This document discusses collaboration beyond the classroom through non-governmental organizations (NGOs). It outlines ways individuals can get involved in their communities as daughters, sisters, friends, residents, alumni, and community members. The best way to get started is to take action instead of just talking. The timeline shows the NGO's progression from initial involvement in 2015-2016 to planned advanced execution of activities in urban agriculture, science communication, business consultation, and programs by 2018. The mission is to create value through land utilization and easy planting while influencing attitudes about communicating science. The vision is a hunger-free community across the state through excellence in communicating science in simple terms. Stakeholders include schools, universities, institutions, and the community.
11. Mission
To create value on underutilized land
To make planting easier to everyone
To provide professional coaching in soft skills
To influence professionals attitudes and perceptions in communicating scientific fact to public
12. Vision
A hunger free individuals and families from urban and rural area across the state.
Make the most of communication skills potential in communicating scientific fact in laymen words.
