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Guiding Principles
All of our activities are guided by the following principles:
We believe in
- Child labour in any form is not acceptable
- Every child out of school is a child engaged in labour
- Active participation of women is essential for equitable socio-economic development
- Knowledge and action shall bring true sovereignty for our citizens
- Access to minimum health care is a basic right of every individual
- Preventive care should be promoted through advocacy and awareness
Guiding Principles
All of our activities are guided by the following principles:
- Pro-poor and a bottom-up approach
- Participatory learning
- Mainstreaming gender in all activities
- Transparency and accountability in all actions
- Working in coordination with local institutions
We believe in
- We are pro-poor and we always interact with the poor in a way that provides hope, dignity, and individual choice.
- We believe in supplying fishing rods rather than fish by supporting job creation among the poor.
- We tackle poverty holistically with an integrated approach.
- We lift communities by getting children out of labour and into schools, improving health services, creating access to IT, and implementing sustainable environmental practices.
- We have a bottom-up approach, where models emerge locally, and then spread globally.
- We meet best business practice in terms of efficiency, transparency, and accountability, and combine the best of civil society and business.
04 April 2013
Natural Resources Management initiatives will now be implemented in Salem District.
01 April 2013
As a credit deepening strategy, a select few entrepreneurs are being encouraged to form Activity-Based Groups to promote economic activities across the dairy value chain.
25 March 2013
A mass awareness programme was organised at Maduranthakam Municipality, Tamil Nadu to mark World Water Day.