Placement & Market Linkage for IT skilled student
Project Description:
Drishtee with brand CEEP (Center for Education and Entrepreneurship Programme) has being providing IT related education in rural parts of India since last 12years and is one of the established brand, which is being certifying the rural and semi urban aspirants for Job oriented IT modules and Computing skills based curriculum locally trained by the Drishtee Education franchisees.
Moving ahead with its efforts of training more than 30000+ candidates for different IT application courses, CEEP intends to create and provide the employment opportunities in respective field for its trained candidates. Job opportunities will be identified from District level first to avoid the migration and further exceeded to state level onwards.
Based on the outcomes of these initiatives a proper placement cell to coordinate the market linkage viz-a-viz with employer and candidates will be established.
Key Deliverables:
- Survey the local markets to identify the opportunities of employment at District Level onwards
- Create identified employer’s database
- Interact with the employers for Placement opportunities - Meetings, Proposals
- Create the interactive placement panel for both employer and CEEP candidates
Qualifications :
- Personnel final year pursing or passed out MBA with HR specialization
- Basic computer skills required
Experience :
- Any first hand project or experience in placements will be preferred
Skills & Interests:
- Good Communication skills (Verbal and Written)
- Ready to travel in rural parts
- Liaising skills
Stipend: Will be considered
Duration: min. 6 month
Work Location of the Intern: Noida
No of Interns: 1-2
To Apply :
Interested candidates email resume along with covering note to geeta.s@drishtee.in
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Six Sigmal Tutorial
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Tooth Extraction Complications
Observing aftercare of tooth extraction is very important. There are many do's and don'ts after tooth extraction. These are no smoking, no spitting, not eating hard things. There can be many complications after tooth extraction. Most common is bleeding, infection, dry socket, parts of tooth left behind.
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Mission Biderhalli Chinnikatte "Dream My Aba"
Read the complete story at:
http://personalinitiativedreamaba.blogspot.com/
Where do I begin? My Grandpa “My Aba”, one of my All-time inspiration who spent his last 15-20 years on just Milk and Glucose biscuits living a satvik life and supporting the Village Chinnikatte in small little ways possible. Read complete story at http://personalinitiativedreamaba.blogspot.com/
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Inviting Applications from NGOs/Service Providers for a Corporate Foundation in Kolkata
A company in Kolkata wants to help employees and their families better their lives through new services (or products) that can be offered both one-time and over a few sessions.
If you know of organisations or individuals in Kolkata and outside who might be equipped to help make the employees and/or their families happier, healthier and/or more efficient through structured activities, please mail me at chandni at samhita.org.
While the company is open to a whole range of training sessions and activities, the priority areas are health and hygiene awareness workshops, skill-building and income generation activities for family members of the employees, financial literacy programmes, and education-related initiatives for school-going children.
The target audience for the pilot project is employees earning between Rs 80,000 to Rs 4 lacs per annum and their family members.
- Chandni
PS: For more details, read a related mail that was sent recently to a few NGOs based in Kolkata.
From: Samhita Social Ventures
Date: Thu, Dec 22, 2011
Subject: Inviting applications from NGOs to partner with a corporate foundation on livelihood and health care initiatives
Dear all,
I hope you're doing well. Our client, a corporate foundation in Kolkata is keen to partner with local NGOs, to offer welfare activities for the families of its employees based in Kolkata. Some of the activities that the client is considering are:
* Financial literacy and inclusion
o Training on basic concepts of financial literacy such as income and expenditure planning, household budgets, assessment of household needs and sources of income, importance of bank accounts, insurance, basic identity documents
o Helping employees and families access basic identity documents
o Opening of bank accounts and access to micro-insurance and savings products
* Livelihood
o Skill development for wives, siblings and children of employees
o Training in entrepreneurship
* Health
o General health check up
o Eye camps
o Workshops on hygiene, nutrition
o Alcohol and tobacco counseling
Here are a few additional details about the foundation:
* The foundation plans to extend these services to families of 30 employees as a pilot. Based on the success of this pilot, they could consider extending these to 2000 or more employees and their families
* The employees and their families are located in different areas of Kolkata. You may offer your service at the company's main office or at your premises
* The foundation will compensate you for all your efforts
If you are able to offer these or other related services, please provide us with the following details:
1. Description of the services that you offer
2. The format in which you offer them (e.g. one-day workshop / 2-3 hour talk) and the number of participants per workshop / session that you need (minimum and maximum)
3. If it would be possible for you to offer multiple sessions per day / per week
4. Resource requirements per session / workshop (venue, chairs, printed material, etc) that you would want us to arrange
5. The cost per session / per workshop
6. Any samples of your training module (text or video), if possible
7. Any other details
We would appreciate a reply by the 30th of December. Please note that indications of cost at this stage are merely for preliminary consideration and detailed proposals / costing can be done at a later stage. We look forward to hearing from you. Please write to us at chandni@samhita.org
About Us
Samhita is supported by N S Raghavan, one of the co-founders of Infosys. We help companies and donors partner with credible NGOs to increase social impact. We facilitate grants and awards and provide advisory services to companies and donors. NGOs registered with us can raise funds online from Indian and international donors, free of cost. Please visit www.samhita.org for more details about the organization.
Thank you very much!
Regards,
Team Samhita
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2011 Global Hunger Index
Read the complete story at:
http://cdrn.org.in/show.detail.asp?id=23117
The challenge of hunger: Taming price spikes and excessive food price volatility
Summary
This year’s Global Hunger Index (GHI) shows that global hunger has declined since 1990, but not dramatically, and remains at a level characterized as “serious.”
2011 GHI
* Issue Brief
* Video
* Infographic
* Press Materials
* Launch Event
* Data
* iTunes | Kindle | Interactive
Across regions and countries, GHI scores vary greatly. The highest GHI scores occur in South Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa. South Asia reduced its GHI score substantially between 1990 and 1996, but this fast progress could not be maintained. Though Sub-Saharan Africa made less progress than South Asia after 1990, it has caught up since the turn of the millennium.
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Workshop on Contemporary Feminism, Jan 20, South Bombay
Dear Madam,
Greetings from Population First!
As you may be aware Population First has been closely working with college teachers to involve students in gender issues through training programs and workshops. We recently collaborated with Research Centre for Women’s Studies (RCWS) and Post Graduate Studies and Research (PGSR) of
SNDT University to conduct a series of workshops on Facilitation Skills for
Addressing Gender issues in colleges. As requested by some of the participants at these workshops, we are now organizing a one day workshop on Contemporary Feminism on January 20, 2012 at the conference hall of Elphinstone College. The workshop is especially for teachers of Humanities and Social Sciences who are interested in teaching or understanding theory and how to make it accessible to students without making it simplistic.
The feminist theories taken up at the workshop would be :
·Post modern/Queer theory
·Dalit/Black Feminism
·Ecofeminism Post Colonial feminism
·Psychoanalytic/Ecofeminism
·Ecofeminism/Psychoanalytic
·Postmodern/Postcolonial feminism
Project Description:
Drishtee with brand CEEP (Center for Education and Entrepreneurship Programme) has being providing IT related education in rural parts of India since last 12years and is one of the established brand, which is being certifying the rural and semi urban aspirants for Job oriented IT modules and Computing skills based curriculum locally trained by the Drishtee Education franchisees.
Moving ahead with its efforts of training more than 30000+ candidates for different IT application courses, CEEP intends to create and provide the employment opportunities in respective field for its trained candidates. Job opportunities will be identified from District level first to avoid the migration and further exceeded to state level onwards.
Based on the outcomes of these initiatives a proper placement cell to coordinate the market linkage viz-a-viz with employer and candidates will be established.
Key Deliverables:
- Survey the local markets to identify the opportunities of employment at District Level onwards
- Create identified employer’s database
- Interact with the employers for Placement opportunities - Meetings, Proposals
- Create the interactive placement panel for both employer and CEEP candidates
Qualifications :
- Personnel final year pursing or passed out MBA with HR specialization
- Basic computer skills required
Experience :
- Any first hand project or experience in placements will be preferred
Skills & Interests:
- Good Communication skills (Verbal and Written)
- Ready to travel in rural parts
- Liaising skills
Stipend: Will be considered
Duration: min. 6 month
Work Location of the Intern: Noida
No of Interns: 1-2
To Apply :
Interested candidates email resume along with covering note to geeta.s@drishtee.in
----------------------------------
Six Sigmal Tutorial
This Six Sigma Tutorial gives you a working knowledge of this gold standard of business analysis.
----------------------------------
Tooth Extraction Complications
Observing aftercare of tooth extraction is very important. There are many do's and don'ts after tooth extraction. These are no smoking, no spitting, not eating hard things. There can be many complications after tooth extraction. Most common is bleeding, infection, dry socket, parts of tooth left behind.
-----------------------------------
Mission Biderhalli Chinnikatte "Dream My Aba"
Read the complete story at:
http://personalinitiativedreamaba.blogspot.com/
Where do I begin? My Grandpa “My Aba”, one of my All-time inspiration who spent his last 15-20 years on just Milk and Glucose biscuits living a satvik life and supporting the Village Chinnikatte in small little ways possible. Read complete story at http://personalinitiativedreamaba.blogspot.com/
-------------------------------------
Inviting Applications from NGOs/Service Providers for a Corporate Foundation in Kolkata
A company in Kolkata wants to help employees and their families better their lives through new services (or products) that can be offered both one-time and over a few sessions.
If you know of organisations or individuals in Kolkata and outside who might be equipped to help make the employees and/or their families happier, healthier and/or more efficient through structured activities, please mail me at chandni at samhita.org.
While the company is open to a whole range of training sessions and activities, the priority areas are health and hygiene awareness workshops, skill-building and income generation activities for family members of the employees, financial literacy programmes, and education-related initiatives for school-going children.
The target audience for the pilot project is employees earning between Rs 80,000 to Rs 4 lacs per annum and their family members.
- Chandni
PS: For more details, read a related mail that was sent recently to a few NGOs based in Kolkata.
From: Samhita Social Ventures
Date: Thu, Dec 22, 2011
Subject: Inviting applications from NGOs to partner with a corporate foundation on livelihood and health care initiatives
Dear all,
I hope you're doing well. Our client, a corporate foundation in Kolkata is keen to partner with local NGOs, to offer welfare activities for the families of its employees based in Kolkata. Some of the activities that the client is considering are:
* Financial literacy and inclusion
o Training on basic concepts of financial literacy such as income and expenditure planning, household budgets, assessment of household needs and sources of income, importance of bank accounts, insurance, basic identity documents
o Helping employees and families access basic identity documents
o Opening of bank accounts and access to micro-insurance and savings products
* Livelihood
o Skill development for wives, siblings and children of employees
o Training in entrepreneurship
* Health
o General health check up
o Eye camps
o Workshops on hygiene, nutrition
o Alcohol and tobacco counseling
Here are a few additional details about the foundation:
* The foundation plans to extend these services to families of 30 employees as a pilot. Based on the success of this pilot, they could consider extending these to 2000 or more employees and their families
* The employees and their families are located in different areas of Kolkata. You may offer your service at the company's main office or at your premises
* The foundation will compensate you for all your efforts
If you are able to offer these or other related services, please provide us with the following details:
1. Description of the services that you offer
2. The format in which you offer them (e.g. one-day workshop / 2-3 hour talk) and the number of participants per workshop / session that you need (minimum and maximum)
3. If it would be possible for you to offer multiple sessions per day / per week
4. Resource requirements per session / workshop (venue, chairs, printed material, etc) that you would want us to arrange
5. The cost per session / per workshop
6. Any samples of your training module (text or video), if possible
7. Any other details
We would appreciate a reply by the 30th of December. Please note that indications of cost at this stage are merely for preliminary consideration and detailed proposals / costing can be done at a later stage. We look forward to hearing from you. Please write to us at chandni@samhita.org
About Us
Samhita is supported by N S Raghavan, one of the co-founders of Infosys. We help companies and donors partner with credible NGOs to increase social impact. We facilitate grants and awards and provide advisory services to companies and donors. NGOs registered with us can raise funds online from Indian and international donors, free of cost. Please visit www.samhita.org for more details about the organization.
Thank you very much!
Regards,
Team Samhita
--------------------------------------
2011 Global Hunger Index
Read the complete story at:
http://cdrn.org.in/show.detail.asp?id=23117
The challenge of hunger: Taming price spikes and excessive food price volatility
Summary
This year’s Global Hunger Index (GHI) shows that global hunger has declined since 1990, but not dramatically, and remains at a level characterized as “serious.”
2011 GHI
* Issue Brief
* Video
* Infographic
* Press Materials
* Launch Event
* Data
* iTunes | Kindle | Interactive
Across regions and countries, GHI scores vary greatly. The highest GHI scores occur in South Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa. South Asia reduced its GHI score substantially between 1990 and 1996, but this fast progress could not be maintained. Though Sub-Saharan Africa made less progress than South Asia after 1990, it has caught up since the turn of the millennium.
----------------------------------------
Workshop on Contemporary Feminism, Jan 20, South Bombay
Dear Madam,
Greetings from Population First!
As you may be aware Population First has been closely working with college teachers to involve students in gender issues through training programs and workshops. We recently collaborated with Research Centre for Women’s Studies (RCWS) and Post Graduate Studies and Research (PGSR) of
SNDT University to conduct a series of workshops on Facilitation Skills for
Addressing Gender issues in colleges. As requested by some of the participants at these workshops, we are now organizing a one day workshop on Contemporary Feminism on January 20, 2012 at the conference hall of Elphinstone College. The workshop is especially for teachers of Humanities and Social Sciences who are interested in teaching or understanding theory and how to make it accessible to students without making it simplistic.
The feminist theories taken up at the workshop would be :
·Post modern/Queer theory
·Dalit/Black Feminism
·Ecofeminism Post Colonial feminism
·Psychoanalytic/Ecofeminism
·Ecofeminism/Psychoanalytic
·Postmodern/Postcolonial feminism
The workshop would be conducted by experts in the area and would
be a sharing of experiences. Please do write back to us if you are interested
in attending the workshop. Also please do forward it to anyone who would be
interested in participating in it.
Best regards,
Dr A.L. Sharada
Director
Population First
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Reminder to sign up for the Mumbai Cycloth NGO Meet on Tuesday January 17th, 2012
GiveIndia as the official Charity Partner of the Mumbai Cyclothon 2012 invites all NGOs to attend the NGO Meet on January 17, 2012 in Mumbai.
The Mumbai Cyclothon is an International cycling event which is hosted by ID sports, a sports management company. In the 2011 edition, more than 10,000 cyclists participated. The event will be held between March end -
April 1st Week 2012. Mumbai Cyclothon being India's biggest cycling movement, attracts lots of media attention and just like International marathons is a perfect opportunity for NGOs to reach out to their corporate and individual supporters and raise funds for their chosen cause.
GiveIndia in collaboration with ID sports is arranging a free workshop which can be attended by any NGO to understand how to make the most of the Mumbai Cyclothon.
Attend the NGO Meet on January 17, 2012 at 10:15 AM to learn more:
1. Learn how your individual donors can participate and raise funds for your NGO
2. Learn how your corporate supporters can send teams to participate in the cyclothon
To attend the NGO meet, fill the registration form on see link
Date and Time: January 17, 2012 at 10:15 AM
Venue:
Walchand Hirachand Hall, 4th Floor,
IMC Bldg, IMC Marg,
Outside Churchgate Station,
Churchgate,
Mumbai - 400020, India.
For any queries, please contact 022-23894942 or write to rakhee@giveindia.org
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AN APPEAL TO SUPPORT THANE CYCLONE VICTIMS IN INDIA
Read the complete story at:
http://www.facengo.webs.com
The Thane cyclone which formed in Bay of Bengal on 28.12.2011, had crossed between Cuddalore and Pondichery with 135 km speed on 30.12.2011 and created extensive to the entire coast line villages in Cuddalore and Pondichery . People live in dark, no transport, no livelihood, no shelters, no active or passive communication, suffer with health problems.
Ø 9 out of 13 blocks in Cuddalore.and many places in Pondichery are affected. Even beyond state's precautions,40 people are died in Cuddalore, out of this 24 are women
Ø Roads damaged,trees fell down huts removed, electricity and telephone communication and water supply disconnected.
Ø Total houses damaged is 3, 56,000. out of them 63,703 are completely damaged (51,024 are tiled house) remaining 2,41,271 are partially damaged.
Ø Affected People are living in schools and community halls and temples.
Ø The predominant livelihood of people here, the agriculture is completely damaged. Out of the total 1, 84,942 hectare of agriculture lands in the district 90,752.3 hectare are damaged,
Even to reinstate the power, drinking water and basic infrastructures like roads, the state is struggling. And requesting public and CSR contributions. nothing else could be expected from state now. Apart from the immediate support of Rs 2000 to affected families, the state does not have done any thing in household level. People require immediate external support for household things, drinking water, temporary shelters, health care and other basic livelihood. good hearted individuals and institutions are requested to support this cause. For clarifications please contact me in drravifaceindia@gmail.com to get more information. for online donations visit www.faceindia.bbnow.org/donate.php
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CSR-Nonprofit Summit, Jan 20-21, Pune
Dear Chandni
I am attaching our press release and will appreciate if you could kindly forward it to the appropriate organizations.
Thank you for your help and best regards,
Martin
11th January, 2012 for immediate release
CSR-Nonprofit Summit supports rural development and women¹s empowerment in India On the 20th and 21st of January, 2012, the internationally sponsored CSR-Nonprofit Summit will bring together corporations and nonprofit organizations in support of rural development and women¹s empowerment in India. Hosted by Elon University¹s Periclean Scholars, Comprehensive Rural Health Project, Jamkhed (CRHP), and SOSVA Training and Promotion Institute (STAPI), this invitation-only conference seeks to connect corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives to promising nonprofit organizations working in India, principally in the state of Maharashtra. The Summit takes place at the Maratha Chamber of Commerce, Industries & Agriculture in Pune.
The introduction of the new Companies Bill 2011 has brought greater
attention to CSR initiatives. If passed, this new law would require large
Indian corporations to contribute two percent of their annual net profits towards CSR activities. The CSR-Nonprofit Summit aims to enhance support for this national priority by providing opportunities for increased
understanding, networking, and collaboration, between corporations and
nonprofit organizations.
During the two-day conference, participants will engage in plenary sessions,
workshops, and networking meetings. Ms. Vandana Krishna, I.A.S. Principal
Secretary Women and Child Development Department, will deliver the keynote
address. Other highlights of the conference include a discussion on CSR
investment strategies by Indian corporations, a presentation of successful
models for rural women¹s development, and conversations on bridging the gap between CSR departments and nonprofit organizations. As of today, close to 30 corporations and 60 nonprofits have confirmed their participation in the
Summit.
Through creative programming participants will gain a better appreciation
for the evolving CSR climate. Sessions emphasizing networking opportunities
will link companies to reputable nonprofit organizations. The development of
sustainable partnerships between Summit participants will serve to generate
long-term support for women¹s empowerment and rural development in India.
Website: www.csr-nonprofit.org
Contact email: csr.nonprofit@gmail.com
Conference Venue: MCCIA Trade Tower, 5th Floor, Senapati Bapat Road, Pune.
Contact phone number: (STAPI) Tel: +91 - 20 - 26682714, 26687900, 2669 6212
_____________________
Martin Kamela
Physics Department, Elon University
http://www.elon.edu/mkamela
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CSR-Nonprofit Summit, Jan 20-21, Pune
Dear Chandni
I am attaching our press release and will appreciate if you could kindly forward it to the appropriate organizations.
Thank you for your help and best regards,
Martin
11th January, 2012 for immediate release
CSR-Nonprofit Summit supports rural development and women¹sempowerment in India On the 20th and 21st of January, 2012, the internationally sponsored CSR-Nonprofit Summit will bring together corporations and nonprofit organizations in support of rural development and women¹s empowerment in India. Hosted by Elon University¹s Periclean Scholars, Comprehensive Rural Health Project, Jamkhed (CRHP), and SOSVA Training and Promotion Institute
(STAPI), this invitation-only conference seeks to connect corporate social
responsibility (CSR) initiatives to promising nonprofit organizations
working in India, principally in the state of Maharashtra. The Summit takes
place at the Maratha Chamber of Commerce, Industries & Agriculture in Pune.
The introduction of the new Companies Bill 2011 has brought greater
attention to CSR initiatives. If passed, this new law would require large
Indian corporations to contribute two percent of their annual net profits
towards CSR activities. The CSR-Nonprofit Summit aims to enhance support for this national priority by providing opportunities for increased
understanding, networking, and collaboration, between corporations and
nonprofit organizations.
During the two-day conference, participants will engage in plenary sessions,
workshops, and networking meetings. Ms. Vandana Krishna, I.A.S. Principal
Secretary Women and Child Development Department, will deliver the keynote
address. Other highlights of the conference include a discussion on CSR
investment strategies by Indian corporations, a presentation of successful
models for rural women¹s development, and conversations on bridging the gapbetween CSR departments and nonprofit organizations. As of today, close to 30 corporations and 60 nonprofits have confirmed their participation in the
Summit.Through creative programming participants will gain a better appreciationfor the evolving CSR climate. Sessions emphasizing networking opportunities will link companies to reputable nonprofit organizations. The development of sustainable partnerships between Summit participants will serve to generate long-term support for women¹s empowerment and rural development in India.
Website: www.csr-nonprofit.org
Contact email: csr.nonprofit@gmail.com
Conference Venue: MCCIA Trade Tower, 5th Floor, Senapati Bapat Road, Pune.
Contact phone number: (STAPI) Tel: +91 - 20 - 26682714, 26687900, 2669 6212
__________________________
Martin Kamela
Physics Department, Elon University
http://www.elon.edu/mkamela
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