Monday, 18 April 2011

JOBS, SEMINARS ETC

Invitation For NGO Fair - 8 May 2011, Mumbai, India In our endeavor to help create a Better Mumbai, we at S.P.Jain Institute of Management & Research have set up a new Center for Social Enterprise & Leadership (C-SEL). The first activity of this center is the Social Venture Challenge/Mumbai. On the Finale of the Event, we have organized a NGO Fair wherein we are inviting you to participate and display your product and sell them. Participation in the NGO Fair does not include any charges and it s simply for promotion of your brand and your products.

We would also like to give you some information about the event and our centre:


About Center for Social Enterprise & Leadership
The Centre is a leading academic entity for the advancement of social entrepreneurship and leadership worldwide - we believe that massive shifts in the global economic, social and environmental frameworks are already underway reshaping the meaning of economic growth. It is the moment to create and champion new market systems based on entrepreneurship in the public interest, and disruptive innovations embracing new technologies, new laws and regulations and new business models.


C-SEL seeks to bridge the gap between business and the social sector and between theory and practice - so that knowledge can be translated effectively for use by front-line social entrepreneurs, corporates, NGOs, nonprofit leaders, philanthropists and impact investors.

About Social Venture Challenge/Mumbai
The social business plan competition is designed to encourage social enterprises to develop business solutions to alleviate the city's acute social and environmental problems. The Social Venture Challenge is being launched by the Centre for Social Enterprise & Leadership at SP Jain institute of Management & Research, Mumbai.

The event was launched on 16th Dec 2010, at our institute where we had prominent entrepreneurs like Ms Priya Dutta, Mr Vineet Rai, Ms Revathi Roy, Mr Sandeep Singhal, & Mr Surya Mantha sharing their thoughts on how to make Mumbai better. We received many plans out of which the best 16 were finalized. The finalized teams were also given a Briefing session by Mr Rajesh Jog   Project Advisor C-SEL on 30th March 2011.


The Finale event is scheduled to be held over 2 days i.e. 7th May & 8th May 2011. Where in the top 3 plans will be awarded. Along with the SVC finals, on the 2nd day i.e. 8th May 2011 a concurrent event will be organized where in a panel discussion will be held on two themes   Transportation and Waste Management. We also plan to organize a
NGO Fair on 8th May 2011 12.00 pm onwards at SPJIMR campus which will give NGOs a platform to showcase their products.

We invite you to be a part of this fair. Kindly confirm your nomination.


For any further information kindly visit our website
www.socialventurechallenge.com or mail us on c-sel@spjimr.org or call Ms Tasneem T  on-  022-61454246


Training on Grant Proposal Writing - 6 May 2011, New Delhi, India SAFRG is organizing its next Training Workshop in Delhi. The details are given below:

Title: Grant Proposal Writing


Date: Friday, May 6, 2011


Venue: Deck Suite, India Habitat Centre, New Delhi

 
What do Winning Proposals consist of?

How would you look for a Funder?


What is Research Based Management Framework?



As a response to increased demand and competition for funding support and training, as well as the high cost of many programs, SAFRG is offering this one day interactive workshop on proposal writing for development projects. Focusing on the format and structure of the successful grant proposal, this workshop intends to provide attendees with an overview of each part of the grant proposal, avenues for researching available grant programs, and concludes with essential proposal writing techniques. This workshop is an excellent introduction for the beginning fundraiser, those requiring a refresher, and those required to write their own grant proposals.

 

Lead Trainer:


Angela Ryan-Rappaport

Angela is a dedicated fundraising professional who has worked with a wide variety of organizations. She has managed fundraising campaigns in community-based charities like United Way, international NGOs such as Amnesty International and for the United Nations’ International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). Her work focuses on helping organizations in developing countries to create successful and sustainable resource mobilization programmes.

Also, hear from a Funder:


- What do they look for in the proposals?

- Do’s and Don’ts for writing proposals


For details and registration contact:


Rosaline Z. Mualchin

Tele: +91 11 2613 2024 / 2086
Email: rosaline@safrg.org and programs@safrg.org


Participation Charges:  Rs.3,000/-


Inclusive of: materials, lunch, refreshments, and resource book



South Asian Fund Raising Group

D-7/7346, Vasant Kunj, New Delhi 110070
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Youth trip for social change: Travel Opportunity in Nepal

Change to Change is a month long program for youth from diverse backgrounds initiated by TOURISM DEVELOPMENT ENDEAVORS (TUDE). Youth go on trips for social change and as messengers of peace, sustainability and development. This year we will take you to Mugu.

Eligibility:

Only youth can apply (24 and under)
Applications must be submitted by Saturday, 30th April, 2011.
Applicants must meet be ready to abide by the expectations outlined in
http://www.tude.org.np/changetochangeMugu11.php

Application available at

http://www.tude.org.np/application_changetochange_Mugu_11.doc

STATUTORY WARNING:


This trip might seriously challenge the way of life you were living and your perspectives towards the world. You will be submerged in discomfort and lack of luxury. It involves tedious length of thoughts, self reflections and community interaction


connect with us:

www.tude.org.np


Deshpande Fellowship Program Applications invited for The Deshpande Fellowship Program at the Deshpande Foundation, Hubli. The Deshpande Fellowship Program is an intensive, comprehensive, and life-altering opportunity for young professionals from a wide variety of backgrounds hailing from all across India. Through a seven and half months skills-based, residential training, fellows are immersed in an environment designed to foster innovation and creativity. The Fellowship exposes them to a rigorous sequence of 28 modules and practical training opportunities focused around such topics as Fundraising, Marketing, Finance and Human Resource Management as well as topics in the fields of Agriculture, Social work, Livelihoods, Information Technology, Healthcare and Education.

In addition to classroom instruction by leading scholars and accomplished professionals, the DFP methodology incorporates a significant amount of fieldwork and other hands-on activities and practical field work in management. At end of Fellowship Career Fair is being organized to connect fellows with opportunities available in the social development sector or fellows supported to start up their own Social Enterprise. Upon their graduation from the Fellowship Program, Fellows are equipped with all of the skills, experience, and expertise necessary to become successful social entrepreneurs, leaders and Managers.


For more information, please visit the DFP website:


http://www.deshpandefoundation.org/Work/DFP/


To download application


* http://detdfp.blogspot.com/

* http://df-fellowship.blogspot.com/

For details call: Chinnababu - 9686654750/9740011883


Looking to recruit Director (Organisational Effectiveness) for Action Aid

Job Title: DIRECTOR (ORGANIZATIONAL EFFECTIVENESS)

Organization: ACTION AID


Reporting to: EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR



Background:


ActionAid India is a national level development organization. In India we work in 24 States and 1 Union Territory through 12 Regional Offices, and are a strong member of the international federation of ActionAid International with presence in over 40 countries.


The Rights based Country Strategy aims at deepening our understanding beyond legal entitlements and addressing questions of social, economic and ecological injustice suffered by the poor and marginalized communities. With a core staff of nearly 200, it works with nearly 100 NGO partners, and other social movements and peoples formations.




Reason for Hire:


Action Aid is looking for a dynamic individual strategic leadership relating to Talent Management and related fields through synergizing with Programmes, Policy, Communications, Campaigns, Finance, Fundraising and all other key functions to build strong healthy relationships and all round Organization Effectiveness.


Principal Responsibilities:


1. Developing innovative Policies and Practices through collective processes relating to Talent Sourcing, Placement / engagement and Talent Nurturing.

2. Enhancing the capacities and overall competency levels of the already well performing and passionate country wide team through well planned and structured organization interventions to make a substantive shift in standards of functioning towards achieving the core mission of the organization



3. Leading the deepening positive organization cultural processes through the ownership and effective participation of all stakeholders.

4. Building and motivating an effective team across the organization with a focus on SMT level.
5. Build strong HR systems and process with transparency and accountability.
6. Enabling the strengthening and efficient functioning of the IT systems with a view to reaching reduced or nil breakdowns thereby ensuring speed and high output. Facilitating the appropriate use of technology to optimize utilization of financial resources.
7. Overseeing the Audit follow-up through an effective Management Audit Committee, in order to position AA India at a "No Risk" status on the International Risk Matrix.
8. Interface effectively with the Governance & OE Sub-committee of the Board.
9. Lending support to the restructuring of the business of Books for Change and interface between AA processes and the new legal entity.
10. Enabling increased efficiency in the Administration function through effective systems audit and collective functioning.
11. Being an active member of the Senior Management Team and effectively contribute to organizational issues.
12. Responsibility for any tasks assigned by the ED from time to time.

Candidate Profile and Qualifications:


Education Qualification:

1. Post Graduate in Social Sciences/Management or its equivalent from a reputed university

Professional skills:

1) With at least 5 years relevant experience at senior management level. Overall 12 plus years of experience.
2) Experience of working with cross functional teams in a consultative role
3) Demonstrated experience of working on organizational objectives by developing and implementing effective strategies and tactics through ER and OE practices, which support increasing organizational performance, capability, and effectiveness of individuals, leaders and teams.
4) Demonstrated work in organizational development, building culture, change management, conflict resolution, project management
5) Ability to build robust systems in Finance, HR, IT, Audit and Legal
6) Experience of developing innovative organizational Policies and Practices through collective processes
7) Experience in the Social Sector, though desirable, is not a pre requisite.


ActionAid is an equal opportunity and diversity sensitive employer and women, persons with disability, SC/ST/ OBC/Muslim candidates are especially encouraged to apply.


Position is based in Delhi


Third Sector Partners, a leading CxO and board search firm in the Not for Profit sector, has been retained by Action Aid. Last date for application is 1st May 2011. Interested candidates can send in their CVs with three references with the subject line Director (Organizational Effectiveness)  Action Aid to doeaa@thirdsectorpartners.com or contact us at: +91 22 4349 3333. Please note that only short listed candidates will be contacted.




Jagriti Foods is Hiring Founding Team Members and Interns - New Delhi, India Jagriti Foods is an agriculture focused company working towards creating a brand of natural and healthy products that are staples to the Indian diet. This will be accomplished by working directly with farmers by providing quality inputs, teaching improved farming practices, and creating a portfolio of technologies that will boost productivity. These farmers will essentially evolve into suppliers for Jagriti Foods where their produce will be bought at market rates.

We are currently building the founding team, and are looking for people with strong technical and/or business backgrounds in one or more of agriculture, food, FMCG, supply chain, and rural development. Please see below for a brief on the company, and follow the application instructions.


Regards,

Ashmeet Kapoor
Founder, Jagriti Foods
ashmeetkapoor@gmail.com
+91 852.727.7577

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Jagriti Foods is a startup working towards creating a brand of natural and healthy products that are staples to the Indian diet. This will be accomplished by working directly with farmers by providing quality inputs, teaching improved farming practices, and creating a portfolio of technologies that will boost productivity. The farmer’s produce will be bought at market rates, and will then be processed such that it maintains maximum nutrition and taste. Our pilot will be launching soon in U.P. and our initial product will be wheat based.

We are a well-funded company, and our team currently consists of young professionals with social enterprise, food & packaging, and Ivy-league backgrounds. The founder has previously dabbled with water and energy companies working towards rural development. Jagriti Foods was launched on the premise that to lift the poor out of poverty, the focus has to be on agriculture since that’s the bread and butter of 80% of rural India. We are mentored by Jagriti Sewa Sansthan, an organization working as a catalyst towards developing India through enterprises. Their flagship program is the Tata Jagriti Yatra.


We’re Hiring!


Our ambitious goals will be only met when we have an exceptional team! We are looking for technical and business people with strong agriculture, food, FMCG & supply chain, and rural development backgrounds. Though experience in these fields is desired, the lack of it should not keep you from applying. The biggest factors we are looking for are passion for building the company, and an innovative thought process that can redefine the agriculture sector such that it becomes a lucrative business for farmers vs. being need based. At this point, the roles are not strictly defined. We are seeking like-minded people who are essentially a part of the founding team.


Interested candidates can apply by sending their resume to ashmeetkapoor@gmail.com
. A strong cover letter will heavily increase likelihood of an interview call! Please talk about your interest in this space, and what part of the company you will add the most value to.

Compensation: Negotiable – Can be salary, or a salary/equity mix.


Interns


We are also looking for undergraduates, postgraduates, and recent graduates with relevant backgrounds who think there’s more to life than crunching numbers, running scripts, and making PPTs. This will be an excellent opportunity to be a part of a very young startup, and get some hands-on field experience. Application instructions same as above.


Compensation: Stipend depending on time availability and experience.


Location and Travel


We are headquartered in New Delhi, India and all positions will be based here. All team members have to be comfortable with frequent travel to pilot locations (which will all be rural). Extended stays will be required, especially in the first 2 years of operations.

  

Dementia Care Giver Training Programme: Quality Dementia Care Framework - 6-8 May 2011, Mumbai, India First time in Mumbai unique Dementia Care Giver Training Programme

Silver Inning Foundation in association with ARDSI Greater Mumbai Chapter & Supported by Harmony for Silvers Foundation Presents


‘Quality Dementia Care Framework’


Dementia Care Giver Training workshop


By Mrs. Nilanjana Maulik: Expert Trainer & Director of Dementia Services, ARDSI Calcutta Chapter



Background:


Dementia is a progressive brain dysfunction (in Latin 'dementia' means irrationality), which results in a restriction of daily activities and in most cases leads in the long term to the need for care. Dementia is one of the major causes of disability in late-life.  Many diseases can result in dementia, the most common one being Alzheimer's disease. It mainly affects older people; about 2% of cases start before the age of 60 years. After this, the prevalence doubles every five years. Dementia affects each person and family differently. As dementias progress, there are notable changes in memory, thinking, language, behavior and function — all of which require different skills and strategies. Very few of us have a natural born knack for care giving. Most caregivers have to learn and practice these new skills. It is estimated that over 3.7 million people are affected by dementia in our country. This is expected to double by 2030. The challenge posed by dementia as a health and social issue is of a scale we can no longer ignore. Despite the magnitude, there is gross ignorance, neglect and scarce services for people with dementia and their families.



Need:


The importance of taking care of elderly has become more relevant in India due to the increased lifespan and consequent increase in the population of the aged.  As a result of the demographic transition and changing family structure, care of aged is emerging as concern of modern times. The support system and care giving that had been earlier available in the traditional family set up for the elderly has withered away. One of the most important components of developing dementia services in the Country is training health human resources.  We at Silver Inning Foundation like other NGO’s have realize the implications of the increasing aging population in the country, and responded by creating care programmes and delivery services aimed at meeting the needs of older persons.


The Training of Care Giver for people with Dementia has evolved with parting of knowledge and innovative ways of empowering the family members and professionals to gain skill sets that could help them in Management of Dementia. By undertaking such Geriatric care trainings we at Silver Inning Foundation will achieve our vision of creating an Elder Friendly World where Ageing becomes a Positive and Rewarding Experience.


Objectives:

    * To create awareness about dementia and its various types.
    * To educate volunteers and caregivers to identify early warning signs of dementia and early prevention of dementia.
    * To train volunteers and caregivers to disseminate knowledge about dementia to local population and Senior Citizens.
    * To enhance the capacity & skills of Care givers in managing elderly with dementia.

Date: Friday 6th May to Sunday 8th May (3 Full Days)


Timing: 10am to 5.30pm


Venue : Harmony Interactive Centre ,Harmony for Silvers Foundation,5th, Floor Zaobawadi Lane, Next to Ram Mandir , Thakurdwar,Girgaum , Mumbai .Maharashtra 400002. Office- 3297-6440 / 3297-6441


Who can participate: Social Workers, Medical Professionals, Nursing Students, Family Members, Care Givers, Psychologist, Gerontologist, Geriatricians, Legal Professional, Police Professionals, Senior Citizens and Staff of NGO/Old Age Homes


Eligibility:

    * Minimum Age - 18 years and above
    * Minimum education- 10th  +
    * Must have Passion to serve.

Language of Training: English



Methodology:


The methodology of training would include lecture cum discussions, case presentations, group exercises, role play and efforts would be made to make the training participatory in approach. Pre and post assessment evaluation of the participants on knowledge base would be conducted at the beginning and end of the course respectively.


Highlights of Basic Curriculum:

Definition, nature and type of Dementia, Myth and Fact, Symptoms/Identification of Dementia Patients, Role-Play, Group Work, Brain Boosters/other exercises, Documentary,  Care Giver Experience etc


What you will get:

    * Knowledge & skill for Dementia management
    * Certificate of Participation
    * Free Leaflets/notes
    * Books on dementia/care giving will be available at Rs.275/175/-
    * Free Volunteer Membership to Silver Inning Foundation & ARDSI Greater Mumbai Chapter

Number of Participant: minimum 15 to maximum 30 (first come first basis)


How to register:  Rs. 700/- p.p. non residential (inclusive of lunches, refreshments and materials).


Special rates of Rs.500/- p.p. for Senior Citizens who are age 50yrs and above .


Rs.  500/- p.p. early bird discount until 15th April 2011.


Please note there will be no refund of registration fees in event of cancellation by the participant.


Note:
Last date for registration is 30th April 2011

Please send the filled-in form along with the Chq payment to:  Silver Innings, C/o Sailesh Mishra, ARENA III, Flat - 801/802, Poonam Garden, Mira Road -East, Mumbai. India – 401107.


Contact person:


Ms. Mona - 09987104233

Ms. Laxmi Rao – 9029000091
Email: silverinnings@gmail.com

Organized by Silver Innings, a social Enterprise for Age Care. Silver Innings is working towards creating an Elder Friendly World where Ageing becomes a Positive and Rewarding Experience www.silverinnings.com


Warm Regards,

Sailesh Mishra
Founder President - Silver Inning Foundation
Founder – ARDSI Greater Mumbai Chapter

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‘Quality Dementia Care Framework’
Dementia Care Giver Training workshop
Friday 6th May to Sunday 8th May 2011, Mumbai
Registration Form

Name Mr/Ms/Mrs/Dr. ……………………………………………………………………………………. 


Organization..............................................................................................................................................


Designation………………………………………………………………………………………………


Occupation……………………………………………………………………………………………….


Home Address............................................................................................................................................


....................................................................................................................................................................


....................................................................................................................................................................


Telephone/Mobile........................................................................................................................................


Email ID........................................................................................................................................


Website.......................................................................................................................................................


Are you nominated by your organisation or Self nomination …………………………………………...


Please find attached a Demand Draft /Cheque for the amount of Rs.700/-  OR  Rs. 500/- for early bird or Senior Citizens drawn in favor of “Silver Innings”,  bearing Chq/DD number............................... dated........................................ payable at Mumbai.


Mention name of your name and your organization on the reverse of your Draft/Cheque.



Signature:                                                                       Date:


Note: Last date for registration is 30th April 2011

There will be no refund of registration fees in event of cancellation by the participant.

Please send the filled-in form along with the payment to:

Silver Innings, C/o Sailesh Mishra, ARENA III, Flat - 801/802, Poonam Garden, Mira Road -East, Mumbai. India – 401107.

Contact person:

Ms. Mona – 09987104233
Ms. Laxmi Rao – 09029000091
Email: silverinnings@gmail.com  

 
Narotam Sekhsaria Foundation Announces Tobacco Control Awards - Deadline for Applications - 22 April 2011
Prevention, protection and planning for a brighter future!

The Narotam Sekhsaria Foundation is a non-profit initiative created to support enterprising individuals and innovative organisations. Its goal is to promote excellence among individuals, improve the quality of life for those living on the edges of the society, and to protect and promote traditional culture and art forms.


A cause that we, at the Narotam Sekhsaria Foundation, are strongly committed to is tobacco control. As part of our commitment to this work, we are pleased to announce the second edition of the Tobacco Control Awards.


The awards are presented in two forms:

Grant for NGOs — An amount of Rs. 5 lakh awarded to non-profit organisations doing excellent work in the field of tobacco control. The focus is on organisations working in rural and small town areas (population less than 1 million). A maximum of five grants will be awarded to deserving organisations.

Award for Individuals — Awarded to individuals, who have made their mark in the area of tobacco control. Individuals will receive a cash reward of Rs. 1 lakh with up to five individuals awarded.


Please visit
www.nsfoundation.co.in for entry forms and more details on the application process.

Please hurry, as applications will close on April 22, 2011.


In partnership, we can provide for a tobacco-free future!

The Narotam Sekhsaria Foundation, empowers not-for-profit organisations and social entrepreneurs to make a positive, lasting and sustainable impact on society. As a charitable funding agency, it’s focus areas include promoting excellence among individuals, improving the quality of life for socially and economically disadvantaged communities, and promoting and protecting Indian traditions.

Established in 2002 by Mr. Narotam Sekhsaria, it has established a successful track record of identifying and supporting meritorious developmental enterprises across diverse domains including health, education and livelihood. Inspired by vision for a socially, culturally and economically vibrant India, the Narotam Sekhsaria Foundation remains committed to facilitating meaningful change in the country.



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Schemes of Government of India


Schemes of Government of India
Government at both Central and State levels encourages participation
of the NGO’s in developmental and welfare activities. Certain approved
programmes are implemented through the NGO’s.
scheme. The list is furnished with the sole intention of exposing the
NGO’s to the vast and tremendous scope available to them for pursuing their
activities. It is a bird’s eye view of the Government schemes.
I. Schemes of Ministry of Agriculture (Department of
Agriculture and Co-operation)
1) Intensive Cotton Development Programme (ICDP) under Mini-
Mission-II of Technology Mission on Cotton.
2) Integrated Scheme of Oilseeds, Pulses, Oil Palm and Maize
(ISOPOM)
3) National project on Development and Use of Biofertilizers
4) Strengthening of Agriculture Extension Services
5) Small Farmer’s Agri-Business Consortium
6) Natural Disaster Management Programme
7) Watershed Development Project in Shifting Cultivation Area
(WDPSCA) Additional Central Assistance to State Plan
Scheme
8) Scheme for Strengthening and Modernization of Pest
Management Approach in India
II. Schemes of Ministry of Agriculture (National Horticulture
Board Schemes)
9) Development of Commercial Horticulture through Production
and Post-Harvest Management
10) Capital Investment Subsidy for
Construction/Expansion/Modernization of Cold
Storages/Storages of Horticulture Product
11) Technology Development and Transfer for Promotion of
Horticulture
12) Information Service for Horticulture Crops
13) Horticulture Promotion Service
III. Schemes of Ministry of Agro and Rural Industries
14) Scheme of Fund for Regeneration of Traditional Industries
(SFURTI)
15) Programme for Promotion of V.I Cluster – Rural Industry
Service Centre (RISC)
16) Prime Minister’s Rozgar Yojana (PMRY)
17) Rural Employment Generation Programme (REGP)
IV. Schemes of Ministry of Communication and Information
Technology
(Department of Information Technology)
Project Funding for Research and Development in the following
areas:
18) Convergence Communications Internet and Broadband
Technology
19) Technology development for Indian languages
20) Photonics
21) E-learning
22) E-Governance
23) Electronics and IT Applications in Industrial and Infrastructure
Electronics (including Transport and Power)
24) Commerce and Information E-Security
25) IPR
V. Schemes of Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Food and Public
Distribution (Department of Consumer Affairs)
26) Consumer Clubs
27) Scheme on Promoting Involvement of Research
Institutions/Universities/ Colleges etc. in Consumer Welfare
40) Scheme for Financial Assistance Towards Organization of
Seminar/ Conference by National Level Library Association
41) Non-Matching Scheme of Financial Assistance to Children’s
Libraries or Children’s Section of General Public Libraries
42) Scheme for Financial Assistance to Public Libraries towards
Celebration of Golden Jubliee Year/Platinum Year/ Centenary
Year/ 125Year/150year/ 175 Year and the like
VIII. Schemes of Ministry of Environment and Forests (Animal
Welfare Division)
43) Scheme for Provision of Ambulance Services to Animals in
Distress
44) Scheme for Provision of Shelter Houses for Looking after the
Animals
45) Scheme for Birth Control and Immunization of Stray Dogs and
Medical Screening of and Treatment of Tuberculosis in
Urbanized Monkeys of Delhi
IX. Schemes of Ministry of Environment and Forests
46) Environmental Research Promotion
47) Grants-in-aid for Greening India Scheme of the National
Afforestation and Eco-Development Board
48) Ex-situ Conservation of Threatened Plants Endemic to the
Region Through Botanical Gardens and Centres of
Conservation
Environmental Education
49) Seminars, Symposia/Workshops/Conferences, Grants-in-aid
to Professional Societies and Institutions and Publication of
Resource Material related to Environment
50) National Environment Awareness Campaign
51) Centres of Excellence
52) National Green Crops (Eco-Clubs)
53) Environment Information System (ENVIS)
X. Schemes of Ministry of Food Processing Industries
54) Scheme for Human Resource Development
55) Scheme for Technology Upgradation/ Expansion/
Establishment/ Modernization of Food Processing Industries
56) Scheme for Quality Assurance, Codex Standards and
Research and Development
57) Scheme for Backward and Forward Integration and other
Promotional Activities
XI. Schemes of Ministry of Health and Family Welfare
(Department of Family Welfare)
58) Mother NGO (MNGO) Scheme
59) Service NGO (SNGO) Scheme
60) Sterilization Beds Scheme
XII. Schemes of Ministry of Health and Family Welfare
(Department of Health)
61) Scheme for Financial Assistance to Voluntary Organization
for Undertaking Leprosy Survey, Educational and Treatment
(SET) (Under National Leprosy Eradication Programme)
Schemes under National Tuberculosis Control Programme
62) Health Education and Community Outreach
63) Provision of Directly Observed Therapy
64) In-Hospital Care for Tuberculosis Disease
65) Microscopy and Treatment Centre
66) Tuberculosis Unit Model
National Programme for Control of Blindness
67) Non-Recurring Grant-in-aid for Expansion/Upgradation of Eye
Care Units in Voluntary Sector for Underserved Population
68) Non-Recurring Grant-in-aid for Setting up/Strengthening of Eye
Banks and
Eye Donation Centres
69) Non-Recurring Grant-in-aid for Setting up/Strengthening
Vision Centres
70) Recurring Grant-in-aid for Performing Free Cataract
Operations performed at Hospitals in Voluntary Sector
71) Recurring Grant-in-aid to Eye Banks and Eye Donation
Centres
72) National Cancer Control Programme
73) Scheme of Financial Assistance for Corrective Surgery and
Rehabilitation of Polio Affected Children
XIII. Schemes of Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (National
Aids Control Organization in Department of Health)
NACO Programmes
74) Targeted Interventions
75) School Aids Education Programmes (SAEP)
76) Setting up of Telephonic Counselling Services
77) Condom Programming
78) Care and Support for People Living with HIV/Aids
79) Community Care Centre
XIV. Schemes of Ministry of Health and Family Welfare
(Department of Ayush)
80) Central Scheme for Development and Cultivation of Medicinal
Plants
81) Central Scheme for Re-orientation Training Programme of
ISM&H Personnel
82) Health Awareness/Treatment Camps of ISM&H in the North
Eastern States of Sikkim
83) Central Sector Scheme for Development of Indian System of
Medicine and Homeopathy
XV. Schemes of Ministry of Health and family Welfare (National
Medicinal Plants Board)
84) Promotional and Commercial Schemes
XVI. Schemes of Ministry of Home Affairs
85) National Human Rights Commissions Guidelines for
Sponsoring Research
Schemes of National Foundation for Communal Harmony
86) Project Cooperation
87) Sadbhavana Club
XVII. Schemes of Ministry of Housing and Urban Poverty
Alleviation
88) Schemes for Night Shelter for Urban Shelterless
XVIII. Schemes of Ministry of Human Resource Development
(Department of Elementary Education and Literacy)
Education Guarantee Scheme and Alternative and
Innovative Education
89) Children in Remote, School-less Habitations
90) Support to Maktabs/Madrasas in a variety of ways to provide
non-formal education
91) Bridge Courses/Back to School Camps
92) Centrality of Community involvement/management in EGS &
AIE interventions
93) Education Volunteers
94) Scheme for Assistance for Experimental and Innovative
Programme for the Education at the Elementary Stage
Including Non-Formal Education
95) National Programme of Nutritional Support to Primary
Education (NP-NSPE-2006) (Mid-Day Meal Scheme)
Adult Education 􀂱 National Literacy Mission
96) Grants for Projects for Eradication of Illiteracy
97) Grants to Resource Centers
98) Jan Shikshan Sansthans – District Repositories
99) Scheme of Assistance to Voluntary Agencies under Mahila
Samakhya
100) Scheme of Financial Assistance by the Indian National
Commission for Co-operation with UNESCO (INCUU),
Department of Education
101) Financial Assistance for Promotion of Hindi to Voluntary
Organizations including Dakshin Bharat Hindi Prachar Sabha
and Publications and Purchase of Books
102) Scheme of Publications and Purchase of Books in India
languages (other than Hindi, Sanskrit, Urdu, Sindhi and
English)
103) Scheme of Publications and Purchase of Books in English
language and related activities for the promotion of English
language
104) Scheme of promotion of Sanskrit
105) Scheme of Assistance to Voluntary Organizations working in
the field of Classical Languages including Arabian and
Persian
Copyright and Book Promotion
106) Scheme of Assistance for Book Promotional activities
107) Scheme for intellectual property Education, Research and
Public outreach
108) Scheme of Studies, Seminars, Evaluation for Implementation
of Education Policy
109) Scheme of Area Intensive programme for Educationally
Backward Minorities
National Council for Promotion of Urdu Language
110) Scheme of Bulk Purchase of Books/Periodicals/Journals
111) Scheme of Financial Assistance for Short –Term Studies
112) Scheme of Financial Assistance for
Seminars/Conferences/Workshop
Scheme of Financial Assistance for following Projects for
Promotion of Urdu Language
113) Books of reference including encyclopedia, books of
knowledge, compilation of anthologies, bibliographies and
dictionaries (in one or more languages)
114) Descriptive Catalogues of rare manuscripts in such format as
may be prescribed by the NCPUL
115) Original writings in Urdu on linguistics, literature (excluding
fiction, drama and poetry), Indological, Social,
Anthropological and Cultural themes
116) Publication of old manuscripts with translation
117) Transliteration of classics from one Indian language into Urdu
118) Any other kind of activity as may be individually accepted as
conductive to the promotion of Urdu language
119) Linguistic Surveys
XIX. Schemes of Ministry of Human Resource Development
(Department of Secondary Education)
120) Scheme for Strengthening of Boarding and Hostel Facilities
for Girl Students of Secondary and Higher Secondary schools
XX. Schemes of Ministry of Human Resource development
(Department of Higher Education)
121) Information and Communication Technology in Schools
Scheme
Scheme of Quality Improvement in Schools
122) Improvement of Science Education in Schools
123) Environmental Education to School Children
124) Scheme for Promotion of yoga in Schools
125) Integrated Education for Disabled Children (IEDC)
126) Scheme of Financial Assistance for Strengthening Education in
Human Values
XXI. Schemes of Ministry of Labour
127) Grant-in-aid scheme for Financial Assistance to Voluntary
and Non-Governmental Organizations for taking up Action
Programmes/Projects for the Benefit of Child Labour and
Women Labour
XXII. Schemes of Ministry of Minority Affairs
128) Free Coaching and Allied Scheme for the candidates
belonging to Minority Communities
129) Merit Cum Means scholarship scheme for Minority
Communities Students
130) Post-matric scholarships for students belonging to Minority
Communities
131) Pre-matric scholarship for students belonging to Minority
Communities (orders awaited)
XXIII. Schemes of Ministry of New and Renewable Energy Sources
Solar Energy Programmes
132) Scheme on Promotion of Solar Thermal Systems for Air
Heating/ Steam Generating Applications, Solar Buildings and
Akshay Urja Shops
133) Scheme on Demonstration and Promotion of Solar Photovoltic
Devices/ Systems in Urban Areas
134) Scheme on Accelerated Development and Deployment of
Solar Water Heating Systems in Domestic, Industrial and
Commercial Sectors
135) Solar Photovoltic (SPV) Programmes(s)
136) Solar Lantern Programme
137) Solar Thermal Energy Demonstration Programme
Biomass Development Programmes
138) Biomass Energy and Co-generation Programmes
(i) Biomass Power/Cogeneration Programme
(ii) Biomass Gasifier Programme
139) Programme on Biomass Energy and Cogeneration (Nonbagasse)
in industry and institutions
140) Biomass Gasifier Scheme
141) Test Projects on Village Energy Security
Biogas Development Programmes
142) Biogas based Power Generation Programme (BPGP)
143) National Biogas and Manure Management Programme
(NBMMP)
144) Renewable Energy Parks Scheme/ Special Area
Demonstration Programme
145) Programmes/ Schemes in New Technology Group
XXIV. Schemes of Ministry of Overseas Indian Affairs
146) Schemes for the Welfare of Women deserted by their
Overseas Indian Spouses
XXV. Schemes of Ministry of Rural Development (Department of
Land Resources)
Land Development 􀂱 Wastelands Development Schemes
147) Integrated Wastelands Development Project (IWDP) Scheme
148) Scheme of Technology Development Extension and Training
(TDET) for Wastelands Development in Non-Forest Areas
149) Scheme of Investment Promotional Scheme for Development
of Non-Forest Wastelands
150) Drought Prone Areas Programmes (DPAP) and Desert
Development Programme (DDP)
(i) Drought Prone Areas Programme
(ii) Desert Development Programme (DDP)
XXVI. Schemes of Ministry of Rural Development (Department of
Rural Development)
151) Swarnjayanti Gram Swarozgar Yojana (SGSY)
XXVII. Schemes of Ministry of Rural Development (Department of
Drinking Water Supply)
152) Central Rural Sanitation Programme
XXVIII. Schemes of Ministry of Rural Development
[Council for Advancement of People’s Action and Rural
Technology (CAPART)]
153) Promotion of Voluntary Action in Rural Development (Public
Co-operation) Scheme
154) Advancement of Rural Technology Scheme (ARTS)
155) Nodal NGO Scheme
156) Scheme of Financial Assistance for preparing Young
Professional in Rural Area (Yuva Jyothi)
157) Grameen Vikas Andolan
158) Scheme of Village Knowledge Centre
159) Gram Shree Mela (GSMs)/Buyer Seller Meets (BSMs)
160) Guidelines for Workshops/Seminars/Conferences proposed
for CAPART’s Support
XXIX. Schemes of Ministry of Science and Technology
161) Science and Technology Entrepreneurship Development
(STED) Project
162) Skill Development Training through Science and Technology
(STST)
163) Natural Resources Data Management System (NRDMS)
164) Seismology Programme (SP)
165) State Science and Technology Programme (SSTP)
166) Department of Scientific and Industrial Research (DSIR)
a) International Technology Transfer Programme
167) Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR)
a) Ad-Hoc Research Schemes
168) Department of Biotechnology Biotech-based programme for
Societal Upliftment
XXX. Schemes of Ministry of Science and Technology (Science
and Society Division)
169) Schemes under Science and Society Programme
170) S&T Application for Rural Development (STARD)
171) S&T Application for Weaker Sections (STAWS)
172) S&T for Women
173) Special Component Plan (SCP)
174) Tribal Sub-plan (TSP)
175) Scheme for young Scientists and Professional (SYSP)
XXXI. Schemes of Ministry of Shipping, Road Transport and
Highways (Department of Road & Highways)
176) Guidelines for Grant of Financial Assistance for Administering
Road Safety Programmes
177) Guidelines for Proposals on Setting up a Training Institute on
Driving and Research
178) Guidelines for Grant of Financial Assistance for Administering
two days refresher Training to Heavy Motor Vehicle Drivers in
Un-organized Sector
179) Revised Scheme for Assistance in the Shape of Cranes and
Ambulance for Administering National highway Accident
Relief Service Scheme under Road Safety Programme to
State/UT Governments and NGO’s
XXXII. Schemes of Ministry of Small Scale Industries
180) Trade related Entrepreneurship Assistance and Development
(TREAD) Scheme for Women
181) Scheme of Micro Finance Programme
182) Scheme of International Cooperation
XXXIII. Schemes of Ministry of Social Justice and
Empowerment
183) General Scheme of Social Defence
Scheme for Old Age
184) Integrated Programme for Older Persons
185) Scheme of Assistance to Panchayati Raj Institutions/
Voluntary Organizations/Self Help Groups for Construction of
Old Age Homes/ Multi Service Centers
186) Treatment and Rehabilitation of Addicts
Welfare Schemes for Persons with Disabilities
187) Scheme of Assistance to Disabled Persons for Purchase/
Fitting of Aids/ Appliances (ADIP Scheme)
188) Scheme to promote Voluntary Action for Persons with
Disabilities
Schemes for the Development of Scheduled Castes
189) Scheme of Hostels for Scheduled Caste Girls and Boys
190) Coaching and Allied Scheme for SC/ST Students
191) Supporting Project of All India Nature of SC’s (Research and
Training)
192) Scheme of Grant-in-aid to Voluntary and other Organizations
working for Scheduled Castes
Schemes for Backward Classes Welfare
193) Hostels for OBC Boys and Girls
194) Assistance to Voluntary Organizations for the Welfare of OBC’s
Central Wakf Council
195) Scholarship to the poor students pursuing
Technical/Professional Degree Courses @ Rs. 6000/- per
annum
196) Ad-hoc grant to poor and needy students of General Degree
Courses @ Rs. 3000/- per annum
197) Matching Grant to the State Wakf Boards for Providing
scholarship in their respective States to the school students,
Madrasa students and the School students doing
Technical/Professional Diploma Courses
198) Grant for the establishment of I.T.Is in the Muslim
concentrated areas
199) Financial assistance to Voluntary Organizations for
Vocational Training Centers
200) Financial assistance to Libraries for developing Book Bank
201) Development of Wakf Property
Moulana Azad Education Foundation
202) Financial assistance for Construction/ expansion of Schools
belonging to educationally backward minorities
203) Financial assistance for purchase of Science/Computer lab
equipments/furniture for institutions belonging to
educationally backward minorities
204) Financial assistance for Construction/ Expansion of
Vocational Training Centre/ITI/Polytechnic belonging to
backward minorities
205) Financial assistance for construction of hostel building in the
institutions belonging to educationally backward minorities
206) Financial assistance for construction / Expansion of
D.Ed./B.Ed. College belonging to backward minorities
207) Financial assistance for purchase of equipments/ machinery/
tools/ furniture for VTC/ITI/Polytechnic belonging to
educationally backward minorities
208) Moulana Azad National Scholarship for Meritorious Girl
Students belonging to Minorities
209) Moulana Abdul Kalam Azad Literacy Award for Promoting
Education amongst Educationally backward minorities
210) Scheme to establish Moulana Azad Sadbhavana Kendras
National Minorities Development and Finance Corporation
211) Term Loan Scheme
212) Margin Money Loan Scheme
213) Educational Loan Scheme
214) Micro Financing Scheme
215) Interest Free Loan for Promotion of SHG’s
216) Mahila Samridhi Yojana
217) Vocational Training
218) Marketing Assistance to Craft Persons
219) Assistance for Design Development/Skill Upgradation
220) Micro Credit Scheme
XXXIV. Schemes of Ministry of Tribal Affairs
221) Scheme of grant-in-aid to Voluntary Organizations working for
the Welfare of the Scheduled Tribes (GVWST)
222) Schemes of Educational Complex in low Literacy Pockets
223) Vocational Training Centres
XXXV. Schemes of Ministry of Water Resources
224) R&D Programme implementation Guidelines
XXXVI. Schemes of Ministry of Women and Child Development
Rashtriya Mahila Kosh Loan Schemes for NGO􀂶s
225) Loan Promotion Scheme
226) Main Loan Scheme
227) Revolving Fund Scheme
228) Bulk Lending Scheme
229) Gold Credit Pass Book Scheme
230) Housing Loan Scheme
231) Working Capital Term Loan Scheme
232) Family Loan Scheme
233) Franchisee Scheme
234) Capacity Building Scheme
235) Nodal Agency Scheme
236) Self Help Groups (SHG’s) Scheme
237) Swadhar- A Scheme for Women in Difficult Circumstances
238) Setting up of Employment-cum-income Generating Unit
(NORAD)
239) Swalamban (NORAD) Scheme
240) Support to Training and Employment Programme for Women
(STEP)
241) Swayamsidha (IWEP)
242) Scheme of assistance for the Construction/Expansion of
hostel Building for Working Women with a Day Care Centre
243) Scheme of short stay homes for Women and Girls
244) Rajiv Gandhi National Creche Scheme for the Children of
Working Mothers
245) Scheme on Networking with Non-Governmental Organizations
(NGO’S), Home Science Colleges etc. for Intensifying
Nutrition Education and Extension activities
246) Nutrition Education and Training through Community Food
and Nutrition Extension units (CFNEUS)
247) Scheme of assistance to Educational work for prevention of
Atrocities on Women
248) Scheme of Organizational Assistance to Voluntary
Organization for Women and Child Development
249) General Grant-in-aid Scheme for assistance to Voluntary
Organization in the Field of Women and Child Development
250) Scheme on Community based Production of Nutritious Foods
251) Scheme of assistance to Voluntary Agencies for early
Childhood Education for 3-6 age group Children under the
programme of Universalisation of elementary Education
252) An integrated programme for street Children
253) Scheme for welfare of Working Children in need of care and
protection
254) Grant-in-aid for Research, Publications and Monitoring
XXXVII. Schemes of Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports
255) Scheme for Assistance to Youth Clubs
256) Financial Assistance for Promotion of Youth Activities and
Training
257) Scheme of Financial Assistance for Development and
Empowerment of Adolescents
258) Promotion of National Integration
259) Rural Sports Programme
260) Scheme of State Sports Academy
XXXVIII. Schemes of National Bank for Agriculture and Rural
Development (NABARD)
261) Rural Innovation Fund (RIF)
Refinance Schemes
262) Enterprise Loan Scheme (ELS)
263) Soft Loan assistance Scheme for Margin Money (SLAMM)
264) Refinance for Rural Housing activity
265) Skill Upgradation and Design Development for Handlooms
Weavers (SUDHA)
Women Development
266) Assistance to Rural Women in Non-Farm Development
(ARWIND)
267) Assistance for Marketing of Non-Farm Products of Rural
Women (MAHIMA)
268) Development of Women through Area programme (DEWTA)
269) Rural Entrepreneurship Development programme (REDP)
270) Environmental promotional assistance Scheme (EPA)
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