UDYAMA Learning & Reflection :Chronology of Awards and Accolades

Year	Award, Accolades & Accreditation
2021	SABERA Awards
2021	World Benchmarking Alliance
2021	Catalyst2030
2020	Green Climate Fund
2019	Best NGO support to communities in Cyclone FANI.
2019	Best NGO under Environment Category by Bright World Wide.
2016	UNESCO-Water Digest Award for Best NGO on Water Harvesting.
2014	International Award for Environment by Kyobo Foundation, Seoul, Korea.
2012	The e-ngo award by Digital Empowerment Foundation, New Delhi.
2010	Utkal Gourav award by Sishu Samaj.
2010	Best Social Organization in Social Service by  Sishu Samaj.
2008	Participation Award in the International Year of Sanitation by Water-Aid.
2006	Best NGO Award for Rural Reconstruction and Environment by Rajeev Gandhi Foundation.

 

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 Activity Verticals that connect collaborate, converge with constituents:

·                Landscape Based ecological advancement towards a larger food system

·                  Community Climate adaptation to   responsive development in harmony   

with Nature-Water-Culture, Crafts-Life Style, Habitation & Settlements, Tourism

·                Inclusion of Women & Children towards WASH & innovation in  Education,

·                Application of Digital Learning & ICT  access, knowledge transformation 

·                Life Cycle  based   Skill Development for  sustainable communities

·                Ecosystem-based Model building on wise water use & watersheds

·                Nature-based adaptation  connecting to  Nutrition Fortification

·                Promoting Groups/collectives,Farmers Field Schools, entrepreneurship

·                Mainstreaming Resilient  Process integrating  with Green Energy,

·                Low Carbon Development  Strategies   &  School for Carbon  minus 

·                Gearing Greening,  local biodiversity conservation, carbon sequestration  

·                Recycle & Circular Economy to minimize Plastic & Micro-plastic  pollution

·                Advocacy on reducing  urban poverty  &  city resilience,

·                Practicing  Do  No Harm, Peace, Community  Harmony & Justice

·                Citizen Action on Climate Justice , Fair Climate Initiatives

·                Preventing degradation, Desertification &  Ecological Sustainability

·                Science-based approach to reinvent and innovate Adaptation Process

·                Enabling environment  for elimination of social   stigma discrimination

·                Result Based Management Training, & capacity building,   networking,

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Dr. Ramesh Chandra Panda, Retd IAS Unoin Secretary MSME,GoI,                                                Government of India                                                                                          198, Kalinga vihar, Infront of DAV School, Bhubaneswar7510119 email-rameshpanda48@gmail.com rameshpanda48@yahoo.com                                                                                                                                                                                                                                    mobile- 9437489919,9811432627

Dr. Bhagaban Prakash Former Advisor Election Commission, Government of India 192, Baramunda, Bhubaneswar,odisha Email: bhagbanprakash@gmail.com  mobile-919937027017

Mr N M Prusty Former Chair person SPHERE India ,                                                                                                  , Email-nmprusty51@gmail.com                                   Emailtonmprusty@yahoo.co.in                                                                    2nd Floor, Building No; H-753-A                        Ansal's Palam Vihar,  Nr. Metro Hospital and  Opp: Village Choma ,Gurgaon - 122017,                                                 Haryana, Indi  Telephone and Fax; +91-1244118635 ,                                                      Cell; +91-9811310841/9899592306

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 The Broader broader objective: of UDYAMA  

To link to the broader view of Poverty & poverty alleviation that goes beyond just income, Highlight the crucial role of ‘local context’ and how this influences the asset base,

·                 Give space to local perspectives, Local Action - categorize the strategies that make up their livelihoods.

·                 Build on what exists - an integrated perspective that unites the concepts of economic development with inclusion process,

·                 Cross-Sector Integration resolution for people & planet:

·                Facilitate  Risk informed Development  &  Catalyze  Agents of Change,

·                Cultivating commitments  for insulating solutions community resilience

·                Extending support for Community-based COVID Recovery & Resilience

Key Achievements · 3500 nos-Micro-models on  water related projects on Harvesting, restoration & Recharge · 25-CBOs-engaged for Resilient  livelihoods scale-up   · 8000 Distress migrants registered & provided ID card ·  2000 nos- distressed-migrant skilled &  self-engaged · 20 nos-women-collectives  engaged in   Nutrition farming  & Gearing Greening · 2000 hectares-adopted resilient-farming with science led livelihoods  towards soil carbon absorption- · 500-hectares-pulses -under NFSM & Soil Nutrition · 10000-hectares-local biodiversity-protection for carbon Sequestration, & availing  regulated forest foods/products · 3500-Home-solar-lighting-system part of Green energy supporting children to read more & women to do more work · 3500-fuel-efficient-cooking-stoves under Low emission development Strategies  [LEDS)  in minimizing Health hazards of rural women  & children · 45-schools practicing  sanitation, nutrition , hygiene in inculcating Environment education, · 200- groups engaged backyard nutrition promotion & household waste & water management · 05-Citizen-Action, Climate Justice/Resilience committed for undertaking action on Deepening governance on water-nature-culture- craft- lifestyle support to localizing SDGs · 25-onion shades leveraged  from Government as post harvest technology · 480-nos of treadle-pumps for  lifting water without power consumption  as part of water governance · 09-Biogas plant & solar-drier distributed part Renewable Energy Initiative   & part of circular economy · 01-nos of solar-energy-centre catering 28 HHs As part of power governance for tribal communities · 05 nos  FPOs   Promoted towards minimizing distress sale & market linkage and value added of local  products in western · 10-nos-ICT-KIOSKs for digital weather information climate risks, to undertake  risk informed  resilient  livelihoods practices · 90750 -COVID  Vaccine Readiness, preparedness, resilience & recovery- with added CAB protocol advocacy, undertaking social protection  campaign & immunity boosting for all

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UDYAMA Facilitates Local Action & Global Networking

Two & half decades together with the community, UDYAMA (www.udyama.org) facilitates an enabling environment towards resilient development in India. Substantial evidence based initiatives  have been reflected at ground and engaging partner NGOs , multiple stakeholders and carved out good gain knowledge on Resilience & Adaptation Process and more intend to do. Learning-Linking-Leveraging Resources to Livelihoods diversification are the core areas that has scaled and replicated in urban, coastal, rural, tribal hinterlands. Founded in 1997 UDYAMA primarily aims towards strengthening and building capacities of local communities towards rejuvenating human, ecological, social, economical capital & well-being improvement with a view to  changing the culture of cultivating solutions towards Resilience in blending with time honored  improved technology transformation with well articulated development communication incorporating  inclusion, innovations to address next development challenges  with a broader objective: https://www.google.com/search?q=udyama%2Cpradeep+mahapatra+%2C&oq=udya&aqs=chrome.1.69i60j69i59l2j69i61l3j69i65l2.3991j1j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8, https://www.academia.edu/s/dd7cdac205

 UDYAMA Approach aimed at providing as a catalyst to support people to reduce disasters or vulnerabilities

·                Prepare for, plan to withstand and recover from stresses, shocks, drudgery

·                Take in hand root causes of degradations, disasters, impacts

·                Adaptive Action Research , entrepreneurship ,Innovation & Inclusion

Key strategies: UDYAMA strives for four strategic directions to maximize livelihood diversification, risk reduction:

·                Private-Public-Partnership with institutions/organizations

·                Building & Process Development for Social Good,

·                Facilitating to enabling environment for risk reduction for most at-risk

·                  Program diversity with value-based assurance and insurance.

·                 Our Value System: UDYAMA attempts consistently to stem the rot &build back better & capital building that can rejuvenate the resource base for a sustained process to live with dignity & address Next Development Challenges for a lasting solution towards resilient development & ecological Sustainability.