Education quality; Healthcare; Environment Conservation; Reducing Migration; etc.

Paul Hamlyn Foundation; Childline; Pratham Foundation; The Hunger Project; Family Health India; etc.

Mr. Sanjay Mishra, President	Ms. Rubina Shah, Vice-President
Mr. Ameen Charles, Secretary	Ms. Jini Nikita Dass, Joint Secretary
Mr. Rajkumar Sahu, Treasurer	Ms. Sunita Khalko, Member
Mr. Abhishek, Member

Beneficiary Spend:

Average: 83.6%

Highest: 100.0%

Lowest: 9.5%

Income:

Average: Rs86 lac

Highest: Rs9 cr

Lowest: Rs45,032

How much to donate

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Equipping Communal Development, Peace and Justice

• Bureaucratic hurdles, corruption, exploitation of natural resources are some of the challenges faced in a state like Madhya Pradesh. Community Development Centre (CDC) was founded solely to improve living conditions of rural tribes, especially women and children, in Madhya Pradesh.
• Programs: i) Sustainable Livelihood: CDC is encouraging sustainable agriculture practices like System Rice Intensification, cultivation of traditional seeds, strengthening of Kisan Panchayat, collective marketing, exposure to farmers for increased income of farmers and their families. ii) Empowering Women Leadership: In collaboration with the Hunger Project, CDC is electing, training and mobilizing women representatives for their political journey. iii) With support of Childline CDC is protecting vulnerable children, advocating basic children rights and empowering them through an emergency helpline. iv) Education: CDC runs a school in MP waiving fees of students below-poverty line.
• Outcome: 487 cases handled under Childline by CDC Balaghat; Women in Leadership project has so far reached out to 32 Panchayats and is currently working with 276 elected women representatives; Paul Hamlyn Foundation in collaboration with CDC is working with 600 tribal families for sustainable livelihood practices.