabha today approved the much awaited new Companies Bill, making it mandatory for profit making companies to spend on activities related to Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). In case, a company is not doing so, it will have to explain the reasons for shortfall.

The Bill was already passed by Lok Sabha in December last year and now only President’s nod is required to make it a law. The Bill, aimed at improving corporate governance, also contains provisions to strengthen regulations for corporates as well as auditing firms.

Moving the bill for consideration, Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Corporate Affairs Sachin Pilot said private companies, while maximising their growth, also have responsibility towards society besides equitable and sustainable growth of the country.

The changes in the Bill include provisions making it mandatory for companies to spend two% of their average net profit on CSR activities. However, only companies reporting Rs 5 crore or more profits in the last three years have to make the CSR spend.

Companies failing to meet the obligation will have to explain and disclose reasons in their annual books of account. Otherwise, companies would face action, including penalty. Pilot emphasized that the Bill aims to encourage firms to undertake social welfare voluntarily instead of imposing that through “inspector raj”. Safeguarding workmen in the legislation, the new law mandates payment of two years’ salary to employees in companies which wind up operations. This liability would be overriding, Pilot said. The amended legislation, with 470 clauses, also limits the number of companies an auditor can serve to 20. It has also brought in more clarity on criminal liability of auditors. Besides, the approved amendments also include annual ratification of appointment of auditors for five years and introduction of a new clause related to offence of falsely inducing banks for obtaining credit. Besides, the changed law allows more statutory powers to the government’s investigative arm Serious Fraud Investigation Office (SFIO) to tackle corporate fraud.

Caritas India programmes-Beyond boundaries!

Dear all,

Monday beautiful greetings!

Hope you all must be well and fine!  Just 2-3 days back,  came  after 15 days visit to different partners and parts  of Maharashtra ( was there as the  part of MIDAS-2 evaluation). Anyways this mail is not to share what I was doing, but just want to share with you all that how our programmes ( from Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan and Bundelkhand)  are reached to the different parts of the country. In 15 days during MIDAS-2 evaluation for me was to surprise that at partner level-Directors, team members and even at some places communities talk more about JEEVIKA, HARIT PRAYAS, LIFE and even newly initiated programme ANKUR, infect some of the partners have come out with books on HARIT PRAYAS and in a small or large way in their different programmes they use the process and methodology of the mentioned programmes! For me personally it was happy moment to see that where we are not working, with whom I have never interacted-people know about the programmes of CI in Rajasthan, Bundelkhand and MP and not only know even they share to other about the programmes!

I asked a question how they know about the said programmes-the 1^st thing they said was through blog and social media, 2^nd was the word of mouth and third by caritas India team visiting to them or interacting with them…at community level people know about the programmes through coordinators of concerned dioceses or sisters of sisters congregations sharing to them about the programmes.

…when we have initiated our programmes and different platform for sharing it…we had never thought that it would be so well accepted by different people from different states, but seeing Mahrashtra example…I am really glad and with proud that people are through with the  Caritas India development brands-JEEVIKA, HARIT PRAYAS, LIFE and ANKUR !

Why people have affection or knowledge learning from JEEVIKA, HARIT PRAYAS, LIFE & ANKUR?

Probably:

·         Innovative models

·         Field based and evidence based results

·         Strong handholding support from CI to the programmes

·         Recruitment process with involvement of CI

·         Programmes based on 100% baseline

·         Programmes based on various feasibility studies

·         Programmes based on formal linkages with KVK, NABAD and all panchyats

·         Almost daily updated  on online platform

·         Programme impact not limited to only few villages, but entire area

·         Programme empowers the dioceses partners to be more professionals

·         Larger visibility

·         Prog results not only linked with specific villages, but analysed at larger state or region level

·         Gender specific programming

·         Hindi/local names with brand logos

·         Regular visitors from different part of country and from different part of world

For you all here I have attached a brief cluster report of JEEVIKA, HARIT PRAYAS, LIFE  results achieved in relation with budget ( till June 2013) to kow why and how the programmes reach to many , beyond the programme boundaries….

One of the sister from Vasia dioceses said that “vinod  when I go to office  in the morning one of the first thing comes in my mind is JEEVIKA prog of Caritas India”

A big thanks to all the people associated with the said programmes-brand marketing.. and a big thanks to dioceses partners for the best possible implementation!

Let’s make change and knowledge reach to more and more!

For more on the above programmes log on to:

JEEVIKA:

Blog: www.jeevikacaritas.blogspot.com

FB account: https://www.facebook.com/jeevika.caritas

Online channel: http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXuRdZRUBp-XpmJ7eMgz9rg

Twitter: https://twitter.com/JeevikaCARITAS

HARIT PRAYAS:

FB account: https://www.facebook.com/harit.prayas

Blog: www.haritprayas.blogspot.com

Online channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/haritprayas

Twitter: https://twitter.com/HARITPRAYAS

LIFE-Rajasthan

FB account: https://www.facebook.com/lifecaritas.india

Blog: www.liferajasthan.blogspot.com

Twitter: https://twitter.com/LIFECaritas

Online channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/liferajasthan

ANKUR

FB account: https://www.facebook.com/www.caritasindia.org 

Blog: www.ankurcaritas.blogspot.in

Twitter: https://twitter.com/ANKUR

Regards

Vinod Pandey