‘NGO Registration and Future’ Workshop conducted by PEF at Limb Village

‘NGO Registration and Future’ Workshop conducted by PEF at Limb Village

            Today dated 17^th march, 2017 Planet Earth Foundation,Shirla took workshop on ‘NGO Registration and Future’ for the youth girls in limb village. Limb village is situated near Tasgoan in Sangli district. This area is mostly famous for production of grapes. The population of limb village is nearby 1200. Tilak Maharashtra vidyappeth, pune (Sangli campus) conducted the Participatory Rural appraisal (Rural camp) in previous month to make action plan after need identification of village. They find some problems through PRA. In that the priorities are alcoholism, Problems of farmers, women’s SHG, Livelihood Etc. To sort out the problems the young girls from this village want to make organization and through this they want to do some activities for the village through developmental approach to sustain their village.

            According to this we arrange the workshop with the help of my friends Swapnil Hingmire, Satyjit Nikam and Vishal Nalawade. In this workshop the following topics are discussed,

What is NGO ?

• A non govwebmental Organization (NGO) is any non-profit, voluntry citizen’s group which is legally constituted, and work on a local, natioanl or international level.
• The number of NGOs worldwide is estimated to be 3.7 million.
• Russia has 2,77,000 NGOs.
• China is estimated to have approximately 440,000 officially registered NGOs.
• India is estimated to have had around 2 million NGOs in 2009.

Types of NGO’s : By orientation and level of operation

• Charitable orientation
• Service orientation
• Empowering orientation
• Community based Organizations
• National NGO’S
• International NGO’s

Acts for NGO’S while registration

1. Societies Registration Act, 1860
2. Bombay Public trusts Act,1950

Advantages of NGO’s

• Ability to experiment freely
• Flexible to work on local needs
• Enjoy good rapport with people
• Ability to communicate at all levels
• Ability to recruit experts and highly motivated staff
• Less restrictions from the Government

Disadvantages of NGO’s

• Lack of funds
• Lack of dedicated leadership
• Misuse of funds
• Lack of public Participation
• Centralizations in Urban Areas
• Lack of Coordination

Who helps the NGO sector

• Funding Agencies
• Corporate Companies
• Secret Donors
• Government Agencies

Areas of work

• Health
• Empowerment   ( Child, Women, handicaps, social handicaps)
• Research
• Environment
• Education
• Rural and Urban Development
• Human rights
• Agriculture
• Superstition

What we want to do….

• Need to honest
• Need to dedicated persons
• Need to transparency  to create confidence
• A proper personal policy

Required process for change:

Group Discussion and Guidance

• Planning
• Analyzing
• Staffing
• Networking
• Implementing
• Monitoring
• Evaluating
• Sustaining
• exiting
  
  

  

  Active Participation