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Action for Food Production (AFPRO
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| Organization Profile: |
| | Action For Food Production (AFPRO) is a non-governmental,socio-technical development organisation that has been working to reduce rural poverty in India. It was set up with Christian inspiration in 1966. They provide technical guidance and back-up support to grassroots-level NGOs in implementing environmentally sound food production, livelihood generation and related projects. Their core competencies are in land and water management, agriculture, livestock and fisheries; renewable energy and forestry. |
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| | Alleviating rural poverty by promoting and working through voluntary organisations; enabling the marginalised and weaker sections of rural society to participate in the process of rural development by strengthening their resource base and capabilities through improved knowledge and skills, both in the technical and socio-economic development areas. |
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| | Action For Food Production 25/1-A Pankha Road, Block- D, Janakpuri New Delhi -1100058, Phone-25555412, 25553652, 25592456, Fax- 25500343, |
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| Email: | afpro@vsnlcom |
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ActionAid
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| | ActionAid India, a development funding agency since 1972, has been working with credible organisations to reach out to the marginalised and socially deprived sections in the country. ActionAid India works with a committed and professional team located in 14 regional offices (Bangalore, Bhopal, Bhubaneshwar, Calcutta, Chennai, Delhi, Gujarat, Guwahati, Hyderabad, Jaipur, Lucknow, Mumbai, Patna and Chhattisgarh) and the country office in New Delhi |
| Focus Area: |
| | To work with poor and marginalised people to eradicate poverty by overcoming the injustice and inequity that cause it |
| Contact: |
| | ActionAid-C-88, South Ex. - II
New Delhi -110 049
Tel: + 91 11 51640571/72/73/74/75/76 |
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| Email: | aaindia@actionaidindia.org |
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www.actionaidindia.org |
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Agha Khan Foundation
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| | The Aga Khan Foundation is a non-denominational, international development agency established in 1967 by His Highness the Aga Khan. Its mission is to develop and promote creative solutions to problems that impede social development, primarily in Asia and East Africa. Created as a private, non-profit foundation under Swiss law, it has branches and independent affiliates in 15 countries. |
| Focus Area: |
| | Cultural. Economic, Education & Training, Health & Nutrition, Rural Development, Socio-economic Development, Urban Development, Welfare |
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| | Sarojini House, 2nd floor 6, Bhagwan Dass Road NewDelhi 110001 IndiaPhone : 011 - 2378 2173, 2378 2185
Fax : 011 - 2378 2174 |
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| Email: | information@aiglemont.org |
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www.akdn.org |
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All India Women's Conference
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| Organization Profile: |
| | AIWC was founded in 1926 by Margaret Cousins, an Irish lady who made India her home. Her main concern was women's education but gradually AIWC took up various social and economic issues concerning women and which were peculiar to women of India such as purdah, child marriage, divorce, women's property rights,etc. AIWC slowly became a leader among organisations fighting for women's rights and equality. |
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| | Education: Adult literacy, Non formal education for drop out girls, condenced cource for middle and higher edication, Computer training DOEACC accrediated Health: Population education , family planning, family welfare, Women in AIDS, food production for leprosy patients. Enviroment: awareness programme , vermiculture project , tree plantation, recycling, wasteland mangement. Textile: Block painting, sreen painting |
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| | Sarojani House 6 Bhagwan Dass Road New Delhi- 110001 Phone- 011- 3381165/3389680, Fax- 011-3384092 |
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AVARD
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| Organization Profile: |
| | AVARD's vision of the future is that of a free, autonomous, self-reliant India society, with the minimal dependence on the State. Its main objective is to promote cooperation and understanding among voluntary agencies working for the rural communities in India, to provide training support and to serve as a link like with minded nations and international organisation
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| Focus Area: |
| | a) Networking (b) Capability Building |
| Contact: |
| | Mr P M Tripathi, President,55(FF), Institutional Area, Deen Dayal Upaadhay Marg, New Delhi -110002, Phone 011-2323 4690, 2323 6782, Fax- 011- 2323 2501 |
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| Email: | avard@del3.vsnl.net.in |
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BAIF - Development Research Foundation
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| Organization Profile: |
| | BAIF's Mission is to create opportunities of gainful self employment for the rural families especially disadvantaged sections, ensuring sustainable livelihood, enriched environment, improved quality of life and good human values. This is being achieved through development research, effective use of local resources,
extension of appropriate technologies and upgradation of skills and
capabilities with community participation.
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| Focus Area: |
| | A self reliant and vibrant rural economy. Sustainable development of Rural India, free from poverty and hunger. A literate and enlightened Rural Community who care for the conservation of natural resources and a clean environment. |
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| | BAIF Bhavan, Dr Manibhai Desai Nagar , Warje, Pune 41109, Maharastra,Phone : 020 - 2523 1661 Fax : 020 - 2523 1662 |
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| Email: | baif@vsnl.com |
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Bharat Gyan Vigyan Samiti
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| Organization Profile: |
| | Bharat Gyan Vigyan Samiti or Indian Organization for Learning & Science is an ongoing crusade of science and literacy for national integration and self-reliance. |
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Education Panchayats & Development |
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| | Bharat Gyan Vigyan Samiti
Basement of Y.W.A.
Hostel No. II,
Avenue - 21, G-Block,
Saket, New Delhi - 110 017
Tel: 011- 2656 9943
Fax: 011- 2656 9773
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| Email: | email. bgvs@vsnl.net |
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www.bgvs.m2014.net |
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Butterflies
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| Organization Profile: |
| | Butterflies is a non-government organisation, working for underprivileged children in Delhi for 10 years. They impart non-formal education and health care to street children and working children. They also have a 24-hours free telephone help-line service known as Childline, available to all children. Childline offers online non-formal counselling to children for a variety of problems related to studies, relationships, sexual abuse etc. In addition to this, if a child is in need of immediate help, then Butterflies takes full responsibility for him/her, offering medical and legal help. If a child is reported missing then his/her parents are contacted, otherwise the child is given shelter in an organization, which takes care of orphaned/homeless children. |
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| | It works for underprivileged children in Delhi, non-formal education and health care to street children and working children,counselling to children for a variety of problems related to studies, relationships, sexual abuse etc. |
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| | Butterflies, U - 40, Green Park, New Delhi, Tel.6163935,6191063, Fax.6196117,Childline Tel. : 1098 |
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Care India
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| | CARE is an international relief and development organization. In 2000, CARE directly improved the lives of more than 27million people in 69 countries across Africa and the Middle East Asia and the Pacific, Europe, Latin America and the Caribbean. Tens of millions more benefited indirectly from CARE projects addressing the complex problem of poverty. |
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| | CARE acts as a catalyst and innovator in relief and development, valued by all, striving for excellence. |
| Contact: |
| | 27, Hauz Khas Village, New Delhi - 110016 Ph: 91-11-26564059, 26564062, 26564064,26564101, 26564102, 26564105 Fax: 91-11-26564081, 26564048 |
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| Email: | cbox@careindia.org |
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www.careindia.org |
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CARITAS India
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| Organization Profile: |
| | Caritas India is the Official National Organisation of Catholic Bishops' Conference of India for Social Development. It is established in 1962 as the Social arm of the Church in India for poverty eradication - disaster relief & rehabilitation and community organisation. During the last four decades of its humanitarian and development effort, Caritas India has served the poor and marginalized, without any distinction of caste, creed and ethnicity. |
| Focus Area: |
| | To restore the human dignity of the poor and marginalized through an empowerment process. To alleviate the human suffering and misery. To educate people and make them conscious and concerned about social justice, cooperation and self-reliance |
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| | C.B.C.I Centre,Ashok Place Goledakkhana, New Delhi-110001 Phone 011-3363390, 3732339 Fax/Telex -011-3715146 |
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| Email: | caritas@vsnl.com |
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| URL: |
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