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PROJECT : JAIPUR FOOT PROJECT – SKILL DEVELOPMENT. M37

OBJECTIVE:
Rotary Club of Mumbai Sion has been holding Jaipur foot for more than two decades. Camps have been regularly organised in Mumbai. In
the past the club has held camps in Nairobi, Kutch, Ulhasnagar and other places. There is a huge need for prosthetic legs mainly due to
accidents and some natural deformity in some cases. The bene ciaries are individuals who are not able to have a relatively independent
life due to the cost of prosthetic leg/ arm. The purpose of this camp and our other initiative of Skill Development project is not only to give
them mobility but make them independent and self reliant on the professional front too. These enable them not to be a burden on their
families but also opens di erent avenues for them on professional fronts. All this individuals are extremely hard working and genuine and
have performed extremely well in their courses, they have a burning desire to uplift them. In the recent past some of our candidates who
have received jaipur foot as well as trained in computer courses were hired by Axis Bank.
We plan to continue this initiative as we feel it directly and positively a ect the life of these hardworking but neglected members of our
society. In past we had partnered with Technip FMC Ltd (MNC from France) and Val-organics Pvt Ltd as a part of their CSR programme.
Technip India Ltd infact won the best CSR project and received the award from President of India.
We call you to partner us through the CSR programme in positively changing life's of these individuals.
Project Proposal : Mobility to Disability – Providing resources to disables to improve their mobility.
Jaipur Foot Project- Skill Development
Along with amputee Limbs, club provides Sticks, Walkers, Wheel Chairs, Tricycles, Electric Wheelchairs. Necessary Skill Development classes
are conducted for the bene t of these members of the society.
Total Project Cost: INR 15,00,000
Club contribution : INR 2-3 LACS
Expected Corporate CSR Investment : INR 12-13 LACS
Location: Mumbai.

Impact
Similar project is carried out since last three years at Mumbai where more than 130 people bene tted each year.
This year we are proposing to carry out a project which will bene t to about 150 Physically challenged persons.
Project is conducted every year during Jan to March.
Project is done on sustainable basis.

Time Frame :

What do you expect from the CSR

For detailed presentation & discussions contact : Rotary Club Of Mumbai Sion E mail : [email protected]
Kishor Rajeshirke Club President Tel: 9821043310 E mail : [email protected]
Ashok Puranik CSR Coordinator Tel : 9820612188

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PROJECT : INNER SPACE M38

OBJECTIVE:
* Rotary District 3141 has partnered with M Power ( A Neerja Birla initiative ) to promote mental health awareness across all
schools, colleges and communities a liated with Rotary Clubs . The lead club for this project is the Rotary Club of Bombay Hanging
Garden.
* This landmark project represents one of the 5 thrust areas of our district - Inner Space.
* Mental health is a topic that is taboo, even in the 21st century , and stigmatised across most sections of society. Mrs. Birla
mentioned that it had taken Mpower 5 years to get this collaboration with Rotary – hence, this project is a landmark achievement
of District Governor Sunnil and Lead Club Rotary Club of Bombay Hanging Garden .
* • India leads the world in depression, anxieties, schizophrenia, bipolar disorders.
* • India has one of the highest suicide rates in South – East Asia
* • Currently, India has 1 mental health professional for 1,00,000 patients .
Project Proposal Empower for mental health , free Seminars
Given the current pandemic scenario, Mpower mental health professionals are conducting 1 hour webinars, including follow up
sessions, for all such groups identi ed by Rotary. The topics include resilience, peer relations , stress management , bullying ,
depression , anxiety . To date , 24 webinars have already been conducted across the district and have been very well received by
the participants .
When educational institutions reopen, Mpower will conduct workshops for students, teachers and parents as requested by Rotary
Clubs and also set up counselling cells at schools and colleges to provide free counselling sessions.

Total CSR Funding :To be discussed
Location :Zoom
Impact Bene t and Long Term sustainability
Given the current pandemic scenario, Mpower mental health professionals are conducting 1 hour webinars, including follow up
sessions, for all such groups identi ed by Rotary. The topics include resilience, peer relations , stress management , bullying ,
depression , anxiety . To date , 24 webinars have already been conducted across the district and have been very well received by
the participants .
When educational institutions reopen, Mpower will conduct workshops for students, teachers and parents as requested by Rotary
Clubs and also set up counselling cells at schools and colleges to provide free counselling sessions.

For detailed presentation & discussions contact : District 3141
Mala Mehta
E mail: [email protected]
Phone: 98208 15055

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PROMOTING
EDUCATION

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VOCATIONAL

TRAINING

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PROJECT : INTEGRATION AND INCLUSION PROGRAM OF SOCIETY FOR THE DIFFERENTLY ABLED E1

OBJECTIVE: To provide the best possible rehabilitation program to persons with multiple disabilities, help and support them to lead
a normal and digni ed life.
To provide education, vocational training, livelihood opportunities, medical, transport, therapy, counselling to persons with physical and
multiple disabilities based on their capacities. The students are from a low economic background post 7th standard education or dropouts
from SEC school. The location of this program is at the Center located at Mumbai Central.
The Need for the Integration and Inclusion program for ex-students of SEC:
Regular schools are unable to cater to the special needs of the students with disabilities resulting in them becoming dropouts and remaining
at home. The Integration and Inclusion program for the ex-students of SEC and youth with multiple disabilities plays an important role in
bridging this gap. It provides interventions in providing opportunities with the aim of integration into mainstream society.
To provide the best possible rehabilitation program by identifying the individual capacities of each person with disabilities.
Prepare and implement an Individual Education Plan or IEP to achieve the goal.
An individual plan is formulated and implemented after assessment based on the capacity of the person with disabilities.
Bene ciaries:
Persons with physical and multiple disabilities from SEC school and the community. (Currently 38 students)
Project Proposal : Brief of the program -Integration and Inclusion program of SEC:
PROGRAM 1: Mainstream education for educable students:
Students with disabilities complete their education in regular schools. Under this, we provide support in admission to regular schools,
awareness programs on special needs in schools, regular follow up to ensure there are no dropouts, assistance and nancial assistance in
tuition, transport to and from school and medical.
PROGRAM 2: Skill development/Employable/Self Employed:
For students who have dropped out of school mid-way or have completed their education and cannot get jobs.
We provide interventions in skill training, counselling and guidance to enable them to start a business of their own.
Employability training and support in placements is also given for jobs.
PROGRAM 3: Empowerment through Daily living Skills and Individual Education Plan (IEP):
This is for persons with severe disability. We run a center where persons with disabilities are
empowered through IEP with daily living skills, skill development and empowerment.
Workshops: Empowerment programs for students and families
Total CSR Funding Rs 22,43,000/-- (Rupees Twenty Two lakhs Forty three thousand only) per yearFor three years the cost of project will be
: Rs 67,29,000/- (Rupees Sixty Seven Lakhs twenty nine thousand only)
Location : Mumbai Central and other centres in Mumbai and also Online
Impact Bene t and Long Term sustainability
IMPACT: It currently impacts 38 students who are on the rolls of the I&IP of SEC.
With funds, the program will be developed and structured further providing further facilities. This program can accommodate more ex-stu-
dents and spread their wings to other areas and centres.
With the individual education plan and placement program based on their capacities more students and drop-outs will enrol . Thus
ensuring that the program gains continuity.
With the success of job placements, self-run businesses, Individual Education plan, the students will feel motivated to improve their lot in life.
SEC also collaborates with mainstream schools and NIOS for continuity in their education after class 7.
The students are imparted formal education, skills, empowerment to enable them to join mainstream society.
These students will be empowered to pursue their dreams and become productive members of society living with dignity and respect.

Time Frame : 12 months and then Continuous

What do you expect from the CSR
Rs 22.4 Lakhs per year or Rs 67.3 lakhs for three years
Corporates to fund the cost of empowering these students with disabilities to become an HR value to the economy.
Corporates to decide the tenure – Support for one year or three years ( Rs 22.4 lakhs for one year or Rs 67. 30 for three years)
Our Club will ensure that the program runs as per schedule and the money is utilized e ectively.
The Club will also devise a strategy so that the Corporate gets maximum visibility.

For detailed presentation & discussions contact : Rotary club of Mumbai Ghatkopar West

Kumar N Pillay President Tel : 9702293503 E Mail : [email protected] Page 54
Preeta Agarwal Project Director Tel: 9773033224 Email: [email protected]

PROJECT : RESIDENTIAL LIFE CARE SERVICES FOR THE DIFFERENTLY ABLED IN ASSOCIATION WITH MBA E2

OBJECTIVE: Residential Life Care Services (RLCS) for the Di erently Abled people in association with God’s Abode of MBA Foundation
• Population of Di erently Abled in India in 2011 (as per WHO statistics) : 75 Million
• The bigger issue is that many of the 75 Million do not have a Life Long Care Giver Support system that can last for the life time of
the Di erently Abled Person (DAP)
• In the District 3141 Jurisdiction(Mumbai and surrounding areas) , as per 2011 data,
roughly 1.5million DAPs are present
• Out of the 1.5 Million DAPs, even if 1% of the Population DO NOT have a Life Long Care
Giver, it means there are 15,000 DAPs who need to be Cared for by Third Parties
• Hence our objective is to provide Residential Life Care RLCS ) for the Di erently Abled
at God’s Abode of MBA Foundation and enhance their existing capacity from 22 to 50 people
and then scale up in phases to about 100. We propose to have a standard Operating System
In place and the process manual done so that this can be replicated by others. MBA Founda- tion
has been working with di erently abled people for more than 15 years
• RLCS provides holistic support to DAP for age Groups 18 +
Assessment, Therapy & Parents Counselling
Vocational Training
Sheltered Work Unit
Group & Individual Therapy
Boarding & Life Care Centre
•u•ndying RLCS replaces the love and care of the original Care Giver in an environment that blossoms the DAP and earns the
gratitude of the well wishers

Project Proposal :
1. Upgrade current facilities to accommodate 50 DAPs and 18 Sta
2. Recruit a full time Operations Manager to handle all operational issues of RLCS
3. Increase awareness of the Residential Life Care Services at Airoli and the rehabilitation
possibilities for Di erently Abled Persons at GODS ABODE.
4. Implement the MBA Care Manual in further making RLCS more process oriented.
5. Operate and manage the RLCS for min 3 years in an uninterrupted manner while
laying the foundation for the entry of a long-term CSR Partner

Total CSR Funding
Project cost : Estimated Project cost is Rs. 2.57 crores over a period of 3 years including
infrastructure maintenance, teachers, caretakers and boarding

CSR Funds : CSR funding requested for Rs. 2.52 crs with Rotary Club of Deonar funding Rs.5 lakhs

Location : Airoli / Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra

Impact Bene t and Long Term sustainability
It will directly impact the future of 50 Di erently abled people who do not have a life care and support system. This will help the DAPs to
live with pride and dignity and also learn some vocational training and be gainfully employed in the sheltered home. The long term
sustaina- bility would depend on corporate and rCeSgRuflaurnfdeiendgb. aRcoktatroytChleudboonfoDres oonnatrhCehparroitgyrTer-sus.sTt hweopulladnbies involved directly in monitor-
ing the utilization of the funds and also provide to take it to 50 DAPs initially
and then scaling it upto 100.

Time Frame : The place is ready and the project can be started immediately on con rmation of donor and be ready for operation
in about 3 months

What do you expect from the CSR
: Commitment of funding for a period of 3 years in tranches every year for a total funding requirement of Rs.2.52 crs

For detailed presentation & discussions contact : Rotary club of Deonar Email [email protected]
Prabodh Sharma President Tel: 9323185422
Jaisal Jetsey CSR Coordinator Tel : 9820138247 Email Id : jetsey@redi mail.com

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PROJECT : ON LINE PROJECT FOR THE DIFFERENTLY ABLED E3

OBJECTIVE: Online Training Project For Di erently abled
Workshops for sta on developing virtual learning aids & communication skills 
Workshops for students and parents on the use of technology
Workshops for family members on methods of teaching
Counselling for students and family members
Behaviour interventions for the students
Electronic devices like laptops/ tablets with internet facility
Project Proposal : Vocational Education & Employment for Persons with Disabilities
This is the project under taken by an NGO, MANN. RCB Powai wants to join hands with them
and help in nding a CSR Partner for them.
The project undertaken by MANN aims to build India’s rst digital training program for young
adults with disabilities. MANN will partner with NGO’s across the country to train and provide
placement support to candidates across the country.
We need nancial support for 90 students.
Rotary Club of Bombay Powai will participate in this project by arranging nancing from CSR
Corporates.
CSR Corporates have the opportunity to leverage part of their pro ts under mandatory. CSR
Scheme, for serving the society.
Our Club is associated with a few NGOs already and have the experience to execute this
projects.
We have done the need assessment and 90+ bene ciaries are already in this programme.
Rotary Clubs will be Ideal partners for your CSR Endeavors.

Total CSR Funding :
The total cost per year for 90 students is Rs 12.12 L.
We request nancial support for at least three years. This amounts to Rs 36.36 lakhs
Location : : Santacruz , Mann

Impact Bene t and Long Term sustainability

Platform fees will be partially contributed by candidate.
Enhance the current output by building capacities and improving learning outcomes through
the training workshops and electronic devices.
On completion of the trainings the skillsets achieved by the trainers will help impact many
more di erently abled adults post the timeline of the project.
The online trainings will help impact the di erently abled beyond the city of Mumbai, which
is di cult with the onsite program.
Time Frame :

What do you expect from the CSR
Corporates to decide upon number of years they would like to sponsor the expenses.
Corporates indicate the choice of nancing (Full Financing / Partial Financing)
Rotary Club of Bombay Powai is willing to pay one lakh for this project.
The payment by the corporates is made to the Rotary Club of Powai Charitable Trust.
Rotary Club of Bombay Powai coordinates with the corporates and MANN to execute
the project.
The project is on going and nancial aid is sought for three years, from 2020 to 2023.
Rotary club Trust provides CSR Funds Utilization certi cate, with the photos of the bene ciaries (including the names and addresses)

For detailed presentation & discussions contact : Rotary club of Bombay Powai

Latha Vanamali President Tel: 9930963724 E mail: [email protected]
Vijaya Reddy Project Director Tel: 98676 46606 Email: [email protected]

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PROJECT : UPLIFTMENT OF ST JOSEPH’S GIRLS SCHOOL E4

OBJECTIVE: Upliftment of St. Joseph’s Girls School.
ST. Joseph's School is located in Argipada. Its is an All Girls School. About 2,500 girls, who are children of labourers, slum dwellers from the
neighbouring area, get free education here. Most of them are the rst generation to be Educated. School has a Cresh, Nursery, Primary and
Secondary School. It follows the SSC medium of Education. There are 3 divisions per Class. The School also houses a CWC Department, with
a Capacity of 50 Girls. This school is run by the St Elezabeth Trust and the Nuns do honorary jobs here
Our Club is Associated With The School Since 2018
Project Proposal : School Upgradation
The school has regular requirements, which we try and take care of every year.
We would like to provide the following facilities to the School.
Solar Panels, Provide Teachers, Urgent Repairs, Sanitary Pad Vending Machine
Counselor for Primary School, Sports Equipment, Music Equipment
Provide E Learning Systems for all Classes, Refurbish their Library.
Refurbish Classrooms, Provide Mattresses for CWC Home, Ensure the girls get a staple diet.
Total CSR Funding : Rs. 1.15 CRORES
Club contribution: INR 15 lacs
SECONDARY SCHOOL : RS.83 LACS
REQUIREMENTS
Music Instruments : Rs.80,000, Counselor : Rs.80,000, Music and Art Teacher: Rs.2 Lacs
Sports Equipment : Rs.50,000, Solar Panels : Rs.25 lacs,Furniture : Rs. 4 lacs,
7 E Learnings : Rs.7 Lacs, Repairs and Renovations : Rs.43 lacs
PRIMARY SCHOOL : RS.27 LACS
REQUIREMENTS
Music Instruments : Rs.80,000, Counselor : Rs.80,000,Teachers : Rs.3.5 Lacs
Furniture : Rs. 3 lacs, 9 E Learnings : Rs.9 Lacs
Repairs and Renovations : Rs.10 lacs, CWC HOME : RS 5 LACS
REQUIREMENTS
Mattresses for the girls : Rs. 1 Lac, Repairs and Renovations : Rs.4 lacs
Location : Agripada, Mumbai
Impact Bene t and Long Term sustainability
Over 2500 Girls from low income neighborhoods and orphans in the CWC Department.
Better quality Education thru the E Learning systems.
The counsellors and teachers sponsored for extra curricular activities will help in the overall development of the girls. Additional Extra-cir-
cular activities thru the Sports, Musical
Instruments .Improvement in Infrastructure thru renovation/repairs of their school.
The Solar Panels will help save on a lot of electricity bill.
We have been associated with this Institute for over 3 years and will continue to monitor the utilization of all the donations we give them .
We will have a continuous supervision and monitoring system in place for all Incoming years of our Rotary.

Time Frame : 6-9 months

What do you expect from the CSR
Proposed Modalities :
Corporates to decide upon the avenues they would like sponsor.
Corporates indicate the choice of nancing (Full Financing / Partial Financing)
The payment is made to the Rotary Club Trust
Our Rotary Club will coordinate and arrange for implementation of the requirements of the Institution. .
The project is completed during Financial Year 2020-21
Rotary club Trust provides CSR Funds Utilization certi cate, with the photos of the equipment donated , reports of progress of the children ,
invitation to their events showcasing the results of the assistance given to the school.

For detailed presentation & discussions contact : Rotary club of Bombay Bayview
Smita Parekh Club President Tel: 9820330310
Pradip Kabra CSR Co Ordinator Tel: 9892135284 Email: [email protected]

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PROJECT : PRAYAS:- USING DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY TO BRIDGE ECONOMIC & SOCIAL DIVIDE E5

Preamble: Social and economic inequali es are a reality of our present me. We, at the Rotary Club of Deonar, are inves ng in
Digital technology to bring visible equity in society. We believe that the school and the educa on system is the best area to bring
about disrup on and enable the next genera on of Einsteins, Ramanujans and Abdul Kalams. Providing a level playing eld to
access content, newer learning techniques and enabling a high degree of awareness is at the heart of this ini a ve.

Objec ve: rence in their choices in life.
Digital empowerment of underprivileged children
Intellectual & educa onal development
To make them internet & tech savvy to be able and make a quantum di

The eld of play :
Subhashchandra Bose School, Maharashtra Nagar Slums, Mankhurd, Mumbai.
This school has 1104 students from Grade 1 to 10.
Majority of the parents are daily wage labourers, te average monthly family income
is less than Rs 20,000.
The Rotary Club of Deonar has engaged this community across several
Medical, Voca onal and Community improvement related projects.
We have engaged the school in areas of infrastructure set-up and upgrade.

Project Proposal :
Distribu on of Tablet PCs to all school children from Grade 1 to 10.
Our Educa on & Training Partner for the project - Kotak Educa on Founda on (KEF) will addi onally u ze the Tablets to
enhance their exis ng student educa on programs already being run in the school.
Training the school teachers and students, iden fy & use learning resources available on the internet and making
maximum u za on of the Tablet PC.
Monitoring & managing ethical usage through device management so ware.

Modali es have been worked out and would be nalized in consulta on with major CSR partner.
This Project can be scaled up to include other slum community schools in Mumbai & Rural schools in Karjat Taluka
Project can be converted to a mass movement/campaign to digitally empower under-privileged school students throughout
India (ask us how)

Total CSR Funding :

Project cost (for 3 years) : INR 1.71 Crores
CSR Funds required : INR 1.66 Cr ( 5 lakhs to be contributed by Rotary Club of Deonar)

Impact Bene t and Long Term sustainability :
The bene ts are life changing & sustainable - Intellectual & educa onal development means smarter kids & will help in
higher educa on and lead to more successful careers. Internet & tech savviness will increase chances of ge ng employed.
Digital empowerment will build con dence. The future is digital, future jobs are going to be in the digital space and this
device will be their window to the digital world.

Time Frame : The overall Project is envisaged for 3 years with a poten al to extend. Distribu on of Tabs: 3 months

Expecta on from CSR : Financial assistance (Note : 0% administra on cost for the project)

Contact : Rotary club of Deonar Club President Tel: 9323185422 Email: [email protected]
Prabodh Sharma Project Director Tel: 9224680686 Email: rohangeorgedsouza@redi mail.com
Rohan D Souza
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PROJECT : EDUCATION - ANANDO E6

OBJECTIVE: Educating Rural India – Project Anando Page 59
The holistic development of the child is the center of all programmes under the project. As
the Key Stakeholder the child plays an active part in his/her development and is an involved
member throughout the process. The child’s family, school teachers, peer groups and the
community are signi cant contributors to the child’s development as a responsible individual
and hence all major in uencers in the child’s life are signi cant groups with whom a number
of intensive and ongoing programmes are conducted
Selection
• Children belonging to economically backward section
o Orphan Child
o Single Parent Child
o Tribal Child
o Neglected Child
Project Proposal : Solar Dryer Hybrid Unit for Fish Drying
One social worker and two teachers are assigned to one centre typically comprising of 60 – 70
students from 6/7 neighbouring villages.
The children with our support build capacities and are able to break out of the generational
vicious cycle of poverty enabling them to emerge as a generation of youth as literate, con -
dent and knowledgeable. They are able to make e ective career choices that would lead
them to gainful means of livelihood and make them and their families nancially stable. A
change in the perception and aspirations of the parents & community is also a key compo-
nent of the programme.
Total CSR Funding : Total Cost for 3 Years for which CSR funding
required : Rs 39,73,200/ -
Location : 154 underprivileged children from District Raigad – Karjat Tehsil AY2020-2021

Impact Bene t and Long Term sustainability

Anando Plus program reaches out to all Anando students post Std. X. The program aims to
support the students to make appropriate career choices, equip them with added skills in IT
and English Communication and ensure they are able to pursue a career of their choice with

nancial support from their own institutes or other scholarships and work with them to
increase their chances of future employment and become nancially independent
LOLT will provide this service through its own funding sources or through continued support
from other supporters
Successful students will be encouraged to ‘pay back’ either in nancial terms or through
volunteering e orts to reach out to more children.
Interested school teachers from the targeted schools will become a core team post training to
adopt program Anando in their schools.

Time Frame : 6-9 months

Assessment Pre & Post Test (Student/Parent):
The baseline study to monitor impact of the programme in all areas of work is undertaken as follows :
Academic Impact – Pre & Post Test in the 3R’s – Reading, Writing & Arithmetic
School academic result collection & analysis – six monthly
Internal class level monthly tests & result analysis of each child
Personality Impact – Pre & Post Test – High School Personality Quotient administered
Observation of social workers recorded and documented

For detailed presentation & discussions contact : Rotary club of Bombay North

Hemendra Shah Club President Tel: 9821032946
A. K. Viswanathan CSR Coordinator Tel: 9920132213
Mahendra Thacker Project Director Tel: 9820028217

PROJECT : DHUNDALWALA ASHRAMSHALA: CLASSROOMS,DORMITORY, KITCHEN REFURBISHMENT E7

OBJECTIVE : Make Dhundalwadi Ashramshala into a model Rotary School with the best of
education and infrastructure and directly bene t 550 tribal children of which 400 are board-
ers.
Project Proposal :
6 NEW CLASSROOMS
• School has a total of 10 classrooms out of which 4 are in good shape and the remain-
ing 6 classrooms have deteriorated due to frequent earthquakes over the past 1 year
• Students are studying in makeshift tents and in the open, due to frequent tremors
• School has requested for construction of 6 new classrooms (Ground + 1, 3 on each

oor)
• Total area of construction is 3500 sq. ft. and total construction cost is INR 60 lakhs +
GST
GIRLS DORMITORY
• Girls dormitory is in a bad shape & structurally weak following multiple earthquakes
in Dhundalwadi area over the past one year
• Construct a new Girls Dormitory of 110ft x 30ft area (similar to the Boys Dormitory)
• Total Girls strength is 210
• Proposed dormitory design will have 2 rooms with 3 in 1 bunk beds & sleeping
capacity of 216
• Proposed design will incorporate 10 toilets, 10 bathrooms & a hand wash station
• Estimated construction cost is INR 70 lakhs + GST
KITCHEN REFURBISHMENT
• Kitchen is in very poor condition and can result in health hazards
• Ashramshala uses log wood for cooking with an annual wood cost of INR 300000/-
• Proposal is to renovate the entire kitchen and provide steam based cooking using
LNG gas
• It will be environment friendly plus save the Ashramshala annual log wood cost
• Estimated kitchen renovation cost is INR 10 lakhs + GST

Total CSR Funding INR 60 LAKHS + GST
COSTING FOR 6 NEW CLASSROOMS INR 70 LAKHS + GST
COSTING FOR GIRLS DORMITORY INR 10 LAKHS + GST
COSTING FOR KITCHEN REFURBISHMENT INR 1.4 CRORES + GST
TOTAL PROJECT COSTING

Location : : Dhundalwadi, Dahunu Taluka, Palghar

Impact Bene t and Long Term sustainability
• Addresses Rural Development, Girl Education, Literacy and Hygiene.
• Directly bene ts 550 school tribal children of which 400 are boarders.
• Excellent Infrastructure will ensure sustainability for 10-15 years.

Time Frame : 8 Months
What do you expect from the CSR
• Corporates to decide whether to fund all 3 projects or individual projects
• Corporates indicate the choice of nancing (Full Financing / Partial Financing)
• The payment is made to the Rotary Club of Bombay Juhu Beach Public Charitable Trust
• Rotary Club of Bombay Juhu Beach will take complete responsibility of Project Execution with regular updates on progress and will

provide su cient visibility to corporate during project execution.
• The project will commence during FY 2020-21 and complete within FY 2021-22
• Rotary Club Trust provides CSR Funds Utilization certi cate, with the project photos during execution phase as well as during

Inauguration.

For detailed presentation & discussions contact : Rotary club of Bombay Juhu Beach
Smita Shah Club President Tel: 9820077474 Email: [email protected]
Roopa Icewala CSR Coordinaor Tel: 9820022153 Email: [email protected]

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PROJECT : : ASPEE CHILDREN ACADEMY - UCHAT SCHOOL E8

OBJECTIVE:
Uchat is a remote village in the Palghar District which is surrounded by 40 to 50 villages. At
present they have Marathi medium school where about 2000 students from these villages
study. Since the village is approximately 70 km away from Mumbai city and about 45 km from
Thane, the children after graduation have good scope of getting jobs. Since all the industries
now a days need a Knowledge of English, the people of theses villages approached our Club
to help them to build an English medium school so that the children will have good job
opportunity in future.
The Uchat Shikshan Santha, Uchat is a Trust which owns the School building and the land
which is quali ed to receive corporate Donation under C.S.R. Scheme.
Project Proposal :
Area of construction –
Ground oor area – 18600 Sft
First oor area – 18600 Sft
Total construction area – 37200 Sft
Total numbers of class rooms – 20 nos }Area - 675 Sft of each
Physics Laboratory – 1 no Area – 1540 Sft
Chemistry Laboratory – 1 noArea – 1540 Sft
Biology Laboratory – 1 no Area – 1540 Sft
Computer Laboratory – 1 no Area – 1540 Sft
Library – 1 no -Area – 1200 Sft
Administration o ce-Area – 770 Sft
Trustee’s o ce -Area – 330 Sft
Teacher’s room-Area – 400 Sft
Furniture Benches, O ce Chair , Class room table for teachers , Class chair for teachers-
Class Black Board -Wooden Notice board- Waiting room Chairs Joined (3seated) -  
Stool – Steel cupboards-Aqua Guard
Electronic devises
Sports material

Total CSR Funding
Total estimated Cost of The Project: Rs 10 CRORES
Club contribution: Rs 3 CRORES
Expected Corporate CSR Investment: Rs 7 CRORES

Location :VILLEGE NARE, WADA TALUKA, PALGHAR DISTRICT
Impact Bene t and Long Term sustainability
IThe school will be manage by Uchat Sikshan Sansthan, Uchat Village.
Time Frame :Time Frame for completion: 3 years from today.
(Part Ground and 1st Floor Completed and Operational)

For detailed presentation & discussions contact : Rotary club of Bombay North West Malad
Rajeev Patel Club President E mail: [email protected] Tel : 9324611948
Gautam Acharya CSR Coordinator Tel: 9820457136

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PROJECT : ANUDAANIT AADIVASI PRATHAMIK, MADHYAMIK AASHRAM SHALA & OMEGA SCHOOL E9

OBJECTIVE: Anudaanit Aadivasi Prathamik, Madhyamik Aashram Shaala & OMEGA School
a) Aashram shala These children are below poverty line and deprived of basic living amenities like
beddings, toilets, clean drinking water, cooking and dining area etc. The boys hostel building is a shed
and works as a makeshift dormitory. The children sleep on it Chattai and do not have adequate storage
facility to keep their belongings. These children sleep on cold oor in all seasons including Rains and
winter thus attracting various illnesses. Secondly there are about 250 boys students who are camp in one
dormitory and uses about 5-6 toilets between them. Senior boys are shifted into classroom at night for
sleeping.

b) Omega School : The school was started in 2003 and since 17 years, it has not been painted, the colors on
the walls are peeled o and exposing the children of class 1st to 10 th to an bacteria infected depressive
environment. The chemistry lab as just 1 platform for batch of 40 students. The computer lab has just 1
working computer for a batch of 40 students.

Project Proposal :
a) Aashram shalaTo Uplift underprivileged, unaided Slum School premises
• Computer Lab - 10 Computers and 1 colour printer
• Colouring/Painting - Repaint classrooms,
• Electrical ttings
• Chemistry Lab
• E Learning Kit

b) Omega School : To Construct a Boys hostel building consisting of...
• Ground Floor - Kitchen and Dining area, Kitchen
• First Floor - Boys Dorm, Bath and Dorms
• Second Floor - Boys Dorm, Bath and Dorms
• Additional - Electrical Fittings, Bunk Beds, Toilets Baths

Project Cost:
a) Aashram shala:Project cost : Rs. 70 Lakhs
b) Omega School : Project cost : Rs. 7 Lakhs, CSR Funds : Rs. 6.5 Lakhs

Location : a) Anudaanit Aadivasi Prathamik, Madhyamik Aashram Shaala, Khadavli, Maharastra
b) Omega School, Khindipada Slums, Bhandup West, Mumbai

Impact Bene t and Long Term sustainability
a) We look to give each and every school child and acceptable ambience to study in a hygienic
condition. This will motivate these children to attend and feel a comfort, resulting in lesser dropouts
and better academics. Each year about 500 students study in this classrooms and durability of the
project work

b) The Project is being planned in a manner to ensure longer sustainability in terms of
maintenance and upkeep of infrastructure.

Time Frame :a) Aashram shala: Six Months and
Omega School : One Month

What do you expect from the CSR/ Basic Plan
The Rotary Club Team coordinates and arranges for all required information and details required by the company. The Club would arrange
all the implementation process including preparation of feasibility report, nalizing the most optimum technology, agreement with
Fishermen Co-operative, installation and commissioning
The project will be completed during Financial Year 2020-21
Rotary club Trust provides CSR Funds Utilization certi cate, and subsequent monitoring the activities with proper reporting to the
company.

For detailed presentation & discussions contact : Rotary club of Mumbai Mulund South Tel: 99201 80386
Sidharth Daftary Club President E mail: [email protected] Tel: 9833871374
Yatin Thakkar Project Director E mail: [email protected]

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PROJECT : ANUDANIT ADIVASI ASHRAMSHALA REQUIREMENTS E10

OBJECTIVE: Providing Necessary Facilities To The Rural School
Total Students in School .. 450 Nos.
Hostel Residing .. 350 Nos.
Rest Students .. 100 Nos.
They come from villages which are at a distance of about 4.5 to 5kms away.
Providing basic facilities of Lights and Uniforms to students of Adivasi School
Build a hostel as school children have to come from several kilometers away to attend school

Project Proposal :
To provide basic facilities to the Adivasi students studying
1)Installing 6 focus lights around the school building
& 1 Highmast lamp at the Hostel Premises.
2)Uniforms for 450 students.
3)Hostel building to be built .

Total CSR Funding Is Rs.52,57,000/-
Seeking funds for 52,32,000/-
Location : Anudanit Adivasi Ashram School , Gandulwad, PO Dolkhamb,
Taluka Shahpur, District Thane
The Ashramshala is located at a very remote place on a Hill Top.
Impact Bene t and Long Term sustainability
With Your support we are committed to enable the school continue providing uninterrupted
education to around 450+ students
Rotary Fundraiser Targeting to raise 52,32,000/-
Bene ts
Short term [uniforms] and sustainable long term [ lights and hostel]
Time Frame : Partially by October 2020 & Hostel Building by March or latest by June 2021

What do you expect from the CSR Rs 52,32,000/-
Corporates indicate the choice of nancing (Full Financing / Partial Financing)
The payment is made to the Rotary Club Trust ROTARY CLUB OF BOMBAY KANDIVLI CHARITABLE TRUST
The concerned Rotary Club coordinates and arranges to execute the project – both distribution of uniforms as well as installing lights /
constructing hostel premises .Provided funds are raised and disbursed by 1 WEEK OF OCTOBER 2020 the project can be completed by
NOVEMBER FOR UNIFORMS & LIGHTS AND HOSTEL BY MARCH 2021
Rotary club Trust provides CSR Funds Utilization certi cate, with the photos of the bene ciary students and the newly constructed premises

For detailed presentation & discussions contact : Rotary club of Bombay Kandivli
Jyoti Gandhi Club President E mail:[email protected] Tel: 9819049313
 Rtn Bandana Guha Project Director E mail: [email protected] Tel: 9867572845
 

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PROJECT : IGATPURI BLOSSOMS TRIBAL SCHOOLS E11

OBJECTIVE: Igatpuri Blossoms Tribal Schools Project.
Education.
To make Tribal Schools as Happy Schools in and around Igatpuri , District Nasik in Maharashtra .
During the year 2015 -2016 RCBN ventured to start a new Tribal school Project where ‘Angels feared to tread’
With the help of a special committee a tribal area nestled in the hill station of Igatpuri was identi ed.
We observed that the Zilla Parishad Schools were supported by the Government but the facilities provided were bare minimum insu cient.
The school structure was provided with no maintenance.
The classrooms were very shabby without proper desk & Chairs.
Though the Mid-day meal was provided it was not regular.
We surveyed the schools and decided to assist them:
Provide E Learning equipments, Provide Computer to the schools, Providing cupboards
and Desks
Provide Sports Equipment/Goods.
Provide water for toilets.
Provide ltered water for drinking.
Have medical camps.
Repair the existing class rooms and existing toilets.
We decided to start this project with a few schools and run the program for at least 5
years encompassing about 25 schools with about 4000 students .
Project Proposal :
RCBN has sofar covered 28 schools . To ensure that the project was sustainable , special Social Audit was conducted periodically with the help
of our partner club, the Deolali Club . During our Social Audits we found out that there were many missing links in the 28 schools serviced by
us and we decided to rst address these issues then increasing the number of schools. The following were the missing links:
The schools were not painted and were in bad condition.
The larger schools needed more E learning equipment.
Some schools needed additional computers.
Some schools needed water lters and water stations including storage water tanks.
The bathrooms were in a bad state and needed to be repaired.
Sports equipment were needed.
Due to frequent power failures, the schools needed double battery invertors.
Fans and exhaust fans were required.
Storage cupboards and desks were needed in schools.
The schools are to be to be provided with a library,
Children staying far away needed bicycles to travel.
New white boards were required for almost all schools.
Total CSR Funding
Total estimated cost of project : Rs.20.00 Lakhs
Club contribution : 25% i.e. Rs.5.00 Lakhs
Expected CSR funding : 75 % i.e. Rs.15.00 Lakhs .

Location : Taluka Igatpuri, District Nasik covering an area of almost 20 kms.
These are the Gram Panchayat Schools
Long Term Sustainability:
4000 plus students have bene tted directly from the project. A whole lot of indirect bene ts were derived by the tribal /villagers. RCBN has

Time Frame : 6-9 months

What do you expect from the CSR /Basic plan
The Rotary Club Team coordinates and arranges for all required information and details required by the company. TThe Club would arrange all
the implementation process including preparation of feasibility report, nalizing the most optimum technology, agreement with Fishermen
Co-operative, installation and commissioning

The project will be completed during Financial Year 2020-21
Rotary club Trust provides CSR Funds Utilization certi cate, and subsequent monitoring the activities with proper reporting to the company.

For detailed presentation & discussions contact : Rotary Club of Bombay North
Hemendra Shah Club President Email : [email protected] Tel: 98210 32946
A K Vishwanathan CSR Coordinator E mail :[email protected] Tel: 99201 32213
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PROJECT : GIRLS HOSTEL FOR MADHAVRAO ASHRAMSHALA E12

OBJECTIVE: Girls Hostel for Madhavrao Kane Ashramshala at Wada
Arvind Smruti is an Organisation working for the upliftment and welfare of Adivasi Tribe in the rural area of Wada in Thane Dist. It runs three
Ashramshalas for poor adivasi students who attend the school during day time and also stay on the school premises at night. Madhavrao
Kane Ashramshala is one of such schools of the Arvind Smruti Organisation.
Over the years with public donations from various corners mainly Rotary clubs, the school has grown into a big Ashramshala having classes
up to 12th standard and at present 765 students are studying in the school, out of which 355 are girl students. All these students come from
various nearby adivasi villages. Also these students come from the poorest strata of the society often with the unique distinction of being the

rst from their family to be attending school.
At present there are about 300 girl students are staying and studying in this Ashramshala. However the facility to stay in proper dormitory is
only for 100 girls students and rest of the girl students have to sleep in various classes which is most vulnerable for girls students. With a view
to provide proper staying facilities for girl students our Rotary Club of Mumbai North Island has taken initiative to construct girls dormitory
for about 200 girls students under the leadership of our President Rtn. Danish Dhamija. We propose to construct dormitory building admeas-
uring about 5000 Sq. Ft with facilities for girl students for which building plans are approved by the Local Authorities.
Total CSR Funding: The details of the expenses are as under:
1) Cost of Construction of Dormitory /Hostel – 3000 Sq Ft. Around Rs. 30 Lakhs.
2) Cost of Toilet Blocks for above Dormitory/Hostel- 05 nos. Rs.5 Lakhs
3) Cost of Additional Toilet Blocks for Schools & Colleges 08 Nos. – Rs. 07 to 08 Lakhs.
4) Repairs and Painting – Rs.4 to 5 Lakhs.
5) Solar Panels with accessories – Rs.6 to 7 Lakhs.

Location : Village / City: Madhaorao Kane Ashram School, Devgaon,Near Wada, Thane Maharashtra.
Long Term Sustainability:
: It will be useful for present and incoming students at the school and college.

Time Frame : 12 months

What do you expect from the CSR
The Rotary Club Team coordinates and arranges for all required information and details required by the company. The Club would arrange all
the implementation process including preparation of feasibility report, nalizing the most optimum technology, agreement with Fishermen
Co-operative, installation and commissioning

The project will be completed during Financial Year 2020-21
Rotary club Trust provides CSR Funds Utilization certi cate, and subsequent monitoring the activities with proper reporting to the company.

For detailed presentation & discussions contact : Rotary Club of Mumbai North Island. Email :[email protected]
Danish Dhamija Club President Tel: 9820131742 E mail: [email protected]
Rtn. Ramesh Sahajwani CSR Coordinaotor Tel :9820296424

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PROJECT : HAPPY SCHOOL - TABS PROJECT E13

OBJECTIVE: Due to the current pandemic situation, we are now studying online and taking video classes, so there is an immediate require-
ment of digital notebook / tab at least for 170 higher class students to make them available the courses and live online video on their tabs
Project Proposal : Supply of 170 Tabs to School at Lonavala school Gurukul which has 1200 students mostly Adivasi students.
Total CSR Funding
Project cost - 16 Lakh
CSR Funds - 12 Lakh
Location :Gurukul School, Lonavala, Maharashtra
Impact Bene t and Long Term sustainability
Impact is long term on education quality, bene ting more than 1200 students and
cumulatively will increase by 30‐40% every year by good word of mouth
These facilities will bene t all management,teachers, future of current students,
bene cial for students joining in coming years
It will help to –
1. Provide infrastructure for imparting education to school children belonging to rural areas
2. Enable them to get quality education and give back to the community literacy and education.
3. As the project requires huge funding and humanitarian approach, there are very few local resources who are capable for the same.
Since Tabs will be supplied from a reputed manufacturer and will be covered under warranty, sustainability will not be an issue
4. Students are missing out on education as the schools are closed during the pandemic. Online school classes is the way out so that
the students especially from higher standards do not lose out precious time.
Time frame – 7 days
Expectation from CSR – 12 Lakh

For detailed presentation & discussions contact : Rotary club of Mumbai Western Elite

Dinesh Khemka Club President E Email: [email protected] Tel:9821036577
Anil Kainya CSR Coordinator E mail : [email protected] Tel: 9820151461

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PROJECT : HAPPY SCHOOL -ROAD REPAIR & MULTI PURPOSE HALL PROJECT E14

OBJECTIVE:
TRepair of the internal road to the school which is completely damaged and the students are
unable to walk without support which is around 180 Cubic Meter. Also convert the open
terrace to a Multipurpose Hall 1hich will bene t the 1200 students for educational activities
and workshops.
Project Proposal :
Repair of the internal road to the school which is damaged and creating a Multipurpose Hall
in the terrace for the students.
Project cost - 20 Lakh
CSR Funds - 15 Lakh
Location : – Gurukul School, Lonavala, Maharashtra
Impact Bene t and Long Term sustainability
It will help to –
1. Provide infrastructure for imparting education to school children belonging to rural
areas
2. Enable them to get quality education and give back to the community literacy and
education.
3. Proper access to the school is very important more so during the monsoon season.
4. As the project requires huge funding and humanitarian approach, there are very few
local resources who are capable for the same. Since the construction of the internal road have
long term life the sustainability will not be an issue.
5. Currently the internal road is in a very bad shape which can prove to be a safety risk
for the student and the teaching sta . A proper internal road is a necessity for the young
student.
Time frame – 30-60 days
Expectation from CSR – 15 Lakh

For detailed presentation & discussions contact : Rotary club of Mumbai Western Elite
Dinesh Khemka Club President E Email: [email protected] Tel:9821036577
Anil Kainya CSR Coordinator E mail : [email protected] Tel: 9820151461

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PROJECT : HAPPY SCHOOL PROJECT – BENCHES & WALL PAINTING E15

OBJECTIVE:
There are 650 School Benches which are 60 Years Old and are in deteriorated condition and
the school has to replace and repair these benches for students to use them without any
hassles. Wall painting of both Internal and External walls which have not been painted for
years and in a bad state.
Project Proposal :
Repair and replace the old school benches which are in terrible condition. And painting both
internal and external walls of the school.

Total CSR Funding :
Project cost – 38.25 Lakh
CSR Funds – 28.75 Lakh
Location :– Gurukul School, Lonavala, Maharashtra
Impact Bene t and Long Term sustainability
It will help to –
1. Provide infrastructure for imparting education to school children belonging to rural
areas
2. Enable them to get quality education and give back to the community literacy and
education.
3. Ensuring students have proper seating arrangements at school
4. As the project requires huge funding and humanitarian approach, there are very few
local resources who are capable for the same. Since benches have a long-term life, sustainabil-
ity will not be an issue
5. Current benches are more than 60 years old and in a dilapidated condition. Its very
important to provide students with proper benches so that they can study safely. School
benches are the basic necessity in a school.
6. Painting of the walls both internal and external is a must as at present the school
looks in a terrible condition.
Time frame – 30 days
Expectation from CSR – 28.75 Lakh

For detailed presentation & discussions contact : Rotary club of Mumbai Western Elite

Dinesh Khemka Club President E Email: [email protected] Tel:9821036577
Anil Kainya CSR Coordinator E mail : [email protected] Tel: 9820151461

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PROJECT : E LEARNING SYSTEM FOR ST CATHERINE HIGH SCHOOL E16

OBJECTIVE: E Learning Systems for St Catherine’s High School, Andheri, Mumbai.
St. Catherine’s Home is located on land donated by 2 generous families in 1948. It is situated
in lush green surroundings o Veera Desai Road, Andheri, Mumbai India.
Their Initiatives :
Anand Bhavan :Houses children from kindergarten to college students,NIOS students.
Shanti Sadan : Adoption Home for abandoned babies under 3yrs.
Prem Daan: Abode for HIV+ Children. Karunankur: Dwelling for abused Minors
St Catherine’s School :Educates 1200 children from the home and neighbouring slums.
abusive/ unsafe life situations, They have a Co-Ed Primary and Secondary school in the
adjacent premises. There about 30 classrooms in both the sections of the school.
St Catherine’s School is the initiative which Our Club would like to support. We would like to
install Navneet learning Systems in all 30 Classrooms (1 E- Learning per classroom) of the
St.Catherine’s School.
USP Of the Navneet E Learning System: It is the replica of the syllabus and thus can be played
after each class for revision and better learning. •We would be providing 3 years AMC. •We
also plan to train the teachers to use these systems.
Project Proposal :
Proposed Modalities : We propose to install 30 E Learning systems in both the Primary school
and Secondary School sections of the school.Corporates to decide upon number of systems
to be sponsored
Total CSR Funding
Total estimated Cost of The Project INR 49 lacs for the 1 year.
Club contribution:12.6 lacs
Expected Corporate CSR Investment: INR 23.6 lacs
Location : Location: Palghar District /India
Impact and bene t :With Your support we are committed to install 30 E Learning systems for
all their Classrooms
This project will help providing better educational facilities to the under privileged students
in this locality, by providing them with E- learning facility and making them at par in educa-
tion methods with the students of other schools in private sectors.
Also, Better Interactive Educational Facilities are possible by the use of Audio and Visual
Educational Content - leading to better academic performance, learning abilities, personality
development and academic results of students.
The Content is Standardized and Regularly Updated in keeping with the Modern Educational
Systems.
Sustainability
We would be providing 3 years Annual Maintenance Contract
We will appoint professional and experienced trainers for Training all the teachers concerned
with this project in areas to
further improve their teaching skills and knowledge about using the e learning systems.
Sustainability is over 10 years with regular updates of Software and Educational materials.
Need assessment done and over 1200 bene ciaries expected

What do you expect from the CSR
Our Club will coordinate and arrange for Installation of the E learning systems, teacher trainings etc and ensure time to time reporting.
The project is completed during Financial Year 2020-21
Our club Trust provides CSR Funds Utilization certi cate, with the photos of Classrooms undergoing the E Learning classes, Results of the
students before start of the program and after a year to see the improvement .

For detailed presentation & discussions contact : Rotary club of Bombay Bayview

Smita Parekh Club President Tel: 9820330310 Email: [email protected]
Pradip Kabra CSR Co Ordinator Tel: 9892135284

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PROJECT : E LEARNING AT DNYANESHWAR VIDHLAYA SCHOOL E17

OBJECTIVE: Providing eLearning Facilities & School Infrastructure Upgradation At Dnyaneshwar Vidyalaya School
Dnyaneshwar Vidyalaya School was launched in 1961. Marathi is the primary medium of instruction for this school and
Currently they launched English medium and this year was the rst batch that passed out in English medium
The student teacher ratio is 26:1.
The school takes pride of its excellent teaching methodology. The school has 37 dedicated and professional teachers who ensure that the
children get the maximum out of their education in this State Board school.
It caters to children from Class I to Class XII. It is a co-educational school.
The school has given exceptional results in the academic sphere and its students have excelled in extra co-curricular activities too. 100%
qualify examination with 2% scoring rst grade.

Project Proposal : Providing E learning facilities and Upgrading School Infrastructure

Project Cost: Rs 8 Lakhs
Computer lab additional 10 desk tops plus furniture Rs.18 lakhs
Digitalising 11 class rooms Rs.20 lakhs
Kala Academy for creative arts like drawing and Rs 82 lakhs
Singing Reconditioning Room plus instruments
Repairing and refurbishing 18class rooms Rs.36 lakhs
Total
Location : Mumbai,Wadala

Impact
Nearly 1000 students from the nearby slums of Wadala, Dadar, Sewri, Matunga, Kings circle. Come from really under privileged
backgrounds. Modern facilities with dedicated teachers give these children an equal platform to compete with the more fortunate. This
year’s results are astounding as the 10th std exams. (100% for English medium and 95% for Marathi medium)
The above facilities will ensure that the children have the best facilities to learn and thus compete on equal level with children from more
privileged backgrounds and prepare them for   jobs in the future. The state of art facilities will increase the attention span and interest in
the children to learn. The teachers will also bene t from these measures
The Kala Kendra facilities will bring out the spark in the creative talents of the children, The school has students who have made a mark for
themselves in the world of Marathi entertainment and Singing.
This Investment is for  long term growth  of the school and has  sustainable results in  terms of performance of the students and teachers
on a year to year basis.
All this is being done at very a ordable fees from the children. At times even such minimal fees are not a ordable by the parents and the
school heavily subsidizes such children
Time Frame :This is a one- time project but based on the outcome of this project
we may go for the same project in the next year with some modi cation, as may
be considered necessary.
What do you expect from the CSR
Proposed Modalities
Preference is  for the Corporate to fund all the sections proposed,.
However will welcome funding of particular sections  which  Corporates prefer
Corporates indicate the choice of nancing
Preference is for payment  to be made to the Rotary Club Trust
The project is completed preferably during Financial Year 2020-21
Rotary club of Mumbai Mahim Trust will fully execute the Project and will provide all documentation to the satisfaction of the Corporate. All
Coordination will be done by RCMM Trust in conjunction with the Corporates Guidelines. Extent of Corporate’s team  involvement during 
execution will be as per the wishes of the Corporate. All funds donated by the Corporate will be fully accounted for and RCMM does not
charge for any coordination or administrative charges.

For detailed presentation & discussions contact : Rotary Club Of Mumbai Mahim Tel: 9819008803
Usha Yegnaseshan Club President E mail: [email protected]
K Suryakumar CSR Coordinator E Mail : [email protected] Tel :9820090940

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PROJECT : E-LEARNING DIGITAL CLASSROOMS E18

OBJECTIVE: E-learning kit Digital Classroom Solutions
The UNESCO report estimates that the coronavirus pandemic will adversely impact about 32 crore student in India
The severe short-term disruption is felt by many families around the world.
Covid-19 has prompted experts to rethink the conventional mode of education.
The new normal for education is virtual classroom.
Project Proposal :
How does digital classroom work
A Tv + Android box in every classroom
A T.V. is placed in the classroom which is connected to android box (multi-media pen drive player) and E-class (pen drive containing the
syllabus).
The teacher can freely move around in the classroom and teach the subject on T.V. with the help of a simple remote control
Class size can be reduced for multiple batches with minimum teaching/support sta for supervision
Supports English, Marathi and Semi-English Medium Schools
Subjects Covered

Standard 1st to 7th – All subjects
Standard 8th to 10th – All subjects
Works with SmartTV (thru dongle) and normal TV (thru Android Box)
E-learning software is compatible with Android & Windows
Total CSR Funding Rs 10,00,000

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For detailed presentation & discussions contact : Rotary club of Bombay Central
Nilima Singh Club President E mail: [email protected] Tel: 9820304886

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PROJECT : BHAVISHYAAN PROJECT- BARADEVI MUNICIPAL SCHOOL E19

OBJECTIVE:

Project Proposal :Bhavishya Yaan at Baradevi Municipal School, Sewree,

Total CSR Funding : Rs.8,75,000/- per year( number of years as per plans of corporate)
Location :Baradevi Municipal School, Sewree Mumbai-400 015
Impact Bene t and Long Term sustainability
The optimum capacity of the project is 120 students per year. With comprehensive training in spoken English and computer
literacy, the SSC marks of the Municipal School students have increased by 15% to 20% and with their ability to converse in English
and access to internet, their horizon have expanded to such an extent that they now have a goal in life.
The programme was running successfully till march 2020. Schools are shut since then due to pandemic. The programme will
resume along with school reopening.
The project has a proven track record of over 10 years. Bhavishya Yaan has helped to considerably bring down the student drop out
ratio in municipal schools. Municipal school students are successfully passing out ssc (std X) enriched with spoken English, Comput-
er literacy and excellent scores. With these qualities, there are nding it easy to get admission in reputed colleges to pursue higher
studies to achieve their individual goals. There is no reason for it to be not bene cial to the municipal school students in the
conceivable future.

What do you expect from the CSR Rs.8,75,000/- per year( number of years as per plans of corporate)

Time Frame : On going as school adoption- yearly basis

Contact : Rotary Club of Bombay Queencity
Madhu Makharia Club President Email: [email protected] Tel:9833936477
Mihir Mehta CSR Coordinator Email: [email protected] Tel: 9821098823

What do you expect from the CSR
Rs. 25 lakhs (Rs Twenty Five Lakhs)
Rotary Club of Bombay Downtown Charitable Trust will fully execute the project and provide all the details and documents for the satisfaction
of the CSR Funding Company. We will open a separate bank account for the purpose of the project. All funds will be fully accounted for to
maintain total transparency. No charges for administration will be levied. The project will be completed during Financial Year 2020-21. Rotary
club Trust provides CSR Funds Utilization certi cate, and subsequent monitoring the activities with proper reporting to the company.

Time Frame : Within 1 Year

For detailed presentation & discussions contact : Rotary Club of Mumbai Downtown Sealand
Chandraprabha Khona Club President Tel 919821711162 Email :[email protected]
Yezdi Dubhash Director Incharge Tel 919930963581 Email [email protected]

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PROJECT : DONATION OF LAPTOPS TO THE STUDENTS OF MUNICIPAL SCHOOLS E20

OBJECTIVE:: On line teaching, learning and assessment is now a norm because of compulsions arisen out of spread of COVID-19.
Laptop and internet facility is the basic requirement for an on line environment. Laptop with MS O ce (i.e MS word, MS Excel and
MS Power point, e-Learning as per SSC/CBSE board syllabus of all main subjects will be installed and distributed to school children
in partial ful llment of goals speci ed in the grant against e-learning project.
Providing Laptop and e-learning software will ease online teaching and learning of various subjects for the students. Animations
coupled with audio/video will enhance the grasp understanding of concepts increasing visualization and concentration abilities of
the student..
Project Proposal
We hereby propose to procure and distribute 100 (One hundred only) laptop with e learning software installed in it to the school
children as a Rotary project of our club for online learning..
Municipal and BPL School Children from 6th to 10th standard.Those who cannot a ord to buy laptop
Period of distribution October to December 2020
Total CSR Funding : Rs 25 Lakhs with the distribution of 100 laptops @ 25,000 each
Club contribution: 25%
Expected Corporate CSR Investment: 75%

Location : Municipal Schools
Impact Bene t and Long Term sustainability
100 students will be bene tted
The devices will be lasting a long time to the students for E learning and hence the learning capabilities of the students. A supple-
mentary skill development project is planned after completion of this project where basic skills like Word, Excel and PowerPoint will
be taught to these students
Online teaching and learning becoming a norm use of laptop will eliminate working on android mobile that the students use and
which is uncomfortable and stressful.
It increases grasp of concepts and lessons being taught , speed and accuracy of understanding of the subject because of bigger
screen and better reception.
The MS o ce tools and e-learning software animations, pictures and graphics will enable provision of explaining the subject matter
in a more systematic, simpli ed, uni ed & faster than the conventional system increasing visualization and concentration abilities of
the student.
The facility through head and microphone connected to laptop allows for constant interaction of the student with the teacher
during online classes. The presence of facility to interact and record the subject matter taught in an online class in the lap top
makes it easy learning and assessment..
Laptop gives the exibility, fun and immense satisfaction in online teaching, learning, interaction and assessing students.

Time Frame : October -December 2020

For detailed presentation & discussions contact : Rotary Club of Mumbai Ghatkopar Tel:9821097048
Harjinderpal Singla Club President E mail [email protected] Tel: 9324351841
Sudha Navandar CSR Coordinator E mail [email protected]

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PROJECT : CLASS ROOM & COMMUNITY CENTRE CONSTRUCTION AT ZP SCHOOL E21

OBJECTIVE:Z.P.SCHOOL, Kolbi, Bhujurpada is managed by the Local body. It is located in Rural area, in DAHANU block of PALGHAR
district of Maharashtra. The school consists of Grades from 1 to 7. The school is Co-educational and it doesn't have an attached
pre-primary section. Marathi is the medium of instructions in this school. The school has Government building. It has got 7
classrooms for instructional purposes. It has 2 other rooms for non-teaching activities. The school has a separate room for Head
master/Teacher. The school has electric connection. The source of Drinking Water in the school is Hand Pumps and it is functional.
The school has boys toilet and girls toilet but is functional and constructed under the CSR Initiative. The food is Provided and
Prepared in School Premises providing mid-day meal, which needs repair

Project Proposal Providing Solar Power Panel, Construction of two additional class rooms and a community center at ZP
School at Kolbi,Bujurpada

Total CSR Funding : Rs 25 Lakhs
Location : Palghar District
Impact Bene t and Long Term sustainability
Solar Power Panel
One of the major challenges in running Secondary and Higher Secondary Schools to these rural and tribal children is getting
reliable Electrical Supply on a regular basis. At present, there is no regular power. There are also regular shutdowns on account of
load shedding. The problem gets aggravated during monsoons when electricity is not available for long periods of time. It is not
economical for the trust to run Diesel Generators for backup supply.
Solar Power Panel which will provide continuous and reliable power to run the fans and lights in the class rooms, power to the
borewell pump, power to the eLearning computers in the class rooms and power for the Community center:
2. Two additional class rooms to accommodate the increasing no. of children who are seeking admission;
3. Construction of a Community Centre which facilitates midday meal distribution,
4. A place for developing creative arts like drawing and Singing, and a facility to host cultural and entertainment programs
The Kala Kendra facilities will bring out the spark in the creative talents of the children, The school has students who have made a
mark for themselves in the world of Marathi entertainment and Singing.
This Investment is for  long term growth  of the school and has  sustainable results in  terms of performance of the students and
teachers on a year to year basis.
All this is being done at very a ordable fees from the children. At times even such minimal fees are not a ordable by the parents
and the school heavily subsidizes such children

What do you expect from the CSR ;
Proposed Modalities
Corporates indicate the choice of nancing Preference is for payment  to be made to the Rotary
Club Trust
The project is completed preferably during Financial Year 2020-21
Rotary club of Mumbai Mahim Trust will fully execute the Project and will provide all documentation
to the satisfaction of the Corporate. All Coordination will be done by RCMM Trust in conjunction
with the Corporates Guidelines. Extent of Corporate’s team  involvement during  execution will be
as per the wishes of the Corporate. All funds donated by the Corporate will be fully accounted for
and RCMM does not charge for any coordination or administrative charges.

Time Frame : 1 year

For detailed presentation & discussions contact : Rotary Club Of Mumbai Mahim
Usha Yegnaseshan Club President E mail: [email protected] Tel: 9819008803
K Suryakumar CSR Coordinator E Mail : [email protected] Tel :9820090940

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PROJECT : VOCATIONAL CENTRE FOR UNDER PRIVILEGED STUDENTS OF FILTER PADA E22

OBJECTIVE: Vocational Center For Under Privileged Students and Unemployed Adults of
Filterpada Village.Milind Vidhyalaya is a well established school run by a trust.
The school has a well maintained building with 17 classrooms out of which three to four
rooms will be used for vocational course after the school hours.
Rotary Club of Bombay Powai in RI District 3141 will participate in this project by arranging

nancing, faculty, and equipment. They will also coordinate with the Trust and students to
ensure maximum students will get the bene t. RCBPowai has a very good connect with the
Trust. We have done a few projects with them such as providing the school with ELearning
kits.
Project Proposal :
We will start a few courses that would interest the students. Need analysis is done for the
same.We will engage experts in each eld to train the students.
We have planned for all the equipment and consumables required for each course for one
year. Each course will have classes twice a week for 2 hours each.
For some course, we will refer students to companies for apprenticeship. We will pay certain
amount as stipend to the students in case the company is not paying, till they complete the
course and become employable.Will help them to nd a job after they complete the course.
We will make an appropriate schedule with the help of the faculty and students.
Workshops and Training Classes for the unemployed adults:
Sewing Classes
Masala Making
Jewelry Making
Stu ed Toy Making
Total CSR Funding Rs 36,36,000/-
Location :
Impact Bene t and Long Term sustainability
This project will help all the drop-outs and unemployed youth of the village for getting
reskilled and nding employment.
This will also help the unemployed adult men and women to earn income to meet the
growing demands of expenses.This will help the women of the community to become further
skilled and become self-reliant.
This project is supported by the local school trust. The trustee is very cooperative and is
willing to give us the school premises to use for the purpose of vocational center. The trustee
is also well entrenched into the community around the school motivating local population
from time to time to adopt newer concepts.
What do you expect from the CSR
Corporates to decide upon number of years to sponsor.
Corporates indicate the choice of nancing (Full Financing / Partial Financing).
The payment is made to the Rotary Club of Powai Charitable Trust.
Rotary Club of Bombay Powai will execute the project.
The project proposal is for one Year from the starting date.
Rotary club of Powai Charitable Trust provides CSR Funds Utilization certi cate, with the photos of the new Vocational Center with all the
equipment, students etc.

Time Frame : Three years

For detailed presentation & discussions contact : Rotary Club Of Bombay Powai
Latha Vanamali Club President Tel 9930963724 E mail: [email protected]
Sanjay Thakur CSR Coordinator Tel : 89760 15873 E mail: [email protected]

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PROJECT : MULUND ROTARY DISCON VLS (VOCATIONAL LEARNING SCHOLARSHIP) PROJECT E-23

OBJECTIVE:Rotary Club of Mulund started this Project in 2010-11, with a token Scholarship of Rs,4,000/- to an Orphan Girl student. The
project really took wings, in 2012-13, when we awarded Scholarships of Rs.8 Lac to 13 Students. It was all funded by the Club Members
themselves. Since then, the Project has grown by leaps and bounds every year. In last year 2019-20, we added 78 new students and total
amount of Scholarships awarded exceeded Rs.90 Lacs. The following table illustrates this very well.
Project Proposal :
Following are some of the salient features of the Project.
Significant Funding by Members: In the initial phase, the project was totally funded by
Club Members.
Club Members consistently contribute about Rs.10 Lac every year.
Open to All: Truly following Rotary Spirit, the application and selection process is open to all
and purely based on Merit.
2 Stage Selection Process: Applications are invited through newspapers and other modes of publicity, in the month of July every year. In the
first stage, students are shortlisted and invited for Personal Interviews with Parents. Final selection is done aGer the interviews.
Club Members and R/Ann Participation: Club Members and Spouses participate in large numbers, during both stages of selection, giving
benefit of wider and varied opinion for helping the right selection.
Flexible Selection Criteria: No fixed selection criteria is defined except that Student should be needy, deserving and studying in a Vocational
(Job Oriented Course). This enables us to help students in wide variety of Courses.
Girls form 50%: Purely on Merit, Girl students form about 50% of the selected students every year,
Innovative Selection Aids: Students have to submit copy of their Monthly Electricity Bill, along with their application. The bills have yearly
Electricity Consumption record of the family. It gives better idea about the standard of living of the family, better than any income proof or
ration card can provide.
No Collateral Security: Funding is done purely on Trust in the student.
Payment directly to the Institute: The fee payment is given directly to the institute, through Cheque, DD or NEFT, as demanded by the
institute.
Mentoring of the Students: We not only provide funding but also guide and mentor the students in their career, through regular interaction.
Our Members provide Summer Internships to the Students also.
Annual Get Together: We hold annual Get Together of all the students, during the month of June, every year. Students, who have some
achievement to their credit and those who have completed the repayment, are felicitated. Learning sessions are part of the program.
Separate Bank Account: We maintain dedicated Bank Account, opened specially for this project. All the donations are received in this
account and all expenses (paying of Student Fees) is done from this account only. There are no other expenses in this account.
Negligible Administrative Costs: Except Student Fees and Bank Charges, all other administrative costs are borne by Members and the Club.
Therefore the donations are all used for funding the students.
Annual Reporting since 2012-13: We publish annual report of this project every year, since 2012-13.
All Details on Project Website: All the Project Details, including all annual Reports are available on our website, h†ps://sites.goog-
le.com/site/mulundrotaryvls
Online Application Process in 2020-21: Due to prevailing situation, we have made the application process totally online. The Form is provid-
ed on the website.
Total CSR Funding
Total estimated Cost of The Project: Rs.1 Crore+ in 2020-21
Club contribution: Club Members Directly Contribute about Rs.10 Lac Every Year.
Balance from CSR funds : Rs 90 lac per year 2020-2021

Impact Bene t and Long Term sustainability
We encourage the students to repay the Scholarship Amount (without any interest, of course), aGer they join the employment, in easy
monthly Installments. Many students are doing repayment regularly while some others
have already completed their repayment. These repayments get added to the pool of
funds and help funding of new students. Thus any donation received will get used again
What do you expect from the CSR

Time Frame : One Year

For detailed presentation & discussions contact : Rotary Club of Mulund Email: [email protected]
Dr. Rajesh Agarwal Club President Tel :98200 65990 E mail: [email protected]
Sudhir Joshi Project Director Tel: 9820160005

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PROJECT : VOCATIONAL EDUCATION & SKILL TRAINING FOR DIFFERENTLY ABLED E24

OBJECTIVE:
The Project will cover a wide spectrum of disabilities and empower them to be employable in
various service sectors. With the participation of Sol’s Arc we will cover Online and O ne
vocational training, live classes, practice assignments, o ine internship, practical support and
certi cation post successful completion of training program for Di erently Abled.
Project Proposal :
The Project is to impart Vocational Education and training for employment opportunities to
persons with Disabilities, covering Medical education, hospitability services, rural upliftment,
support weaker sections and sports. Rotary Club of Mumbai Andheri is jointly working with
Sol’s Arc, a registered charitable trust that has been working in the eld of inclusive education
since the past 16 years. Sols Arc will build a digital training platform to scale Vocational
Training for persons with disabilities across India. Sols Arc will partner with various NGO’s and
Government programs across India to provide training and placement support.
Project cost :
Total cost of the Project Rs 40.89 Lakhs ( Three years 12.60+13.68+14.61)
CSR Funds :
Expected CSR Funds Rs 40.89 Lakhs ( Three years 12,60+13.68+14.61 )
Location : Mumbai Head O ce/ presence all India
Impact Bene t and Long Term sustainability
The Training program will impact and bene t a total of about 500 people (100+150+250 )
progressively in three years. The success factor will be certi ed for skill development and
placement for employment. This will enable the di erently abled people to live a life with
dignity in a society which appreciates diversity and inclusion.

What do you expect from the CSR
Corporates to decide upon tenure of support for the total project cost of Rs. 40. 89 lakhs.
Corporates indicate the choice of nancing (Full Financing / Partial Financing)
Rotary club Trust provides CSR Funds Utilization certi cate, with the photos of the site, training in progress, potential internship and employ-
ment site, certi cation.

Time Frame : First batch by FY 20-21, Second batch by FY 21-22, Third batch by FY 22-23

For detailed presentation & discussions contact : Rotary Club of Mumbai Andheri
Prem Paunikar Club President Email: [email protected] Tel: 9820611688
Shrirang Vaidya Project Director Email: [email protected] Tel : 9820002675

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PROJECT : VOCATIONAL TRAINING & INTERNSHIP FOR SPEECH AND HEARING IMPAIRED E25

OBJECTIVE: To equip candidates with required skills and exposure leading to sustainable employment in mainstream corporates as
envisioned by the Foundation
Project Proposal
Sponsorship for Internships of 450 employable SHIs across three years, in batches of 20 in various Corporates, business organiza-
tions (typical pro les‐ restaurants, hotels, accounting, email, back o ce, tailoring, Spas, parlours, packing, logistics, housekeeping),
in MMR, and Pune

Total CSR Funding : Total Project Cost: Rs.47.4 L for three years. (15.8 L per year)
Location :
Impact Bene t and Long Term sustainability
The Training Internship programs will impact and bene t a total of about 450 people during the three years period (100+150+200).
The success factor will be certi ed skill development and placement for employment. This will enable the SHI di erently abled
people to live a life with dignity in a society which appreciates diversity and inclusion.
Ekalavya’s extensive experience of training and working with SHI in their parent business enterprises has enabled us to work for the
bene t of the community very e ectively. Including SHI in workforce adds value, advantages being manifold. They score over in
visual activity and are dexterous and thrive in standardized work environment .Other advantages being low attrition, higher
concentration, no distractions, visual learning ability and low nuisance factor. To optimize these advantages, they adopt a unique
three-pronged approach of programmed environment, community workspace and reverse inclusion. This has been acknowledged
by the society and attracts many SHI for this program as a sustained support mechanism.

What do you expect from the CSR ;
All are well –aware of the drastic loss of jobs due to the pandemic. For the past few months, we have been counselling and helping SHI
candidates in various ways. Most of them have work experience or have been trained in various skills. They are capable of joining the work-
force but might need upskilling or exposure to work culture of a particular organization. Board
examinations results have been declared and with no facility for higher studies, most of SSC and
HSC pass students in the community are looking for job opportunities. Internship programs will ll this gap. Moreover, our training will
enable the abled sta to converse and interact with SHIs so as to have an e ective work relationship. Thus the vision of providing sustainable
employment to Speech and Hearing Impaired workforce will be achieved.
We hope you appreciate the cause and o er full nancial support thus ensuring a secure life for the Community. Furthermore, a signi cant
number are bread winners and the present scenario has been all the more challenging for entire families.

Time Frame :Three years FY 20-21, FY 21-22, Fy 22-23

For detailed presentation & discussions contact : Rotary Club ofPalghar
Ninal Shah Club President Tel: 9860254446 Email Id : [email protected]
Sanjay Mahajan Director in Charge Tel: 9326636540 Email Id: [email protected]

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PROJECT : SELF DEFENCE TRAINING FOR UNDERPRIVLEGED GIRLS E26

OBJECTIVE:MukkaMaar has been delivering its Flagship Physical Program for 2 years in partnership with MCGM schools and has
impacted the lives of more than 5000 girls and parents. The program has resulted in elevating self- esteem, con dence and
self-worth of girls, equipped them with self-defence techniques, helped them to stay healthy and t and understand their rights
better.
Project Proposal :Self-defense training for underprivileged girls
Due to the impact of COVID, schools in Mumbai are shut inde nitely. In this period of lockdown when children, family and commu-
nity are sharing more time and space together, child abuse has seen a massive uptick. There’s an urgent need for an online program
to be delivered to girls who are currently extremely unsafe and vulnerable. Hence, Rotary Club of Mumbai Rising Stars and
MukkaMaar are working towards digital transformation of the self-defence program.
The immediate target for this project is all current students of the MukkaMaar program. However, due to the digital presence, the
scope of reach of program, will be far greater and the impact will continue to multiply even after the we nish the execution and go
on the delivery phase.

Total CSR Funding : 54.9 Lakhs
Club contribution – 0.9 Lakhs
Expected Corporate CSR Investment – 54 Lakhs
Location :Reach to begin in Mumbai, then
Maharashtra and further to Hindi speaking belt
Impact Bene t and Long Term sustainability
Our plan is to undertake this project in collaboration with MukkaMaar, which is a registered public trust and has been successfully
running this program in a di erent form for the past 2 years. Due to the challenges of COVID-19 wherein schools are closed, we
would like to partner with MukkaMaar to use the recent technological penetration in Mumbai (and India) to reach a much wider
audience. Even when schools reopen and the Physical Program can take place, online presence will double down on existing
bene ts and have a greater impact. Below we have listed some salient features of the MukkaMaar physical program and its
challenges, which may beovercome with an online program. You may also see some pictures from events
conducted by MukkaMaar in the past where the students of this program participated and displayed their skills.
We plan to deliver the MukkaMaar program by means of a well-designed e-learning curriculum that can be implemented in this FY
and continue to multiply our impact even when we start our o ine school program by giving girls a head-start; and ensuring sticky
learning through our online platform.
Our plan for sustainability and scalability:

Integrating technology for e ective e-learning (gami ed) and creating omni channels to continually engage girls and enable
safety.

Replication of the 3-year program to be continued across geographies, as further POC independent of other variables.
Leveraging the gap in PT ecosystem (in terms of teachers, accountability and gender inclusivity) to further program delivery
through the government systems.
Undertaking more rigorous impact evaluation to build a strong case for policy level changes in public schools.
Making self-defence training compulsory through NCERT/SCERT.

For detailed presentation & discussions contact : Rotary Club of Mumbai Rising Stars Tel: 9819291711
Dr. Manan Podar Club President E-mail: [email protected] Tel: 9833818861
Akshaet Goyal CSR Coordinator E mail: [email protected]
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PROJECT : FEES OF SCHOOL CHILDREN E27

OBJECTIVE:
Powai English School is run by a trust for the people who are economically backward.
The school is a Co-educational English Medium institution recognised by B.M.C. and Govt. of Maharashtra.
It is run and managed by Manav Dharma Mission Trust. The School was established by the Trust in 1978.
The Trust has two broad features:

1. MANAV NIRMAN (Human Development in good spirit)
2. LOK SEVA (Service to people)
Keeping these noble goals, the school aims at giving all round education i.e. academic
physical, moral, aesthetic and spiritual to our students irrespective of race, caste and religion.
The Trust runs Nursery, Jr. & Sr. K.G. Std
I to X only.Helping the students of Powai English School, Powai and Rishi Valmiki Ec
School, Goregaon(W) to continue their education.
Providing school fees for the children of those who have lost their jobs and businesses due to
COVID.Making sure that the parents will not pull their wards out of school this year.
Supporting 200 children of Powai English School @ Rs 30,000/- per child per annum
567 children of Rishi Valmiki Eco School @ Rs 12,000/- per child per annum.
No child should ever be deprived of education and no parent should ever bear the brunt of not having been able to provide quality
education to his or her child.
It was this vision of the founder that took shape in the form of Powai English High School way back in 1978. Starting with just 3
rooms, 134 children, 9 sta members, today they have a 5 storied building, 2500 students and a sta of 100 teachers.
The growth has been phenomenal both in terms of achievements and academics. Starting from the Pre Primary, the school renders
education till Std 10th and is a liated to the State Board (SSC).
Project Proposal
Some of the parents of the students of Powai English School run small businesses in the IIT market area or they belong to labour
class.Due to COVID, many of them have lost their business and their jobs.
They cannot a ord to pay the fees of their wards even though the school authorities have reduced the fees.
If they do not receive help, they may even pull the children out of the school.
The school is currently in a crisis due to the COVID19 pandemic.
The parents of 567 students are daily wagers and have got badly a ected during the lockdown.
It's di cult for parents to pay the subsidized fees of the second term of 2019-20 and the academic year 20-21.
About 60% of the funds at RVES come from fees and in such a scenario it is challenging to continue bearing the maintenance of the
school and pay essential 50% of monthly salaries of 31 teachers.
There is also a threat that the school may close down if they do not get some support.
Total Total estimated Cost of The Project: Rs. 202,59,000/-
Club contribution: Rs.1,00,000/-
VI. Expected Corporate CSR Investment: Rs. 201,59,000/-
Location : Powai & Gurgaon
Impact Bene t and Long Term sustainability
Rotary Club of Bombay Powai, in RI District 3141, is involved with these schools
for many years now. They also have an Interact Club Powai English School. These
schools are doing good work and imparting good value education to the children
.Rotary Club of Bombay Powai is highly experienced to execute projects of this kind. Need assessment done.
Nearly 800 students are directly bene tted by this project. They will save one year
Rotary Clubs will be Ideal partners for your CSR Endeavors.

What do you expect from the CSR :
Rotary Club of Bombay Powai will contribute up to one lakh for the project.
The payment is made to the Rotary Club of Powai Charitable Trust.Rotary Club of Bombay Powai
coordinates and monitors the execution of the project.The project is completed during
Academic Year 2020-21.
Rotary Club of Powai Charitable Trust provides CSR Funds Utilization certi cate at the end of the project.

For detailed presentation & discussions contact : Rotary Club of Bombay Powai
Latha vanmali Club President Email : [email protected] Tel 9930963724
Sanjay Thakur CSR Coordinator E mail: [email protected] Tel: 89760 15873

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PROJECT : A MODEL SCHOOL IN THE HEART OF DHARAVI E28

OBJECTIVE:A Model School in the Heart of Dharavi
Our goal is to create a model school in the heart of Dharavi that provides holistic education and develops empowered young
people who have a well-rounded personality and are caring, imaginative, sensitive individuals proud of their background. The
project impact/bene ts are:
 450 children and their families improve their awareness around Covid-19 best practicing through Reality Gives training
450 children age 3-10 access quality online learning until school reopens to mitigate their risk of dropping out of school or falling
below minimum pro ciency standard
450 children age 3-10 access holistic learning when school reopens with low teacher-to-student ratios to ensure each individual
student gets the support they need
100% students grow on multiple dimensions of skills, mind set and knowledge
450 children age 3-10 access extracurricular activities online and o ine (art, music, computer, yoga, etc.) to stay positive, safe and
learn during the pandemic and beyond
19 teachers, 100% women from Dharavi, continue to have an income, support their families and access 150 hours of teacher
training we design and deliver yearly.
The future of the project will be sustained through a pool of like-minded supporters such as corporates, individuals and founda-
tions that believes in the importance of providing regular access to good schools to children coming from vulnerable communities.
The low-income school we partner with will provide the infrastructure and cover all maintenance costs every yearly. Also the values
and teaching skills acquired by our teachers through our recurrent teacher trainings will be transferable to any school they will
teach in the future creating a positive impact in many more students development journey.
Project Proposal : We aim at delivering English medium holistic education to 450 students age 3 to 10 studying in a low-income
school in Dharavi we have joined hands with since 2013. We do so by having 2 quali ed school leaders and 19 teachers dedicated
to the Nursery to Grade 4 section of the school (the foundation years for every child). In these grades we introduced an “academic
values mindsets” approach based on Indian and international best practices. We also organize extracurricular activities such as art,
music, computer classes, exposure visits. We deploy regular Teacher Trainings and development workshops for the parents’ commu-
nity. The combination of all these elements – not available otherwise in the majority of slums school – make a huge impact in the
learning outcomes and self-con dence of our students.
Total CSR Funding :
Estimated Cost: Rs. 15 Lakhs / Year
Club Contribution: Rs. 5 Lakhs / Year
CSR Contribution Expectation: Rs. 10 Lakhs
Location :Dharavi, Mumbai
Impact Bene t and Long Term sustainability: Quality, holistic, inspirational, English Medium schooling to 450 children from
Dharavi, aged 3 to 10 (online until school reopens). Where children are born should not de ne what they can become.
Long Term Sustainability: the project will be sustained through a network of like-minded corporates, individuals and foundations
keen to provide access to quality learning to children coming from vulnerable communities. Our local partner school covers
infrastructure and maintenance costs.
Any Other Details: the project provides employment and development opportunities for 19 teachers, 100% women from Dharavi.
Many of them are the only income earners in their families at the moment. Through recurrent trainings by sector experts they
become “Champion Teachers”.

What do you expect from the CSR: Corporates to decide the choice of funding (Full/Partial) and the payment timeline
RCMQN can issue a CSR Funds Utilization certi cate, activity reports with the photos of the activities at regular intervals

Time Frame :1 Year

For detailed presentation & discussions contact : Rotary Club of Mumbai Queens Necklace
Sneha Pathak Club President Tel:9821147987 Email: [email protected]
Rohan Shah Tel: 9892840000 Email: [email protected]
Nikunj Jhaveri Tel: 9820041050 Email: [email protected]

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PROJECT : HOLISTIC EDUCATION E29

OBJECTIVE: Each One Teach One (Education) – NMMC & VVMC Schools
Each one teach one charitable foundation (iso 9001:2015 certi ed)
8 schools at navi mumbai municipal corporation & 2 schools at vasai virar municipal corporation.
Ø estimated cost: rs. 80 lakhs/ year
Ø club contribution: rs. 40 lakhs / year
Ø csr contribution expectation: rs. 40 lakhs
Ø timeframe: 1 year (June – April )
Ø impact & bene ting: 2090 bene ciaries (approximately)
Ø long term sustainability:
§ proper and independent functioning of the school.
§ requirements of schools to be managed by local authority.
§ children excelling in the life and becoming responsible citizen.
§ schools are ready for the new education policy.
Project Proposal

Total CSR Funding : NMMC- 8 SCHOOLS & VVMC – 2 SCHOOLS
Location :Rs. 80 lakhs per year
Impact Bene t and Long Term sustainability

Time Frame : June to April

For detailed presentation & discussions contact : Rotary Club of Mumbai Queens Necklace
Sneha Pathak Club President Tel:9821147987 Email: [email protected]
Rohan Shah Tel: 9892840000 Email: [email protected]
Nikunj Jhaveri Tel: 9820041050 Email: [email protected]

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PROJECT : SET UP OF INNOVATION LAB FOR NEEDY STUDENTS( ROBOTICS, IOT, AI & 3D PRINTING ) E30

OBJECTIVE:
Education imparted to the students in their formative years play a vital role in building a stronger nation. Understanding the
importance of education in nation building, developed nations have been investing signi cantly in school education over the years.
In India, however the picture looks quite bleak. Despite ardent e orts initiated by the Central and State Governments, the quality
of education in India remains in dismal state. A lot more needs to be done in the education sector to meet global standards, by
allotting more funds and addressing the problem of deteriorating quality of education in Indian schools. To address the dent in the
school education system, aided vernacular educational institutes have been playing a vital role in providing education at lower
cost, especially to the deprived ones.
The challenge:
What we believe is that the education and learning should ultimately provide better opportunities for growth and better life. This is
where we realize the gap with current Indian education system which is not yet evolved to address following challenges of near
future.
1. Future job opportunities are emerging more and more in science and technology space
2. Labour intensive job opportunities are shrinking day by day
3. Automation is replacing labour intensive repetitive tasks with machines and hence technology-based skilling can only provide
a better future for the students
4. Teachers capability: Teachers do not have any industry exposure, so they cannot address future needs of students, they are only
focused on academic and theoretical teaching
5. Most of the engineering pass out students do not have any hands-on skills. Their job readiness and quality expectations from
Industry is not matching.
6. Overcoming the fear of science and mathematics is the key challenge to be addressed by the schools but they are not equipped
with technology tools and right knowledge and skills
7. Day by day the gap is widening between what schools are teaching the students and what industry will need in future.
The solution:
The Applied Hands on education model which will also complements new education policy Professional team from with vast
experience at silicon valley & reputed institutes of India have curated a course which will teach students to have practical hands on
training to make them understand the principal of sciences and formulas easily – all seamlessly blending with the current curricu-
lums with industry’s requirements of how to implement the acquired knowledge to solve the practical problems.

This model is aimed at:
1. Complementing basic education with employability/entrepreneurship skills and holistic personality grooming of the students
who discontinue the education after 10th standard due to socio-economic constraints
2. Creating opportunities for the talented students to unleash their potential in various elds. They have established rst such
Applied Innovation Centre at DS High School Sion ( also partially funded by Rotary) from last two years with a mission to provide
every student with a strong foundation through STEM and integrated science based Applied education. This can provide them
future job or entrepreneurial opportunity as a career. We have successfully tried to cultivate in them technological and professional
skills before they complete their 10th standard.
DS High School ‘Centre for Innovation For Applied Learning’ was developed in partnership with Rotary

Location : Kandivili Mumbai

Total estimated Cost of The Project : Rs.57,99,000/-
Club contribution : Rs.10,00,000/-
Expected Corporate CSR Investment : Rs.47,99,000/-

Time Frame for completion : 4 months

For detailed presentation & discussions contact : Rotary Club of Mumbai Kandivali West
Rajendra Bhatia Club President Tel: 9820735858 Email: [email protected]

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PROJECT : UPGRADATION OF MADHAVRAO KANE ASHRAMSHALA E31

OBJECTIVE:Madhavrao Kane Ashramshala at Deogao village at Wada in Thana Dist
Arvind Smruti is an Organisation working for the upliftment and welfare of Adivasi Tribe in the rural area of Wada in Thane Dist. It runs three
Ashramshalas for poor adivasi students who attend the school during day time and also stay on the school premises at night. Madhavrao Kane
Ashramshala is one of such schools of the Arvind Smruti Organisation.
Over the years with public donations from various corners mainly Rotary clubs, the school has grown into a big Ashramshala having classes up
to 12th standard and at present 765 students are studying in the school, out of which 355 are girl students. All these students come from
various nearby adivasi villages. Also these students come from the poorest strata of the society often with the unique distinction of being the
rst from their family to be attending school.
Project Proposal :
Toilet Blocks for School, Jr College and Dormitory/Hostel- 13 Nos.
Repairs and Painting of School Building and Existing Toilet Blocks.
Wash Basin Stands & Soap Holders for Sanitization
Solar Panels with Accessories

About 750+ Students of School and Jr College at Madhaorao Kane Ashramshala at Wada, Dist. Thane Maharashtra
We propose to undertake following activities for necessary required facilities.
1. Cost of Toilet Blocks & Bathrooms for School,
Jr. College & Dormitory/Hostel - 18 nos. Rs.11.75 Lakhs
2. Repairs and Painting of School Building and
Existing Toilet Blocks– Rs.5.50 Lakhs.
3. Wash Basin Stands & Soap Holders for Sanitization Rs.1.75 Lakhs
4. Solar Panels with accessories – Rs.6.50 Lakhs.

Total Rs.25.50 Lakhs

Total CSR Funding Rs Rs.25.50 Lakhs

Time Frame : 6-9 months

What do you expect from CSR

Corporates to indicate  choice of nancing
Preference is for payment  to be made to the Rotary Club Trust
The project is  to be completed  during Financial Year 2020-21
Rotary club  will fully execute the Project and will provide all documentation to the satisfaction of the Corporate.All Coordination will
be done by RCMM Trust in conjunction with the Corporate s Guidelines..Extent of Corporate’s team  involvement during  execution
will be as per the wishes of the Corporate.All funds donated by the Corporate will be fully accounted for
For detailed presentation & discussions contact : Rotary club of Mumbai North Island

Danish Dhamija Club President Tel: 9820131742 Email :[email protected]

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ENVIRONMENT

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PROJECT : ENABLING UNINTERRUPTED POWER SUPPLY BY USING SOLAR ENERGY EN1

OBJECTIVE: To provide uninterrupted power supply to Old Age Home ‘Prem Kutir’ run
by the Sri. Kamakshi Trust a Non pro t registered Trust.
The Old Age Home is in remote area where electric supply from Electricity Board is irregular
and load shedding is frequent.The project will cover the need for uninterrupted power supply
to them enabling them to have continuous Power supply for hot water, kitchen activities,
communication and also for electricity requirements for the individual resident’s rooms.
We are planning to provide :
New Solar Batteries and
completing the Net metering arrangement
This shall help approx 40 residents in the Old age facility and enable them to have un-inter-
rupted Power for all their activities. Also it will enable night time lighting continuously and
enable them to reduce the cost of Power to almost minimal amounts.
Excess Power shall be given back to the Grid which can then be utilized by the Local Power
company to provide Power to the close by Adivasi families who are currently without power.
Project Proposal : The key program highlights are as follows-
Providing 20 Nos. new Solar batteries and connect to existing Solar Pannels which are
su cient for the power needed. Old 40 Nos. batteries which have out lived their life and not
working are to be given on buyback basis.
2. Providing Net Metering arrangement with all accessories.
3. Connecting the Batteries to the Power Grid to give back excess power generated
4. The local Electricity company shall distribute the excess power so generated to many
Adivasi families living in that remote area.
Project Cost:
20 Solar Batteries cost-Rs.1,96,920
( Net after buy back of 40 Old Solar Batteries)
Net Metering cost---------Rs.2,65,000
Cost of The Project: Rs 4.62 Lacs

Location : Shelar Village,Karjat, Dist Raigad, Pin-410201
Impact Bene t and Long Term sustainability
This project aims to supply un-interrupted power supply to the Old Age Home where about
5o inmates having age of 70+ are staying, because the power supply from present Distribu-
tion Company is not regular and load shedding is frequent, being in remote area, near Karjat.
This project will give regular power supply for all the activities of the inmates, bring comfort
and happiness in their life at this stage of life. Without power life is too hard. Further cost of
power will be minimal by supplying power to the Grid.
Once project is completed, it will last for at least 8 to 10 years, may be more if good care of
equipments are taken. We are going to train local care taker about this.
Time Frame : 3 months
What do you expect from the Corporates
Corporates to decide upon the support needed as this is needed soon. Total project cost of Rs. 4.62 lakhs.
The payment is made to the Rotary Club of Bombay Andheri Charities Trust .
The Rotary Club of Mumbai Andheri will coordinate and arrange to pay the vendors directly.
The project w[ll be completed during Financial Year 2020-21
Rotary Club Trust will provide CSR Funds Utilization certi cate, with the photos of the site where these batteries and Net Metering
equipment is installed.

For detailed presentation and discussions please contact : Rotary club of Mumbai Andheri
Prem Paunikar Club President Tel : 9820611688 Email : [email protected]
Vijay Kumar Hariharan Project Director Tel: 9819189877 Email : [email protected]

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PROJECT : SOLAR DRYER FOR FISH DRYING EN2

OBJECTIVE: To support weaker section by creating employment and we intend taking
assistance of Central Institute of Fishery Technology.
To provide Solar Fish Dryer to the Fishing Community at Versova or at Madh Village. The
activity would involve taking support from experts in the eld and the District team would
support in co-ordination.
It is proposed that the Fish Dryer is handed over to the Fishermen’s co-operative for e cient
and equitable use by all the Fishermen. The Solar Dryer would not only mitigate the problem
associated with drying of sh in the open but also enhance the income of the sherman due
to faster drying as well as hygienic product.
Mumbai records the highest sh catch in Maharashtra almost 40% of all sh catch in the state.
There are many Koliwadas in Mumbai and Kolis are one of the original inhabitants of Mumbai.
Maharashtra ranks 10th in the country despite a long coastline with around 2 lakh tonne of

sh catch. Versova village is a big contributor to the city’s total catch. Fish drying happens in
open. Various types of solar dryers are possible to be installed like Rack Dryer, PVC Tent Dryer,
Convection type dryer, tunnel dryer, Hybrid dryers using electricity or LPG as the fuel. It is
envisaged to install a Hybrid LPG based dryer of 250 kg per day capacity.

Project Proposal : Solar Dryer Hybrid Unit for Fish Drying
Total cost of setting up is expected to be around Rs. 25,00,000 that includes cost of equip-
ment and installation (at this stage this is pure estimate) for 250 kg per day capacity
Target completion within FY 2020-21
Budgeted Cost of set up: Rs. 25,00,000
Participating Clubs’ Contribution (10%): Rs. 2,50,000
Total CSR Funding (90%): Rs. 22,50,000

Location : : Versova Village or Madh Island
Impact Bene t and Long Term sustainability
IMPACT: Normally, it takes 5-7 days for drying of shes thereby increasing the space require-
ment on the beaches as well as lower output. Besides, drying period is 5-7 hours per day and
that too for 8 months in a year. Open drying has its other drawbacks like foul smell in the air,
dust/sand accumulation on the sh, ies and insect infestation, consumption
by stray dogs/cats. Solar Fish Dryer particularly a hybrid one would work round the year and
be more e cient thereby increase the productivity substantially
BENEFIT: With higher and faster turnaround, shermen would bene t immensely. Consumers
of Dried Fish would get to consume more hygienic product. Residents within 3 km radius will
not have to deal with foul smell emanating from drying sh
SUSTAINABILITY: Once installed, the co-operative would take care of the maintenance and
upkeep.The equipment has a long life

Time Frame : 6-9 months
What do you expect from the Corporates
The Rotary Club Team coordinates and arranges for all required information and details required by the company. TThe Club would arrange all
the implementation process including preparation of feasibility report, nalizing the most optimum technology, agreement with Fishermen
Co-operative, installation and commissioning
The project will be completed during Financial Year 2020-21
Rotary club Trust provides CSR Funds Utilization certi cate, and subsequent monitoring the activities with proper reporting to the company.

For detailed presentation and discussions please contact : Rotary club of Mumbai Versova

Kalpana Jain Club President Tel : 9820121512 Email : [email protected]
Ashish Aggarwal Project Co-ordinator Tel: 9819444323 Email : [email protected]

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PROJECT : TO PROTECT AND REJUVENATE AND WATER HARVESTING OF THE BHUJAVALE TALAO. EN3

OBJECTIVE:
Bhujavale Talao is one of the surviving urban lake located in Malad West area near the Link
road. It is a part of disappearing network of natural water bodies that facilitate safe drainage
of rainwater, & percolation of water.
The preliminary site study of Bhujavale talao reveals that it is a neglected lake and is highly
polluted due to Visarjan activites during Ganesh Festival, damaged surrounding area,
concrete blocking, dumping of garbage and opening of some drainage and sewerage lines
into the lake has virtually making it inaccessible.
The size of the area is 5057 sqmts or 54, 434 sq. ft. the size of the lake is 2713 sq .mtr or 29,207
sq. ft.The main aim is to protect and develop the lake for the use of the community and
revive this urban water body and improve the enviornment around it which will eventually
bring the lake back into the life making the area pollution free.
R C of Mumbai Versova is taking up the project for implementing water Harvesting system
which can utilize open space to percolate water into the lake. The lake will be cleaned and
developed so that the storage capacity of the lake will also be enhanced and the drainage in
the area be regularized to reduce pollution in the area.
It is also proposed to permit Ganesh visarjan in the lake by constructing small pond within
the lake to facilitate visarjan. The area will be made pollution & garbage free by creating a
Green zone, community space and recreation area with the help of the local community to
take care of the lake and its surrounding area on long term basis.
Project Proposal : : Protection and revival of the Bhujavale talao (Lake), rain water
harvesting, improve the lively hood of the surrounding residence, reduce pollution
bene ting over 1,00,000 people living in the area
Total estimated Cost of TheProject. : Rs. 1,00,00,000/-
Club contribution : Rs. 5,00,000/-
Expected Corporate CSR Investment:Rs. 95,00,000/-
Location : : Malad West
Impact Bene t and Long Term sustainability
IMPACT: The Club intends to take professional help from Architects and Experts. In the
process, the club would have constant involvement of their sponsored student;
Ain Contractor who shall be pursuing a post graduate degree in Water Management and
Governance at the UNESCO IHE-Delft Institute of Water Education, Netherlands
Bene ting covering how many people: Protection and revival of the Bhujavale talao (Lake),
rain water harvesting, improve the lively hood of the surrounding residence, reduce pollution
bene ting over 1,00,000 people living in the area
Long TermSustainability; Once the project is complete with the help of locals residing in the
locality, the Lake and the area will be maintained by them for all future purposes. Since our
Director of this Project Rtn. ShashiChhachhia stays nearby the project will be constantly
monitored for its upkeeping

Time Frame : 18 to 24 months
What do you expect from the Corporates/Basic Plan
The Rotary Club Team coordinates and arranges for all required information and details required by the company. The Club would arrange all
the implementation process including preparation of feasibility report, nalizing the most optimum technology, agreement with architects
and experts .The project will be completed during Financial Year 2020-21
Rotary club Trust provides CSR Funds Utilization certi cate, and subsequent monitoring the activities with proper reporting to the company.

For detailed presentation and discussions please contact : Rotary club of Mumbai Versova

Kalpana Jain Club President Tel : 9820121512 Email : [email protected]
Shashi Chhachhia CSR Coordinator Tel : 9867315607 E mail: [email protected]

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PROJECT : ROTARY URBAN FOREST(RUF)- EXPECTED PARTNERSHIP WITH CORPORATE EN4

OBJECTIVE:
Long term sustainable Project of over 100 Urban Forests branded Rotary Urban Forests to be
implemented across the city of Mumbai and on banks of Mithi River. Urban Forests are Dense
Forest (20x density) that can be created in small land areas in various pockets thereby adding
much needed green cover to the city of Mumbai. With fast growth rates (almost 10x) the
forest eco system is created much faster. Each Urban Forest, would have a direct bene t
within 2 km radius. The forests would create a natural habitat for birds, who would in turn,
proliferate the seeds by dispersing seeds around leading to further growth of trees naturally,
Each Urban Forest with a covered area of average 2000 sq ft would have 1000-1200 trees
being planted, thus with 100 RUFs, over 100000 trees would be planted.

The Environment and Water Conservation Avenue Team will act as a Nodal agency and Rotary This is a two year old
Clubs in RI District 3141 will participate in this project by arranging nancing to the extent of Urban Forest at Uttan Bhayandar
20% and balance would be allocated from the CSR funding.The activity would involve taking
support from experts in the eld and the District team would support in co-ordination. The
plantation would be done by Akira Miyawaki method
Mumbai has an extremely skewed ratio of trees per capita at 0.20 trees per citizen, which too
is highly concentrated in few pockets. As per IISc, the per capita tree should be 7:1. Even for
doubling from here, Mumbai need to plant at least 40 lakh trees.

Rotary Clubs are located across Mumbai and with the RUF within their geography, it will
relatively easy for them to monitor the project on an ongoing basis and report back progress
regularly to the participating company and thus will be Ideal partners for your CSR Endeavor-
sUnder Rotary Club of Mumbai Versova, one such project was executed in Jan-Feb 2020 at
SNDT University Campus. Besides, Rtn. Rajesh Choudhary has been personally involved in
execution of over 20 such Urban Forests in Mumbai and Nashik

Project Proposal : Rotary Urban Forest- Total 100

Total cost of setting up each RUF with Drip Irrigation System, Mulching, Fencing is approx. 6 Months old at Borivali
2,50,000/- (for an average 2000 sq ft plot)
Target completion within FY 2020-21
Cost of 100 RUFs: Rs. 2,50,00,000
Participating Clubs’ Contribution (20%): Rs. 50,00,000
Total CSR Funding (80%): Rs. 2,00,00,000
This funding can be done by one or more corporates. Basis the funding, the required no,
of RUFs would be assigned. For eg if Rs. 20,00,000 committed, then 10 RUFs would be
assigned and as many clubs would be connected. Thus, it is not important for one
company to commit entire Rs 2.00 Crore for the project.

Location : Across Mumbai & on the banks of Mithi River whereever possible 9 Months old at Jogeshwari

Impact Bene t and Long Term sustainability
Impact & Bene ting covering how many people: The trees so planted need one rain besides the drip irrigation system to sustain.
Maintenance & Overseeing is required for not more than 1 year.Largely, the project involves planting of native trees with 10x growth
rate and 20x density. So in small open spaces in the city, dense forests would be created at much faster rate than normal forest would
grow. This will bene t the entire current and future population of Mumbai.
Long Term Sustainability: The trees so planted need one rain besides the drip irrigation system to sustain. Maintenance & Overseeing is
required for not more than 1 year.
Any Other Details: With less than 40 lakh trees in Mumbai the per capita ratio is totally skewed at 0.20:1 whereas the need is at least 5:1
to keep the community in a healthy state. With less open spaces, unless the trees are planted using Miyawaki method, the no. of trees
that can be planted would be far less. Besides, with time running out, there is a need to use the technique whereby the growth of trees
is much faster than conventional. The answer is Rotary Urban Forest Project, where 100 such forests are proposed to be initiated with
over 1.20 lakh trees.

Time Frame : 6-9 months

For detailed presentation and discussions please contact : District 3141
Project Co-ordinator: Rtn. Rajesh Choudhary
E mail: [email protected]
Phone: 9820077709

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PROJECT : RECHARGE LIFE :INTEGRATED WATER MANAGEMENT EN5

Availability of water for domestic and agriculture purposes is a critical problem in Maharashtra. Raigad is one such district, where a number
of villages and hamlets inhabited by adivasis (tribals) face acute water shortage leading to very low agricultural productivi- ty, domestic
water scarcity and many related health and socio-economic problems. Rotary Club of Deonar proposes an extensive water management
program with 5 of our Rotary Community Corps (RCC) at Shelu, Humgaon, Borgaon, Kalamb and Bhivpuri villages in Raigad district. Rotary
Community Corps are teams of men and women who work in partnership with the Rotary Club to improve their communities.
Objectives:
1. To collect & conserve excess rainwater through Check Dams into the specially built reservoirs for future agriculture & domestic use
2. To facilitate recharge of under- ground borewells & dug wells
3. To provide pure & safe drinking water to schools and communities
4. To provide clean & potable water to all households through pipelines
5. To provide community water stations (kiosks) & toilet blocks for maintaining cleanliness

& hygiene

Project proposal:
1. In Phase 1, construct a total of 12 Check Dams, at strategic locations, to stop & collect the excess rainwater draining away through
the rivers. The water will be stored in specially built reservoirs for further distribution to farmlands. Also organize services of water special-
ists to recharge ground water reserves, thus increasing the availability of water for agricultural purposes, through-out the year.
2. The water received from the natural sources is normally with lot of sedimentation and organic impurities, leading to spread of
water-borne diseases and ill-health of children. In Phase II, we plan to provide 14 small
and big capacity ltration plants for the needy schools in the 38 villages, thus ensuring
that all the children in the area have access to safe drinking water.
3. While there is piped water distribution in some villages, the impurities in source water leads to muddy & unsafe water reaching
households. In Phase III, we plan to build 2 large water treatment plants at the water source and provide clean, treated water through the
pipelines to all the households.
4. In Phase IV, we plan to build community water kiosks and toilet blocks to instill cleanliness and hygiene practices throughout the
area. The kiosks will specially help those villages that do not have piped water from water board. We plan about 10 such community water
kiosks & toilet blocks for bene t of 10 villages
5. Each of the above phases will be supported by awareness and promotional drives on:
i) Conservation and e cient use of available water
ii) Reuse-recycle-restore water resources
iii) Cleanliness & sanitation for better health of the community

Total CSR Funding:
Project cost is Rs. 4.38 crores over a period of 3 years including construction, facility development, infrastructure development, coordina-
tion with local & state o cials, training of operators and SHGs for e cient running of the facilities and regular maintenance. The phase-wise
cost break-up (in Indian Rupees) is as follows.

Rotary Club of Deonar funding - Rs.3 lakhs
Phase I – Building of 12 Check Dams, reservoirs and 1,60,00,000 technical services of recharge specialists
Phase II- Filtration units at 14 schools 18,20,000
Phase III- Community piped ltered water – 2 large plants 1,60,00,000
Phase IV Community water kiosks & toilet blocks – 10 nos.1,00,00,000
Total I – IV Phases 4,38,00,000

Location :38 villages in Raigad district, Maharashtra

Impact Bene t and Long-Term Sustainability

Once completed, farming community will bene t in a great way as they can grow two or more crops per year
Village community and school children will have access to pure drinking water throughout the year
Villagers will have better water & sanitation facilities, leading to netter health and hygiene

Rotary Deonar is working in these villages for 30 years and have given many facilities such as bore-wells, toilet blocks, school furniture,
ltration units, etc., which are still running in good condition. We have our own Rotary Community Corps (RCCs) in these villages.

Further, once an installation is completed, we will ensure that the gram panchayat takes the ownership of the activity. A tri-party MoU for a
period of 3-5 years will be signed between Rotary Deonar, CSR partner & gram panchayat.
We will form and train local self-help groups for regular operations & maintenance.

Time frame: 3 years
For detailed presentation and discussions please contact : Rotary Club Of Deonar
Prabodh Sharma Club President Tel:9323185422 E mail – rtnprabodh.sharma@ gmail.com
Alka Murli Director In charge Tel: 9820429497 E mail – [email protected]

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PROJECT : DRINKING WATER ( REPAIR OF OPEN WELLS ) EN6

OBJECTIVE: Drinking water (Repair of open wells)
Project Proposal : Drinking water and repair of open wells

Total CSR Funding Rs 10 lakhs
Total estimated Cost of The Project Rs 2 Lakhs
Club contribution Rs 8 Lakhs
Expected Corporate CSR Investment

Location : Ganeshpuri (T.K), Palghar District
Impact Bene t and Long Term sustainability
Around 750 Families
Once the open wells are repaired they will continuous availability of water for next 10 years

Time Frame : 6 months

For detailed presentation and discussions please contact : Rotary club of Mumbai Salt City
Rinku Parasuram Club President Tel 9820303989 E mail [email protected]
Balan Narayanan CSR co ordinator Tel 9833466119 E mail [email protected]

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PROJECT : CONSTRUCTION OF CHECK DAMS IN VIKRAM GARH EN7

OBJECTIVE:Construction of Checkdams in Vikaram Gadh Taluka of Thane District
The selected Villages are situated in Vikramgad Taluka of Palghar District at a Distance of @ 80 Kms from Ghodbunder Junction i.e. from
Mumbai-Ahmadabad National highway No.8 and is @ 115 kms from Mumbai. These villages fall in semi- tribal and hilly region with annual
rainfall of more than 2500 mm where surface run o water is at present underutilized because of lack of irrigation projects and water conser-
vation work. During the months from March to May the villagers face acute shortage of drinking water.
The villagers with the help of Local self-Government construct Vanarai Bandaras across the non-perennial stream passing through the elds.
Project Proposal :
Vanarai Bandharas are small temporary Dams built by lling empty cement / Polythene Bags with Sand and arranging them in form of wall
1.00 meter High. Because of the short life (1 Year) of Vanrai Bandharas, the villagers are compelled to perform this task every year at the end of
Monsoon. This Project aims to construct Permanent Check Dams.
The Tangible bene ts of Constructing Permanent check dams are:
It raises the ground water table of the area surrounding the check dam (Radius of 0.50 Km.) which increases the yield of the bore wells and
open wells falling in this zone (@ 4 number per Dam). This enables the villagers to get drinking water for them & also for the live-stock in the
summer.
The local farmers have learnt to use water from temporary check dams for cultivation of the land in the o season i.e. months of October to
March. Traditionally they grow only one crop a year usually Paddy (Rice) in this area. With the permanent Check Dams, farmers will get more
water and can cultivate the elds for a second crop usually cash crops like vegetables, owers, barley etc. This will increase the family income
substantially, thus increasing the standard of living (increase of Rs. 10,000/- per acre per year). Each check dam can hold water to the extent of
approximately 2.5 million liters and a minimum area of @ 30 acres can be irrigated. The intangible bene ts are outlined below:
The scarcity of work and water compels the local population to migrate each summer in search of work to the cities. If water and work is
provided by this project, such migration could be avoided.
Children are deprived of continuous education due to migration. Lack of water also causes health & hygiene problems among them.
Total CSR Funding: INR 29,37,000
Location : The selected Villages are situated in Vikramgad Taluka of Palghar District at a Distance of @ 80 Kms from Ghodbunder Junction i.e.
from Mumbai-Ahmadabad National highway No.8 and is @ 115 kms from Mumbai.
Impact Bene t and Long Term sustainability

What do you expect from the CSR

Time Frame : 3-4 Months.

For detailed presentation and discussions please contact : Rotary Club of Mumbai Sion
Kishore Rajeshirke Club President Tel 9821043310 E mail : [email protected]
Vijay Modi CSr Coordinator Tel 9821872731 E mail : [email protected]

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PROJECT : CHECK DAMS - WADA, MURBAD EN8

OBJECTIVE:With the construction of check dams, it not only helps the villagers with availabili-
ty of water but also helps them cultivate a 2nd crop during the year resulting higher income.
Due to check dams underground water table raises which helps a yield of water to nearby
dug well or tube wells. Forestation increases thus providing a environment friendly surround-
ings in nearby vicinity.
Project Proposal : Construction of 5 Check Dams in Murbad Taluka
Project cost - Rs 20 Lakh
CSR Funds - Rs 10 Lakh
Location : Murbad Taluka, Maharashtra
Impact Bene t and Long Term sustainability
Impact and bene ts
1. With the availability of Water, the farmer quickly develops additional acres of land
and takes them under cultivation for the winter crop. Thus, where only 2% of the land was
ploughed, now 98% of the land comes under irrigated cultivation.
2. The wells are situated in the middle of the farm land and have pumps tted on them.
As the level of water is now high, they can now operate the pumps 24 hours of the day if need
be.
3. Environment is restored and ecology rejuvenated. As the site matures underground
rivers start owing which in turn give rise to springs along the course of the down- ow,
giving rise to perennial streams and rivulets downhill.
4. Migrant labor returns. Reverse exodus from urban areas takes place. The youth and
able bodied come back to their homes to lead a life of dignity.
5. Women no longer need to go through the drudgery of carrying pitchers full of water
over long distances for household use which would take a tremendous toll of their health and
physical wellbeing.
6. Check dams have all the advantages of large dams with none of the disadvantages
Long Term Viability:
The Check Dam are largely maintenance free. Desilting will be done by villagers.

Time frame - 3 Months
Expectation from CSR - Rs 10 Lakhs

For detailed presentation and discussions please contact : Rotary club of Mumbai Western Elite

Dinesh Khemka Club President Tel 9821036577 Email [email protected]
Vikas Goel CSR Co ordinator Tel : 98694361858 E mail: [email protected]

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PROJECT : CHECK DAMS IN JAWAHAR , MOKHADA AND WADA EN9

OBJECTIVE : Economic development of marginal farmers in Palghar District comprising of 85-90% tribal population (as per Census
2011) To construct 40 Rain Check Dams on streams passing through hamlets in Palghar District to help about 1080 tribal families
cultivate an additional crop.
Project Proposal : :Identi ed 55-60 water critical sites based on WATSCAN report 2019 by CII (Confederation of Indian Industry) & Triveni
Water Institute (TWI) and with help of NGOs working on ground with villagers..
The Rural water Team has conducted numerous visits to Vikramgad, Dahanu, Jahwhar , Wada talukas of the district and conducted NEED
ASSESSMENT of each village site referred to.
Construction of 40 Check dams will help irrigate about 400 hectares of land and help nearly 1100 farmers make an additional 20000/ per
acre /per year.
We have a experienced & dedicated team for designing & executing the project. Photograph & GPS co-ordinates of each location will be
marked and sent to CSR partner.
About 440+ Check dams already constructed by Rotary Districts 3141 & 3142 between 2005-2020 in Palghar , Thane & Raigad Districts
helping more than 7500 farmers cultivate an additional crop.
No land acquisition involved , Gram Panchayat Permission with request letters ready.

Total CSR Funding
40 Check dams – INR 240 Lakhs (320000 USD)
Cost per Check Dam – INR 6 Lakhs (8000 USD)
Average Width of Check Dam – 18-25 metres (Built across streams)
Life of Check Dam (Concrete) – Minimum 30 years (Zero Maintenance)
De-Silting of Check Dams – Undertaking obtained from local Gram Panchayat to desilt check dams under MNREGA Scheme (Every
4-5 years)

Location : Jawahar, Mohkada and Wada blocks of Palghar District, Maharashtra.

Impact Bene t and Long Term sustainability
IMPACT
Direct positive measurable impact on Rural Economic Development
Each Check Dam helps 18-20 marginal tribal farmers holding 1 acre each earn an additional sum of
Rs.20000/ per acre. Thus in two years these 20 farmers together earn an additional Rs.8Lac & 1100 farmers earn about 440 Lac.
Prevents youth from migrating to nearby urban areas in search of daily wages.
Corporates can get a huge opportunity & exposure to promote economic development & water conservation in rural communities which
consists of tribal farmers having an average land holding of just 1-1.25 acre per family. No recurring expense. Results can be quanti ed
BENEFITS
Mumbai gets its vegetables from villages of Palghar , Thane & Raigad district situated within 100-150 km distance. Even during the recent
Lockdown, supply to vegetables was unhindered, thanks to the farming community of these 3 districts.
Ensures availability of water for domestic use & cattle through the summer.
Increase in ground water table, recharging village wells & hand pumps situated near the check dam site.
Saves women the trouble who otherwise have to walk a few kilometres to fetch water during March-June each year.
SUSTAINABILITY
Life of Concrete dam : Minimum 30 years. Zero maintenance, De-silting of Check dams is done by the local Gram Panchayat every 4-5 years
under MNREGA Scheme. Most Village Panchayats carried out De-silting of check dams & ponds during the lockdown period .
What do you expect from the CSR
Corporates to decide upon number of check dams they would like to fund
Corporates indicate the choice of nancing (Full Financing / Partial Financing)
The payment is made to the RI District 3141 General Fund
The concerned Rotary Club will take complete responsibility of Project Execution with regular updates on progress and will provide su cient
visibility to corporate during project execution and year on year impact of cultivation of additional crop.
Rotary Club provides CSR Funds Utilization certi cate, with the project photos during execution, Inauguration & 3 year follow up with local
farmers on increase in income y/y basis.

Time Frame : The project will be executed between January- May 2021.

For detailed presentation and discussions please contact : District 3141
Tushar Gandhi District Project Director Tel 9820294060 Email : [email protected]

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PROJECT : CONSTRUCTION OF BOREWELLS & WATER SUPPLY TO 18 SCHOOLS IN THANE & PALGHAR EN10

OBJECTIVE:Project Construction of Borewells & water supply system for 18 schools in Thane & Palghar District.Project Construction of
Borewells & water supply system for 18 schools in Thane & Palghar District.

Project Proposal :- Construction of borewells and laying pipelines from borewell till school premises in 3 schools namely, Shenway
Vibhag High School and Junior College, Shri Ram Vidyalaya, Sarlambe and restoration of water to Ashram Shala School and to hostel, one for
the boys and one for the girls at Talwada village, Vikramgad, Palghar District and 15 other schools near Wada in Palghar district and provid-
ing hand wash stations and clean drinking water in above 18 schools.
- Ashramshala school at Talwada has 1190 adivasis students. It is a residential school where 650 students are the residents. It is a
co-education school from 1st standard to 12 th standard. There are two hostels, one for boys and one for girls. They are facing severe water
problems in the school and both the hostels.
- In Shenway Vibhag High School and Junior College there are 735 students out of which 353 are boys and 382 are girls. All the
students are adivasis/tribals. The school is a co-education school from 5th std to 12th std.
- In Shri Ram Vidyalaya there 275 adivasi students out of which 135 are the girls and 140 are boys. They have requested us to solve
the water problem and restore the water in the schools.
- All these three schools schools also are facing have requested to construct borewells in severe water problems and their school
premises or adjacent to it and lay water pipes to bring the water to the bathrooms, toilets and hand wash stations.
- There is a severe water problem in 15 Zilla Parishad Schools in and around Wada in Palghar District. They have also requested for
restoration of water and provide them the materials required.

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Total CSR Funding Rs. 25 lakhs (Rs Twenty Five Lakhs)

Location : Talwada in Vikramgad, Palghar District,
Shenway Vibhag High School and Junior College, Taluka-Shahapur,
District-Thane,
Shri Ram Vidyalaya, Sarlambe,Taluka-Shahapur, District-Thane
15 zilla parishad schools in Wada, District Palghar.

Impact Bene t and Long Term sustainability
This project will create great impact in Ashramshala school, Talwada, Shenway Vibhag High School and Junior College, Shri Ram Vidyalaya
and 15 other Zilla Parishad schools in Palghar District and the respective villages in which the schools are situated. Innumerable students
studying in the schools from time to time will enjoy good health, hygiene and sanitation. Since our club will be resolving the existing
problem of shortage of water in a permanent way by constructing borewells, and laying pipelines from source of water and providing
water storage tank if necessary, the school authorities will take care and see to it that these projects are sustainable. Even in 15 Zilla Parishad

What do you expect from the CSR
Rs. 25 lakhs (Rs Twenty Five Lakhs)
Rotary Club of Bombay Downtown Charitable Trust will fully execute the project and provide all the details and documents for the satisfaction
of the CSR Funding Company. We will open a separate bank account for the purpose of the project. All funds will be fully accounted for to
maintain total transparency. No charges for administration will be levied. The project will be completed during Financial Year 2020-21. Rotary
club Trust provides CSR Funds Utilization certi cate, and subsequent monitoring the activities with proper reporting to the company.

Time Frame : Within 1 Year

For detailed presentation and discussions please contact : Rotary Club of Mumbai Downtown Sealand
Chandraprabha Khona Club President Tel 919821711162 Email :[email protected]
Yezdi Dubhash Director Incharge Tel 919930963581 Email [email protected]

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PROJECT : WASH IN SCHOOL IN TRIBAL AREA EN11

OBJECTIVE:Students are from extreme poverty category, underprivileged and from rural area. 688 students which comprise 371
girls and 317 boys reside in Ashram School. Water, sanitation and hygiene infrastructure is in poor state resulting in adverse impact
on health. The project envisages construction of toilets, bath rooms, wastewater treatment and recycle of water. Solid Waste
Processing Centre will be also developed. Students will be trained in segregating solid waste into di erent categories such as dry,
wet, domestic hazardous etc. Wet waste will be composted and dry waste will be recycled.
Project Proposal
Ambitious project of providing …. Toilets, bath rooms and proper waste water treatment and solid waste management for a tribal
school located in village Kaman in Vasai taluka of Palghar District .
Total CSR Funding :
Cost of 20 toilet blocks for boys(10) and girls (10) :Rs. 32 lakh (RCC with good quality construction)
Cost of 20 bath rooms:- Rs. 28 lakh
Cost of waste water treatment plant with recycling arrangement:- 32 lakh
Cost of solid waste management project – Rs. 4 lakh
Cost of drainage line – Rs. 1.00 lakh
Cost of training – Rs. 0.75 lakh
Location :Kaman, Taluka-Vasai, District-Palghar
Impact Bene t and Long Term sustainability
The project will bene t 688 students from poor and underprivileged section of society. Students and sta will be trained on
hygiene and managing of solid waste. These students will spread the message in respective villages and this will result in better
health due to prevention of diseases and better management of solid waste.The project involves training. The technology for
wastewater treatment does not involve any mechanical and electrical equipment and is easy to operate. The recurring expenses are
minimal and school can easily operate and maintain the same.

What do you expect from the CSR ;
The payment is made to the Rotary Club of Mumbai Green City Charitable Trust
The concerned Rotary Club coordinates and arranges for speci c allocates the work to the eligible contractor and the work of construction of
toilets, bath rooms and solid waste management project is completed.
Rotary Club of Mumbai Green City Charitable Trust provides CSR Funds Utilization certi cate, with the photos of the new water and sanitation
and solid waste management infrastructure with the students, teachers, sta / Families including the names and addresses.

Time Frame : 9 months

For detailed presentation and discussions please contact : Rotary Club Of Mumbai Green City
Milind Kulkarni Club President Tel: 9322285723 Email: [email protected]
Ajay Gupta CSR Coordinator Tel:9820198173 E mail: [email protected]

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SANITATION

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PROJECT : CONSTRUCTION OF MODERN TOILET BLOCK IN ZP SCHOOL KHEDPADA S1

OBJECTIVE:
60 per cent of Indian population clear their bowels in the open.
India loses at least 1000 children a day to diarrhoeal deaths due to open defecation and lack
of proper sanitation facilities.
Poor hygiene and sanitation facilities costs India 600,000 lives annually because of diarrhea
Lack of toilets also expose one third of country's women to the risk of rape or sexual assault.
India accounts for about 60 percent of the world's residents without toilets

Project Proposal : Construct toilet block
Construct a modern toilet block to cater to around 288 children( boys and girls).
The Block will have a permanent water supply source and connection and will be equipped
with proper facilities for easy maintenance. The design is for heavy duty usage using sturdy

xtures .All facilities for easy maintenance will also be incorporated so that the facility will
function well for several years. The present Proposal will radically alter the reluctance of the
children to attend school due to poor toilet facilities. The existing toilet block is inadequate
and in bad shape. The school caters to Adivasi  children from very poor backgrounds Devel-
opment of Tribal and Adivasi Schools is a must to bring this section of society in the main-
stream of our community.The teachers are very dedicated and excellent support is given by
the ZP o cials. The project is long term and is very sustainable as the school authorities put in
the necessary e ort to maintain the facilities.
Total CSR Funding Rs 10,00,000

Location : ZP School at Rampur, Khedpada , Dahanu, Palghar Dist
Long Term Sustainability
Children from the Adivasi community who are the main students the school will bene t if
they attend the classes regularly. Lack of toilet facilities is a serious concern and makes the
children especially skip classes with disastrous consequences. The existing toilet facility is
woefully inadequate and in a bad shape. This project will have a long-term bene cial e ect is
very sustainable as the school authorities will maintain the same. The toilet is also to be used
by the teachers.

Time Frame : 6-9 months

What do you expect from CSR

Corporates to indicate  choice of nancing
Preference is for payment  to be made to the Rotary Club Trust
The project is  to be completed  during Financial Year 2020-21
Rotary club  of Mumbai Mahim Trust will fully execute the Project and will provide all documentation to the satisfaction of the Corporate.All
Coordination will be done by RCMM Trust in conjunction with the Corporate s Guidelines..Extent of Corporate’s team  involvement during 
execution will be as per the wishes of the Corporate.All funds donated by the Corporate will be fully accounted for and  RCMM does not
charge for any coordination or administrative charges.

For detailed presentation and discussions please contact : Rotary club of Mumbai Mahim

Usha Yegnaseshan President tel:9819008803 E mail: [email protected]
K Suryakumar CSR Coordinator Tel : 9820090940 E-mail id : [email protected]

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PROJECT : BUILDING OF BIO TOILETS FOR ADIVASIS IN WADA S2

OBJECTIVE: TIGER TOILET - A revolutionary solution for universal sanitation
Need
- A viable option over twin pit latrine or septic tank.
- A ush and forget toilet
- A ordable
- Easy to maintain
- Free of smell
- Better than even the bio-digester toilet technology by DRDO for army (slow natural bio-
degradation of human waste; biodegradation is even more di cult in cold and icy terrains).
- Meets aspirational demand Solution

Project Proposal : Tiger Toilet
- Suitable for rural and urban settings Principle
- Use of local species of earthworms (eisenia fetida or tiger worms)
- Sequential ltration in digester involving layers of di erent materials Features
- 99% of faecal species are removed by worms
- The small fraction that remain gradually lters through layers in the soil
- Such ltered material through the soil is signi cantly of low concentration
diminishing any likelihood of contamination of the waterways.
- The toilet uses pour ushing, uses 1-2 Liter of water after use. (Reasonable even in water
stressed areas)
- Waste is digested by worms and converted into castings, gaseous (escapes into the air) and
soluble (which gets washed into pathogen free e uent)
- No smell anywhere near the toilet
- The layers in the system (digester) create a vibrant, sustained eco-system in which the
worms continuously thrive like in a traditional vermicomposting ecosystem.
- In the digester, the buildup of ecosystem is very slow, which at present necessitates a
clean-up once in 5 years. Improvement methods are under way to extend this clean up once
in ten years
Total CSR Funding (90%): Rs. 1,00,000( each toilet costs 25,000)

Location : Wada and Palghar District

Impact Bene t and Long Term sustainability

IMPACT: A ordability:
- The digester units from the laboratory to the usage point within India is below INR 25,000/-
each unit
- The superstructure is built using the locally available material and manpower
- Design optimization for superstructure is on a continuous basis to have a most cost-
e ective solution with both prefabricated and in-situ build options.
- The required footprint for one Digester pit is 3’ X 3’ X 4.5’depth and the superstructure
footprint is 4’ X 4.5’ X 7’ side by side or connected by a pipe- generally, less than 5 ft long.
Time Frame : 6-9 months

What do you expect from the CSR /Basic Plan
The Rotary Club Team coordinates and arranges for all required information and details required by the company. The Club would arrange all
the implementation process including preparation of feasibility report, nalizing the most optimum technology, agreement with
bene ciaries.

The project will be completed during Financial Year 2020-21
Rotary club Trust provides CSR Funds Utilization certi cate, and subsequent monitoring the activities with proper reporting to the company.

For detailed presentation and discussions please contact t : Rotary club of Mumbai Khar
V.VIJAYARAGHAVAN President Tel : 9867113321 Email: [email protected],[email protected]
Nitin Gandhi Csr Coordinator Tel:9930112313 Email : [email protected]

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PROJECT : BUILDING TOILETS, BATH BLOCKS & WATER SUPPLY FOR ADIVASI VILLAGERS S3

OBJECTIVE: To improve the health, hygiene and sanitation conditions of tribal community of
these two villages, who live under below poverty line it is absolutely necessary to provide them
permanent structure of toilet and bathing block attached to each individual household and also
provide water at their doorsteps. In alignment with the Swachh Bharat Mission, we will be provid-
ing toilet & bath blocks to all the villagers of Dongar Pada & Rahat Pada to ensure day-to-day
hygiene of all the villagers & improve the overall wellbeing of the
community.

Project Proposal :
- Construction of toilets & bath blocks & laying water pipes from the water source that is
well to the doorsteps of each house in Dongar pada and Rahat pada.
- There are 52 houses in Dongar pada and 28 huts in Rayak pada. Between 28 huts of
Rayak Pada, only three toilets are there which are in very bad shape. One of the three toilet is
non-functional and other two are being used by the few villagers who stay nearby.
Rest of the villagers defecate in the open.
- In Dongar pada there are 52 houses now. About 25 villagers have constructed toilets
which have no water facility and there are no ush water tanks or storage tanks in their house.
Even toilets are in bad shape. Remaining residents of about 27 houses defecate in open.
- For water, the water source is half a kilometer way with no proper access road for the
women folk to access. The pipelines are required to be laid from the water well to water storage
tanks and then from the tanks to each house
- The project will ensure that the residents of the two villages will be able to access the
basic water necessity easily & also have proper hygiene

Previous Project in the Village :
We have previously constructed 46 toilets & bath blocks with overhead tanks, underground
sceptic tanks with all plumbing and sanitary ttings like Orissa pans, basins, pvc water pipes,
glazed tiles, Bib Cocks, electrical wiring and ttings for each individual house in the adjacent
village, Diwanmal Pada village. This project was undertaken under the matching global grant,
number: GG1532965 in the year 2015. The project was successfully completed and the sustainabil-
ity of that project is 100 percent since villagers who are tribals have undertaken to maintain these
structures in their house. Last year we have laid pipelines from water source to the water storage
tank & laid pipelines to each of the 46 houses and brought water to the doorstep of homes of
each villager in Diwanmal village. Our club has provided sintex tank with capacity of 20000 litres,
motor pumps, laid pipelines from well to water tanks and from tanks to the said 46 houses. The
cost was Rs. 9,25,000/-(nine lakhs twenty ve thousand only.) This project was successfully carried
out. Looking at Diwanmal village being upgraded by our club now residents of two nearby
villages Rayak pada and Dongar pada have requested us to take up their villages. Hence, we want
to undertake this project with CSR fund.

Total CSR Funding 80,00,000

Location : Dongar pada and Rahat pada, Bhiwandi

Long Term Sustainability:
This project will create great impact in the said two villages of Dongar pada and Rahat pada,
which are adjacent to Diwanmal village & improve their day-to-day life with greater hygiene and
enough water supply on regular basis. Since these are permanent structures and are essential to
be used by the villagers daily, they will take up the responsibility of maintaining toilets and bath
blocks and will take care of the pipelines of water reaching their homes. There will be 100 percent
sustainability of the project.

Time frame Within 1 Year
Expectation from CSR /Basic Plan
Rotary Club of Bombay Downtown Charitable Trust will fully execute the project and provide all the
details and documents for the satisfaction of the CSR Funding Company. We will open a separate bank
account for the purpose of the project. All funds will be fully accounted for to maintain total
transparency. No charges for administration will be levied. The project will be completed during Financial Year 2020-21. Rotary club Trust
provides CSR Funds Utilization certi cate, and subsequent monitoring the activities with proper reporting to the company.

For detailed presentation and discussions please contact : Rotary Club of Mumbai Downtown Sealand
Chandra Prabha Khona President Tel: 9821711162 E mail- [email protected]
Sugra Bagasarawala CSR Coordinator Tel : 9867291004 E mail- [email protected]
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