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Reviewed By: admin 2 Jul 2014
Struggle for Water in Villages of Mewat, Haryana
- Water
By Water Management Team Water problems in villages within 100 km radius of Delhi, Capital of India On July 7, 2012, we interviewed villagers in the...
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Reviewed By: admin 2 Jul 2014
Right to Education- Are we prepared to implement it?
- Education
- Transform Lives
By Tanya Rana – Assistant Program Leader, Good Rural Governance Education is a fundamental human right and is essential for the exercise of all...
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Reviewed By: admin 2 Jul 2014
Low-Cost ICT Solutions for Rural India
- Outreach for Development
Sam Kapoor— Manger, Resource Mobilization and Partnerships Although we all know India is one of the largest contributors to the IT development...
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Reviewed By: admin 2 Jul 2014
Alfaz-e-Mewat (now known as CR Connect), a new Community Radio Station in Mewat
- Outreach for Development
S M Sehgal Foundation’s Alfaz-e-Mewat community radio brings information regarding new developments on vital social and cultural issues, across 225...
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Reviewed By: admin 2 Jul 2014
Water for Thirsty Villages in Haryana, India: the Green Economy at the Grassroots
- Water
By Sehgal Foundation Blog Team This year’s theme for World Environment Day is Green Economy. The United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP)...
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Reviewed By: admin 2 Jul 2014
The Gap between MGNREGA’s Intent and Ground Realities
- Rural Development
By Anjali Godyal – Group Leader, Projects The Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (MGNREGA) came into effect in 2006. It...
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Reviewed By: admin 2 Jul 2014
Key Stakeholder Partnerships in Rural Development – A Crucial Need
- Rural Development
By Aparna Mahajan—Director, Resource Mobilization and Partnerships According to the 2011 Census, about 69 percent of the country’s total...
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Reviewed By: admin 2 Jul 2014
Media for Rural Voices
- Outreach for Development
By Jane E. Schukoske, CEO Hear the girls sing at a rural school in district Mewat, Haryana: “Maa Ri Main jaungi Vidyalya O Mother, I will go to...
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Reviewed By: admin 2 Jul 2014
Needs Assessment: An Unfelt Necessity
- Partnerships
In recent times, impact evaluation has gained a strong foothold in the development sector. Impact evaluation assesses the changes that can be...
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Reviewed By: admin 2 Jul 2014
Sustainability- Between India and Japan- We can make it work!
- Research
Join our Indo-Japanese Dialogue Seminar In Search of Sustainability ! Sehgal Foundation is hosting an Indo-Japanese Dialogue Seminar featuring...
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Reviewed By: admin 2 Jul 2014
Conference on Alternative Rural Media titled, “Rural Voices: Unheard to by the Empowered”
- Sustainability
By Communications Team “In the twenty-first century, the capacity to communicate will almost certainly be a key human right. Eliminating the...
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Reviewed By: admin 2 Jul 2014
Why Do Corporations Need to be Socially Responsible?
- Outreach for Development
By Anjali Godyal – Group Leader, Projects Andrew Carnegie said that “by achieving wealth, we undertake an obligation to repay that which...
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Reviewed By: admin 2 Jul 2014
After All, A Simple Story May Answer It All
- Research
By Satoko Okamoto -Visiting Scientist, Rural Research We all know that the world is demanding hard evidence to show that development programs work....
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Reviewed By: admin 2 Jul 2014
A Weak Link Challenging the Water Management
- Water
By Lalit Sharma – Group Leader, Adaptive Rural Technologies The current water situation in India has been well studied and documented. In order to...
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Reviewed By: admin 23 May 2014
BIO SAND FILTER: Worth the Wait
- Water
Sonal Birla According to the United Nations, 18 percent of world’s population lack access to safe drinking water. Even if the UN Millennium...
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Reviewed By: admin 6 May 2014
Radio station on wheels!
- Outreach for Development
Republic Day (January 26) celebrations at the Centre and State level are not to be missed out events. This occasion is meant to showcase the best we...
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Reviewed By: admin 6 Mar 2014
The Future of Legal Aid in India: Lessons from Mewat, Haryana
- Local Participation and Sustainability
What is the future of legal aid in India? What role do lawyers, law schools, and NGOs have in securing the rights and entitlements of citizens in...
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Reviewed By: admin 11 Oct 2013
Living with Climate Change (Blog series: Write-up 2)
- Climate Change
Sumit Vij “If you have knowledge, let others light their candles with it” — Winston Churchill Continuing from the last blog entry,...
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Reviewed By: admin 26 Sep 2013
Living with Climate Change
- Climate Change
Sumit Vij This blog series is a part of assorted writings for a two-year research project titled “Living with Climate Change” (LCC)...
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Reviewed By: admin 6 Sep 2013
Kites to celebrate freedom
- Outreach for Development
The people of India recently celebrated the 67th Independence Day, an important holiday for all of us that work for the empowerment of rural...
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Reviewed By: admin 22 Aug 2013
Can Legal Aid help alleviate rural poverty in India?
- Local Participation and Sustainability
by Jane Schukoske, CEO In a developing country like India, there is a lack of equal opportunity and protection to a large segment of the population,...
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Reviewed By: admin 11 Apr 2013
Learning From Shodh Yatra (Research Travel): In Search of Grassroots Innovations
- Research
Grassroots innovations are solutions for the problems of the common people, created by the common people. These innovations typically evolve outside...
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Reviewed By: admin 6 Mar 2013
Micro Planning: A tool to empower people
- Local Participation and Sustainability
By Anjali Godyal-Group Leader, Projects Micro-planning is a comprehensive planning approach where in the community prepares development plans...
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Reviewed By: admin 9 Jan 2013
Climate Change and Its Impacts: Observations by the Villagers in Mewat
- Climate Change
By Satoko Okamoto – Visiting Scientist and Aditya Bastola – Social Scientist, Rural Research Center In the semi-arid region of Mewat, Haryana,...
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