Showing posts with label DEVELOPMENT LABS. Show all posts
Showing posts with label DEVELOPMENT LABS. Show all posts
Wednesday, 1 May 2013
Thursday, 7 February 2013
Workshop on Accountability, Transparency & Efficiency in Development Sector
Parbhani,
11 Dec 2012; Team Development Labs organized ‘Workshop on Accountability,
Transparency & Efficiency in Development Sector’ at Parbhani, Maharashtra
dated on 11th Dec 2012.
On
the occasion, 30 civil society organizations from different locations of
Maharashtra actively participated during the programme.
Rohit
Bhan Singh, Founder of Development Labs said, “The goal of the workshop is to
raise the capacity of NGOs to work in an accountable and efficient manner.” To
add to it, he said that NGOs plays vital role to bridge the gap between Bharat
and India.
Rama
Krishna, Communication Manager of Development Labs explained the importance of ‘System
Quality Management Certificate’. “This certificate shows the credibility and transparency
of the organization.” told Rama Krishna
Mohit,
Promotion Head of Development Labs said, “we nurture and support CSOs through a
range of products and services such as customised T-Shirts, project proposal
designing, designing of awareness generation material, presentations, surveys,
monitoring & evaluation etc.
Monday, 9 July 2012
Pan India Project of Development Labs "Bridging Gender Digital Divide"
Information Communication Technology's offer not only
e-mail, e-commerce and e-jobs, but "E-quality."
Stark Reality:
In many communities, it's a regular practice to breastfeed
girls for a shorter time than boys so that women can try to get pregnant again
with a boy as soon as possible. As a result, girls miss out on life-giving
nutrition during a crucial window of their development, which stunts their
growth and weakens their resistance to disease. This is happening in all the
societies and culture around the globe since time immemorial. Women have
faced discrimination be it nutrition ,education, job opportunities or in the
societal norms as a whole.2/3rd of the world’s 900 million illiterates are
women which has led to feminization of poverty due to obvious reason being
illiterate and lagging behind men in acquiring suitable knowledge in the arena
of income generation.
The only solution of this stark reality is education, key to
gender equality which strengthens a women ability to grow, to reduce poverty
and to provide healthy & better life.
Whatever the underlying reasons, we at Development Labs are
in constant endeavor to bring about holistic development of the vulnerable
population of our society. In this process of transformation, we seek your
support to achieve this mountainous task. We have successfully completed
several social initiatives with the support of passionate contributors like you.
Please share this mail among your friends
Tuesday, 3 July 2012
Wednesday, 6 June 2012
Wednesday, 14 December 2011
R.K Excellence Award Function & Awareness Campaign of Development Labs held in Shri Sathya Sai International Hall
Development Labs initiated Awareness Campaign on Millennium Development Goals at Shri Sathya Sai International Hall Lodhi Road New Delhi on Wednesday 14th Dec, 2011.
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| Ms. Mamta Sharma, Chairperson of NCW with Development Labs Volunteers |
Dr. Dhanmendra, Founder of R.K.HIV AIDS & Research Care Centre valued the work of Development Labs and honored them to establish stall on the same theme.
Enthusiastic volunteers of Development Labs enlightened about Millennium Development Goals, specifically 6th MDG to Combat HIV/AIDS, Malaria & Other Diseases. They distributed Brochures & T-Shirts embedded with sixth MDG Logo.
Laxmi Narayan, first transgender person to represent the United Nation's Civil Society task force on HIV/AIDS met with the volunteers of the NGO. She said that write "Keep the Promise" on T-Shirt. After that she signed and wrote "I will keep". She appreciated the effort of Development Labs & said, “HIV/AIDS is the pandemic disease & allows life threatening infection and cancer. There is the urgent need to spread awareness in the rural areas of India. We need to tell that how infection occur like transfer of blood, semen, vaginal fluid, breast milk etc.”
In addition, Dr. Pai, Gynaecologist, Infertility Specialist visited the stall and appreciated the initiatives. He also vowed his valued support in Development Labs for future endeavours.
The volunteers of Development Labs had a long discussion with Dr. Rishma about the initiative. She encouraged the whole team and vowed support for all future endeavours.
For more details, please contact at 011 65652226 or you can mail at info@developmentlabs.in
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