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Association for Rural Area Social Modification, Improvement and Nestling

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  • Geographic scope: Local
    Country of activity:
  • India
  • Millennium Development Goals:
  • Achieve universal primary education
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  • Mission statement:
    Year established:
    Year of registration: 1992
    Organizational structure: NAME OF THE NGO :“ARASMIN” ( Association for Rural area Social Modification, Improvement and Nestling. ADDRESS: At/Post: G.udayagiri, Dist: Kandhamal, ODISHA: 762 100 ( INDIA ) E-mail Address:arasmin@gmail.com Web Site: www.arasmin.org Contact Person : Bikash Ranjan Rautray, M.A, LLM. Tele/Fax : +91-6847-260109 Cell Phone : +91-95568 98655 / +91-94370 38275 ARASMIN is a Charitable Pioneering Philanthropy, Registered under Societies Registration Act’1860, Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act’1976 and Income Tax Act’1961. It has also got Approval under Section 80G (5) (vi). More over, ARASMIN has got the 100% Tax Exemption Approval under Section 10 (23C) (vi) of Income Tax Act’1961. It is governed by its Governing Body which consists up 07 (seven) Members out of 11 ( Eleven) Members in total. As regards to the Major Activities of ARASMIN, it has been providing persistent services to the poor Tribal people on Lively-hood Empowerment, Economic Revolution, Environment, Climate Change, Health Care, Education, Human Rights, Preservation of Culture and Women Trafficking etc. in order to provide SOCIAL SECURITY, FINANCIAL SECURITY and HEALTH SECURITY to the hilly-dwelling down-trodden Tribal People of ORISSA. RESEARCH is another vital part of the programmes of ARASMIN in order to merge the people with the New Scientific World and to have some innovations. Since, last 20 (twenty) years, ARASMIN has been working in a Net-working system Consisting of four NGOs and another 3 (three) NGOs from three other Districts with great interest have merged with our Ideology and have joined recently in our team. We also welcome and invite the like-minded NGOs of our State to share with our Ideology and join this Net-work with a view to save the lives of the hilly-dwelling poor Tribal people of our State. CULTURE AND SPIRITUALISM : Culture is the most important aspect of Tribal Lively-hood. In view of this fact, we are having regular inter-action with the people in their periodical meetings and inspiring them to worship their own goddess in proper traditional method and preserve their culture. Spiritualism is also another vital part of their life and growth. Reasons for TAKING Consultative Status : Since long we have been working on Protection of Environment, Control of Pollution, Biodiversity Conservation and Climate Change. In this regard We have organized Vana Surakshya Samities (Forest protection committees) to safe guard the village Forests which are the Natural properties and need the partnership of International Agencies for its acceleration.
    Number and type of members: Almost all the members except the Secretary belong to Tribal Community and Scheduled Caste Community and all the members are Service-Oriented.
    Affiliation with NGO networks: (1)-UNEP, (2)-UN Global Compact Network (3)-IUCN, (4)-CCAC, (5)-Member, UNCCD (6)Partner, Living Lake Network (7)-Member, GNF (8)-Partner, Swiss Catholic Lenten Fund (09)-Partner, Vitamin Angel (10)-member of GNDR
    Funding structure:
  • Foreign and international grants
  • Funding structure other: NIL
     
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