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APNO is a social work organization that aims to strengthen small non-profit enterprises and initiatives in Indian villages. It directs expertise to organize "Spear Head Groups" in villages to address urgent needs like health, education, employability, and opportunity generation. APNO works closely with these groups to understand problems, design solutions, and monitor effectiveness. The organization requests financial support to help address the humungous task of improving village welfare with limited resources.
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This document discusses agriculture-based rural entrepreneurship in India. It begins by defining entrepreneurship and the qualities needed for rural entrepreneurship. It then compares rural and urban areas, noting advantages of rural areas like lower costs but also challenges like lack of infrastructure. The document outlines various government strategies over different five-year plans to promote rural industries and discusses factors that have limited their growth. It proposes ways to move forward, such as leveraging opportunities in organic and natural products. Finally, it discusses ownership patterns for rural enterprises.
428981882-Issues-in-Community-Development-Planning-in-the-Philippines.pptx
The document discusses issues in community development planning in the Philippines. It defines community development and outlines the assumptions of the Philippine Community Development Plan, which uses local communities as units of action and promotes local initiative. It also discusses two crucial points of the development plan: obtaining agency cooperation and orienting government personnel. The document then discusses current issues with land use planning and management in the Philippines, including inconsistencies between different plans, tenure conflicts, and lack of updated land use plans in many municipalities.
RURAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP.pptx
Rural entrepreneurship refers to entrepreneurial activities that take place in rural areas. It can play an important role in rural economic development by generating employment and incomes. However, rural entrepreneurs face several challenges including lack of access to finance, limited local markets, poor infrastructure, lack of skills and training, and difficulties with marketing and management. Government policies aim to promote rural entrepreneurship through schemes that provide subsidies, training and support for activities like agriculture, dairy, handicrafts and other small industries. Developing rural entrepreneurship can help decentralize industries, reduce poverty and unemployment, and encourage balanced regional growth.
Problems and prospects of the rural women entrepreneurs in india
This document discusses problems and prospects of rural women entrepreneurs in India. It finds that rural women entrepreneurs face many challenges including lack of financial assistance, inadequate subsidies, cumbersome loan procedures, unreliable power supply, and difficulties marketing products. Additionally, factors like lack of training, technical skills, and working capital constrain rural women's business growth. However, with effective support programs, rural women's entrepreneurship can boost employment, reduce poverty, and stimulate local economic development. The study recommends increased access to affordable loans, raw materials, training, and market support to expand opportunities for rural women entrepreneurs.
Problems and prospects of the rural women entrepreneurs in india
This document discusses the problems and prospects of rural women entrepreneurs in India. It notes that rural women entrepreneurs face many challenges including lack of financial assistance, inadequate subsidies, power cuts, and problems marketing products under capacity. However, rural women entrepreneurship can play an important role in rural development by generating employment, reducing poverty and migration. Effective implementation of suggestions could help rural women entrepreneurs grow and contribute to rural development and job creation.
Unemployment solution to Youth in Tanzania through Agricultural sector
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The document provides an overview of the Local Entrepreneurship Network and Environmental Conservation (LENEC) organization. LENEC is a non-profit organization based in Tanzania that focuses on agriculture, marketing, environmental education, and more. Their current program involves training 1,000 youth and farmers on improved irrigation techniques to promote employment in the agricultural sector. They are seeking funding to implement the first phase of demonstrations on drip irrigation and connecting trainees to loans for farm startups. The goal is to increase youth involvement in agriculture for income, employment, and food security.Rural development in india
This document discusses rural development in India. It provides an overview of rural development programs and policies in India, including the National Rural Employment Guarantee Act, Swarnjayanti Gram Swarozgar Yojana, Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana, and Indira Awas Yojana. It also outlines some of the key challenges to rural development, such as infrastructure and economic problems, as well as people-related issues. The overall goal of rural development in India is to improve quality of life and economic well-being in rural areas through various initiatives focused on health, education, drinking water, roads, and employment.
Eradication of poverty
The document proposes a social marketing campaign to stimulate action among target groups to help eradicate poverty in India. The campaign would focus on education, employment, health, and happiness. It would encourage urban populations aged 20+ and corporations to support initiatives in rural areas, such as education programs, employment opportunities, and healthcare facilities. The campaign's goal is to motivate people to take small actions and make a difference through a public-private partnership approach.
Hrm prsntatn
The document provides an overview of the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD). It discusses that IFAD is a specialized UN agency established in 1977 to finance agricultural development projects to address food crises. It focuses on reducing rural poverty in developing countries by improving incomes, nutrition, and living standards through support for agriculture, financial services, and rural infrastructure. IFAD works in Africa, Asia, Latin America and the Near East/North Africa regions, targeting small farmers, fishermen, women, and indigenous groups.
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Village Welfare Programme
- 1. Village Welfare Programme APNO Action for Promotion of Native Organizations Photo credit: tungphoto
- 2. Mahatma Gandhi Said... “If Village India perishes, India will perish.”
- 3. APNO Ø APNO is the social work arm of Malikar, a known management consulting company working with some of the leading and successful organizations in the country. Ø APNO is committed to strengthening the small, not-for-profit enterprises and initiatives in India, so that they realize their optimum potential.
- 4. The Cause - I Ø Of India's population 35-40 percent currently live in cities. This proportion is expected to increase to about 60 percent by 2025 (Brockerhoff, 2000). Ø The creation of employment has not kept pace with the growth of urban populations. As a consequence, the traditional pattern of poverty incidence is rapidly shifting from rural to urban areas.
- 5. The Cause - II Ø Demographic and economic expansion of cities, through processes such as migration and industrialization, tend to be accompanied by spatial expansion, resulting in encroachments by cities upon adjacent peri-urban areas. At the same time, areas that were earlier distant from the city and rural in character subsequently start falling within the cities' reach or "band of influence".
- 6. Effect - I Ø Characteristic of peri-urban areas is the concentration of poor people, consisting of inner- city as well as rural migrants and/or marginal local farmers. Ø Natural resources are under increased pressure in the peri-urban areas because of the use of land for, inter alia, clay pits, quarries, sewage disposal tanks and garbage dumps, and as a result of air and water pollution from local industrial and urban sources (Druijven and Singh, 1994).
- 7. Effect - II Ø Urbanization and industrialization affect agriculture in the peri-urban areas, as population pressure from the city results in changes in land use - from agricultural to urban land use, be it for housing, commercial, industrial or other purposes. Ø The livelihoods of the poorest inhabitants of the rural-urban fringes in cities are adversely affected by problems of land and water degradation
- 8. Impact Ø Nutritional deficits in macro-nutrients and essential micro-nutrients particularly in children and women Ø Unhygienic (disease inviting) living conditions and surroundings Ø Education considered a non-priority expenditure Ø Child labour is rampant Ø The young are reluctant to join family trade. But are not qualified/trained to pursue other vocational options outside the village Ø Substance and alcohol abuse on the rise
- 9. Need Qualitatively the following areas need URGENT attention: Ø Health and Hygiene Ø Education completion Ø Employability spectrum Ø Opportunity generation
- 10. Village Welfare Programme Ø APNO directs it’s expertise to organize and manage ‘Spear Head Groups’ (SHG) in villages. SHG in turn galvanize the target audience into adopting beneficial habits, practices and outlook. Ø SHG work closely with APNO team in understanding problems, designing solutions and effectiveness monitoring.
- 11. Walk With Us Ø The task is humungous, resources (financial and human) inadequate. Therefore external assistance is always needed and much appreciated. Ø The best way to support us is by making financial contributions. It can be in the form of a single donation or a recurring one. Ø Please call us for more information.
- 12. Every Indian Matters! APNO Action for Promotion of Native Organizations Email: info@malikarindia.com Cell: + 91 93111 22234 Website: www.malikarindia.com Photo credit: renjith krishnan