Marginalization of rural people is a menace of the society that needs total eradication. Bansidhar & Ila Panda Foundation (BIPF) is one of the leading groups,which has set an example for others by boosting the social development in Odisha under various CSR initiatives. Their notable works have helped rural people to achieve maximum benefits in their life.
The foundation concentrates in several major areas including water and sanitation,education, maternal and child care. Founded in 2011, the BIPF has grown its significance in distinctive rural areas that were deprived of basic amenities. The following provides a brief preview about their sustainable development in Odisha.
• Education – It took a major step by setting the Chinmaya Vidyalaya Therubala in the district of Rayagada, offering a reliable infrastructure for students of rural Odisha. Similarly, the foundation has signed up several MoUs (Memorandum of Understanding) with government and other organizations for educational development.
• Women and child care – BIPF commenced social development in Odisha by launching the Project UNNATI for the betterment of women and child care facilities through health, food, hygiene, finance, livelihood, etc.
• Water and sanitation – As the statistics indicate, Odisha still has a dubious record in open defecation that needs immediate attention. BIPF has conducted special meetings for awareness about the ill effects of open defecation and importance of sanitation with respect to health.
BIPF has also given major efforts in skill development by setting the centers of skill development and training.
• Education – It took a major step by setting the Chinmaya Vidyalaya Therubala in the district of Rayagada, offering a reliable infrastructure for students of rural Odisha. Similarly, the foundation has signed up several MoUs (Memorandum of Understanding) with government and other organizations for educational development.
• Women and child care – BIPF commenced social development in Odisha by launching the Project UNNATI for the betterment of women and child care facilities through health, food, hygiene, finance, livelihood, etc.
• Water and sanitation – As the statistics indicate, Odisha still has a dubious record in open defecation that needs immediate attention. BIPF has conducted special meetings for awareness about the ill effects of open defecation and importance of sanitation with respect to health.
BIPF has also given major efforts in skill development by setting the centers of skill development and training.
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