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PARTNERS IN PROSPERITY ANNUAL REPORT
Society Registration No: S/33785 dated 20 Oct, 1998 (Registered under Society Registration Act XXI, 1860) All grants to PnP are exempt under the section 80 G of Income Tax Act Vide Letter No. DIT(E)2008-2009 / P – 1277/3038 dated 6 February , 2009. Registered under the Foreign Contributions (Regulation) Act , 1976, under FCRA No. 23166097 PAN No. AABTP2591E TAN No. DELP13178E
Partners in Prosperity Society Registered Office: C6/6048, Vasant Kunj, New Delhi 110070 Camp Office: 3, Turner Road, Lane C - 18, Clement Town Dehradun , UK Ph – 0135 – 6451719, Fax – 0135 – 2644006 Email: [email protected] www.pnpindia.org
PARTNERS IN PROSPERITY
annual report 2008 - 2009
Foreword We are happy to present the Annual Report for the period 2008-09. PnP has grown in confidence and strength during this period. We are now poised for to launch new programmes and activities in accordance with our mission. In the coming year, we will focus on building livelihoods of the poor through the Unitus-PnP Ultra Poor Project. We have expanded our governing body to include representation from eight states. Our heartiest welcome to all our new members. With your support and active participation, we will scale new heights of success.
Manab Chakraborty Chair
P. Murali Srinivas Secretary
Acknowledgment -B. N. Misra & Co., Chartered Accountants -Corporation Bank, Vasant Kunj
Major Activities RELIEF TO THE HOMELESS Even the Delhi Development Authority (DDA) admits that at least 1 per cent of the city’s population in Delhi is homeless. This means that no fewer than 140,000 people live on the streets of Delhi. This figure does not include those who sleep in carts or rickshaws or under flimsy plastic-sheet roofs. This year, about 70 deaths were attributed to severe winter cold, a marked improvement over previous years. Though the ultimate goal of the National Policy on Housing and Habitat, 1998, to provide the basic need of shelter for all, but until such objective is achieved, it is necessary to provide some kind of shelter to the absolutely shelter less urban poor, particularly street children, destitute women and migrant laborers, etc. The Society undertook drives to feed hungry street children and elderly persons, and distribute blankets to the homeless. Society office bearers Mr. Sobhan Sinha, Mr. Murali Srinivas and Mr. Manab Chakraborty took active part in distributing food and blankets to the poor in the slums of Gurgaon.
DAIRY & ANIMAL HUSBANDRY EDUCATION The Society has been working with 4 Gram Panchayats in Dehradun District of Uttarakhand. Our members have provided advice to the villagers on better animal husbandry, improving livestock breed and health. Mr. Anil Tyagi of the Society has observed that the villagers are selling their milk through middlemen. The middlemen collect pure milk at cheap rates (Rs. 910/litre) and sell it at much higher prices (Rs. 18-22/litre). Meetings were organized on 9 November 2008 and 18 January 2009 to discuss with the villagers on how to provide better price of milk to the producer, and ensure quality milk and milk products to consumers.
Major Activities PnP UNITUS ULTRA POOR PROJECT The lives of ultra poor are characterized by irregular income, persistent hunger, poor health, and illiteracy. The ultra poor lack the ability and confidence to join mainstream microfinance, and require economic, health and social development inputs to create sustainable change in their lives.
The PnP Unitus Ultra Poor Project is aimed at providing marginal workers, particularly those in building & construction work basic health services, job placement and registration in government run social assistance programmes. We aim to graduate 1000 poor persons into non poor status within one year. This project is grant funded by Unitus Inc. USA.
Families living in the slums are primarily part of the unorganized sector (labor, lime kilns, recycling, vending on carts).Major pharmaceuticals, auto components, food processing, herbs, aromatic and real estate companies have established their presence in these two cities which has boosted demand for skilled workforce.
Dehradun and Haridwar provides being environment for up scaling employment of ultra poor. As there are no agency providing support to ultra poor in transforming the lives of ultra poor in these cities, PnP Unitus Ultra Poor Program is in a unique position to fill this void.
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financial
statements
Auditor’s Report
Staff Remuneration (p.a.)
Highest Paid
INR 0
Lowest Paid
INR 0
Head of the Organization
INR 0
Board Expenses Sl No
Detail
Amount ( INR)
1
International Travel
0
2
Domestic Travel
0
3
Local Conveyance
0
4
Entertainment Expenses
0
5
Other
0
Total
0
governance
Governing Body SL.
Name
Gender, Position, Gross Remuneration, Relation to other members
1
Mr. Manab Chakraborty
Male, Chairperson, INR 0.00, Unrelated
2
Mr. P. Murali Srinivas
Male, Secretary, INR 0.00, Unrelated
3
Ms. Rita Sarin
Female, Treasures, INR 0.00, Unrelated
4
Mr. Sobhan Sinha
Male, Executive Member, INR 0.00, Unrelated
5
Mr. V. R. Babu Guralla
Male, Executive Member, INR 0.00, Unrelated
6
Mr. Satish Lahkchaura
Male, Member, INR 0.00, Unrelated
7
Mr. Anil Tyagi
Male, Member, INR 0.00, Unrelated
8
Mr. Dheeraj Bansal
Male, Member, INR 0.00, Unrelated
9
Mr. P. D.Ramachandran
Male, Member, INR 0.00, Unrelated
10
Mr. V. R. Rao
Male, Member, INR 0.00, Unrelated
11
Mr. Tanay Chakravarty
Male, Member, INR 0.00, Unrelated
Board Meetings 2008 - 09 Meeting
Date of Board Meeting
No of Board members who attended
Minutes documented & circulated
Total Strength of Board on the date this meeting was held
Meeting 1
26th May 2008
6
Yes
7
Meeting 2
5th June 2008
5
Yes
7
Meeting 3
12th December 2008
5
Yes
7
Meeting 4
26th January 2009
5
Yes
11
SERVING THE POOREST OF THE POOR “ULTRA POOR” PnP doesn’t give medicines or provide one time relief to the poorest of the poor. We believe that to bring a change in lives of Ultra Poor, it should be holistic & sustainable. We select Ultra Poor from the Urban Slums and ensure their active inclusion into government policies & programs.
Name………………………………………….
PARTNERS IN PROSPERITY
I WOULD LIKE TO DONATE (please tick one) Rs. 500
Rs. 1,000
Rs. 2,000
Rs.5,000
Address……………………………………… ………………………………………………… ……………………….PIN…………………… Mobile No……………………………………. E mail………………………………………….
Rs. …………………………………… My contribution will be used to sustainably elevate the poorest of the poor to a higher standard of living.
Kindly issue cheque / DD in favor of “ Partners in Prosperity ( A/c No 1556002100011949)” payable at Punjab National Bank, Dehradun, Uttarakhand. Tax Exemptions: All donations to PnP are tax exempt u/s 80G. Mail this coupon along with your donation and we will send you a receipt.
Society Registration No: S/33785 dated 20 Oct, 1998 (Registered under Society Registration Act XXI, 1860) All grants to PnP are exempt under the section 80 G of Income Tax Act Vide Letter No. DIT(E)2008-2009 / P – 1277/3038 dated 6 February , 2009. Registered under the Foreign Contributions (Regulation) Act , 1976, under FCRA No. 23166097 PAN No. AABTP2591E TAN No. DELP13178E
Partners in Prosperity Society Registered Office: C6/6048, Vasant Kunj, New Delhi 110070 Camp Office: 3, Turner Road, Lane C - 18, Clement Town Dehradun , UK Ph – 0135 – 6451719, Fax – 0135 – 2644006 Email: [email protected] www.pnpindia.org
PARTNERS IN PROSPERITY
annual report 2008 - 2009
Foreword We are happy to present the Annual Report for the period 2008-09. PnP has grown in confidence and strength during this period. We are now poised for to launch new programmes and activities in accordance with our mission. In the coming year, we will focus on building livelihoods of the poor through the Unitus-PnP Ultra Poor Project. We have expanded our governing body to include representation from eight states. Our heartiest welcome to all our new members. With your support and active participation, we will scale new heights of success.
Manab Chakraborty Chair
P. Murali Srinivas Secretary
Acknowledgment -B. N. Misra & Co., Chartered Accountants -Corporation Bank, Vasant Kunj
Major Activities RELIEF TO THE HOMELESS Even the Delhi Development Authority (DDA) admits that at least 1 per cent of the city’s population in Delhi is homeless. This means that no fewer than 140,000 people live on the streets of Delhi. This figure does not include those who sleep in carts or rickshaws or under flimsy plastic-sheet roofs. This year, about 70 deaths were attributed to severe winter cold, a marked improvement over previous years. Though the ultimate goal of the National Policy on Housing and Habitat, 1998, to provide the basic need of shelter for all, but until such objective is achieved, it is necessary to provide some kind of shelter to the absolutely shelter less urban poor, particularly street children, destitute women and migrant laborers, etc. The Society undertook drives to feed hungry street children and elderly persons, and distribute blankets to the homeless. Society office bearers Mr. Sobhan Sinha, Mr. Murali Srinivas and Mr. Manab Chakraborty took active part in distributing food and blankets to the poor in the slums of Gurgaon.
DAIRY & ANIMAL HUSBANDRY EDUCATION The Society has been working with 4 Gram Panchayats in Dehradun District of Uttarakhand. Our members have provided advice to the villagers on better animal husbandry, improving livestock breed and health. Mr. Anil Tyagi of the Society has observed that the villagers are selling their milk through middlemen. The middlemen collect pure milk at cheap rates (Rs. 910/litre) and sell it at much higher prices (Rs. 18-22/litre). Meetings were organized on 9 November 2008 and 18 January 2009 to discuss with the villagers on how to provide better price of milk to the producer, and ensure quality milk and milk products to consumers.
Major Activities PnP UNITUS ULTRA POOR PROJECT The lives of ultra poor are characterized by irregular income, persistent hunger, poor health, and illiteracy. The ultra poor lack the ability and confidence to join mainstream microfinance, and require economic, health and social development inputs to create sustainable change in their lives.
The PnP Unitus Ultra Poor Project is aimed at providing marginal workers, particularly those in building & construction work basic health services, job placement and registration in government run social assistance programmes. We aim to graduate 1000 poor persons into non poor status within one year. This project is grant funded by Unitus Inc. USA.
Families living in the slums are primarily part of the unorganized sector (labor, lime kilns, recycling, vending on carts).Major pharmaceuticals, auto components, food processing, herbs, aromatic and real estate companies have established their presence in these two cities which has boosted demand for skilled workforce.
Dehradun and Haridwar provides being environment for up scaling employment of ultra poor. As there are no agency providing support to ultra poor in transforming the lives of ultra poor in these cities, PnP Unitus Ultra Poor Program is in a unique position to fill this void.
Photo Gallery
financial
statements
Auditor’s Report
Staff Remuneration (p.a.)
Highest Paid
INR 0
Lowest Paid
INR 0
Head of the Organization
INR 0
Board Expenses Sl No
Detail
Amount ( INR)
1
International Travel
0
2
Domestic Travel
0
3
Local Conveyance
0
4
Entertainment Expenses
0
5
Other
0
Total
0
governance
Governing Body SL.
Name
Gender, Position, Gross Remuneration, Relation to other members
1
Mr. Manab Chakraborty
Male, Chairperson, INR 0.00, Unrelated
2
Mr. P. Murali Srinivas
Male, Secretary, INR 0.00, Unrelated
3
Ms. Rita Sarin
Female, Treasures, INR 0.00, Unrelated
4
Mr. Sobhan Sinha
Male, Executive Member, INR 0.00, Unrelated
5
Mr. V. R. Babu Guralla
Male, Executive Member, INR 0.00, Unrelated
6
Mr. Satish Lahkchaura
Male, Member, INR 0.00, Unrelated
7
Mr. Anil Tyagi
Male, Member, INR 0.00, Unrelated
8
Mr. Dheeraj Bansal
Male, Member, INR 0.00, Unrelated
9
Mr. P. D.Ramachandran
Male, Member, INR 0.00, Unrelated
10
Mr. V. R. Rao
Male, Member, INR 0.00, Unrelated
11
Mr. Tanay Chakravarty
Male, Member, INR 0.00, Unrelated
Board Meetings 2008 - 09 Meeting
Date of Board Meeting
No of Board members who attended
Minutes documented & circulated
Total Strength of Board on the date this meeting was held
Meeting 1
26th May 2008
6
Yes
7
Meeting 2
5th June 2008
5
Yes
7
Meeting 3
12th December 2008
5
Yes
7
Meeting 4
26th January 2009
5
Yes
11
SERVING THE POOREST OF THE POOR “ULTRA POOR” PnP doesn’t give medicines or provide one time relief to the poorest of the poor. We believe that to bring a change in lives of Ultra Poor, it should be holistic & sustainable. We select Ultra Poor from the Urban Slums and ensure their active inclusion into government policies & programs.
Name………………………………………….
PARTNERS IN PROSPERITY
I WOULD LIKE TO DONATE (please tick one) Rs. 500
Rs. 1,000
Rs. 2,000
Rs.5,000
Address……………………………………… ………………………………………………… ……………………….PIN…………………… Mobile No……………………………………. E mail………………………………………….
Rs. …………………………………… My contribution will be used to sustainably elevate the poorest of the poor to a higher standard of living.
Kindly issue cheque / DD in favor of “ Partners in Prosperity ( A/c No 1556002100011949)” payable at Punjab National Bank, Dehradun, Uttarakhand. Tax Exemptions: All donations to PnP are tax exempt u/s 80G. Mail this coupon along with your donation and we will send you a receipt.
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