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how do NGO's lift comunities out of poverty

do they eductae? give examples

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Introduction

Several Non-governmental Organizations (NGOs) have been working at the sheer grass root levels to extend education to underprivileged children in India. Since independence, NGOs have beentrying hard to strengthen the existing education system and network in the country so that more and more children get opportunities to go to school and remain there. The best thing about NGOs is that they work at the grass root level, connecting with the masses and spreading awareness on the importance of getting good education to march ahead in life

1) NGOs have an important role to play in supporting women, men and households, community groups, civil society groups and expected that they can meet the welfare

2) NGO provides counseling and support service, awareness raising and advocacy, legal aid and microfinance. These services help the people to achieve their ability, skill and knowledge, and take control over their own lives and finally become empowered and self-reliance

3) NGOs play important role to promoting community self-reliance and empowerment through supporting community-based groups and relying on participatory processes

Yes NGO also give education to children and need persons

Follwoing activities are performed by NGO to Educate people

1. Organization of literacy, post literacy and out of school education programmes;

2. Organization of saving and credit groups;

3. Organization of income generating programme to poor people through skills training;

4. Learning materials development and publication;

5. Capacity building of local organizations;

6. Organization of seminars for awareness building among the community people.

7. Monitor to the grass root organizations and service organizations; 8. Organization of training, seminars, workshops, meetings etc.

9. Research and evaluation of development program.

1.Example

Teach for India (TFI)

Shaheen Mistri’s, the founder of TFI, believes that only a people’s movement can ensure children’s quality education. Since 2009, TFI identifies and recruits bright candidates as fellows every year. Fellows commit to teaching low-income schools for two years. They enable the holistic development of students, and also make an impact on the school and community through their initiatives. At the end of two years, fellows are equipped with leadership skills and a deep understanding of the educational system. Today, alumni of the fellowship occupy positions of influence where they have the power to initiate macro level changes.

With a presence in 7 cities where 1,100 fellows are shaping the lives of 38,000 students, TFI is ensuring children receive education and at the same time building dynamic young leaders. Here is how you can help drive the revolution in education

2.Example

Pratham

It was established in 1995 to provide education to children in the slums of Mumbai. Today, it has grown in scope and reach with a focus on high quality, low cost, and replicable interventions which addresses the lapses in the education system. With a mission of ‘Every child in school and learning well,’ the organization has addressed several issues such as learning levels, dropout rates, child rights, and teacher training. Their programs focus on education, vocational training, technology, vulnerable children, and research and advocacy. Notably, it’s research and assessment unit publishes the Annual Status of Education Report (ASER), which is the only annual source of data on children’s learning outcome in the country today.

Example : 03

This prestigious international Jewish human rights organization is dedicated to repairing the world one step at a time. The Center generates changes by confronting anti-Semitism, hate and terrorism, promoting human rights and dignity, standing with Israel, defending the safety of Jews worldwide, and teaching the lessons of the Holocaust for future generations

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ON EFA A NGO ROUND TABLE ON EFA ASSESSMENT 2000 23 MAY 1999, KATHMANDU, NEPAL JOINTLY ORGANIZED BY NRC-NFE/CEFA and ASPBAE

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