Here is PPT that explains what & how Samvada works as an NGO.

2. What are Our Young People
Thinking and Doing?
•Youth who are aware of their rights and responsibilities
•Teachers committed to changing society through education
• Leaders with vision and integrity
•Journalism that promotes peace and development
•Quality child care for the poor
•Water harvesting & conservation
•Sustainable agriculture and debt free farming
•Responsible eco-tourism
•Chemical free food
•Counseling services for women’s wellness

4. Almost 1/4th of the state
youth continue to be illiterate- of
whom 66% are women
Youth constitute a little over
1/3rd third of the population of
Karnataka. Close to 1/5th youth
belong to marginalized communities
and nearly 2/3rd live in rural areas
. More than half of them
discontinue their education
after high school.
Dropouts are mainly young
people from excluded
communities. They end up
unskilled and confused, eking
out a living as daily wage
labourers
Karnataka
Today

6. Samvada is a collective of
professionals with a vision
for society and a passion for
youth work. Our team
includes academics and
activists with an
understanding of
contemporary Indian society
and expertise in community
work, organic farming,
counseling, education,
journalism and child care
Samvada has its roots in
Bangalore, branched out to
neighboring districts and now
attracts young people,
organisations and colleges
from all parts of the State of
Karnataka
Our3 youth resource centres reach out to
5000young people each year and invite them to
introductory discussions. Students can then opt
to take part in intensive workshops,
livelihood courses, leadership programmes
exposures, campaigns and a host of eye-
opening activities.
• Bangalore, Karnataka
INDIA

7. Samvada is effective in building
young people’s commitment to
society’s development

8. Achievements 1990-2013
Outreach:1,60,000 youth
Dialogue: 30000 youth
Sensitisation &
Empowerment: 6000 youth
Leadership : 620 youth

9. Gender
Justice
Youth
Work
Pluralism
Sustainable
Development
Inclusion
5 YSKs
Yuva Samvada Kendras:
•Level 1: Awareness
•Level2: Basic sensitisation
•Level 3:Leadership building
Baduku Community College
•Level 4: Advance sensitisation
•Level 5: Professional courses
•Level 6: Professional courses &
• impacting professions
RCU
(Resource & Consulting Unit)
•Level 7:Knowledge development
•Level 8: Impact assesment
•Level 9: Consulting services
OurThemes
&
Work Units

10. • Y S K •
YSK1: Bangalore
YSK2: Doddabellapur
YSK3: Ramnagara
YSK4: Mangalore
YSK5: Tumkur

11. • Inclusion and
empowerment
Youth Needs
• Baduku in Kannada
means “life”
Baduku
•Work Options
Societal
needs
We facilitate their social mobility by providing quality education :
Dynamic inter-disciplinary
curriculum using Creative
Learning Modules and
cutting edge methodology
Delivered by experienced,
Creative and Sensitive
Trainers
At Subsidised fees
with flexible
payment options

12. Self awareness and
personal growth
Knowledge
transfer&
perspective
building
Skills development
Practice
Doing
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Stage
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Practice
validation
Training/instruction
Mentoring & Refresher Programs
The Baduku Pedagogical
Framework
Learning
assessment
Impact
assessment

13. Objective: Enabling
disadvantaged youth
enter socially critical
Professions
Diploma Creative
Media/ Journalism
for Peace and
Development
Objective: Building
Professional Capacities
for working with
youth
Certificate in
Youth Work for
Inclusive &
Sustainable
Development
Education for
Social Change:
Workshops for
Teachers
Objective: Creating
Professions that
Empower Women and
Children
Certificate Course
: Facilitating
Women’s
Wellness &
Justice
Certificate Course:
Early Childhood
Care & Education
Objective: Enabling
Sustainable Livelihoods
for Youth
Certificate Course:
Sustainable
Farming
Certificate Course
-Urban water
solutions
Workshops
Community Based
Eco Tourism
Objective:
Empowering and
Mobilizing youth for
Social Change
Youth Leadership
for Social Change
Certificate
Course-Peer
Counseling

14. Resource And Consulting Unit
Samvada offers a variety of services to organisations who share our vision
of an inclusive and sustainable society
Designing and
conducting
workshops to
sensitise youth to
social and
ecological issues
Designing and
conducting Peer
Counselling
workshops
for college
students
Film production to document the process and impacts of NGOs working with
youth
Programme Design
and Development
for NGOs interested
in working
with youth
Curriculum Development
for courses aimed at
teachers, counsellors and
women’s activists
Setting up work-place crèches- including infrastructure
planning, training of personnel and developing systems
for management of child care centres in factories and
offices
Organic Farming- Managing the
transition from chemical to organic
farming through training of
personnel, provision of seeds &
organic inputs and accompaniment
services
Our charges are cost effective and our
work is creative
If you require support in any of the
above areas please
contact consulting@samvada.net

15. And finally now…we are moving to a larger office cum training centre!
We re–structured the organisation & expanded the board
and re-organised staff teams
Organizational systems and processes for planning,
reporting, knowledge management and impact assessment
were developed
Capacity Staff development was given priority
Our training methodologies were customised to
meet the needs of disadvantaged youth
We developed unique inter-disciplinary curricula for
our courses and refined them over 2-3 iterations
We increased networking with civil society
organisations in different parts of Karnataka

16. Byatha N
Jagdeesh
Dominic
D’souza
G .
Satyashree
Sunil
Abraham
Anita
Ratnam

17. Baduku community
college
Janardhan Kesaragadde
Associate Director
Ishrath Nisar
Program Convener:
Early Childhood
Kiranakumari S
Prog Convener: Facilitating womens
welness and justice counseling
Manjunath H
Prog Convener: sustainale agri
Muralimohan
Programme: Journalism
Yuva Samvada
Kendras
Elango Stanislaus
Youth mentor
Ramakka Chukki
Youth Mentor
Ramesh Cheemachinahalli
Youth mentor
Gowri Manish
YSK Manager
Finance and
Admin Unit
Poornima Shivu
Accounts Assistant
Devraj Venkatesh
Finance & Accounts Co-
ordinator
Aarthi Poojari
HR & Admin
Resource &
Consulting
Unit
Anita Ratnam
Director
Shilpa M K
Media & communications

18. 64%
16%
20%
Expenditure Allocation 2012-
13
Program costs
Admin costs
Establishment costs
70%
10%
10%
10%
Fundraising Plan 2013-2014
Institutional
donors
Individuals
Corporates
Consulting Fees
Financials
Our Annual Budget is Rs. 1.3cr

19. Name of the FCRA Bank Account :
S a m v a d a
Name of the Bank:
C a n a r a B a n k
Our Account:
S B A / c – 0 4 2 4 1 0 1 0 - 1 4 4 3 9
Bank IFSC number –C N R B 0 0 0 0 4 2 4
(Currency INR [Indian National Rupees])
Address:
C a n a r a B a n k , L a n g f o r d T o w n B r a n c h ,
N o . 1 0 , O s h a g g n e s s e y R o a d ,
B a n g a l o r e – 5 6 0 0 2 5
Name of the account:
S a m v a d a
Name of the Bank:
I n d i a n O v e r s e a s B a n k
Our Account:
S B A / c N o . 0 2 6 8 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 2 1 9 7
Address:
R e s i d e n c y R o a d B r a n c h , B a n g a l o r e .
I F S C C o d e ; I O B A 0 0 0 0 2 6 8

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