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Naandi Foundation is a social enterprise established in 1998 that works to eradicate poverty through education, sustainable livelihoods, midday meals, social research, and safe drinking water programs. It partners with state governments, donor institutions, corporations, and communities. Key programs include pre-school education, ensuring children learn minimum levels, supporting girls' education, livelihood training, organic farming, midday meals for 1 million children, and providing safe drinking water at 10 paise per liter through appropriate technology.
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About Naandi
- 1. eradicating poverty www.naandi.org a social enterprise | estd 1998
- 2. governing body board of trustees > Dr Isher Judge Ahluwalia Chairperson, Indian Council for Research on International Economic Relations > Dr K Anji Reddy - Chairman Founder and Chairman, Dr Reddy’s Laboratories Ltd > Anand Mahindra Vice Chairman and Managing Director Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd > M Rajendra Prasad Managing Director, Soma Enterprise Ltd
- 3. how wework the convergence model delivering critical servicesfor the poor governments corporates and donor institutions communities
- 4. what we do education sustainable livelihoods the midday meal social research safe drinking water
- 5. Education Children 3-14 years
- 6. Setting up and running pre school centres for 3-5 year-old children in tribal villages. Pre-school Programme
- 7. Ensuring every child in a government school acquires at least minimum learning levels. Ensuring Children Learn
- 8. Nanhi Kali Project Providing material and academic support so girls continue schooling and do not drop out. Nanhi Kali Project with K C Mahindra Education Trust
- 9. sustainable livelihoods for small and marginal farmers and youth so they can cross the poverty line through regular, improved incomes.
- 10. Reversing distress migration by small farmers by bringing water back into drought-hit fields Creating farmer-managed irrigation societies and reviving lift irrigation schemes
- 11. Growing and marketing premium organic coffee with tribal small farmers in semi wastelands. Tribal Cooperative & Organic Coffee Programme
- 12. Training socially underprivileged youth with employable skills to guarantee employment in the organised sector Mahindra Pride School
- 13. Marketing organically grown pineapples grown by women small farmers in NagalandTransformative Livelihoods Programme
- 14. the midday meal noon lunches to poor children in government schools
- 15. Six Sigma like processes 1 million children fed everyday
- 16. social research CHAMPION Trial
- 17. Project Bachpan education, nutrition and nurture for rural children
- 18. safe drinking water bringing it to rural doorsteps safe drinking water bringing safe drinking water to rural doorsteps
- 19. Appropriate technology Reverse Osmosis & Ultraviolet
- 20. mission Equity with affordability @ 10 paise per litre
- 22. Madhya Pradesh
- 23. Maharashtra
- 24. Nagaland
- 25. Chhattisgarh
- 26. Rajasthan
- 27. Orissa
- 28. Punjab
- 29. Haryana+ members of Indian Parliament(MPs), & Legislative Assemblies (MLAs)
- 30. partners donor and strategic institutions CoffeeLab Pvt Ltd AAPI Foundation
- 31. partners corporate and public sector
- 32. Reaching 3 million & counting www.naandi.org