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Compendium of Vos and Ngos NATIONAL CAPITAL TERRITORY OF DELHI COMPENDIUM of Voluntary Organizations (VOs)/ Non-Governmental Organizations(NGOs) PLANNING DEPARTMENT 6th Level, B-Wing, Delhi Secretariat New Delhi-110002 October, 2014 http://delhiplanning.nic.in INDEX S.No. Name of Department Page No. Introduction i-iii 1 Environment & Forest 1-16 2 Health & Family Welfare 17-27 3 Social Welfare 28-125 4 Welfare of SC/ST/OBC/Minorities 126-127 5 Women & Child Development 128-145 6 Samajik Suvidha Sangam 146-257 7 Education 258-313 8 Training & Technical Education 314-331 9 Industries 332-344 Annexure VO/ NGO's Receiving GIA from more than one Departments 345 INTRODUCTION The Government of NCT of Delhi is committed to promotion of partnership with Voluntary Sector in the areas of Formulation, Implementation, Appraisal of its Development and Welfare Policies and Programmes so as to achieve the goal of people’s participation in the development process. Some of the important steps the Government of NCT of Delhi has taken for promoting partnership with the Voluntary Sector are described in brief as under:- 1. The Government of NCT of Delhi initiated the process of promoting partnership with the Voluntary Sector in the development process of Delhi in the 10th Five Year Plan when a Joint Machinery was constituted vide Notification No.F.21(24)/2000-02/Coord./Plg./1282-1361 dated 9.6.2004. Planning Department was declared as Secretariat of the Joint Machinery which organized a number of meetings of this Machinery during the year. 2. Government of Delhi involved NGOs/Civil Society Organizations/Voluntary Sector in Formulation of the Approach for 12th Five Year Plan of Delhi to the best possible extent. Planning Department prepared a Document “Issues & Challenges for 12th Five Year Plan” in September, 2011. This Document was placed on the website of Planning Department and Government of Delhi. 3. Eight Workshops were organized in November – December, 2011 on the vital subjects like Transport, Education, Health, Water Supply, Urban Development, Welfare of Deprived Sections, Municipal Solid Waste Disposal and Environment. These 08 Workshops were attended by a number of citizens, representatives of Civil Society Organizations, Voluntary Organizations, NGOs, Academic and Research Institutions. More than 600 suggestions received from the citizens, NGOs, Voluntary Sectors, Academic and Research Institutions were also considered in these 08 Workshops. The deliberations of these Workshops were taken into account in framing the Approach for 12th Five Year Plan of Delhi, published in June, 2012. 4. The Plan implementing departments / agencies are involving Voluntary Organizations in formulation, implementation, monitoring of various Plan i Programmes in the NCT of Delhi. Some of the major Plan Programmes being implemented in collaboration with Voluntary Organizations are: i. Development & Maintenance of Parks and Gardens. ii. Plantation of Trees and Development of City Forests. iii. Conservation and Preservation of Environment. iv. Environmental Data Generation, Survey & Research. v. Pollution Control & Environment Management vi. Consumer Awareness and Protection of their Rights. vii. Urban Family Welfare Centre viii. Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan. ix. Library facilities. x. Immunization Campaigns, Health Education and Awareness. xi. Social and Community Services in Slums and JJ Clusters. xii. Management of Night Shelters. xiii. Welfare of Senior citizens, Disabled and Destitute. xiv. Working Women Hostels. xv. Mid Day Meal Programme xvi. Industrial Pollution Control & Monitoring xvii. Children Homes. xviii. Women Empowerment & Child Welfare. xix. People’s Participation in the Development Process – Bhagidari / My Delhi I Care Fund. ii 5. The present Directory/ Compendium of the Voluntary Organizations (VOs)/ NGOs working in different fields contain information in respect of 335 organizations getting funds under different schemes of 9 departments (5 VO/NGO’s receiving GIA from more than one department). The department wise position is given below: S. Department/ Agency No. of Total Funds Total Funds No. VOs/ NGOs Released during released during 2012-13 2013-14 (` In Lakhs) (` In Lakhs) 1 Environment & Forest 15 39.79 84.51 2 Health & Family Welfare 10 458.48 NIL 3 Social Welfare 97 172.51 103.66 4 Welfare of 1 NIL 250.00 SC/ST/OBC/Minorities 5 Women & Child Development 17 368.08 380.90 6 Samajik Suvidha Sangam 111 1758.39 1773.75 7 Education 55 24.67 46.86 8 Training & Technical Education 17 36.63 117.43 9 Industries 12 1100.00 1262.50 TOTAL 335 3958.55 4019.61 6. The compendium gives the information in respect of name & address of the organization, details of registration, functions, funds released and allocated etc. This will be updated every year after collecting information from the respective departments. Moreover, the compendium of VOs/NGOs will be made available on the website of Planning Department (http://delhiplanning.nic.in) iii ENVIRONMENT & FOREST DEPARTMENT No. of VOs/ NGOs 15 Funds Released to VOs/NGOs During 2012-13 ` 39.79 Lakh 2013-14 ` 84.51 Lakh Funds Allocated to VOs/NGOs During 2014-15 ` 69.95 Lakh 1 Environment Department Name & Address of VO/NGO Aravali Foundation for Education Aravali House, 431-432/D-22 Chhattarpur Hills, New Delhi 110074 1 Name of the Contact Person with Designation Sh. Manoj Dabas, Exe.Director (Contact No., E-mail & website address of Ph:69414852, 69419323 VO/NGO and contact person) Fax:26301016 Email:[email protected] Website:www.aravalifoundation.in 2 Whether registered? Yes 3 If yes, Reg. No. & Date of Reg. 34330/02/010/321227 17/09/2004 14/10/2001 4 Major functions being performed by Workshop on climate change as per Environmental Education VO/NGO/CSO/AI/RO w.r.t. the schemes of the proposal namely Climete Change department Mitigation and Energy Use Optimization on through Cool roofs by Aravali Founation for Education approved. 5 Area of Operation in Delhi RWAs and schools of Delhi as per Entire Delhi proposal. 6 Name of Plan scheme under which funds Climate Change and other Activities. Assistance to NGOs for Promotion released Preservation & Conservation of Environment 7 Funds released to VO/NGO/CSO/AI/RO i During 2012-13 (` in Lakhs) 1.20 4.95 ii During 2013-14 (` in Lakhs) 0.80 2.97 8 Funds Allocated for release to VO/NGO in 2014- 1.98 15 (` in Lakhs) 9 Physical Targets and Achievements reported by VO/NGO/CSO/AI/RO i During 2012-13 Completion Report submitted of 10th Vacation Programme on Environmental Resources ii During 2013-14 As per objectives of the proposal. Completion Report submitted of Completion Report submitted 11th Vacation Programme on Environmental Resources 10 Physical Targets reported by Report Submitted VO/NGO/CSO/AI/RO during 2014-15 11 Whether Pattern of assistance/ -- MOU/Guidelines for providing funds to VO/NGO is approved? If yes copy of the same may be enclosed 12 Any other relevant information -- 2 Name & Address of VO/NGO Society for Environment & Development UG-3, E-77, West Vinod Nagar, Delhi 110092 1 Name of the Contact Person with Designation Dr. Lalit Mohan, Exe.Director (Contact No., E-mail & website address of Ph: 22475117 VO/NGO and contact person) Fax: 22479505 Email:[email protected] Website:www.sed.org.in 2 Whether registered? Yes 3 If yes, Reg. No. & Date of Reg. Registration No.S/25260 of 1993 & 31.12.1993 4 Major functions being performed by As per proposal approved namely Construction of Vermi-pits & VO/NGO/CSO/AI/RO w.r.t. the schemes of the Demonstration of Technology at selected Schools/ Colleges for Waste department Management. 5 Area of Operation in Delhi Schools of Delhi 6 Name of Plan scheme under which funds Assistance to NGO in the Promotion, Conservation and Preservation of released Environment 7 Funds released to VO/NGO/CSO/AI/RO i During 2012-13 (` in Lakhs) 5.00 ii During 2013-14 (` in Lakhs) 5.00 8 Funds Allocated for release to VO/NGO in 2014- 15 (` in Lakhs) 9 Physical Targets and Achievements reported by VO/NGO/CSO/AI/RO i During 2012-13 As per objectives of the proposal. Completion Report submitted. ii During 2013-14 As per objectives of the proposal. Completion Report submitted. 10 Physical Targets reported by -- VO/NGO/CSO/AI/RO during 2014-15 11 Whether Pattern of assistance/ Yes MOU/Guidelines for providing funds to VO/NGO is approved? If yes copy of the same may be enclosed 12 Any other relevant information -- 3 Name & Address of VO/NGO Sajag Society F-221, New Seema Puri, Delhi 110095 1 Name of the Contact Person with Designation Sh. Prakash Kumar, President (Contact No., E-mail & website address of Project Office(Sajag Society and Green Bandhu) Flat-276, Ground Flr, VO/NGO and contact person) Samalkha, ND-110037 Ph:9212117151, 9818167932 Email:[email protected], [email protected] 2 Whether registered? Yes 3 If yes, Reg. No. & Date of Reg. Registration No.S/65056 of 2009 & 12.03.2009 4 Major functions being performed by As per proposal approved namely Learning & practicing Solid-Waste VO/NGO/CSO/AI/RO w.r.t. the schemes of the management in schools through Eco-club by using Innovative Technology department 5 Area of Operation in Delhi Schools in Delhi (for the proposal approved) 6 Name of Plan scheme under which funds Assistance to NGOs in the Promotion, Conservation and Preservation of released Environment 7 Funds released to VO/NGO/CSO/AI/RO ` 1,20,000/- (First installment out of total of ` 2,00,000/-) ` 80,000/- (Final installment of ` 80,000/- released in FY 2014-15) i During 2012-13 (` in Lakhs) 1.20 ii During 2013-14 (` in Lakhs) 8 Funds Allocated for release to VO/NGO in 2014- 0.80 15 (` in Lakhs) 9 Physical Targets and Achievements reported by As per objectives of the proposal.
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