Yogesh Nerpagar, Assistant Director, CYDA Supported by UNICEF and Tribal Development Department of Maharashtra Across India’s villages, women are often regarded as primary caregivers, responsible for managing household chores. When women step into non-traditional livelihoods, such as plumbing, electrical repair, carpentry, or masonry, the impact extends far beyond income. It
Women across India continue to struggle for recognition of their abilities. Their skills often remain undervalued, and opportunities in non-traditional fields are limited. To address this gap, CYDA, in collaboration with Bajaj Finserv, has developed the Non-Traditional Livelihood Program, which provides women with opportunities to acquire new skills, build confidence,
By Wasim Shaikh, Program Manager, CYDA Supported by – Plan International Shelkui is a small tribal village located in the Dhadgaon block of Maharashtra. Agriculture and daily wage labour are the primary sources of livelihood, with most households relying on the income of a single male member. Poverty, illiteracy and
By Dr Nitin Jadhav, Joint Director, CYDA “ग्रामसभा” हा शब्द आणि संकल्पना आपण लहानपणी नागरिकशास्त्र या विषयाचा अभ्यास करताना ऐकला असेल, आता नागरिकशास्त्रला ‘सामाजिक शास्त्र म्हणजेच सोशल स्टडीज’ या नावाने ओळखला आणि शिकवला जातो. पण दुर्देवाने या विषयाचा संबंध फक्त अभ्यास करण्यापुरता राहतो आणि लहानपणीच संपून जातो. हे जास्त करून
By Amruta Pawar (STEM Coordinator) , CYDA Supported by : Coforge The relevance of AI & Data Science in today’s world In today’s digital-first world, Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Data Science (DS) are the engines driving innovation, problem-solving and socio-economic progress. From healthcare to education, from small businesses to global
By Ankita Sutar, Project Coordinator, Youth Unit, CYDA Supported by Yardi Software Pvt. Limited Suruchi (name changed), a 17-year-old girl from the Pune slum community, has been visiting Satavwadi Youth Resource Centre (YRC) since 2024. Being the youngest of the six siblings, she was raised by a strong single mother
Yogesh Nerpagar, Assistant Director, CYDA Supported by UNICEF and Tribal Development Department of Maharashtra Across India’s villages, women are often regarded as primary caregivers, responsible for managing household chores. When women step into non-traditional livelihoods, such as plumbing, electrical repair, carpentry, or masonry, the impact extends far beyond income. It
Women across India continue to struggle for recognition of their abilities. Their skills often remain undervalued, and opportunities in non-traditional fields are limited. To address this gap, CYDA, in collaboration with Bajaj Finserv, has developed the Non-Traditional Livelihood Program, which provides women with opportunities to acquire new skills, build confidence,
By Wasim Shaikh, Program Manager, CYDA Supported by – Plan International Shelkui is a small tribal village located in the Dhadgaon block of Maharashtra. Agriculture and daily wage labour are the primary sources of livelihood, with most households relying on the income of a single male member. Poverty, illiteracy and
By Dr Nitin Jadhav, Joint Director, CYDA “ग्रामसभा” हा शब्द आणि संकल्पना आपण लहानपणी नागरिकशास्त्र या विषयाचा अभ्यास करताना ऐकला असेल, आता नागरिकशास्त्रला ‘सामाजिक शास्त्र म्हणजेच सोशल स्टडीज’ या नावाने ओळखला आणि शिकवला जातो. पण दुर्देवाने या विषयाचा संबंध फक्त अभ्यास करण्यापुरता राहतो आणि लहानपणीच संपून जातो. हे जास्त करून
By Amruta Pawar (STEM Coordinator) , CYDA Supported by : Coforge The relevance of AI & Data Science in today’s world In today’s digital-first world, Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Data Science (DS) are the engines driving innovation, problem-solving and socio-economic progress. From healthcare to education, from small businesses to global
By Ankita Sutar, Project Coordinator, Youth Unit, CYDA Supported by Yardi Software Pvt. Limited Suruchi (name changed), a 17-year-old girl from the Pune slum community, has been visiting Satavwadi Youth Resource Centre (YRC) since 2024. Being the youngest of the six siblings, she was raised by a strong single mother
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