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Channelising
urban wastage as
a resource for
rural India...
Why Clothing?
Three basic needs of mankind - roti, kapda aur makan (Food, cloth & shelter)
But most people/agencies work only on shelter & food.
A range of issues right from domestic violence to global warming for development
agencies BUT no mention of clothing? It has never been an issue - to work.. to
support.
Figures for people dying in earthquakes, floods and other natural or man made
disasters..
What does a poor woman do during menses every month? Oblivious of the
health risk some are even forced to use sand or ash. Millions who don't have enough
cloth to cover themselves end up using the most useless & dirty cloth.
GOONJ..
JALANDHAR
DELHI
GOONJ has its own offices in
seven cities, our major
SAHARSA
collection hubs where we have
KOLKATA our processing centres and
voluntary set-ups in Hyderabad
MUMBAI
PUNE
& Bangalore.
HYDERABAD
BANGALORE
CHENNAI
Implementation Partners
Jammu & Kashmir
Punjab Uttrakhand
Haryana Arunachal Pradesh
Delhi Uttar Pradesh Assam
Rajasthan
Bihar Our partners are spread
Madhya Pradesh
Jharkhand in over 21 states,
Gujarat West Bengal
Chhatisgarh working with over 150
Maharastra Orissa partner groups including
Andhra Pradesh Indian Army, Ashoka
Fellows, Social activists,
Karnataka Panchayats etc.
Tamilnadu
Kerala
VASTRASAMMAN
URBAN RURAL
Feedback System
Our
comprehensive
feedback systems
ensures optimum
utilisation of
material, effective
and need based
distribution.
Cloth for Work
Villagers identify a pressing issue that requires work in their village.
Villagers work for the betterment of their villages with clothes as a
motivation.
Cloth given with dignity, received with self respect.
Addresses an ignored community issue & generates employment.
Many partner organisations have initiated activities like road repair,
drainage cleaning, plantation etc. across the country.
Cloth for Work in action
Desilting of a well
at chapra (Bihar)
The bridge connects many villages and has motivated many other villages
to take the similar initiatives.
Sujni: making use of waste cloth
GOONJ is developing centers to convert old waste cloth into Sujni. This is generating
a large scale employment in the region apart from protecting people from extreme cold.
It‟s a household product now….
Napkin making process
A separate workshop, employing 20 women trained on the job, convert the last shreds of
waste cloth into sitting mats, school bags, sanitary napkins, etc. One side used paper
collected from individuals, corporates & schools is turned into notebooks & writing pads.
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March 2009: CNN IBN‟s ‘Real Heros’ award to Mr. Anshu Gupta in women
welfare segment.
March 2008: GOONJ won the prestigious 'Indian NGO of the year' award. In
May 2007: GOONJ‟s sanitary napkin project „Not just a piece of cloth‟ wins
World Bank’s Global Development Market Place Award. Out of 2900 entries
from across the globe, only 22 projects won the award.
2004: Prestigious Ashoka Fellowship to Anshu Gupta, for his innovative idea
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