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Shohratgarh Environmental Society SHOHRATGARH ENVIRONMENTAL SOCIETY HEAD OFFICE: REGIONAL OFFICE: 9, PREM KUNJ, ADARSH COLONY,SHOHRATGARH, C-28, FIRST FLOOR, SECTOR-K, SIDDHARTHNAGAR,UTTAR PRADESH ALIGANJ, LUCKNOW, UTTAR PRADESH PHONE: 91-5544-263271 Web: http://sesindia.org PHONE: 91-522-4025846 E-mail: [email protected] GENERAL PROFILE OF SES S.NO. FIELD FIELD DESCRIPTION I. SHOHRATGARH ENVIRONMENTAL SOCIETY (SES) NAME OF THE ORGANISATION II. CHIEF OF THE ORGANISATION SECRETARY (DR. B.C.SRIVASTAVA) III. ADDRESS 9, PREM KUNJ ,ADARSH COLONY, GARAKUL, SHOHRATGARH , SIDDHARTHNAGAR, UTTAR PRADESH IV. (+91)-5544-263271 / 522-4025846 PHONE /FAX NUMBER V. [email protected] E- MAIL ADDRESS VI. http://sesindia.org WEBPAGE VII. 1985 ESTABLISHMENT YEAR VIII. 1627, 20/02/1988 REGISTRATION DETAIL (NO./DATE/RENEWAL) IX. 1854,01/04/1999 12 A (NO. & DATE) X. F.NO.58-59/51/cit/fzd./tech./2009-10 80 G (NO. & DATE) XI. 136310016,11/09/1997 FCRA (NO. & DATE) XII. PAN (NO. & DATE) AACTS 9645P , 20/03/2003 XIII. TAN (NO. & DATE) LKNS09095C , 05/12/2008 XIV. ACCREDITATION SPECIAL CONSULTATIVE STATUS WITH THE UNITED NATION’S ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COUNCIL (ECOSOC) IN 2011 ABOUT SES rom Ancient times, teachers and students have shared special bonds. There was a time when students’ upbringing was done under guidance of guruji. In 1985, teachers and students (of Shivpati Post Graduate College) once again came together. This time for a social cause. Local act of safe drinking water gave birth to Shohratgarh Environmental Society (SES). It was started as a voluntary organization but passion & hard work of their founders gave it recognition. SES has been registered as society under Society Registration XXI (1860).In all those years SES has worked at root level in F villages. While working our workers have developed rapport with general communities, people of villages & others. They call the organization “Paryavaran Samiti” (Environmental Society) Calling it paravaran samiti by people shows its universal appeal & acceptance of common people. Though by name it looks that our organization works only for area concern with environmental issues but that is not true. As an organization SES knows its responsibility towards society & worked in different arena of social sector. It is sustainable SES AREA OF OPERATION agriculture, health, disaster management, livelihood, education, empowerment of women. SES helped people to raise their voice in form of advocacy. In last 24 years, Karmbhoomi (Operational area) of society is Uttar Pradesh. As a democratic organization, SES has always emphasized on approach of people participation whether it was issue of women empowerment or livelihood. There were people who fall under poor, deprived & marginalized section of society. SES has undertaken development initiatives and help those people to come out of poverty, earn their livelihood. Yet, there are lot of BPL people & people who earn less than $1 daily. Without being complacent, we as SES, are determined to improve standard of life of such people. Once identified as member of BIMARU state, Uttar Pradesh is still one of the poorest states of India. District Siddharthnagar (where SES has registered office) is one of the poorest parts of Uttar Pradesh. Agriculture is main source of employment & income. Statistics of government show that agriculture contribution in GDP has reduced significantly. Due to which, majority of farmers pushed in small & marginal category which also affect their standard of life, health & education too. It is one of the reason that SES is working in area with people of those areas. It is said that actions are mightier than words. Activities, efforts of SES have given it the golden opportunity to work with Ministry of Environment & Forests, Government of India. It has been appointed as Regional Resource Agency of Uttar Pradesh for their programme NEAC (National Environment Awareness Campaign). In year 2000, SES has got good category as RRA. Under NEAC programme, we are covering 28 districts. SES is fortunate that it is working with hundreds of NGO under this programme. HOPE (HELPING ORPHANS BY PROVIDING EDUCATION & EMPOWERMENT) is initiated by Shohratgarh Environmental Society [SES]. The focus of programme is on empowering orphan by providing education with support of community worldwide. Please help those children. For more details, visit http://sesindia.org . VISION OF SES MISSION OF SES TO IMPROVE HEALTH SERVICES. DEVELOPING A EFFICENT & EFFECTIVE WAY OF EDUCATION, SO EVERY CHILD MUST GO TO SCHOOL & HAVE A GOOD STANDARD OF LIFE. DEVELOPING A CAPACITY BUILDING OF LOCAL PEOPLE, SO THEY CAN HAVE TWO TIME MEALS EVERYDAY. SOCIETY WHERE CONSERVATION OF ENVIRONMENT EVERYONE ACHIEVES PERSONAL HAPPINESS & OUR KEY FOCUS WELL BEING. SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT APPROACH LIVELIHOOD OPPORTUNITIES FIELD FOOD SECURITY INTERVENTION DISASTER MITIGATION COMMUNITY INTERACTION ENVIRONMENT TRAINING & EDUCATION RESEARCH HEALTH ADVOCACY WOMEN EMPOWERMENT CAPACITY TARGET GROUP FUNDRAISING BUILDING VULNERABLE PEOPLE, SC/ST, WOME, CHILDREN & YOUTH WORKSHOPS PROGRAMMES OF SES THE PAST PROGRAMME DURATION OPERATIONAL AREA FOCUS ISSUES RESOURCE PARTNERS NEAC SINCE 1995 29 DISTRICTS OF UTTAR CAPACITY BUILDING OF PARTNER NGOS MINISTRY OF TILL DATE PRADESH ENVIRONMENT & FOREST- PRE & POST WORKSHOP FOR APPLICANT NGOS ,GOVT. OF INDIA, NEW DELHI FIELD MONITORING DURING & POST REPORTING, PUBLICATION IODINE 1992-93 3 BLOCKS OF AWARENESS CAMPAIGNING, MEETING , UNICEF, LUCKNOW DEFICIENCY SIDDHARTHNAGAR SENSITIZATION OF SALT STOCK HOLDERS & DISORDER COMMUNITY ENVIRONMENT 1994-95 435 VILLAGES OF 10 ENVIRONMENT , IODINE, MALNUTRITION, UNICEF, LUCKNOW & HEALTH BLOCKS OF SANITATION , SAFE DRINKING WATER, 1995-96 SIDDHARTHNAGAR DIARROHEA, ANTI NATAL CARE ETC., BREAST FEEDING RURAL 1994-95 20 VILLAGES OF AVAILABILITY OF SAFE DRINKING WATER UNICEF,LUCKNOW SANITATION SHOHRATGARH BLOCK PROGARMME REPAIRING OF HAND PUMP CHLORINATION CONSTRUCTION OF DRAINAGE, LATRINE ,PLATFORM OF HAND PUMP & SOAK PIT CAMPAIGNING 1997-98 2 BLOCKS OF SAMPLING OF WATER RESOURCES, SELF UNICEF, LUCKNOW ON SAFE SIDDHARTHNAGAR INSTITUTIONS BUILDING ,AWARENESS DRINKING GENERATION, DISINFECTION OF WATER WATER RESOURCES AWARENESS 1992-93 TO PROJECT AREA OF SES, MEETING, RALLY, SCHOOL PROGRAMME, WALL UPVHA, LUCKNOW CAMPAIGN ON DISTRICT- WRITING , IEC MATERIAL ENCEPHALITIS 2006 SIDDHARTHNAGAR REPRODUCTIVE 2001-02 3 SUB CENTER OF PHC SAFE MOTHER HOOD, MINISTRY OF HEALTH & & CHILD HEALTH NAUGARH & BARHNI FAMILY WELFARE, , GOVT. 2003-04 NUTRITION OF INDIA REPRODUCTIVE & SEXUAL HEALTH, IMMUNIZATION ADOLESCENT HEALTH ETC. FLOOD 2004-07 36 VILLAGE OF JOGIA TO REDUCE VULNERABILTY DUE TO FLOOD BY DFID, NEW DELHI MANAGEMENT BLOCK COMMUNITY BASE IMPROVE FLOOD (SIDDHARTHNAGAR) MANAGEMENT THROUGH LOCAL SELF GOVERNANCE & EMPOWERED SHGs YOUNG PEOPLE’S 2001-06 2 BLOCKS OF FAMILY LIFE EDUCATION MAMTA, REPRODUCTIVE SIDDHARTHANGAR & SEXUAL IMMUNIZATION & NUTRITION NEW DELHI & SRIJAN NETWORK HEALTH & REPRODUCTIVE & SEXUAL HEALTH RIGHTS HIV/AIDS ADOLESCENT HEALTH OPERATIONAL 2006-07 6 VILLAGES OF COMMUNITY NEED ASSESSMENT UNDP THROUGH RESEARCH ON SHOHRATGARH BLOCK OF TRAFFICKING & DISTT. SIDDHARTHNAGAR FORMATION OF SELF INSTITUTIONS RCPLA,GORKAHPUR HIV/AIDS CAPACITY BUILDING IGP RELATED ACTIVITIES LINKAGES & ADVOCACY PPTCT 2006-08 34 VILLAGE OF PHC JOGIA PREVENTION OF PARENT TO CHILD TO AMERICAN INDIA (SIDDHARTHNAGAR) TRANSMITION OF HIV THROUGH SAFE FOUNDATION / MAMTA- MOTHERHOOD & CHILD HEALTH SURVIVAL NEW DELHI FOOD SECURITY 2007-09 25 VILLAGE OF JOGIA FOOD SECURITY OF POOR FAMILIES THROUGH TATA EDUCATION TRUST, & WOMEN BLOCK ESTABLISH OF GRAIN BANK WITH SUPPORT OF MUMBAI EMPOWERMENT (SIDDHARTHNAGAR) COMMUNITY (FS & WE) CLINICAL BASE 2008-09 2 BLOCK OF DISTRICT TO REDUCE TOTAL FERTILITY RATE SIFPSA, LUCKNOW HEALTH MAHARAJGANJ SERVICES TO INCREASE CONTRACEPTIVE PREVALENCE RATE(CPR) SUSTAINABLE 1999 – 03 & 25 VILLAGE OF TO DEVELOP SUSTAINABLE LIVILIHOOD SYSTEM INDO GLOBAL SOCIAL AGRICULTURE 2005 - 07 SHOHRATGARH BLOCK THROUGH SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE SERVICE SOCIETY, NEW (SIDDHARTHNAGAR) DELHI IMPROVING 2007-2011 THREE BLOCK OF TO IMPROVE MATERNAL & CHILDHEALTH CRS THROUGH PATH INDIA MATERNAL & GORAKAHPUR DISTRICT CHILD HEALTH MANAGING 2003-2011 CAMPIERGANJ BLOCK OF IMPROVING LIVELIHOOD CONDITION OF CATHOLIC RELIEF SERVICES LIVELIHOOD IN PEOPLE LIVING IN FLOOD PRONE AREA INDIA FLOOD PRONE GORAKAHPUR DISTRICT SPECIALLY FARMERS AREA SES IN NETWORK 1. INTERNATIONAL GROUP WORKING ON CLIMATE CHANGE, 2. NETWORK OF NGO IN EASTERN UTTAR SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE NETWORK PRADESH WORKING ON DISASTER MITIGATION 3. SRIJAN NETWORK LAGHU SIMANT KRISHAK MORCHA (SANUP) NETWORK RELATED TO AGRICULTURE. 4. SEXUAL AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH INITIATIVE FOR JOINT ACTION NETWORK, 5. NETWORKING WITH OVER 200 VOLUNTARY ORGANISATIONS WORKING ON HEALTH ISSUES. 6. NETWORK OF SMALL & MARGINAL FARMER. 7. THE WHITE RIBBON ALLIANCE IS AN Membership Application Form:INTERNATIONAL COALITION BOUND TOGETHER BY A COMMON GOAL: TO ENSURE THAT PREGNANCY AND CHILDBIRTH ARE SAFE FOR ALL WOMEN AND NEWBORNS IN EVERY COUNTRY AROUND THE WORLD. 8. FANSA-A NETWORK OF WATER SANITATION & HYGIENE. IT’S PART OF FAN GLOBAL. SES IS HOSTING ORGANIZATION IN UTTAR PRADESH U.P. CHAPTER 9. NETWORK OF FUNDERS & NGO WORKING ON DISASTER ISSUES (IAG (U.P.) . 10. GCPEA IS A NEW GLOBAL COALITION OFFICIALLY FORMED IN FEBRUARY 2010 OUT OF A SERIES OF TECHNICAL CONFERENCES CONVENED BY UNESCO.11. THE ALLIANCE AGAINST HUNGER AND MALNUTRITION (AAHM) IS A GLOBAL VOLUNTARY PARTNERSHIP WHERE MEMBERS SHARE A COMMON COMMITMENT TO THE
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