Manjari Corner
Seventy women farmers in Udaipur received training on the Turmeric Package of Practices as part of the “Farmer’s Prosperity and Resilience through Climate Smart Tech Agriculture Project.” A three-day training on Books of Record was provided to 32 participants in Jhajjar to help them equip themselves with the skills needed to standardise record-keeping. Conducted a two-day workshop under the Entrepreneurship Development Program with Udyogini Didi's to assess their entrepreneurial potential and encourage innovative thinking. Successfully conducted a field exposure visit for 20 selected farmers from Jhadol block. Tge farmers visited organic farming resource centers, High-tech vegetable nursery and grocery stores. Recently organised a special event in 5 villages to discuss the potential and aspirations for rural Dhaulpur's development.

School Infrastructure

Making School A Place To Learn And Grow

School infrastructure in government schools is still a big challenge. Education infrastructure includes quality classrooms, a playground, separate toilets for both boys and girls, library with adequate reading and playing aids. A child spends his/her maximum time in school as a student. The school infrastructure then becomes a major factor in how a child sees the world as he/she grows up. Numerous studies suggest that a lack of access to proper sanitation facilities creates a huge barrier to education as children frequently miss school due to hygiene-related diseases.

Toilets and proper washing stations can help stop the spread of many diseases such as diarrhea. At the same, It creates a favorable environment for students’ holistic development. Quality learning takes place in a proper space where learners feel comfortable and safe as well. School infrastructure is a key element in a child’s academic as well as holistic growth.

Our Interventions

Developing classrooms with sitting arrangements

Toilets for both girls and boys

Playground and safe passage for Kids

Office Books

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'Manjari’ literally translates to “seed of Tulsi”, a sacred Indian plant. When women mobilise themselves to form institutions, they are empowered to sow their own ‘seeds of change’.