About
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Headquarters
New Delhi, Delhi
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Since
2010
Bosconet is involved in social projects all over India and is helping underprivileged and poor communities to find sustainable means of living. It pro Read moremotes the protection of the environment by using renewable energy sources itself and encouraging the planting of trees besides being involved in water conservation and waste management efforts. It is involved in helping migrant labourers who had lost their jobs due to the pandemic and had returned to their villages by providing paddy seeds so that they could start cultivation of the crop without depending on loans besides providing information on health and hygiene to stop the spread of the pandemic. It provides training on organic farming to backward communities to generate income opportunities and reduce unemployment. It provides mobile phones and TV sets to school children who cannot afford these devices so that they can attend online classes and continue their education. It also gives financial help to school children who have dropped out of school due to financial constraints besides providing educational materials to them. Bosconet is active in distributing hygiene kits and educating poor women and adolescents about the benefits of maintaining good hygiene. It also distributed food to poor families during the pandemic and trained them to take care of nursery plants thereby generating new employment opportunities. It conducts training in skills like entrepreneurship and basic financial knowledge to help women's self-help groups to conduct and manage small businesses. Poor women are given training in skills such as tailoring and making face masks and bags. The organization also helps to get these products sold in the market so that these women can support themselves. Technical skills are also given to underprivileged youth to make them self-reliant. It also trains migrant labourers with skills that can be useful in generating income and living a better life. To help the girl child come up in society it arranged to take care of their food, education and rehabilitation these included those children and youth who were left parentless due to the pandemic. It is actively helping educate children by running schools in underserved states and also arranging for transporting these children from their homes to schools and back by bus. It encourages adult education by providing software developed by Tata Consultancy services in local languages so that adults can get educated even if they have missed the chance earlier. Bosconet provided training on computer skills and beautician courses to refugee girls from Afghanistan and also helped place them in jobs.
Demographies Served
Cause Area
Sector
Vision & Mission
Vision :Don Bosco Network envisages a just world, where everyone lives in dignity and cares for our home – the Earth
Mission :Our mission is to enable people to access the right to a dignified life and live in productive harmony with Nature.
Donor History
Price waterhouse Coopers Service Delivery Centre (Kolkata) Private Limited
Macquarie
General Insurance Corporation
Give Foundation
Amazon
Programs
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Education for All
This project aims to inform the poor marginalized community people about the variour government welfare schemes and their legitimate entitlements and support them to access and avail such welfare schemes through building the capacity of the grassroots level civil society organizations to support the people.
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Encouraging Digital India
Bosconet encourages tribal and rural students to be digital literate. In partnership with Marelli India, it provided a college in Golaghat, Assam, with 60 laptops, an internet network, peripheral accessories and furniture for a computer lab. The computer lab now also has facilities to prepare e-learning material to enable remote education.
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Securing Rights and Building Capacity
It conducts capacity-building programmes in partnership with BMZ to enable civil society organisations and their leaders. It conducted training sessions for 30 trainers and 220 civil society organisations and their leaders in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, reaching out to 48,750 people.
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Socio-Economic Empowerment of 100 underprivileged youth at Mirpara
In partnership with Price Waterhouse Coopers, Bosconet is providing skill training to a hundred underprivileged youth in Mirpara, in the three disciplines of refrigeration and air conditioning mechanics, electric house wiring and motor winding, and tailoring. The sessions teach theory and practical application of skills learned in the labs. The youth, especially women, are also assisted in securing employment with a network of partner companies and employers.
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Promoting Water Wise Clubs in Government Schools
It encourages the formation of Water Wise clubs in schools in villages which are prone to storms and cyclones that lead to water shortages. Partnering with Asian Paints Ltd, it is working in schools of 9 villages of Vishakhapatnam to set up Water Wise clubs. These clubs conduct weekly awareness sessions on various environmental concepts and conservation efforts.
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Skilling For Sustainable Livelihood
Don Bosco Technical Institutes provide technical skill training courses in various trades of 3/6/12 months duration. The trained beneficiaries are provided placement and hand-holding support. In rural and tribal areas, women are trained to become micro-entrepreneurs.
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Empowering Civil Society Organization In 8 Indian States Towards Promoting Awareness On Government Welfare Schemes Among The People.
District- Hyderabad
- Tiruvallur
- Cuddalore
- Chittoor
- Krishnagiri
- Nalgonda
- Latur
- Yavatmal
- Solapur
- Satara
- Sangli
- Osmanabad
- Nanded
- Hingoli
- Pune
- Kolhapur
- Nashik
- Beed
- Virudhunagar
- Vellore
- Namakkal
- Madurai
- Dindigul
- Alirajpur
- Tiruchirappalli
- Thanjavur
- Erode
- Salem
- Dharmapuri
- Tiruvannamalai
- Tirunelveli
- Ramanathapuram
- Buldhana
- Coimbatore
- Visakhapatnam
- Kanchipuram
- Tiruppur
- Ranipet
- Tirupattur
This project aims to inform the poor marginalized community people about the various government welfare schemes and their legitimate entitlements and support them to access and avail such welfare schemes through building the capacity of the grassroots level civil society organizations to support the people.
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Sustained migrants livelihood and empowerment
This project aim to prevent exploitation of interstate migrant workers by educating them about the various legal protective measures and their rights.
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Emergency Relief To Covid-Affected People
DistrictDuring the nation-wide lockdown as a preventive measure of COVID-19, a large number of families lost their livelihood and pushed to starvation. This initiative was taken up to provide the basic necessities to the vulnerable families with dry food ration, basic hygiene items, and equipment for hospitals and health centers, cooked food and snacks for the migrant worker families on the road.
Impact Metrics
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Inform and Support Marginalized People to Access and Avail Various Government Welfare Benefits and Entitlements.
Year-wise Metrics- 2020-21 24731
- 2021-22 99291
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Awareness Creation, Capacity Building, and Support for the Migrant Workers to Claim Their Rightful Entitlements, Protection, and Prevent Exploitation
Year-wise Metrics- 2020-21 9700
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Life-Skills Training to Migrant Workers
Year-wise Metrics- 2019-20 352
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Number of Women Who Started Income Generation Activity
Year-wise Metrics- 2019-20 3059
- 2020-21 300
- 2021-22 525
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Metric 1
Program Name
Encouraging Digital India
Year-wise Metrics- 2019-20 667
- 2020-21 1670
- 2021-22 2300
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Securing Rights and Building Capacity
Program Name
Securing Rights and Building Capacity
Year-wise Metrics- 2020-21 24731
- 2021-22 99291
- 2022-23 0
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Number of Women Who Started Income Generation Activity
Program Name
Number Of Women Who Started Income Generation Activity
Year-wise Metrics- 2019-20 3059
- 2020-21 300
- 2021-22 525
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Promoting Water in School
Program Name
Number of Low-Cost Private School Infrastructure Upgraded
Year-wise Metrics- 2019-20 3
- 2020-21 5
- 2021-22 11
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Number of Children Supported to Continue Formal Education
Year-wise Metrics- 2019-20 667
- 2020-21 1670
- 2021-22 2300
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Number of Low-Cost Private School Infrastructure Upgraded
Year-wise Metrics- 2019-20 3
- 2020-21 5
- 2021-22 11
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Building the Capacity of Local Csos in Advocacy, Lobbying, Negotiation, Participatory Approach, and Welfare Schemes.
Year-wise Metrics- 2019-20 231
- 2020-21 360
- 2021-22 720
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Inform and Support Marginalized People to Access and Avail Various Government Welfare Benefits and Entitlements.
Year-wise Metrics- 2020-21 24731
- 2021-22 99291
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Awareness Creation, Capacity Building, and Support for the Migrant Workers to Claim Their Rightful Entitlements, Protection, and Prevent Exploitation
Year-wise Metrics- 2020-21 9700
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Life-Skills Training to Migrant Workers
Year-wise Metrics- 2019-20 352
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Number of Women Who Started Income Generation Activity
Year-wise Metrics- 2019-20 3059
- 2020-21 300
- 2021-22 525
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Emergency Relief to Covid-Affected People
Year-wise Metrics- 2019-20 0
- 2020-21 27316
- 2021-22 0
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Metric 1
Program Name
Education for all
Year-wise Metrics- 2019-20 1239
- 2020-21 2325
- 2021-22 2986
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Empowering Civil Society Organization in 8 Indian States Towards Promoting Awareness on Government Welfare Schemes Among the People.
Program Name
Empowering civil society organization in 8 Indian states towards promoting awareness on government welfare schemes among the people.
Year-wise Metrics- 2019-20 231
- 2020-21 24731
- 2021-22 99291
Theory of Change
Mission: Our mission is to enable people to access their right to a dignified life; live in productive harmony with nature; and strengthen our network partners continue their mission sustainably.
Goals: Contribute towards mitigating exploitation of all forms through increased awareness on various key issues; contribute to: increase literacy rate, reduce poverty - more focused on reducing youth poverty, improved gender equality, uphold human rights, better protection for vulnerable children and children-at-risk, improve economic and social empowerment of women, contribution to protect environment, and relief during emergencies.
Outputs: The needs and the communities are prioritized and properly addressed. Planned quantitative and qualitative changes are achieved cost-effectively.
Activities: Bosconet conducts research and identify key issues that need to be addressed, identify the target group, geographical location. Mobilize resources and other supports, execute the need-based projects, monitor and evaluate the projects.
Inputs: Bosconet receives funding from donors and individuals from abroad and in India; CSR funds, etc.
Monitoring & Evaluation: Assign key performance indicators, milestones, decide the appropriate data collection methods, and reporting mechanisms to meet the expectations of the donor and stakeholders.
Learning and Improvement: Bosconet continuously learn from the organization's activities, experience on the field and make improvements based on the lessons learned. Use the evaluation findings to inform decision-making and improve the organization's impact.
Stakeholders: Our stakeholders include, donors, staff, volunteers, target groups (women, youth, children), partners (like-minded CSOs, community groups, business organizations. We aim to engage all stakeholders in achieving our mission by understanding their needs and expectations by tailoring our programs and services accordingly.
Milestones & Track Record
Programs and strategies aligning with the SDGs,
Pan India presence in 28 states as a Network
In Covid reached to 6.27 million people as a Network
Annual reach to 1 million lives as a network
Leadership Team
Demographics & Structure
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No. of Employees
21-50
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Strength of Governing Body
7
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Diversity Metrics
41% women
M&E
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Internal, External Assessors
Yes
Policies
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Ethics and Transparency Policies
Yes
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Formal CEO Oversight & Compensation Policy
Yes
Political & Religious Declarations
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On Affiliation if any
No
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On Deployment Bias if any
No
Organisation Structure
Yes
Awards & Recognitions
Art4Peace Award for tremendous contribution in the field of education and social development to Bosconet, 2019
Mahatma Award for excellence in youth development to Bosconet, 2018
Mother Teresa Memorial National Award for care & protection of children to
BOSCO Bangalore, 2017 - Don Bosco Network
Best NGO – Skill Development (Gold) from ASSOCHAM, 2016-17 - Don Bosco Network
Best Performing Project Implementing Agency of DDU-GKY by Ministry of Rural Development (Govt. of India), 2017 - Don Bosco Network
Quality Brand Award for outstanding services rendered to vulnerable children
from the Ministry of Women & Child Development - Don Bosco Network
Registration Details
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PAN Card
AABTB7832N
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Registration ID
S/RS/SW/0235/2011
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VO ID / Darpan ID
DL/2016/0108899
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12A
AABTB7832NE20214
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80G
AABTB7832NF20111
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FCRA
231661642
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CSR Registration Number
CSR00001441
Other Details
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Type & Sub Type
Non-profit
Society
Website
Financial Details
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2017-18
IncomeRs.43,812,611ExpensesRs.43,812,611Admin ExpensesRs.1,422,182Program ExpensesRs.42,390,429Tip: Click on any value above to exclude it. -
2018-19
IncomeRs.88,782,400ExpensesRs.88,782,400Admin ExpensesRs.87,829,918Program ExpensesRs.952,482Tip: Click on any value above to exclude it. -
2019-20
IncomeRs.121,034,233ExpensesRs.111,674,893Admin ExpensesRs.8,933,991Program ExpensesRs.102,740,902Tip: Click on any value above to exclude it. -
2020-21
IncomeRs.122,845,191ExpensesRs.122,842,869Admin ExpensesRs.7,370,572Program ExpensesRs.115,472,297Tip: Click on any value above to exclude it. -
2021-22
IncomeRs.169,918,677ExpensesRs.166,166,057Admin ExpensesRs.11,631,624Program ExpensesRs.154,534,433Tip: Click on any value above to exclude it. -
2022-23
IncomeRs.56,763,683ExpensesRs.63,888,589Admin ExpensesRs.5,111,087Program ExpensesRs.58,777,502Tip: Click on any value above to exclude it.