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Activities carried out in Uttar Pradesh
Training on Integrated Farming and Cooperative Development
To promote integrated farming and cooperative development a field visit was organized in Sonbhadra, Uttar Pradesh. The initiative provided comprehensive training on sustainable agricultural practices to 80 farmers, volunteers, and field staff from the Myorpur region. Sumit Singh, Director of Ubantu Foundation, offered in-depth guidance on the governance, formation, and bylaws of SHGs, cooperatives, and Farmer Producer Organizations (FPOs). Dr. G.P. Singh led a session on integrated farming techniques. He emphasized innovative strategies for effective land utilization, such as multilayer farming, where crops are cultivated based on height to optimize yield in a limited area

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Training of SHGs in Renusagar
The team conducted a training session in Renusagar, Sonbhadra, engaging 23 women associated with various SHGs involved in activities such as beauty services and stitching. Sumit Singh explained the process of forming SHGs, cooperatives, and FPOs, while also highlighting initiatives to empower these entities. The discussions focused on identifying reliable markets for raw materials and developing a deeper understanding of market dynamics to enhance the productivity and profitability of the women’s enterprises.

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Duddhi Centre, Sonbhadra, Uttar Pradesh
A training program was organized in Duddhi, Sonbhadra, with a focus on promoting women-led entrepreneurship and sustainable livelihood development. The program brought together women associated with the village organization of NRLM and other needy women from the villages to empower them with the knowledge and necessary skills. Sh. Gauri Shankar Kushwaha, a renowned agri-business expert of the district explained the benefits of natural farming and sustainable horticultural practices in enhancing income for the rural population. Sh. Ramesh Kushwaha explained the new processing techniques and key schemes launched by Ministry of Agriculture for enhancing efficiency and diversifying livelihood options

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Training of CLF in Robertsganj, Uttar Pradesh
During the field visit to Robertsganj, Uttar Pradesh, the team engaged with women associated with the National Rural Livelihood Mission (NRLM). These women represented a Cluster Level Federation comprising 15 village organizations and 150 SHGs. The participants were introduced to innovative livelihood models, including soap-making and dhoopbatti (incense stick) production, and received training to enhance their skills in these areas. Additionally, they were guided on improving the design elements of their products to make them more appealing and market-ready. Many of the participants requested support from Ubantu Foundation for getting training opportunities in the field of soap and candle making, food processing, etc.
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Discussions also focused on how Ubantu Foundation could further support their efforts by providing a range of additional training programs. This initiative highlights the foundation’s commitment to empowering women entrepreneurs through skill development, market linkage, and innovative livelihood opportunities.

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Social Protection Camp in Noida, Uttar Pradesh
Ubantu Foundation had carried out door to door campaign and interactions with the community in the selected localities of Noida to understand the needs and aspirations of the local populations. After assessing the needs of the local community, it was evident that many residents required assistance in understanding and accessing various government social protection schemes. To address this, a social protection camp was organized on 4th February 2025. The primary goal of this camp was to raise awareness about Central and State Government schemes and to help people obtain essential documents required to access these benefits. By bridging the gap between the government and citizens, the camp ensured that eligible individuals were equipped with the necessary documentation to avail themselves of these schemes.
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Additionally, all attendees received hands-on digital literacy training, equipping them with the skills to access government services online efficiently.

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