Programme Updaes

 

Gujarat: eNGO Summit held on Saturday, August 2, 2014.

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1.     Venue
2.     Organizers
3.     Background
4.     Objective of the workshop
5.     Participant NGOs
6.     Outcome of  the workshop
7.     Feedback

Venue:-

Event Name: eNGO Summit- to empower grassroots NGO/CBOs/SHGs with Internet & web technology.
Held on: Saturday, August 2, 2014    (Time:10:00 AM to 6:00 PM)

 VenueShree jain Mahajanvadi
Opp : Indrabai Park Near Kutchmitra Building, Bhuj Gujarat.

 Organizers:-

Organizer: Digital Empowerment Foundation (www.defindia.net)

With the motto of ‘Inform, Communicate and Empower,’ Digital Empowerment Foundation (DEF) started its journey in the month of December, 2002. Based out of New Delhi and registered as not-for-profit under the “Societies Registration Act XXI of 1860, the effort at DEF has been to find sustainable Information Communication Technology (ICT) solutions including digital and new media to address digital divide in under-served and unreached regions and communities. With a non-political approach, it was founded to contribute to an enabling social and economic order in India as well as in developing societies with the need based support of ICT tools and means. With ground work since 2003, DEF has reached over 22 States and 8 countries.

Co- Organizers:- K-Link (www.klink.co.in)

The Genesis of K-Link Foundation lies in collaboration and association that were built after post-earthquake of Gujarat in 2001 with an objective to mainstream ICT into Development sector. And worked as a technical arm of Kutch Nav Nirman Abhiyan since August’2001

Unprecedented gains in advancing human development in recent decades came largely from technological breakthrough. Information and communication technologies (ICT) have led to healthier life, greater social reforms and social freedoms, increased knowledge and more productive livelihoods.

K-Link Foundation is registered as “not for Profit” organization and working to mainstream ICT into Development sector since July 2012.

Supported by: Public Interest Registry (www.pir.org)

As our name implies, we exist to serve the public interest online. Our globally diverse team is committed to providing a stable online platform where everyone has a voice. Based in Reston, Virginia, Public Interest Registry is a not-for profit organization created by the Internet Society (ISOC), originally to manage .org.

Background:-

The eNGO programme, a national movement, is a joint effort of Digital Empowerment Foundation (DEF) and Public Interest Registry (PIR) to make grassroots organisations ICT enabled by providing a web-enabled platform through free website, domain name, and providing capacity building through the eNGO training programme.

The eNGO programme strives to empower more than 3.3 million NGOs and Self Help Groups to create a virtual identity and increase their visibility for national and global outreach. eNGO programme offers websites in any local Indian language.

With this focus, the Interactive Seminar “Internet & web technology for NGOs”, organized by Digital Empowerment Foundation (DEF) and supported by Public Interest Registry with the locally supported by K-Link Foundation, Gujarat on August 2nd , 2014 was a timely initiative to help the NGOs in understanding about the means they can employ to make themselves visible to and connect with donors globally in an efficient and cost-effective manner.

Objective of eNGO Workshop:-

  • Maximize adoption of Internet and Digital tools of empowerment for Grassroots organizations.
    • Providing free website to all registered NGOs.
    • Provide training on the importance of ICT, internet and web tools in the development of NGOs.
    • Provide training on the use of the internet, email, and social media tools.
    • Take expression of interest for .NGO domain.
    • The importance of ENGO programme and the benefits of being in the ENGO network.

Practical Session:-

Mr. Kantisen Shroff as chief guest inaugurated the session and said that Internet has a role to play in promoting the cause of NGOs development and that there are many ways that Internet can help NGOs to promote commerce and business. He said that NGOs need to be encouraged to come to the mainstream of NGOs development through various channels including through the Internet platform. Having websites can help NGOs  to leverage multiple gains.

Anand Kumar, Trainer from Digital Empowerment Foundation delivered an introductory speech which included the objectives of eNGO which is to communicate and outreach with the world, raising fund of the organization, establishing partnership and direct linking with other institutions, human resource support, giving voice to local issues and so on and so forth.

Manoj Solanki, from K-Link Foundation has presented the use of various technologies like GIS, MIS and Mobile technology, in context of rural development.

eNGO programme aims to provide a digital or a web space in local languages and/or English to empower grassroots organizations with useful ICT tools to:

  • Create a web platform for information collection.
  • To maintain transparency in organization.
  • Facilitate communication and outreach of their objectives and activities to funder.
  • Help create market linkages for various communities served by these NGOs.
  • Increase visibility to national and global audience for wider recognition and connectivity.

Participant List:-

No

Name

Organization Name

1

Bharmal Marvada Kala Varso

2

Dharmendra R.Prasad Cohesion Foundation Trust

3

Meena Rajgor Kutch Mahila Vikas Sangthan

4

Kunvdra Anil Dhirubhai Rural Agro Research & Development Society

5

Bhimji A Ahir Saiyere jo sanghathan

6

Monika Sureshbhai Patel Saiyere jo sanghathan

7

Nikita I gor Sinchan Educatin society

8

Asha Zala Sinchan Educatin society

9

Ruchir Purohit Jeevantirth

10

Sagar Majethiya Ujjas Mahila Sangathan

11

Sumati S Salunke Koshish Milap Trust

12

Parth Patel AKRSP

13

Dasrath Valand AKRSP

14

Himansu Sompura
(Asst.Deepak Prasad)
Shree Navchetan
Andhjan Mandal

15

Ramesh S Kshtriya Inter Rural Development Institute

16

Jayeshbhai Kesarbhai Pusaliya Sahjeevan

17

Aarati Haube Sahjeevan

18

Dharmendra Kumar Karan Yusuf Maherali Center

19

Juneja Mohammad Aslam SETU

20

Dhaval J Chad SETU

21

Rahulkumar D Parmar Parimal Faundation

22

Vinit Kumbharana ACT

23

Gaurav Parmar ACT

24

Ravji Siju Parab

25

Kalyan Dangar Swadeep Shikshan
Vikas Sanstha

26

Raj C Chuhan Hunnarshala

27

Prajesh Jethwa Hunnarshala

28

Jantibhai G Patel Shiv Shakti Kalavani Mandal

29

Navratsinh N Padhiyar Shree Rang Avdhoot
Kelavani Mandal

30

Jinal Shah Urban Cell – KMVS

31

Kalian Nagshi Gadhvi Shree Vivekanand Mahila Vikas Federation

32

Natha N Dodiya UPL-CSR

33

Dinesh Rabari MARAG

34

Sunil Navnneetlal Trivedi Anjali

35

Ankit Nitinbhai Gala KVO Jain Mahajan

36

Mr.Devesh K Gadhavi The Corbett Foundation

37

Ramnivas bahada Kutch Nav Nirman Abhiyan

38

Jyotsana Baldevpuri Goswami Virat Rural Agro Producer Company Limited

39

Raju Chavda Shree Abdasa Taluka Krishi Avam Pashupalan Vikas Producer Company Limited

40

Urmi Rajeshbhai Dave Kutch Nav Nirman Abhiyan

41

Iqbal Amad Ganchi Saiyar Pashupalan Ane Khet Utpadan Producer Company Limited

42

Gautam Shrma Upaj Producer Company Limited

43

Paresh Kumar Nathalal Kapadi Shree Mundra Ujas Mahila Kheti Ane Pashupalan Producer Company Limited

44

Karman J Marvada Samaj Navnirman Trust

45

Sonal Rajnikant Kathwadiya Anandi

46

Seema Shah Anandi

47

Nitin Shethia Vivekanand Rural Development Institute

48

Jayendra Ramanlal Shaah Jivan Vikas Abhiyan

49

Satya Shetty KHAMIR

50

Upasna S Mujpara Anandi

51

Dharaben K Patel Samaj Navnirman Trust

52

Rinkal Hasmukhbhai Ganatra Hello Sakhi – KMVS

53

Asif A. Rayama Media Cell – KMVS

54

Sheetal Buddhbhatti Tulsi Vidhya Mandir

55

Mr. Rudani Kutch Nav Nirman Abhiyan

56

Bharat Dodiya Namak

 Outcome of the workshop:

Here 70 NGOs have participated from different district of Gujarat state and 40 organizations registered for website development. And all 70 organisations has Submitted their Expression of Interest for dotNGO domain.

Feedback:-

  • About venue:                         Excellent (60%)      Average (40%)    Poor (0%)
  • Communication skills:          Excellent (30%)      Average (70%)    Poor (0%)
  • About personal qualities:     Excellent (60%)      Average (40%)    Poor (0%)
  • About content:                      Excellent (70%)      Average (30%)     Poor (0%)
  • About training method:        Excellent (60%)      Average (40%)     Poor (0%)
  • Knowledge of internet:        Excellent (60%)       Average (40%)     Poor (0%)
  • Knowledge of website:        Excellent (60%)       Average (40%)     Poor (0%)
  • Knowledge of Social media Excellent (60%)     Average (40%)     Poor (0%)

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