Ngo Projects in India

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• Ngo Project Essay

  ...GLC IB Batch 2012-14 SCHOOL SURVEY NAME: Pallavi Mitra ROLL NO. : 81 Faculty Guide: Prof.: Sudipto Chakraborty PARIVARTAN MAHILA SANSTA NGO GUIDE : Ms. Jyoti Patekar, President SUMMARY: Parivartan Mahila Santha (estb: 1999), I came to know about this NGO after a seminar was held in our college campus. This NGO had mainly established to help the women in the society. The women were backward and were almost jobless. These even included the widows. The NGO also has a few ashrams in certain districts of Maharashtra. These Ashrams mainly shelter the orphan girls. It educates them and even takes responsibility of getting them married. As a part of the project given to us, me and my colleague, Ms. Swastika Mishra was to survey the municipal schools located in Dombivili and Titwala. Although our base was the Balika Ashram in Titwala we had spent 5 working days in Dombivili surveying the rest four schools. It was a great experience for both of us as we had been given the opportunity to explore the city of Mumbai and learn more about these orphan girls. ABBRIVIATIONS : NGO : Non-Governmental Organization KDMC : Kalyan Dombivili Municipal Corporation TABLE OF CONTENTS: Sl. No. | Topic | Page No. | 1 | INTRODUCTION | 5 | 2 | TASK PERFORMED BY US | 6 | 3 | REPORT OF THE SURVEY | 7 | 4 |...

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• project Essay

  ...ANNEXTURE Questionnaire Dear respondent, I m a student of “Bhagwan mahavir college of business administration, surat” conducting a survey for my project preparation, as the requirement of partial fulfilment of subject project in third year(semester-VI) BBA in surat city of a study on “A COMPARATIVE STUDY ON BRITANNIA AND PARLE COMPANY IN SURAT CITY (A SURVEY ON BISCUIT )” I assure that the information given by you are strictly used for academic purpose only. I request you to help me in gathering information by filling up yhe following information. Thank you, Abhishek sojitra Bhagwan mahavir business administration Top of Form 1) Do you eat biscuit? Yes No 2) Select your likely tastes for biscuit? Sweet Salty Sweet & Salty Cream biscuit Others 3) What type of biscuit you normally prefer? Branded Bakery product 4) How often do you eat biscuit? Once in a week Once in a month Once in a fortnight Alternate days Every day 5) When do you have biscuit? At breakfast time At evening Any time 6) Which brand you normally buy? Britannia Parle Both Other: 7) From where do you buy biscuit? Provisional store Hawkers Convenience store Other: 8) Out of the following brand which...

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• Ngo in India Essay

  ...NGO is a legally constituted organization created by natural or legal persons that operates independently from any government. The term originated from the United Nations (UN), and is normally used to refer to organizations that do not form part of the government and are not conventional for-profit business. In the cases in which NGOs are funded totally or partially by governments, the NGO maintains its nongovernmental status by excluding government representatives from membership in the organization. The term is usually applied only to organizations that pursue some wider social aim that has political aspects, but that are not overtly political organizations such as political parties. Unlike the term "intergovernmental organization", the term "non-governmental organization" has no generally agreed legal definition. In many jurisdictions, these types of organization are called "civil society organizations" or referred to by other names. The number of internationally operating NGOs is estimated at 40,000.[1] National numbers are even higher: Russia has 277,000 NGOs;[2] India is estimated to have around 3.3 million NGOs in year 2009, which is one NGO for less than 400 Indians, and many times the number of primary schools and primary health centres in India.[3][4] C 1 Definition of NGO 1.1 NGO consultative status with...

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• ngo marketing project Essay

  ...J. 98 9 JOSHI BHAUMIK D. 126 10 GARG ANKIT K. 119 Submitted to: SOM-LALIT INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION CERTIFICATE This is to certify that a group grand project on the topic Non Government Organisation is submitted by under signed students as a part of partial requirement of completion of T.Y. BBA programme at Som-Lalit Institute Of Business Administration; affiliated to Gujarat University. ROLL NO. 09 DAVE DIPA M. 18 GADANI VINITA H. 25 JAIN RUCHITA S. 28 JHA ARCHITA K. 30 KADIYA PRANJAL A. 42 MANKAD RIYAZ M. 98 SOLANKI PREM J. 126 JOSHI BHAUMIK D. 119 Prof. K. J. Patel CHAVDA VAISHALI D. 15 Director NAMES Sign GARG ANKIT K. Faculty Incharge Prof. Dipal Joshi 10th January, 2013 Acknowledgement It was a good experience to work in group and make the project. It was a learning project work. we came across the different life which such disable people live and also the manner in which such institute carry out its activity. It was really great experience to visit the. We are thankful to the Gujarat University who had introduced this grand project in T.Y.B.B.A programme. We are very thankful; to Prof. Dipal Joshi who had supported and guided us in making this project. We are also thankful to the directors of the NGO’s who provided the information regarding their institutes. They...

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• Ngo Project Essay

  ...ACKNOWLEDGEMENT This NGO project brought a significant change in our lives. Initially we were not sure that how such a project would benefit us. But after starting our NGO project we understood the significance of the project and reasons for making NGO project an essential part of the curriculum at ITM business school. We would like to thank our Prof. Dasbiswas, dean, ITM business school, Prof. Manisha Karandikar, Dr. Sangita Trott, Prof. Richa Bhandari ( project coordinator), Prof. Shilja Jose , (our faculty guide) for constantly guiding us, Mr. Ashish Bhuta, our ngo guide at Dreamindia 2020 Pune chapter for giving us this wonderful opportunity to work with their fabulous organization Mr. Vijay Phalnikar “kaka” ,founder of Apala ghar for letting us to work with the children of his NGO. We would also like to thank everyone who contributed in success of this NGO project. Nitin Sharma Priyesh Chouksey PGDM 2008-10 CONTENTS CHAPTER 1 5-11 INTRODUCTION • DREAM INDIA 5 • APALA GHAR 6 • GIVE INDIA.ORG 10 CHAPTER 2 12 OBJECTIVES • COLLABORATION DOCUMENTATION 12 • DATABASE CREATION 12 • GAP ANALYSIS 12 • TEACHING CHILDREN 12 CHAPTER 3 13-37...

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• Ngo Project Essay

  ...Declaration We hereby declare that the project work entitled “Shatayu Campaign” submitted to the Indira School of Communication, is a record of an original work done by us under the guidance of Mrs. SonaliBramhe, Faculty Member and this project work has not performed the basis for the award of any Degree or diploma, similar project if any. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT I, member of team Omniscence, would hereby like to thank our Faculty Member Ms. SonaliBrahme, for her guidance and support in preparing this assignment. Also, I would like to thank my team members without whose help and contribution, this assignment would not have been completed. FOREWORD “We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give.” ~Winston Chruchill Organ donation is a cause not unheard of, but it has yet to gain the required impetus, especially in a country like India. It is an ironic combination of increasing number of recipients (those who require the donation) and the decreasing number of donors. Cultural inhibitions, lack of knowledge and an indifferent attitude towards the cause are some of the reasons that India does not see too many cadaveric (from the dead body) donations. There people who are in dire need of organs to survive at one end, some who simply let them get buried and burned...

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• NGOS Essay

  ...Non-governmental Organizations (NGOs) NGOs have used self-created certification systems to reward pilot projects for conservation programmes, but these are usually small scale and do not make a difference to the market unless they take a product or destination cluster. NGOs are more likely to be involved in ecotourism programmers than governments and also NGO programmes tend to be in developing countries. The main interest form NGOs revolves around ecotourism and fair trade tourism, rather than eco-efficiency. In the Philippines, we had a lot of NGO’s and one of those are: • Citizen's Disaster Response Center acronym as CDRC and found in West Avenue, Quezon City. • Center for Agrarian Reform and Rural Development acronym as CARRD and found in Sikatuna Village, Quezon City Results of the IYE 2002 consultation Widespread consultation was undertaken as part of the IYE 202 preparations. Essentially, consultation consisted of preparatory meetings and it was during these that breakout sessions were held to concentrate on certification issues. For sustainable Tourism Stewardship Council’s, the workshops reported in this chapter include: • Philippines •Mesoamerica – Belize city, belize • Andean South America – Lima, Peru • East Africa – Nairobi, Kenya •Southeast asia – Chiang Mai, Thailand → Mesoamerica They were 23 participants at the Mesoamerica...

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• FDI in India Essay

  ...price rates. 5. Another example of Pepsi, when the Pepsi factory was under its setting up process in the Punjab, the farmers of Punjab protested because the Pepsi authority committed to purchase the potatoes of the farmer but later on the reject and told the farmer that there potatoes are not up to their standards which is used in making up wafers chips and they have imported potatoes from the foreign countries. 6. Only 30 % is mandatory to purchase from Small and medium enterprises (SME's). What about rest 70%? 7. The large supermarket will import rest 70% which will increase current account deficit of the India. It will demotivate the small and medium scale industries. Hence it will increase unemployment. In a developing country like India allowing FDI may help in booming the economy. But, this will only be up to a certain period of time only. Initially, India will get employment but that may also affect the middle class people who are mostly depended on small business. The employment provided by FDI will be of low class like, sweepers, security guards, etc. FDI saying that the farmers will be benefited but, their land used for cultivating the crops by spraying large amount of pesticides will be infected. Ex. FDI using one farmers land for one year. It will cultivate large amount of crops by using pesticides indirectly affecting the land's quality. After one year that land will be poisoned. Then FDI will shift to...

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