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The contract was signed between the Consul of the Japanese Consulate, Mumbai, Akira Iwanade and the Secretary of Bhasha Research and Publication centre, Sandhya Gajjar, on Wednesday at the Adivasi academy under the Japanese government’s Grant Assistance for Grassroots Projects (GAGP) initiative.
Iwanade said the contribution was part of Tokyo’s endeavour for the betterment of tribals. He said he was looking forward to more such fruitful relationships with Indian NGOs. In the current financial year, the Japanese Consulate, Mumbai, has so far disbursed grants amounting to $338,070 (Rs.1, 43,20,263). Bhasha Research and Publication Centre is the fourth recipient of the grant this year. Gajjar said the grant would be utilised to construct a well-equipped activity centre with a built-up area of 726 square metres. “The activity centre will facilitate and monitor community level activities in micro-finance, food-grain banks, water harvesting, literacy, healthcare and improved agriculture,” she said.
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Greetings from IW-CEEDS,Sir /Madam, We are working among poor people for their economic and social development. Particularly we are conducting poverty elimination programmers, Like income generation programmes through SHG’s, children education, disabled programmes,environmental programmes and health programmes. A part of this, we have decided to construct a tribal children’s home at nungabakkam village for disabled and drop out children in our land. So we request to give your donation to poor children’s for their bright future. We hope that you should join with our poverty elimination programmes.Thanking you, Yours Faithfully, p.tamilselvi Secretary IW-CEEDS
Yuwak Vikas Samiti Vedmanpur is a district level registered organization in bhadohi distt. province of Uttar Pradesh in India . The good of all man kind irrespective of cost , crude of religion for just human society , community health eg. HIV/AIDS ,literacy, social awareness self realization, rehabitation of women
We want to know more about the tribal empowerment grant.