Global Philanthropic Report 2019 - SECT, VKF & Go2C

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women have completely paid off their loans, being powerful examples of change as they havebegun to thrive sustainably. We entail some of them.Brihaspati and Sannyasi Bag took a INR 10,000 loan through Mukti’s MCDF program for makingrice out of rice grain. Their entire milling process is done at home instead of going to a rice mill.In the local language, the process is known as ‘Bhanakuto’. At first, rice grain is bought from themarket and boiled in huge earthen pots. Then it is dried and removed from the chaff. Thisbusiness requires space, labour, and a non-rainy weather.Brihaspati and Sannyasi BagAs the Sunderbans is a rice-consuming belt, Mrs. Bag’s average weekly turnover now is close toINR 11,000. Advised by MUKTI’s field officers, they have stocked rice grains at a lower price forthe monsoon. Thus, with the seed capital, this family booked nearly 100 percent gains in sixmonths. As a next step, they are planning to open a motor garage for their son from the businessprofit.Sahida Seikh took a loan of INR 5,000 from MCDF for creating Zari work on sarees. For processing,a wooden frame with some accessories needs to be procured, and that costs about INR 5000.The sarees, zari and stitching materials are supplied by the vendors/shopkeepers. The labourcharges vary from INR 800 to 1500 depending on workmanship, and 4-6 sarees can be completedin a month. In the second year itself, Ms. Seikh no longer required external funding.39
Sahida going about her workVKF InvolvementVKF facilitated funding of USD 3500 which was raised with the help of ICA (Indians for CollectiveAction). This was spent towards kickstarting critical processes towards the initiatives of MCDF.SECT/Go2C/VKFInvolvementSector(s)Nature of EngagementSupporting a mechanism for USD 3500 to reach MUKTI as aseed fund, towards their Community Development Fund(MCDF) programLivelihoods, Gender EmpowermentPartnerships. Facilitated fundingDirect/Indirect Beneficiaries A collective of 246 Women40
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Page 3 and 4: Table of ContentsPreface 1Table of
Page 5 and 6: Our Serving HandsThe Vasudhaiva Kut
Page 7 and 8: Note from Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam Fou
Page 9 and 10: AcknowledgmentsThis report would no
Page 11 and 12: About Go2CGo2C is a Sec-8 social en
Page 13 and 14: About SECTFounded in 2011 as a non-
Page 15 and 16: Executive Summary"Whatever you do w
Page 17 and 18: Initiatives16
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Page 21 and 22: Sl.No. Engagement Sectors Nature of
Page 27 and 28: BackgroundWhile Sub-Saharan Africa
Page 29 and 30: Charlotte and Claudia enjoy the fac
Page 31 and 32: KEEP content designed to raise awar
Page 33 and 34: Young African Leaders Initiative(YA
Page 35 and 36: YALI aims at hosting, educating, an
Page 37 and 38: MUKTISunderbans, India36
Page 39: Talented Students Sponsorship (TSS)
Page 43 and 44: BackgroundThere are about 97 childr
Page 45 and 46: For physically-challenged children,
Page 47 and 48: Kalam Express during Inauguration b
Page 49 and 50: Our InvolvementA CWSN does motor ex
Page 51 and 52: BackgroundMorni and Pinjore are hil
Page 53 and 54: Aarogyam in operation, stabilising
Page 55 and 56: during the week. All the services a
Page 57 and 58: Art of PlayFaridabad, Haryana, Indi
Page 59 and 60: The educators provide on-field demo
Page 61 and 62: Cochin Cancer SocietyCochin, Kerala
Page 63 and 64: One of CCS Mobile Mammogram Units w
Page 65 and 66: BackgroundChuliaposi and Machhia ar
Page 67 and 68: Mauna Dhwani employs long-term, sus
Page 69 and 70: Trainers and students Weaving at th
Page 71 and 72: ESTAHKrishnagiri District, Tamil Na
Page 73 and 74: Soil Conditions in Krishnagiri Dist
Page 75 and 76: Other benefits due to the tractor h
Page 77 and 78: Every Child a ScientistChennai, Tam
Page 79 and 80: aims to inculcate a spirit of inqui
Page 81 and 82: Nutrition PilotFaridabad, Haryana,
Page 83 and 84: To be able to better support Nouris
Page 85 and 86: achieve: bring about hands-on nutri
Page 87 and 88: Maher AshramPune, Maharashtra, Indi
Page 89 and 90: Maher: Running homes for the destit
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Excavation and laying of drainage p
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BackgroundIndia is a rapidly urbani
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3. IHF facilitated credit camps and
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Guru PuraskarFaridabad, Haryana, In
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Guru Puraskar Awards and Events in
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Bloomsday ClockTuljapur, Maharashtr
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Solar Farm Models like these is wha
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BackgroundThere is a huge need for
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SECT/Go2C/VKFInvolvementSector(s)Na
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BackgroundThere is a need to develo
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Seafarer TrainingPan-India110
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Through the entire process, three c
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Development of PanchayatsThiruvallu
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Narikuravar Community, AdigatturChi
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Water Supply Connections at Chithuk
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iCALLGlobal in reach120
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iCALL so farAs the center has been
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BackgroundThe need for affordable y
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Education InitiativesChennai, Tamil
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SECT is also supporting two fisherm
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Manila OfficeThe Synergy Marine Gro
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2018-19, total beneficiaries girls
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At Willing Hearts Charity, Singapor
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BackgroundAccording to a report sub
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Topiamma’s and Inderjeet’s Reun
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BackgroundPalliative care is a heal
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Our InvolvementGo2C facilitated bri
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Activities of BBH (clockwise): Thim
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Light Of Life TrustMaharashtra, Ind
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6. Student Friendly Supplementary E
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BackgroundAs the founders Ashish an
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employment or unemployment benefits
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Kerala FloodsThe floods in Kerala d
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Support from SECT towards relief wo
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About SanghamitraSanghamitra Instit
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Jan Sewa SamarpanHazaribagh and Sim
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Employment Act (MGNREGA). Anemia, m
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Our InvolvementGo2C raised INR 1.3
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Hundreds of children run away from
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SOCH has three projects, Project
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BackgroundInspired by the ideals of
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JST set up the distinct Hosa Jeevan
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Human-scale technologies at JSTThe
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Smile VillagePhnom Penh, Cambodia17
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Living conditions of scavengersAbou
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Once the inmates are inspired enoug
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Our InvolvementA few from our team
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BackgroundImagine your five-year ol
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Kythe Foundation also helps fund ce
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Child Life Coordinator at Philippin
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BackgroundWanting to do something a
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seminal thinkers who have made rema
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inspired/inspiring community leader
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The Original LILA BandIn their pers
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BackgroundIn the Philippines, the n
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JP in 2011 under GVSP to uncover an
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PADS Adaptive Dragonboat TeamPADS f
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SECT/Go2C/VKFInvolvementSector(s)Na
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BackgroundThe Government Mental Hos
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Go2C’s EngagementWe came to know
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Sl.No.InitiativeDirect Funding(SECT
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Sl.No.InitiativeDirect Funding(SECT
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Sl.No.InitiativeDirectBeneficiaries
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Sl.No.InitiativeDirectBeneficiaries
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Training of Seafarers , pan IndiaDe
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Smile VillagePhilipine Disability A
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Maher Ashram, MaharashtraBloomsday
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Maher Ashram, MaharashtraAdarsha Co
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Every Child A Scientist, Tamil Nadu
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List of AcknowledgmentsSl. No. Refe
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