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Cini Annual Report 2020 Enhanced Lives, Resilient Economies, Empowered Communities CInI Collectives For Integrated Livelihood Initiatives The spiral formThe depicts spiral theform evolving depicts lifethe ofevolving a Thetribal spiral lifehousehold. of form a tribal depicts Painted household. the in evolving Sohrai Painted Art,life intheof Sohrai a tribal Art, household. the Painted in Sohrai Art, the outer circle representsouter circle various represents livelihood various activities, outerlivelihood circle while activities, represents the inner while circlesvarious the represents innerlivelihood circles activities, represents while the inner circles represents the aspirationsthe of aspirations well-being. of The well-being. two core Thecomponentsthe twoaspirations core arecomponents ofstrengthened well-being. are strengthened byThe solidarity two core bycomponents solidarity are strengthened by solidarity and unity withinand the unity community within the facilitated community throughand facilitated unity community within through the institutions. community institutions.facilitated through community institutions. BoardBoard members membersBoard members AuditorsAuditors Auditors Mr. Burzis Mr.Taraporevala Burzis TaraporevalaDr. RajeshMr. Burzis Dr.Thadani Rajesh Taraporevala Thadani M/S Dr.Deloitte RajeshM/S Haskins DeloitteThadani & HaskinsSells & SellsM/S Deloitte Haskins & Sells President President MemberPresidentMember Member LLP - StatutoryLLP Auditors - Statutory Auditors LLP - Statutory Auditors Mr. YogeshMr. Chand Yogesh Nanda Chand NandaMr. ChanakyaMr. YogeshMr. ChanakyaChoudhary Chand Nanda ChoudharyMr. Chanakya Choudhary Vice-PresidentVice-President MemberVice-PresidentMember M/S MemberPKF SridharM/S PKF & SanthanamSridhar & SanthanamM/S PKF Sridhar & Santhanam - Internal Auditors- Internal Auditors - Internal Auditors Mr. BiswanathMr. BiswanathSinha SinhaMr. SouravMr. BiswanathMr. Roy Sourav Sinha Roy Mr. Sourav Roy Treasurer Treasurer MemberTreasurerMember Member Mr. GaneshMr. Neelam Ganesh NeelamMr. ManojMr. Ganesh Mr.Kumar Manoj Neelam Kumar Mr. Manoj Kumar Secretary cumSecretary Executive cum Director Executive DirectorMemberSecretaryMember cum Executive Director Member Dr. Tushar Dr.Natwarlal Tushar ShahNatwarlalMr. Shah HarishDr. Tushar Mr.Hande Harish Natwarlal Hande Shah Mr. Harish Hande Member Member MemberMemberMember Member Dr. VishwaDr. Ballabh Vishwa Ballabh Dr. Vishwa Ballabh Member Member Member Mr. Arun PandhiMr. Arun Pandhi Mr. Arun Pandhi Member Member Member RegistrationRegistration Number for Number FCRA - for231661407 RegistrationFCRA - 231661407 | Societies Number | Registration forSocieties FCRA -Registration 231661407 Number - S/58648/2007 Number| Societies - S/58648/2007 Registration Number - S/58648/2007 i i ForewordForewordForeword Dear All, Dear All, Dear All, I am pleased Ito am share pleased the Annual to share Report the Annual of CInII am Report for pleased the of year CInI to share2019-20. for the the year AnnualThis 2019-20. year Report has This been of CInI year a critical for has the been yearyear a since 2019-20.critical it’s year This since year it’s has been a critical year since it’s the last year ofthe the last “Mission year of the2020 “Mission – Lakhpati 2020the Kisan” –last Lakhpati year Programme. of Kisan”the “Mission Programme. 2020 – Lakhpati Kisan” Programme. The journey inThe the journey last five in years the last has five been years excitingThe has journey beenwith excitingplentyin the oflast with ups five plentyand years downs, of has ups beenwith and learningsexcitingdowns, with and learningsplenty challenges, of upsand andchallenges, downs, with learnings and challenges, that we took thatas partwe tookof a asdynamic part of movement a dynamicthat weto movement empowertook as parttowomen-led empowerof a dynamic communitywomen-led movement institutionscommunity to empower andinstitutions achieve women-led and achievecommunity institutions and achieve economic security.economic Each security. and every Each one and of theseeveryeconomic fiveone years of security. these has five been Each years highly and has every inspiring, been one highly of and these inspiring, CInI five as yearsan and organization hasCInI been as an highly organization inspiring, and CInI as an organization has learned tremendouslyhas learned tremendously from the communities fromhas the learned communitiesand our tremendously partners. and our frompartners. the communities and our partners. The year 2019-20The year being 2019-20 the last being year ofthe Mission lastThe year year2020, of 2019-20Mission we had 2020, beingto achieve wethe hadlast all toyearthe achieve desired of Mission all outcomes the 2020, desired setwe outcomes ashad part to achieveof set as all part the of desired outcomes set as part of the programmethe in programme 2015. The inoutcomes 2015. The and outcomes achievementsthe programme and achievements have in 2015. been Themixed have outcomes overall. been mixed andCInI, achievements overall.in these CInI, five years,havein these been has five mixed years, overall. has CInI, in these five years, has been able to ensurebeen able that to all ensure 100,000 that families all 100,000 arebeen now familiesable a partto ensure are of anow robust that a part all institutional 100,000 of a robust families structure institutional are on now ground structure a part along of ona robust ground with institutional along with structure on ground along with livelihood layeringlivelihood of at layering least two of livelihoodat least twolivelihood prototypes livelihood layering for prototypes nearly of at 90% least for of nearlytwo the livelihood families 90% of involved. theprototypes families The forinvolved. irrigation nearly 90%The irrigation of the families involved. The irrigation percentage withinpercentage the programme within the areasprogramme haspercentage been areas increased haswithin been fromthe increased programme 9% to aboutfrom areas 9%20%. hasto However,about been 20%.increased regarding However, from the regarding 9% to about the 20%. However, regarding the families reachingfamilies the lakhpatireaching mark, the lakhpati we have mark, familiesbeen we able havereaching to achieve been the able onlylakhpati to 40%achieve mark, against only we the40%have planned beenagainst able 70%. the to planned achieveCInI’s team 70%. only 40%CInI’s against team the planned 70%. CInI’s team is proactivelyis working proactively to achieve working the to outcomes achieveis proactively the in outcomesthe year working 2020-21. in the to year achieveIn these2020-21. the five outcomes years,In these we fivein have the years, yearbeen we 2020-21.able have to been In these able fiveto years, we have been able to develop Lakhpatidevelop Kisan Lakhpati as a brand, Kisan and as aare brand, developconfident and Lakhpati arethat confident the Kisansame that ascan a the bebrand, samereplicated and can are beand confident replicated scaled inthat and partnership the scaled same in can partnership be replicated and scaled in partnership with other stakeholders.with other stakeholders. with other stakeholders. Our EducationOur programme Education has programme been able has to Our developbeen Education able specific to develop programme models specific such has models asbeen libraries, able such to actively asdevelop libraries, engaged specific actively Schoolmodels engaged such School as libraries, actively engaged School Management ManagementCommittees, Committees,Block Resource Block Centres,Management Resource and Centres,Information Committees, and Technology Information Block Resource Enabled Technology Centres, classrooms, Enabled and Information inclassrooms, the last Technology in the last Enabled classrooms, in the last five years, especiallyfive years, in 2019-20.especially These in 2019-20. modelsfive These years,are being models especially scaled are inbeingup 2019-20. in Khuntiscaled These andup in now modelsKhunti moving and are tonowbeing other moving scaled districts toup other in Khunti districts and now moving to other districts in Jharkhand,in and Jharkhand, other states and as other well. states asin Jharkhand,well. and other states as well. The Livelihoods,The Education,Livelihoods, and Education, WATSAN and programmesThe WATSAN Livelihoods, programmesare streamlined Education, are and andstreamlined betterWATSAN organised. and programmes better We organised. have are attractedstreamlined We have andattracted better organised. We have attracted an expansive annetwork expansive of partnerships network of forpartnerships strengtheningan expansive for strengthening and network scaling of up andpartnerships the scaling same. Inup for 2019-20, the strengthening same. we In have2019-20, and also scaling addedwe have up thealso same. added In 2019-20, we have also added DecentralizedDecentralized Renewable Energy Renewable (DRE) Energy throughDecentralized (DRE) the Sustain through Renewable Plus the programmeSustain Energy Plus as(DRE) programme an integral through as theme the an Sustainintegral within PlusthemeLakhpati programme within Lakhpati as an integral theme within Lakhpati Kisan, Education,Kisan, and Education, WATSAN. and This WATSAN. will enableKisan, This the willEducation, movement enable theand towards movement WATSAN. adoption Thistowards ofwill renewable adoptionenable the technologies,of movementrenewable towardstechnologies, and adoption and of renewable technologies, and solutions, by solutions,the communities. by the communities. solutions, by the communities. It’s impossibleIt’s to impossible talk about
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