Governance

Governance

Good governance ensures participation of the poorest of the poor and other weaker section, enabling them to organize themselves, achieving their entitlements, having access and control over the resources and Promoting people institutions. more....

Gender equity and empowerment

Center for Community Development (CCD) recognizes prevalence of all pervasive of gender discrimination in various spheres with regard to rights, access, control, ownership, opportunities and existence of violence and atrocities in the most inhuman and barbaric forms committed against women through an establish order.

Social taboos, social structure, division of labour, division of role, inaccessibility, lack of control, lack of ownership, inequality in opportunity, less priority in decision-making, discrimination, no recognition of domestic and productive work, no sharing of responsibility between men and women, patriarchy, existing mindset -women are the subordinates, atrocities and violence, gender friendly environment, less representation etc are the factor responsible for gender inequality in the society. more..

Inclusion of Persons with disability

Persons with disability are an invisible minority of the country, which has been neglected since ages and even today. The prevalence rate of moderate and severe disabilities is estimated as 4.5 per cent, or one in twenty people in developing countries, but the ratio among people suffering poverty rises to one in six. This implies a strong relation between disability and social issues including poverty as a cause and a consequence in developing countries. Disability results in social, economical and political exclusion, trapping people with disability in an endless cycle of poverty and disability.

A person with disability has the same need as the non-disabled and can develop like others and can participate equally in every aspect of social, economic and political life. Like a non-disabled, she/he is a human being & has the right to live with dignity. Thus there is a need for sensitization on "inclusion" and at the same time empowering the PWDs so that they can assert their rights to enjoy "full citizenship".more..

Education and child development:

"To children we cannot answer tomorrow. His/her name is today.” Healthy, happy and smiling children going to school protected at home and in a position to realize their full potential-confident about the future and assertive about the present and a conducive environment where every child has the basic rights of survival, protection, development and participation. more..

Community Health:

People should have access and control over the basic health facilities. Mechanism at the village level needs to be developed to combat incidence of malaria, malnutrition, child and infant mortality more..

 



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