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Welthungerhilfe India Newsletter – October to December 2024 Edition Out Now! ![]()
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As we step into 2025, we reflect on a year of growth, collaboration, and impactful achievements. This edition highlights our work in food security, nutrition, and sustainable agriculture, including initiatives like Diversity Week and our emergency relief efforts in Bihar.![]()
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Explore the latest updates from our ongoing efforts across India!![]()
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Learning Through Growing! ![]()
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Students of Seloo Khanapur Village Primary School, Wardha, Maharashtra, visited the Circular Model Nutri Garden, exploring a variety of vegetables and discovering the health benefits of organic farming. ![]()
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Empowering young minds with knowledge about sustainable agriculture and nutritious food choices! ![]()
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Empowering Women, Empowering Villages!![]()
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A leadership camp for women leaders was organized by Prayog in Gariyaband, Chhattisgarh, focusing on land rights and grassroots development. These incredible women are now equipped to drive change in their villages by identifying local entrepreneurs and connecting them with financial support through various schemes and resources.![]()
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This initiative is a step toward building stronger, more inclusive communities led by empowered women leaders. Together, we are fostering sustainable development at the village level!![]()
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Empowering Women, Protecting Rights: Voices from Bundelkhand![]()
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On Human Rights Day 2024, a powerful dialogue in #Jhansi highlighted the water crisis as a human rights challenge, climate resilience, and the vital role of women in advancing equality and justice.![]()
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Neelam Prabhat, Member of the State Women’s Commission, praised Jal Sahelis for their relentless efforts to address Bundelkhand’s water challenges and uphold dignity and justice.![]()
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Dr. Neeti Shastri, President’s Award-winning educationist, compared their courage to that of Rani Lakshmibai, showcasing women as true change-makers.![]()
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Speakers emphasized the need to prioritize women’s human rights and decision-making power in creating sustainable communities.![]()
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As the theme of Human Rights Day 2024, "Our Rights, Our Future, Right Now," reminds us, women are leading the way to a better future for all.![]()
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Empathy and Collaboration: Highlights from the Annual Review and Planning Meeting in Jaisalmer![]()
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From December 1–5, 2024, during the Annual Review and Planning cum Pause & Reflect Meeting in #Jaisalmer, WHH India - Welthungerhilfe staff gathered for strategic planning, priority setting, and a transformative team-building session led by Prerna Bhatnagar and Shwetank Mishra. Through the Navras framework, we explored nine emotions, fostering empathy and enhancing collaboration.![]()
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The week also featured insightful discussions, cultural activities, and moments of camaraderie—building a strong foundation for impactful work in 2025.![]()
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Nadi Yatra Campaign is raising awareness for river conservation, focusing on the Sanjay River, which is vital for six panchayats in Jharkhand. Facing threats from pollution, erosion, and declining groundwater, the community is taking action to restore and protect this lifeline.
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MSW students from Shri Ramrao Sarnaik College visited SSP Washim to learn about the SENU (Poshanam) project, supported by GIZ and Welthungerhilfe India. A great exchange on nutrition-focused initiatives and impactful work!
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62 children and mothers joined the Bal Bhoj program to learn about Infant & Young Child Feeding (IYCF) and prepare nutritious recipes using local ingredients.
Supported by ASHA, Anganwadi, & Krishi Mitras, this initiative fosters community-led child nutrition improvements.
Welthungerhilfe India Newsletter – Oct-Dec 2024 Out Now!
Reflecting on a year of growth, collaboration, and impactful initiatives, from food security to sustainable agriculture. Check out our latest updates!
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