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This document is a request for financial assistance from the Nirmala Samaj Kalyan Sangstha, a non-profit organization in West Bengal, India. The organization consists of 1300 volunteers engaged in social and philanthropic activities to help underprivileged communities. They operate primary schools, health centers, old age homes and orphanages. However, they lack necessary grants and funding to fully achieve their mission. They are seeking the recipient's consent, cooperation and financial support to help expand their important social work for underserved groups.
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NGOs are non-governmental organization who work on their own to help the humanity. These organizations are a combined effort of a group of people who are focused on eliminating something that is not good for the society and volunteer themselves for this cause.
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The presentation is designed to motivate existing club members to Re- Engage existing club members by reiterating the Motto and Objectives of Rotary and Reinforcing the Unique opportunity and The privilege of Being a Rotarian and standing tall in once community as Rotarian who is Making a difference locally and Globally.
Insaan works with philanthropists who want their giving to be more impactful. We do this by investing in innovative social enterprises in the Indian Ocean region that create opportunities for the poor through education and entrepreneurship.
This document is a request for financial assistance from the Nirmala Samaj Kalyan Sangstha, a non-profit organization in West Bengal, India. The organization consists of 1300 volunteers engaged in social and philanthropic activities to help underprivileged communities. They operate primary schools, health centers, old age homes and orphanages. However, they lack necessary grants and funding to fully achieve their mission. They are seeking the recipient's consent, cooperation and financial support to help expand their important social work for underserved groups.
From listening to engaging, it's all about treating everyone like an influencer and determining who are subject matter experts that want to work with you.
This document appears to be a collection of random messages and posts between individuals. It references birthday wishes, finding someone's boyfriend on Facebook, meeting at interviews, eating competitions, daily plans versus reality, returning from travel in January, and seeking revenge for not being selected by calling others to a location. The document does not have a clear purpose and consists of disconnected personal updates and conversations.
This document appears to be a collection of random messages and posts between individuals. It references birthday wishes, finding someone's boyfriend on Facebook, meeting at interviews, eating competitions, daily plans versus reality, returning from travel in January, relationships and aims to marry. The messages do not seem to be coherent or related and provide little meaningful information to summarize.
The document discusses fluid therapy and Abbott Animal Health's fluid therapy products. It summarizes that the goal of fluid therapy is to maintain homeostasis by restoring proper water and electrolyte balance to ensure tissue perfusion. It then provides an overview of Abbott's comprehensive line of IV solutions, sets, catheters, and accessories for fluid therapy.
This document profiles several biotech and pharmaceutical companies that are looking for partnership opportunities in areas like cancer research and contract services. It provides brief descriptions of each company, their areas of focus and contact information for partnership inquiries. The featured companies include Merck, AstraZeneca, Qiagen, Plexxikon, Bayer, Merrimack Pharmaceuticals and others.
Siam Real Estate - Phuket Residential Property Market Report 2014Siam Real Estate
Siam Real Estate’s Phuket Residential Market Report (35 pages) provides detailed information and analysis based on primary research from our comprehensive and unrivalled Phuket database, combined with our own exhaustive market and property surveys.
With over 4,500 residential property listings for Phuket we are able to conduct in-depth research and analysis into market pricing and produce detailed results. Our research gives home buyers, developers and investors an accurate image of what is currently occurring in the market place and enables key real estate decisions to be made. We have combined our own data with secondary market research from government agencies, public companies and independent research agencies to produce one of the most detailed reports available.
Siam Real Estate has been operating in Phuket since 2003, this gives us an understanding and knowledge of the market and reinforces the reliability and value of the Phuket Residential Market Report. Our unique report is suitable to a wide audience who are interested in the real estate market in Phuket, such as:
Property developers
Home owners
Industry Research Analysts
Investors
Consultants
Financial Institutions
Property Funds
Media
Property managers
Multivariate analysis techniques are used to analyze business problems that are multidimensional and involve three or more variables. These techniques can be classified as dependence methods, where some variables are dependent on others, or interdependence methods, where the goal is to predict a set of variables based on others or to explain the relationships between interdependent variables. One such interdependence method is multi regression analysis, which extends bivariate regression to model a dependent variable as a linear combination of multiple independent variables.
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Abbott Laboratories was founded in 1888 by Dr. Wallace Abbott in Illinois with a goal of improving medical care. Today Abbott is a global leader in health care with over 68,000 employees worldwide. Abbott Animal Health has been a partner to veterinarians for over 25 years, providing leading products in areas like anesthesia, diagnostics, and nutrition. Looking to the future, Abbott Animal Health continues developing innovative veterinary solutions and leveraging the research expertise of Abbott Laboratories.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
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Les bénéfices de l’analyse prédictive sont trop souvent sous-utilisés dans les entreprises.Que ce soit par un manque d’expertise à l’interne ou, par une lourdeur du processus de mise à disposition des modèles statistiques, cette réalité limite l’utilisation de l’analyse prédictive au sein de l’entreprise.
SAP Predictive Analytics 2.0, démultiplie les possibilités d’utiliser l’analyse prédictive dans vos processus d’affaires. Sans forcément avoir de connaissance en statistique, les lignes d’affaires pourront avoir accès à la puissance d’un outil d’analyse prédictive complet dans leurs travaux au quotidien.
De plus, cet outil permet même de satisfaire les statisticiens les plus chevronnés grâce à un tout nouveau mode ‘’expert’’ inclus dans la version 2.0
Bruno Delahaye, VP Analyse Prédictive chez SAP, vous illustrera les capacités de l’outil à travers des cas clients comme ceux de Walmart, Rogers, RBC, Equifax et HMV.
Pourquoi participer?
- Voyez, avec l'aide de démonstrations, comment vous pouvez optimiser vos processus d’affaires, et apporter de meilleurs résultats d’affaires en toute confiance avec des analyses prédictives.
- Découvrez comment plusieurs entreprises de diverses industries comme Sears, Walmart, Rogers, RBC, Equifax et HMV utilisent actuellement la puissance, la rapidité et la facilité d'utilisation de SAP Predictive Analytics.
- Informez-vous sur comment cet outil peut réduire drastiquement le temps pour déployer des solutions prédictives en automatisant la construction de modèles prédictifs.
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De plus en plus, les besoins d’analyse des entreprises croient de manière exponentielle (opérationnels, prédictifs, temps réel, etc.). En même temps, les volumes de données ainsi que les différentes sources de données suivent les mêmes tendances de croissance (Big Data, Internet of Thing, etc). Pour pallier à cette tendance, votre environnement BI se doit d’avoir une fondation assez robuste tout en étant flexible. Durant cette conférence, vous verrez comment SAP HANA peut vous aider à supporter cette nouvelle réalité.
We Want Change is a non-governmental organization founded in 2010 by young individuals seeking social change in India. The organization aims to reform outdated systems and policies through youth advocacy and community outreach programs. Notable achievements include successful voter registration drives, legal aid clinics, disaster relief efforts, and advocacy following a high-profile case of violence against women. Led by a board of directors, We Want Change pursues objectives like education reform, women's empowerment, and spreading awareness of citizen rights through workshops, street theater and other grassroots initiatives.
This document outlines a citizens empowerment movement in India called India Redefined. The movement aims to empower Indian citizens by encouraging them to take responsibility for their country's development rather than leaving it solely to the government, politicians, or NGOs. It discusses mobilizing volunteers across India to work on initiatives related to awakening citizens, cleanliness, environment protection, health, and education to create a prosperous and happy India for current and future generations. The movement hopes to bring common citizens together on a single platform to positively impact the country through collective action.
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This presentation explores careers in the non-profit sector in Windsor-Essex County. Learn about the different types of careers in the sector, what to expect in the future and advice that employers have for you now! If you haven't considered a career in this sector, now is the time to see what opportunities it could have for you!
I Impact India is a social innovation and communication solutions firm. Their motto is to provide the best services in the development sector. They were founded in 2013 with a goal of effectively channeling funds to help people like Radhika, an 8 year old girl with blood cancer who could not afford treatment. They provide various marketing, consulting, branding, design and event services to non-profits. They study models like TED, Livestrong, DonorsChoose and others. Their services include marketing, consultancy, design, branding and events for social good. They emphasize passion, excellence, honesty and getting work done on time.
Brenda Moore hosted a Java Hope radio program to announce that Java Hope won first place in the recent Pure Michigan Social Entrepreneurship Challenge. Java Hope provides training to help single mothers start their own coffee cart businesses. Brenda traveled to Ethiopia where she witnessed a donation meant to help a child with a disability being misused, inspiring her to help marginalized groups in the US. Java Hope partners with Michigan Works to provide paid training to women aged 18-21 and evaluates the program for other interested women. The goal is to inform listeners about social entrepreneurship and how it can efficiently address social problems.
They think about maximizing social impact over profits.
How Do Social Entrepreneurs
Think Differently?
In summary, social entrepreneurs think differently than traditional entrepreneurs in the following key ways:
- They prioritize social/environmental mission over profits. Impact is the bottom line.
- They see markets primarily as a means to scale impact, not maximize income/returns. Price and value are determined based on benefiting stakeholders, not maximizing profits.
- Success is measured by social/environmental outcomes like lives improved, not just financial returns. Metrics track multiple bottom lines of people, planet and profits.
- Stakeholders include those benefiting from as well as investing in the venture
The document discusses fluid therapy and Abbott Animal Health's fluid therapy products. It summarizes that the goal of fluid therapy is to maintain homeostasis by restoring proper water and electrolyte balance to ensure tissue perfusion. It then provides an overview of Abbott's comprehensive line of IV solutions, sets, catheters, and accessories for fluid therapy.
This document profiles several biotech and pharmaceutical companies that are looking for partnership opportunities in areas like cancer research and contract services. It provides brief descriptions of each company, their areas of focus and contact information for partnership inquiries. The featured companies include Merck, AstraZeneca, Qiagen, Plexxikon, Bayer, Merrimack Pharmaceuticals and others.
Siam Real Estate - Phuket Residential Property Market Report 2014Siam Real Estate
Siam Real Estate’s Phuket Residential Market Report (35 pages) provides detailed information and analysis based on primary research from our comprehensive and unrivalled Phuket database, combined with our own exhaustive market and property surveys.
With over 4,500 residential property listings for Phuket we are able to conduct in-depth research and analysis into market pricing and produce detailed results. Our research gives home buyers, developers and investors an accurate image of what is currently occurring in the market place and enables key real estate decisions to be made. We have combined our own data with secondary market research from government agencies, public companies and independent research agencies to produce one of the most detailed reports available.
Siam Real Estate has been operating in Phuket since 2003, this gives us an understanding and knowledge of the market and reinforces the reliability and value of the Phuket Residential Market Report. Our unique report is suitable to a wide audience who are interested in the real estate market in Phuket, such as:
Property developers
Home owners
Industry Research Analysts
Investors
Consultants
Financial Institutions
Property Funds
Media
Property managers
Multivariate analysis techniques are used to analyze business problems that are multidimensional and involve three or more variables. These techniques can be classified as dependence methods, where some variables are dependent on others, or interdependence methods, where the goal is to predict a set of variables based on others or to explain the relationships between interdependent variables. One such interdependence method is multi regression analysis, which extends bivariate regression to model a dependent variable as a linear combination of multiple independent variables.
Aah 422 Navc Past Present Future (Final))Robert Bowman
Abbott Laboratories was founded in 1888 by Dr. Wallace Abbott in Illinois with a goal of improving medical care. Today Abbott is a global leader in health care with over 68,000 employees worldwide. Abbott Animal Health has been a partner to veterinarians for over 25 years, providing leading products in areas like anesthesia, diagnostics, and nutrition. Looking to the future, Abbott Animal Health continues developing innovative veterinary solutions and leveraging the research expertise of Abbott Laboratories.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
Déjeuner Conférence - L'analyse prédictive agile avec SAP Predictive Analytic...agileDSS
Les bénéfices de l’analyse prédictive sont trop souvent sous-utilisés dans les entreprises.Que ce soit par un manque d’expertise à l’interne ou, par une lourdeur du processus de mise à disposition des modèles statistiques, cette réalité limite l’utilisation de l’analyse prédictive au sein de l’entreprise.
SAP Predictive Analytics 2.0, démultiplie les possibilités d’utiliser l’analyse prédictive dans vos processus d’affaires. Sans forcément avoir de connaissance en statistique, les lignes d’affaires pourront avoir accès à la puissance d’un outil d’analyse prédictive complet dans leurs travaux au quotidien.
De plus, cet outil permet même de satisfaire les statisticiens les plus chevronnés grâce à un tout nouveau mode ‘’expert’’ inclus dans la version 2.0
Bruno Delahaye, VP Analyse Prédictive chez SAP, vous illustrera les capacités de l’outil à travers des cas clients comme ceux de Walmart, Rogers, RBC, Equifax et HMV.
Pourquoi participer?
- Voyez, avec l'aide de démonstrations, comment vous pouvez optimiser vos processus d’affaires, et apporter de meilleurs résultats d’affaires en toute confiance avec des analyses prédictives.
- Découvrez comment plusieurs entreprises de diverses industries comme Sears, Walmart, Rogers, RBC, Equifax et HMV utilisent actuellement la puissance, la rapidité et la facilité d'utilisation de SAP Predictive Analytics.
- Informez-vous sur comment cet outil peut réduire drastiquement le temps pour déployer des solutions prédictives en automatisant la construction de modèles prédictifs.
Comment rendre votre architecture BI plus flexible avec HANA?agileDSS
De plus en plus, les besoins d’analyse des entreprises croient de manière exponentielle (opérationnels, prédictifs, temps réel, etc.). En même temps, les volumes de données ainsi que les différentes sources de données suivent les mêmes tendances de croissance (Big Data, Internet of Thing, etc). Pour pallier à cette tendance, votre environnement BI se doit d’avoir une fondation assez robuste tout en étant flexible. Durant cette conférence, vous verrez comment SAP HANA peut vous aider à supporter cette nouvelle réalité.
We Want Change is a non-governmental organization founded in 2010 by young individuals seeking social change in India. The organization aims to reform outdated systems and policies through youth advocacy and community outreach programs. Notable achievements include successful voter registration drives, legal aid clinics, disaster relief efforts, and advocacy following a high-profile case of violence against women. Led by a board of directors, We Want Change pursues objectives like education reform, women's empowerment, and spreading awareness of citizen rights through workshops, street theater and other grassroots initiatives.
This document outlines a citizens empowerment movement in India called India Redefined. The movement aims to empower Indian citizens by encouraging them to take responsibility for their country's development rather than leaving it solely to the government, politicians, or NGOs. It discusses mobilizing volunteers across India to work on initiatives related to awakening citizens, cleanliness, environment protection, health, and education to create a prosperous and happy India for current and future generations. The movement hopes to bring common citizens together on a single platform to positively impact the country through collective action.
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This presentation explores careers in the non-profit sector in Windsor-Essex County. Learn about the different types of careers in the sector, what to expect in the future and advice that employers have for you now! If you haven't considered a career in this sector, now is the time to see what opportunities it could have for you!
I Impact India is a social innovation and communication solutions firm. Their motto is to provide the best services in the development sector. They were founded in 2013 with a goal of effectively channeling funds to help people like Radhika, an 8 year old girl with blood cancer who could not afford treatment. They provide various marketing, consulting, branding, design and event services to non-profits. They study models like TED, Livestrong, DonorsChoose and others. Their services include marketing, consultancy, design, branding and events for social good. They emphasize passion, excellence, honesty and getting work done on time.
Brenda Moore hosted a Java Hope radio program to announce that Java Hope won first place in the recent Pure Michigan Social Entrepreneurship Challenge. Java Hope provides training to help single mothers start their own coffee cart businesses. Brenda traveled to Ethiopia where she witnessed a donation meant to help a child with a disability being misused, inspiring her to help marginalized groups in the US. Java Hope partners with Michigan Works to provide paid training to women aged 18-21 and evaluates the program for other interested women. The goal is to inform listeners about social entrepreneurship and how it can efficiently address social problems.
They think about maximizing social impact over profits.
How Do Social Entrepreneurs
Think Differently?
In summary, social entrepreneurs think differently than traditional entrepreneurs in the following key ways:
- They prioritize social/environmental mission over profits. Impact is the bottom line.
- They see markets primarily as a means to scale impact, not maximize income/returns. Price and value are determined based on benefiting stakeholders, not maximizing profits.
- Success is measured by social/environmental outcomes like lives improved, not just financial returns. Metrics track multiple bottom lines of people, planet and profits.
- Stakeholders include those benefiting from as well as investing in the venture
This gives us tremendous pleasure to inform you that after the completion of one year in Networking, Nestling and Nurturing the grassroot level not for profit organisations across the country we are moving to our next phase of fund raising action and attempting to indulge all the citizens of India in the great action.
The concept is Multi Level Fundraising (MLF), where you will suggest 10 new people or organisations, who have not been introduced to Lead India Foundation and give their details in the format given to you. The main aim of this program is to develop a wide network and indulge more and more people into this action.
Benefit of this program for you:
In First Month get 20,000 INR. Second Month get 45,000 INR and more. Get an opportunity to have your own business/ NGO after 6 months or 1,00,000 INR
Yearly Awards
Ideal Indian of the Year State level: Rs 25,000 each + Certificate
Ideal India of the Year: National: 1,00,000 + Certificate
Best citizen of the Year : 50,000 INR + Certificate
Best networking person of the Year: 50,000 INR + Certificate
In this way as the IDEAL INDIAN, you spread the message of Lead India Foundation Concept of IDEAL INDIAN, Earn Handsome amount with very nominal fees of Rs. 300, Be your own Boss and Be Honest, Trust Worthy to your society nation and your surroundings.
In order to get all the benefits one should have done at least ten members and promote the ten to make ten each in this way spread the message of Lead India foundation IDEAL INDIAN CONCEPT.
N.B. : This is purely a fund raising campaign to support the member organisations of Lead India Foundation Network. All the above Benefits and awards are subject to doing success in the program and all the decisions of the above solely a part of Lead India Foundation.
We appreciate your valued membership and dedication you have shown for the development of humanity. We inspire you to participate in this program with great enthusiasm to bring this program a grand success so that you all can be benefitted a lot.
The document outlines a vision for creating a new type of nonprofit organization called iimagine.org that helps individuals maximize their positive impact on the world. The organization would provide tools to help people learn about themselves, make better decisions, and connect with others also seeking to have a positive impact. The goal is for this organization to inspire 1,000 extraordinary people to go big and change the world, recognizing that one person really can make a huge difference. People who help in the early stages of launching this organization and vision in October 2014 will be designated as "rain makers".
The document outlines an initiative called "I CARE" which aims to encourage social change and development in India through small, simple actions by individuals. It details several proposed activities individuals can undertake, such as training others in basic computer skills, cleaning up local dirty areas, planting trees, conserving electricity, and participating in their community. The goal is for many individuals each completing these proposed activities to create a large collective impact on issues in India and make progress on social development goals like education, health, environment and prosperity. It also discusses plans to expand this initiative through local chapters across India.
Ride For Cause Foundation (RFCFND) is an Indian non-governmental organization founded in 2017 by Mr. Rohit Acharekar that aims to restore children's rights. It partners with other NGOs to fund projects that ensure underprivileged children have access to education, healthcare, and a happy childhood. RFCFND identifies worthy projects across India and provides funding and support to individuals and groups working directly with children at a local level.
This document provides an overview of I Impact India, an organization focused on social innovation and communication solutions. It includes sections on their motto, who they are and what they do, core values, team members, facts about the organization, and tips. The overall purpose of I Impact India is to promote effective channelization of funds for social causes while providing value to corporate partners.
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The document outlines a proposed initiative called "One Nation. One World" which aims to bring India together through national challenges involving celebrities that work to improve the environment, decrease poverty, and increase education. The challenges would take place over a "Joy of Giving Week" in select cities. Two initial challenges are described - providing clean water in slums and a tree planting drive. Revenue from a talent show challenge would support virtual classrooms and bicycles for girls. Support from celebrities, politicians, and sponsors is discussed to help make the initiative a reality.
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Check out this Issues in Depth slideshare from Net Impact to learn how to translate your world-changing idea into a social enterprise from social entrepreneur Akanksha Hazari.
Social Impact Report for Indians For Collective Action. Align results with the theory of change, mission, vision and sustainable development goals (SDG). Impact Report clearly demonstrates 50 years of social impact and social innovation history of Silicon Valley-based nonprofit. This impact report is provided by SoPact ( https://www.sopact.com ) a leader that makes impact measurement and impact management simple
The document discusses Sahara India Pariwar's philosophy of "Collective Materialism" which prioritizes emotional aspects and the utilization of profits for social upliftment over profits alone. It notes Sahara's contributions to social causes exceed Rs. 1085 crore and its commitment to developing India. It highlights Sahara's promotion of nationalism through events like the Sahara Utsav Yatra and support for sports, the armed forces, and consumer rights.
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1. The document proposes a national movement called "One Nation. One World" that brings communities together through fun challenges to support social causes like education, poverty reduction, and environmental protection.
2. The movement plans to hold challenges thrice yearly involving engineering students installing water pipes, planting trees, and school talent shows to raise money for education in underprivileged areas.
3. Getting celebrity involvement and political support could help make the movement a reality by attracting more participants and sponsors.
Manoj Bhargava is an immigrant from India who became very successful as an entrepreneur. He started a plastics company in 1990 that he sold for $20 million. In 2004, he founded Living Essentials, which created the popular 5-Hour Energy drink. Through innovative packaging and distribution methods like self-distribution and commercials on NASCAR, 5-Hour Energy became very successful. Bhargava is now a billionaire but commits a significant portion of his wealth to medical research and poverty alleviation charities, with a goal of donating 90% of his money.
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Helping to change society: Philanthropy, the Indian Way
1. Helping to change society: Philanthropy, the Indian Way By Ranjana Kanti Women Leaders in India Conference Palms Hotel, Mumbai 17 th - 18 th December 2009
2. 1. Philanthropy 2. Philanthropy in India 3. Philanthropy - Women 4. Me, My Opinions & Social Work 5. Me, Philanthropy & Social Work 6. Philanthropy, Social Change & Beyond 'Me'
17. “ I CARE” & “I DONATE” Projects Philanthropic Way Donate Time & Redefine INDIA
18. Be a Leader For This Social Change! Thank You! Cell: +91-9323467256 E-mail: indiaredefined@gmail.com
Editor's Notes
SLIDE 1. - Helping to change society: Philanthropy, the Indian Way Good Morning Friends! I am here to share what I feel about Social Change and relevance of Philanthropy. This is a topic that I feel very passionate about and sincerely thank the organizers for giving me an opportunity to share my views on this.
SLIDE 2. Here is an overview of what I will be sharing with you 1. Philanthropy 2. Philanthropy in India 3. Philanthropy - Women 4. Me, My Opinions & Social Work 5. Me, Philanthropy & Social Work 6. Philanthropy, Social Change & Beyond 'Me'
SLIDE 3. - Philanthropy Let us try to understand what is Philanthropy
SLIDE 4. - Philanthropy It is very hard to come up with one definition of Philanthropy. Different people have different opinions about it. Some say that Philanthropy means Voluntary promotion of human welfare Well, Philanthropy is actually derived from Ancient Greek, which simply means "to love people". However nowadays, the term usually refers to the act of generosity associated with donating money, goods, services, time, and effort to support a socially beneficial cause. Activists may define Philanthropy as an idea, event, or action that is done to better humanity. It usually involves some sacrifice as opposed to being done for a profit motive. One thing I do believe is that Philanthropy should be about having “NET POSITIVE” effect rather than offsetting any NEGATIVE happening. For example – a Company trying to offset their Carbon Footprint is not a 'philanthropic act' as they are 'just cleaning their mess’. When we talk about any charity or service, two acts come in our mind-The Act of Giving and Receiving - Giving can not be called superior and Receiving should not be termed inferior as Future of Giving depends upon Receiving. If there is no one to take, whom are we going to give? Now the question is - WHY be Philanthropic? When we see images of War-torn areas, Places affected with natural disasters makes us question - 'Whether God even exists?' But while seeing picture of happy family, laughing children makes us believe 'This is an act of God'. That is because – GOD is not some separate divine entity which is very selective about location. It’s because “HUMANITY within us is GOD” The best prayer we can offer to God is service to humanity. The words 'Humanity, humane' etc. are by themselves philanthropic words. It is in our nature. It is beneficial to oneself and act of selflessness.
SLIDE 5. - Philanthropy in India Let us now explore the history of Philanthropy in India
SLIDE 6. - Philanthropy in India Philanthropy in India is guided by religion and the demands of caste, family and community. Giving is primarily directed towards religious organizations. We all are familiar with the concepts such as – “ Daana” and “Dakshina” in Hinduism, “ Sadaqah” (which is voluntary charity) and “Zakat” (which is obligatory charity) in Islaam, and “ Bhiksha in Buddhism These are concepts of philanthropy which are deep rooted in our culture. However, in the modern time, philanthropy has also extended to corporate involvement and the rise of non-profit organizations working towards the country’s development. Looking back at the history and the primary motivation behind religious “giving” was the belief that charitable activities lead to one's salvation. However in early 20 th century, ideas of equality, human rights, and other related causes, social action groups started to emerge, fighting for women's empowerment, removal of untouchability, promotion of education and others. These were initiated by well-known social reforms, many of which had close links with the freedom movement of the country. The participatory nature of these movements encouraged Volunteerism and gave a new meaning in the wake of India’s struggle for freedom, with Mahatma Gandhi giving India a vision of Swaraj (self-rule), Ahimsa (nonviolence) and Seva (service). In the Indian corporate scenario, different business communities like Parsis, Marwaris, Khatris, Reddys and Chettiars were in the forefront in philanthropic activities. Jamshedji Tata is considered as the father of modern Indian philanthropy. Founded in 1868, Tata Industries is the classic Indian example of a family-run business that has built a reputation for philanthropy alongside that of business success. If we analyze the Indian philanthropic tradition of Tata and thousands of other family businesses, we can see many reasons: It was partly because to live in India is to live in the midst of grotesque inequality, Also partly because families tend to be rooted in communities and And partly because, good schools and hospitals produce an educated and healthy workforce. Modern corporate foundations like the Azim Premji Foundation and the Infosys Foundation and many others, support education initiatives in various states.
SLIDE 7. - Philanthropy - Women Now the question is “Why” should women in particular take initiative, if it’s a humanitarian issue?
SLIDE 8. - Philanthropy - Women Looking back at history Leaders are stereotypically viewed as Male. And few Woman Leaders like Joan of Arc, Jhansi Ki Rani who made it to the pages History but their gender has always been noted or made an issue. To break a stereotype, strong action and force is needed and that is why we have gathered as women. This is not (or should not be) a feminist initiative. This is an initiative to 'break the stereotype'. A feminist point of view may perhaps be that women ARE now more independent and do not men for support. But my personal opinion is – Men and women are complementary and should not be viewed not based on their gender difference, but on their similarity as humans. Though, the feminist are right about one thing regarding women being the more sophisticated. We all know the story that “God created Man before he made women.” But that is because you always make a rough draft before the final masterpiece. WOMEN are the most beautiful creature of God - Why do I think so? Am I the only one who thinks so or there are others also? Well we are not here to debate about it but are here to analyze it. Yes I do believe it. The beauty of woman is in her power, yes her Power to give, and in giving her power is not to set any limits. Once every woman fully discovers her own giving capacity, and strategically and intentionally gives to the causes that impassion her. But the sad part is that we still live in a world in which a significant fraction of people including women believe that a woman belongs and wants to belong exclusively in the home and in major part of our Indian society, they are convinced that they are inferior - not even trying to even dream beyond it. Remember one thing - No one can make us feel inferior without our CONSENT.
SLIDE 9. - Me, My Opinions & Social Work I am taking myself as a case study, and I am sure many here will identify with it.
SLIDE 10. - Me, My Opinions & Social Work People describe me as a social entrepreneur, activist, leader. I call myself just an ordinary Indian citizen who did her bit, more as a social worker. This contribution was not even equal to drop in an ocean. I have worked for various social causes independently and through organizations. List is long, will share a few – From free tuition to children of illiterate parents, awareness programmes in slums, working for visually handicapped, teaching children of migrant workers, street children, helping riot affected people are some of the activities I have been involved in. For last 4 years I have been training economically weak youths in graphics & animation through E-dutainment Unlimited & home. On an average, every quarter 5-10 such youths are trained through subsidized fees or for free, depending on their means, and then placed into jobs. This year I along with some other women, Initiated a movement “India Redefined”, which I will talk about in coming slides What is it that shaped me to become who I am today? Well I had a dream and I was just 7-8 years old. There were many words to describe me-as talkative, friendly, independent, still emotional, and sometimes artistic. I wouldn’t hesitate to agree with each descriptive word, except one thing which they could not see, that my interests were much beyond my friends, family, school, home. They perhaps ignored my inquisitiveness – Why did it matter to me to see my house hold helper Kamala in a torn saree, eating leftovers, why her children take the cloths rejected by us? Why do they admire the toys which I left playing years back? On the top of that two of her children much older than me, were still studying in such junior classes, had limited knowledge and could not read my books. As a curious person, I wanted to know more and more about their lives and found that they don’t have the basic things needed, and things which we call necessities in lives, are luxuries for them. Many times, my mother started finding me a careless person, who loses eraser, pencils, books whereas I gave these to Kamla’s children. I was 8 - perhaps in 3 rd std., a very skinny girl, but people used to find a bright face – but with no interest in food. Every lunch break was a struggle for me to finish my Tiffin. It was easier to share with friends, but then I found a small boy always sitting near school gate in during lunch break, eating a dry chapatti with some white thing, salt I guess now. So many times, he had nothing to eat. I started giving my food to him. He was earlier reluctant to take food from me, but even at that time also it very easy for me to make friends. He started taking my Tiffin, and was happy to show an empty Tiffin box to my mother at home. A win-win for both (Laugh) His name was Tukku. I started taking interest in his Home-work. He was living in nearby slum and my school peon Prakash was his neighbor, who brought him to make him study in English medium school. At the age of 8-9 I could not understand why there is no English teaching in the school, where his neighborhood children went. He called it municipal (sarkari) school. I was wondering - why no English? – How do they study Maths and Social Studies then? I wanted to ask our English teacher Sangeeta M’am – why doesn’t she go in the evenings in these sarkari schools to teach? Giving Tiffin to Tukku, when I look back, it was more out of convenience (of not having to finish the food) than out of altruism. But seeing him eat over time, made me realize that there so many things that I wasted or did not want while someone out there NEEDED it. Moreover, if I could even take out a small portion of anything I need too and gave it someone or even shared it, I could bring HAPPINESS – to that person and to myself also. Happiness IS infectious. Once, I got a chance to go to my house helper Kamla’s slum Basti, along with my mom, to cal her on a Sunday evening as some unexpected guests had come. That was the time, I saw this part of India so closely. A glimpse of this I had seen when I used to travel by train from Delhi to my native place, On the way you see such houses, or children without clothes, people using track as their toilet seat. But that time it was al fun for me. One scene after another, train runs so fast that you don’t get time to think about previous scene, But that day when I was nine and half ,standing in Kamla’s slum, seeing the life of a person who keeps our house so clean, I was just more than shocked. I had never seen such filthy atmosphere. Don’t know why, but was little angry on Kamala, and more than her on my Mom. Why she did not show this part of India to me ever. Then I started analyzing – if all the neighborhood Aunties and my Mom together do something to make Kamla and her neighbors live in a clean environment – why cant they – when they can scold Kamala or others who clean their houses for a little negligence of same “cleaning” part in our own house, they can take some interest in Kamla’s house. And why this Kamala does not learn anything from my Mom? I came back home and asked my Mom all these questions – her answers did not satisfy me. According to her – the illiteracy, unemployment of Kamala’s husband and others like them are the major reason for that. Mom was also talking about “Fate” & “The Government”. I did not understand relevance of both the words. Who is the government? I had read in my social studies chapters – but that was all to answer the questions at the end of each chapter – Is that related to real life? At the age of 15, I heard a story of a small 5 years old girl’s sexual exploitation. Someone had discarded her body beside the highway. I was at loss of words. Felt such a pain for this small baby. I was not sure what emotions I had at that time. I felt like vomiting. This kind of thing has to end. I have the same determination today to help these victims. That incident sensitized me to the female issues - Women are still shackled, bonded by their gender identity and sexuality. They are still sex symbols in the general perception. I was shocked and wanted to do something. I wanted to channelize this strong urge to 'do something' which is one of the reason why I am here. We all have seen lots of trauma in our lives. We have held hands with families who lost children, prayed with children who lost parents. I learnt about death by experiencing death of my mother in a road accident, when I was 25 years old and she must be 48. My experience in life is that when one is exposed to painful situations, we have to turn those experiences become useful and create positive things out of them. So what did I do when bad things happened to me? Social work as “Therapy” – for me they were connected. I just knew one thing - How can you say no to help someone else? A part of that question is how can you say no to help yourself? Every helper needs time to re-create and follow your own advice. Everyone develops their own way to understand life. I chose to use the work the way I did. For me this was as exciting as making a film, or a talk show or attending a Kitty-party. Helping others is our own opportunity. Many people are not fortunate to get such opportunities and many of them don’t utilize these.
SLIDE 11. - Me, Philanthropy & Social Work Initiation into Philanthropy Sometime ago, someone asked me "when was the first time you did some social work?"
SLIDE 12. - Me, Philanthropy & Social Work I remember when I was 19 years old, 2 nd year of my graduation studies, in one of the activities of NSS, where we had to visit hospitals to talk to patients, go to slums for awareness campaign, and to orphanages to play with those children, I was also given one blind student, one year junior to me, same course of English literature which I was doing, to whom. I had to read reference books of literature, as Braille as printing was expensive, so not many books were there in Braille. This cause is still very close to my heart and I do a lot of things for this. At the age of 9 or ten, my mom would not allow me to go to slums and do anything. But at 18 or 19, one gets that Freedom, when you start travelling alone, you are little independent to choose what you want to do, who are your friends, though still one does not have the financial freedom. It was then that my strong urge to 'do something' combined with FREEDOM 'to do so' that culminated in a philanthropic act. Freedom is important. It made me realize that we all have urges and opinions but only when we get freedom we do something. In this context, its not freedom from oppression but freedom from priorities (day-to-day activities), freedom to take decision (e.g. that a child may not have that freedom), and economic freedom (e.g. a freedom Bill Gate and Al Gore have). We all have certain level of freedom. For example – Both my sons who are 15 and 19 years old, may not be not have economic freedom or freedom to take a decision to make a national policy on reducing Global warming, but they can plant trees, can try to make some underprivileged computer literate or volunteer or initiate youth movements. It is our duty and obligation to satisfy the urges and use that freedom. When something is initiated alone out of raw passion outburst, frustration or anger, it tends to fizzle out. Passion or Anger is good and needed but cannot be the sole driver. It is like spark-plug in car engine - something that gives the movement but you need petrol or diesel to run the car. You don’t initially need to have an altruistic intention to do something philanthropic. Just do it for yourself. Why? We may initially do it for self-gratification but by doing it again and again, we shall find ourselves in a place where this self-gratification shall become irrelevant and the goodness that comes out of our action will become a motivator by itself. (joke)... Plus the media attention could also be a good motivator. I will like to mention about PAIGAAM - Indo-Pak Youth conference which was initially started as student’s initiative by my son and his friends 4 years back after his 10 th board to make friends across the border and now is a full fledged Conflict Management movement done every year. Another experience in my life which made me suffer with guilt and confusion - I have been helping the children of illiterate parents for many years, who usually leave studies when after 8 th 9 th or 10 th , studies become difficult for them to cope up, to complete 10 th , 12 th , or graduation. I now realize that I had a great contribution in unemployment of India - One of my house helper Mukta Bai, in Mumbai had 4 children, whom I gave free tuitions for years, as after 8 th 9 th three of them were going to leave studies to take up their fathers profession of white washing and one daughter of her was going to help Mukta bai in her house helpers job in different houses to take up additional works and help her family in additional income. I was the one who helped them in getting a graduation degree. Now all of them are unemployed graduates, who don’t want to take up their parent’s profession as no dignity of labour is there in India and a degree without vocational training did not help them to get a dignified job. That is the time I realized that our education system is only helping us in making more and more people unemployed and migration of more and more people from rural to urban. I was confused about this awareness to be educated. What are we doing? What is happening? Does it mean – let them be illiterate? I got this answer much later when in the year 2002. I, who was a computer illiterate person at that time, got myself trained into animation, graphics and multimedia. I worked at several studios including my husband’s animation studio as animator, worked at various colleges as lecturer in animation and graphics and later chose Training as my profession. Yes, I started realizing that very few people in India come to training in their own fields after they have Industry experience. Training in any field like medical or engineering also is a stepping stone before getting a job as a professional in Engineering. Any young student who comes, before taking the admission, for counseling in animation, if I ask him will he work as a faculty in animation after becoming Animator, invariably the answer is that he will only work in industry. I started training students in my husband’s animation studio on live projects, by animators not by faculty (without any industry exposure), as done in University or colleges or institutes. The money earned as the fess, I started giving fees for all those slum youths whom I used to bring in my studio for training in computers, graphics, animation, inspired by myself, one computer illiterate - now an animators and a known trainer in animation in several colleges. It was a struggle. But I was successful. Many such slum youths – who left studies, and could not afford to go to the known Animation Training Centers - 7 th failed, 8 th failed or 10 th passed got trained by me and have been placed by me in the industry. Success breeds motivation, to further work. I am using this mantra in 'I CARE' project within the movement “India Redefined”, though it is still early days – The point is to get people motivated by executing simple activities SUCUSSEFULLY, which anyone is free to do. For example - Plant 10 trees and ignite 10 more people to do so. Reduce your Electric bill by 20 percent and ignite 10 more people to do. The key aspects in designing the activities are SIMPLICITY and HIGH SUCCESS RATIO. Here I would like to mention - Concept of Personal Energy. In my opinion, it is not enough to use one’s economic freedom only. It is nice and generous for people to donate money, but that alone cannot be satisfying. There needs to be a sense of involvement. It does not mean you need to spearhead every initiative, nor that your contribution is seen as an offset to the lack of participation.
SLIDE 13. - Philanthropy, Social Change & Beyond 'Me' How can we use Philanthropy to bring social change?
SLIDE 14. - Philanthropy, Social Change & Beyond 'Me' I had started getting recognition in local newspapers, magazines, even some TV channels, showed my work in news. But interest of media was not good at that time as some of the journalists, always wanted to know the family background of these slum youth and many times, after some of them started earning decent salary, as an animator or designer in industry asked them embarrassing questions like- whose mother was washing utensils and who was a rag-picker. Still I could help many families to come to middle-class levels, who were below poverty line. Still I wanted to find people who are actually interested to take this training. In that process I met some education officers, under whom many municipal schools come, but in spite of requesting them to help me finding students, who are interested to learn computers and graphics, they kept telling that all municipal schools do computer training, and one of the officer even showed me a receipt of 1000 computers which were there in all municipal schools. I then visited a number of municipal schools and after few days found that there are no computer and computer training anywhere. I started analyzing - why is this kind of thing happening - just because corrupt people are not accountable to ordinary citizens like us? But why will anyone be answerable to any other person - Just because it is written in our constitution that we all have Rights? This led to many other questions. I ask you all - Do we want to make India better? Are we Fed up of table talks with no action? Are we Willing to do our bit for the country? Are we Confused how to do this? Do we know what exactly to do? Are we happy with the way our country is? I think the answer will be a resounding YES I shared my experience with some of the women in different cities from different professions and age groups and then all these committed ladies along with me started this movement INDIA REDEFINED. Call out “Next” (for animated text to appear about India Redefined) The movement was started by a group of ignited women to light up the fire in the hearts of very Indian citizen, to be awakened, to exercise their rights and fulfill their obligation & responsibilities. We Indians have so far silently watched the country go to the dogs and realized that the running of the country has been hijacked by people having vested interest. This movement is for those Indians want to change the country into something which they will be proud to hand over to their children tomorrow. As a growing movement and we plan to evolve as we come across challenges - each one of us is a leader of the country and its time we start acting as one. Before we Indians start demanding what government can do for us, we should start thinking what we can do for India. India can’t be re-defined unless we understand the definition of a citizen! What does being a citizen of India really mean? Does it mean legal rights, voting rights, paying taxes, ability to stay forever and buying property etc.? Or something more? This “something more” is really a responsibility for a social and behavioral change. If every citizen defines this “something more” honestly in his or her mind then India can truly be re-defined. Citizen rights have been provided at the cost of some duties and obligations – these could be constitutional, social, civic or societal duties, that must be and should be performed by every citizen of India. People living in the typical social structure only know what their needs are. So the first step of India Redefined is be to help people living in a social structure to identify problems in their locality, take ownership of it and solve it. So how can we Redefine India? “ by being Together” And more than 35000 people have already come together Is there anything special required to “Redefine India” ? All that is required is - Love for “India” Passion to be the “Catalyst” of change Belief in your “Actions” Trust in others to become as “Committed” Action to “Change” – yourself and others around you
SLIDE 15. - My Wish List for Social Change – Stages of India Redefined What are the changes you would want to bring out? I am sure, everyone will have their list. Here is mine – Call out next (for animated text) AWAKEN INDIA – AWARENESS, EDUCATION & COMMUNICATION Call out next (for animated text) CLEAN INDIA – CORRUPTION, POLLUTION, HYGIENE, ENVIRONMENT, WATER (ANYTHING REQUIRING CLEANSING) Call out next (for animated text) HEALTHY INDIA – RESULT OF CLEAN INDIA+ SPECIFIC FOCUS ON HEALTH ISSUES Call out next (for animated text) GREEN INDIA – RESULT OF CLEAN INDIA + SUSTAINABLE METHODS OF GREENING OF INDIA Call out next (for animated text) PROSPEROUS INDIA – ABOVE INTIATIVES LEADING TO PROSPERITY ACROSS BOARD Call out next (for animated text) HAPPY INDIA – END RESULT OF ALL INITIATIVES (may be UTOPIAN), SOMETHING TO STRIVE FOR
SLIDE 16. - What we need For Social Change! So how will this change occur? Some broad NEEDS of India as the movement sees – Awareness (Gaining knowledge), Education (Processing knowledge) and Communication (Spreading knowledge). All NEEDS are complementary. What I mean by this is that it is not just enough to know the term 'Global Warming' but know the causes and consequences and spread that information by making others aware. These NEEDS then with motivation and smaller activities bring out BEHAVIOURAL CHANGE in oneself. If each of us have a behavioral change, we could solve problems like Corruption (Clean, Transparent & Good Governance), Hygiene (Good health and Sanitation), Pollution (Clean and Green Environment), and Human Relations (harmonious Relationship with each other and different communities). We are just enablers of this behavioral change! We must target the root causes - even if it is going to take longer.
SLIDE 17. - “I CARE” & “I DONATE” Projects - Philanthropic Way After “I Care” project about which I had talked earlier, next project of India Redefined is “I Donate" - Many young girls studying in graduation, or PG are helping me to implement this after 6-8 months. When those students who are willing to be part of this movement will be taking the oath- “ I donate 6 months of my life in training or education, for those who are underprivileged.” I got inspired by Wendy Kopp, founder of Teach for America. In India, education is supposed to be the great equalizer and the primary vehicle for upward mobility. But, the reality today is that all too often, where children are born determines their educational prospects. Across the country, largest amount of children living in poverty have academic and, therefore, life prospects that are dramatically different than those of their peers in wealthier communities Mission is to build the movement to eliminate educational inequity by enlisting our nation's most promising future leaders in the effort. "I donate" will help in recruiting outstanding recent college graduates from all backgrounds and career interests to commit to teach for 6 months in urban and rural public schools.
SLIDE 18. - Be a Leader For This Social Change! - Thank You! Let us not be scared to be affiliated with any political party. Instead be connected with the political system as much as possible. Use them as platforms to reach out to people rather than think of them as wardens of an ideological jail house. Be connected to as many NGOs and Corporate houses. Build Network - Spread your idea, opinion and feeling. Do not limit yourself with diplomacy and particular set of networks or connections - Remember your main objective: to bring the social change, which can only come through spreading. Golden Rule - 'Use any resource as long they do not hurt anyone' Don’t be scared of losing your identity. One of the biggest problem most NGOs face is the restriction of growth due to insecurity of losing their own name. Many don’t co-operate with each other due to that. It is important to remember that it is about bringing social change, not creating a revolutionary product. Forget the credits. Bring the change and the recognition will come when you really deserve it. Thank you Any Questions?