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Vilpatti Village Project
The Vilpatti Village Project (VVP) operates in a remote village
at a height of 2000 metres in the Palani Hills, Tamil Nadu. The
project focuses on the most marginalised sections of the community,
in particular impoverished women and children, designing its programmes
to meet their practical needs...
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Silvarpatti Community Health Project
Silvarpatti is a drought prone rural area in Tamil Nadu, where ICT
India built a hospital and initiated a preventive health programme
in 1996. Silvarpatti Community Health Project (SCHP) initially covered
26 villages with a span of 15km and a population of 11,000...
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Nilaitha Velaan Kuzhumam - Environmental Renewal
Nilaitha Velaan Kuzhumam (NVK or Sustainable Agriculture Group Project)
is based in Silvarpatti village and is an organic farming project
that will utilise and expand the capacity of 30 existing Southern
Indian NGOs to deliver participatory agricultural development, through
training and small loans schemes, to 150 villages...
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Shelter, Protection, Education and Development for Youth
Shelter, Protection, Education and Development for Youth (SPEDY):
is a project set up to take direct action in assisting destitute
families in Dindigul, Tamil Nadu. SPEDY is an integrated community
development programme, which provides shelter, education and training,
and initiates small income generation projects. In keeping with
ICT policies, the programme is managed and staffed by local people,
targets the most marginalised and involves them in determining their
own needs of the facilities and services provided...
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HIV/AIDS Awareness
Over one third of India's HIV positive population are from Tamil
Nadu. ICT has been working in Tamil Nadu since 1987 and was well
positioned to play a role in combating the spread of HIV...
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