Stray dogs and other animals on the streets live a life of acute deprivation. The most painful part is the manner in which they meet their end–lonely and helpless. While some may sustain grave injuries after being run over by vehicles, others are at the risk of starvation and illness. Often, people ignore their plight as they are strays. But not Sudha Narayanan. It’s been almost a decade since Sudha decided to set up a hospital and shelter home for stray dogs and other animals. Sudha’s NGO Charlie’s Animal Rescue Centre (CARE), since its inception in 2013, has saved the lives of thousands of stray animals with urgent trauma care and medical help. Sudha has shouldered a significant amount of the cost of treatment for these animals for a decade. But owing to a steep rise in the cost of medicines she is now struggling to keep the doors of CARE open for helpless street animals.  <img src="https://cfstatic.give.do/4f78733a-a2d5-485e-8a89-6a722dbc6540.jpg" />CARE cannot bear the cost of critical medicines needed to save sick and injured animals and urgently needs support so it can continue to rescue voiceless animals from the streets. Donate Now.All donations on this platform are tax exempted under 80G of the Income Tax Act (India), &amp; 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code (USA).Plight of the voicelessStray animals not only suffer from road accidents and bear the brunt of starvation and sickness, but also face unimaginable acts of abuse at the hands of human beings. Sudha says, “People pour acid on stray dogs and cats. They are beaten, have their legs broken and even sexually abused…injured animals often receive no care or attention from people around them. They are forced to crawl into a ditch where they die a painful death unnoticed.”<img src="https://cfstatic.give.do/620bc0eb-ae3d-4df4-aa19-dc8ead2d215a.jpg" />CARE has taken up the responsibility of providing life-saving trauma care and medical intervention to the strays. The NGO’s rescue helpline receives numerous calls throughout the day. CARE’s team brings the rescued animals to its trauma care centre, where the sick and the injured are admitted and taken care of. With the help of proper medical care the animals are nursed back to health. The animals who are no longer fit to survive on their own due to serious injuries are kept in the NGO’s shelter home which is currently home to over 150 stray animals including dogs, cats, birds etc. The struggle to stay afloatWith their rescue helplines ringing off the hook and the number of helpless animals increasing with each passing day, CARE is finding it difficult to keep going. “The number of animals we save and shelter are increasing continuously. And if we don't get the support we require, unfortunately these animals will also be left without anybody to look after them. We need a huge amount of money for critical care medicines, for animal care items and for the essential food needed for the sick and injured animals. Help us save their lives because if you don’t help us, we will not be able to help them.” <img src="https://cfstatic.give.do/01a38cbb-446f-4a68-aec8-aba3727059a0.jpg" />A loving mother to countless voiceless animals, Sudha is in urgent need of your help to save them from meeting a painful end on the streets. Donate now.Donate on this fundraiser by Give.do to support Sudha in her mission to rescue ill and injured stray animals and provide them urgent medical care.

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India is a megadiverse country with rich flora and fauna, but the biological diversity is in danger. 387 Indian plant species listed under IUCN Red List. Out of 387 plant species, 77 are ‘critically endangered’.<ol><li>We are depleting the Earth’s natural resources, polluting its air and water, destabilising the climate, and driving many of its species to extinction.</li><li>The total forest cover in India is 80.73* million hectares which forms 24.56%* of the geographical area of the country. The country has lost 1.93 million* hectares of forest cover from 2001 to 2020.</li><li>Tree felling almost doubled between 2016-2019 in India: As per the Data from Environment Ministry, 76,72,337 trees were cut down between year 2016-17 to 2018-19</li><li>Air pollution on rise in Indian cities: The researchers speculated that increases in PM2.5 and NO2 in India reflect increasing vehicle ownership, industrialization and the limited effect of air pollution policies to date</li><li>North India staring at severe water crisis during summer 2021: The High temperatures in North India currently and in summer would worsen the water situation. IMD has declared that the March 2021 temperatures in Delhi were the highest in last 11 years.  </li></ol> FBH is an ecological movement envisioned to create spaces where humans coexist in harmony with Nature. An initiative of Heartfulness Institute to partner with global communities to grow, nurture, protect and conserve native, endemic and endangered tree species while ensuring diversity, sustainability and longevity. Diversity<ul><li>Through multi location enabled mini-forests</li><li>Guidance of several agroforestry scientists, forest officers, academicians, and conservationists</li></ul>Sustainability<ul><li>Focus on native, rear and endangered species</li><li>Diverse plantation style in sync with local ecology</li><li>Support of nationwide nurseries to grow highly resilient saplings</li></ul>Longevity<ul><li>Careful selection of identified land</li><li>Involvement of local community</li><li>Focused aftercare and monitoring using geotagging/satellite imagery/third party audits</li></ul>Our Focus is the creation of Ex-Situ conservation sites of Rare and Endangered Species from India’s Biodiversity HotpotsOur projects and plantation drives have involved participants, volunteers and environment enthusiasts from all walks of life, nationalities, corporations, universities, schools, government including collaborations with other non-profit organisationsForestsByHeartfulness has a large hub and spoke network of 18+ active nurseries across India With Systems, process and related infra in place, FBH aims to rapidly increase production to 200 million saplings across more than 28+ nurseries by 2025 from its current 7.5+ million grown presently across Heartfulness centres, India wide to facilitate localised sapling production <ol><li>Conserve endangered tree species: Most FBH projects have this as a key objective, and several endangered tree species are included during species selection.</li><li>Attract biodiversity: The forests are created with highly diverse tree species, native to that region. This results in a highly biodiverse flora attracting lot of birds, bees, reptiles, and small mammals within 1-2 years.</li><li>Increase in water table: Large FBH projects have witnessed tremendous rise in ground water levels owing to extensive rainwater harvesting and bio-mimicry methods.</li><li>Benefits to local communities: Most projects benefit the local communities through a favorable microclimate, supplying medicinal herbs &amp; plants.</li><li>Sequester CO2: High dense forests are known to sequester more CO2 per unit area than traditional farming.</li><li>Agroforestry: To create additional income source to farmers through tree-based agriculture on farm lands.</li><li>Hill restoration: To green the barren hills of India to restore lost habitat</li></ol>

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Nilona dam was built 40 year ago in order to supply water to Yavatmal. Gradually, storage capacity got reduced due to large quantity of accumulated silt leading to reduction of water supply to Yavatmal. Afterwards, Prayas took a pledge and carried out desilting project starting from April to June 2015. Team of 50 volunteers at Prayas, Yavatmal worked hard and removed 35,000 trollies silt and were given free to farmers of surrounding villages in order to increase the fertility of their farms. 12,000 citizens had visited Nilona dam for Shramadan. Citizens of Yavatmal contributed Rs. 25 lakh and remaining Rs. 11.43 lakh were provided by government of India. 
 For 2016, target of removing 1 lakh trollies silt has been set and will be distributed to farmers of surrounding villages for no cost. The actual work of desilting has been started on 6th March. Till now, 500+ trollies have been desilted. Our aim is to remove around 1000-1200 trollies silt per day. We will be spreading awareness in Yavatmal about proper water usage along with tree plantation and catchment area treatment so as to reduce the silt accumulation in future. 
 Citizens of Yavatmal have already taken the ownership of the project. The government of India also came forward to work with Prayas on this project. This became the PPP project model, which can be replicated anywhere. The fertility of agricultural field will get improved by use of silt and followed by increasing the farm yield. Also, awareness about proper use and conservation of natural resources will increase. Through awareness programs we intend to sensitize the cause and work on building capacity of our volunteers.

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ASSIST is a registered non-governmental organization working for the development of poor and marginalized communities in rural areas of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, India.ASSIST was founded in 1985 on the premise that development in India can only take place in proportion to the development of Village-India.For more than three decades, ASSIST has transformed thousands of lives by committing itself to the poorest of the poor, in areas where no other NGO has gone before. ASSIST helps the most underprivileged members of society, but it does so with a difference. The organization’s proven and sustainable approach focuses on the comprehensive development of its target communities.A unique feature of this approach is the development of innovative and adaptable strategies based on continuous communication at the community level.ASSIST helps communities to find answers for themselves by giving all its members an active and participatory role right from the beginning. ASSIST does not work for the people, but with the people in order to achieve the overall objective: making a community a viable unit for its own development.ASSIST is a secular NGO founded in 1985 by J. Ranga Rao (Operational Director) and K.S.R. Murthy (Executive Director).They were inspired by the ideology of the father of the nation Mahatma Gandhi. He once said that “there is no freedom for India unless its villages are free” and that “independence must begin at the bottom”.ASSIST’s work strongly reflects this ideology. We are convinced that development in India can only take place when its most underprivileged members are able to fight with strength, courage and confidence for their own political, economic and social needs.We believe that rural communities, when given a chance, can find solutions for their problems and bring positive change to their own lives, and to those of the future generations.

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Post-corona, due to the lock-down imposed in many areas of Prakasam District, people in the rural areas are suffering a lot with lack of employment opportunities for their survival. Most affected communities in Chirala Region of Prakasam District are Yanadi  communities, who used to be involved in the most neglected tasks in the society. Male adults used to work as caretakers of the fields, inland fishing, pulling rickshaws to carry the people from one place to another and scavenger works in the municipality and in the houses of better-off in this area. Female adults used to work as servants in the houses or as casual labourers in the industries such as cashew nut and agarbathi works apart from inland fishing and agriculture labour works. Now, their situation is miserable, to say the least. Life is at risk due to corona issue and the very survival has become a problem due to livelihoods issue. Either way, they are like living dead. We have already provided them immediate assistance by way of distributing essential commodities. Later on , the government also extended some assistance. But, this has not ended their suffering. They still require more help at this hour of crisis. 
 The present project intends to cater to the needs of 200 deserving yanadi scheduled tribe families in this region and provide “Cash for Work” for 400 individuals with the provision of work for 10 days each in their respective communities. If relief assistance is extended again and again, ASSIST feels that the mindset of people may turn to the welfare-oriented approach than development approach. Hence, after an in-depth analysis done by ASSIST, we arrived at the point that they should work and earn for their survival. Accordingly, we have come up with the proposal that these 400 individuals will undertake works necessary for the development of their community such as drainage, preparing vacant land for raising kitchen garden and creating washing platform along with soak-pit. The works selected are beneficial for all the people living in that particular village and it will enhance their health and hygiene status eventually. ASSIST felt that these 400 individuals could work on these works for 10 days each and get the remuneration @ ₹250 per man-day, under the project, which could be used to invest in procuring the essential commodities necessary for the survival of that particular family members.  
 First and foremost, it would take care of their survival, without which whatever else we do become meaningless. People now are at crossroads, confused, depressed and anxious about many things in their minds. The alarming situation on the ground and the reality they see, before their eyes on corona related numbers increasing, is causing a lot of agony and uncertainty about life itself. Adding to their misery is the starvation, the effect of lack of work opportunities under the circumstances. Through the project, their basic need is answered.The target people are basically hard working and leading a life of dignity through working. Therefore, the proposed works would develop the sense of feeling that they have worked, and they have earned money to make a living on their own. It gives them greater pride and dignity in the society. With one shot, their basic needs are met, and the needs of the community are taken care of, which is also essential in these times to keep them healthy and happy. As this being the follow-up of relief assistance extended once, this project can be considered as rehabilitation measure and as such the development process can lead their community towards sustainable development.

Livelihood Promotion in Yanadi Tribal Communities of Vetapalem Mandal, Prakasam District, Andhra Pradesh

School going children living in the rural areas of Andhra Pradesh lead very difficult lives, especially if they come from impoverished families. In the target areas where ASSIST works, the parents of these children earn only meagre income and they are mostly working as day labourers, rickshaw pullers, masonry workers, limestone quarry workers and house cleaners. However there exist many more professions where our target population is employed and where they are earning insufficient income. Because of their parents having a low income, the children’s lives suffer immensely. They are unable to eat nutritious meals throughout the day and in many serious cases, they are discontinuing their education because their parents cannot afford it. In these cases, they are either idle at home, accompanying their parents for labour work or they are engaging in harmful and anti-social activities. All these problems cannot be solved at once in a big country like India, but it is useful in that regard to take small steps to help address this problem of children’s education in India. This brings us to the focus of this proposal which is the provision of bicycles to children coming from impoverished families. This proposal has the children’s welfare in mind because we want to make their school-going experience as pleasant as possible. In many cases the distance between the school and the village is too much. The children are spending a major portion of the day in travelling and by the time they get to school they are tired, both mentally and physically. As a result, they doze off in class or their attention span in class is severely affected. Due to the persistence of this continuous feeling of stress they are steadily dropping out of their schools and this applies for the primary and high schools and the intermediate students. One of the ways in which we can support these children is with the provision of bicycles to those children that are living very far away from the school. The goal of this activity is to only focus on these children, and to focus on those children more that are coming from poor backgrounds; those that are unable to afford a bicycle in the first place. The provision of bicycles will serve as a motivation for the children to go to school on time and most importantly they will save a lot of their energy. The time and energy they previously spent on commuting back and forth can instead be used to pay attention in class. They will also have time for their after-school tuitions. Additionally, at the end of the day they won’t feel as fatigued as they used to before when they had no bicycles. The provision of bicycles is more important for the youths that are enrolled in higher educational institutions such as studying in different intermediate courses. These students are at a critical stage of their studies where they are consolidating their knowledge and learning more advanced topics in their fields which will eventually help them in finding suitable employment. They have already invested so much time and effort into their education that if they stopped now, it would be a truly distressing situation for themselves and their families. However, this is becoming likely for those children that are facing extreme difficulty in commuting to the higher educational institutions. Due to the great distances between their institutions and houses, they are unwilling to continue their studies. The daily commute is taking a toll on their mental well being. Considering these crucial facts it is important to provide them with bicycles so that they can continue their education till the very end and not stop mid-way.  
 The focus of this project is “Education” and the primary target group are children in the 6-18 age groups. The focus is education because the provision of bicycles contributes extensively towards supporting the education of children. Once they have bicycles they are able to commute to school easily and study over there with ease. To a small extent this project works towards reducing the likelihood of youth unemployment in India. When the children start attending all their classes on time and prevent the occurrence of drop outs then there is a higher possibility that they will not remain idle once they are done with their studies. A continuous education will motivate them to pursue their higher studies and eventually apply for a job in a field of their interest. This way the influence of detrimental activities stays away from them and they progress in life with a positive state of mind. Objective:The main objective of this project is to provide bicycles to children in the 6-18 age group and they form the main target group for this activity. We are only focusing on bicycles because there is a serious need for this component, especially in the rural areas of Andhra Pradesh. ASSIST has experience in providing supportive assistance to children in terms of providing them with school-going material and paying for their after-school tuition fees. We have done sensitisation campaigns that highlight these aspects thoroughly. Additionally, in previous years we have supported some children with bicycles. However, the need for bicycles is increasing especially in the rural areas where the children are living far away from their schools.The secondary objective here is to ease the financial burden of the parents of these children. The parents are unable to afford bicycles which can at times be very costly. On their meagre income they are barely able to fend for themselves and their families. Considering this it is important to motivate the children by providing them with bicycles, so that they can continue their studies uninterrupted.Main strategies and activities ASSIST’s purchase committee will call for quotations and then make the right decision based on the cost-benefit ratio. ASSIST already knows a bicycle dealer and the organisation has worked with him for many years now. We can assure that we will be able to procure the best quality of bicycles that are both affordable and durable. After the order has been given for the bicycles, the wholesaler will procure the desired number of bicycles within a period of one or two months. Later these will be distributed to those areas where the necessary children have been identified. Only those children will be supported who are housed far away from their school.To make the beneficiaries more involved and feel more responsible with the objectives of the project a local contribution of INR 1000 is collected from the families that are eligible for support under the project and the remaining amount required is procured through fund raising options. Staff The area coordinator will be responsible for all aspects of this project. He/she will have to identify the children who are most in need of bicycles. Moreover, they will have to work in liaison with the head office and purchase committee to procure the necessary bicycles that are required for the progress of this project. They are also required to hold weekly meetings to discuss the action plan for the coming week and detailing the exact actions that will be taking place in relation to which target villages of ASSIST are a priority and where the supply of bicycles must go first. They will send monthly updates to the head office in regard to the progress made or obstacles encountered. The head office staffs such as the director, projects head and project coordinator are responsible for sending the reports to the donors on time where the progress made on the supply of bicycles will be highlighted. In this case the area coordinator and the different community organisers will be responsible for conducting the follow up house visits to those children who received the bicycles from ASSIST. The main aim is to record their observations and to see how the children and their parents feel. We expect that the families will highlight to us that the lives of the children have improved, at least to a small extent. We don’t expect these to bring a big change in the lives of the children because there are several other problems that are faced by people that live below the poverty line. The parents’ opinions will also be heard to understand their observations on their children. Most importantly, the children’s thoughts will also be heard in mass meetings and house visits to honestly see if their school going situation has improved or not after the provision of the bicycles. 
 The main outcome will be that the children will be able to commute to their schools with ease. They will no longer spend hours only for travelling purposes. With bicycles, they will reach school faster. Another effect to consider is that the children will be able to maintain good health. As is well known, cycling is one of the most beneficial exercises that is good for the human body. It is a good cardio related exercise. Hence after the children start using these bicycles, their health will be maintained because they will be travelling back and forth daily. If they are maintaining themselves well physically then they can also focus more on their work. The key here is the proper coordination between mind and body. Presently, all their energy is being spent in travelling long distances on foot or waiting for buses that arrive at odd hours of the morning and leave late at night.The school drop-out rates will decrease because the children will start attending their classes on time. As attendance to the school increases, the reputation of the school will become better. When children start attending all their classes on time and are able to save energy for their classes, then naturally their performance in these classes will also be better and they will get high marks in their examinations. This will give them a sense of satisfaction and it will be an immense source of joy for their parents.

Providing School-Going Children with Bicycles

School going children living in the rural areas of Andhra Pradesh lead very difficult lives, especially if they come from impoverished families. In the target areas where ASSIST works, the parents of these children earn only meagre income and they are mostly working as day labourers, rickshaw pullers, masonry workers, limestone quarry workers and house cleaners. However there exist many more professions where our target population is employed and where they are earning insufficient income.Because of their parents having a low income, the children’s lives suffer immensely. They are unable to eat nutritious meals throughout the day and in many serious cases, they are discontinuing their education because their parents cannot afford it. In these cases, they are either idle at home, accompanying their parents for labour work or they are engaging in harmful and anti-social activities. All these problems cannot be solved at once in a big country like India, but it is useful in that regard to take small steps to help address this problem of children’s education in India. This brings us to the focus of this proposal which is the provision of bicycles to children coming from impoverished families. This proposal has the children’s welfare in mind because we want to make their school-going experience as pleasant as possible. In many cases the distance between the school and the village is too much. The children are spending a major portion of the day in travelling and by the time they get to school they are tired, both mentally and physically. As a result, they doze off in class or their attention span in class is severely affected. Due to the persistence of this continuous feeling of stress they are steadily dropping out of their schools and this applies for the primary and high schools and the intermediate students.One of the ways in which we can support these children is with the provision of bicycles to those children that are living very far away from the school. The goal of this activity is to only focus on these children, and to focus on those children more that are coming from poor backgrounds; those that are unable to afford a bicycle in the first place. The provision of bicycles will serve as a motivation for the children to go to school on time and most importantly they will save a lot of their energy. The time and energy they previously spent on commuting back and forth can instead be used to pay attention in class. They will also have time for their after-school tuitions. Additionally, at the end of the day they won’t feel as fatigued as they used to before when they had no bicycles.The provision of bicycles is more important for the youths that are enrolled in higher educational institutions such as studying in different intermediate courses. These students are at a critical stage of their studies where they are consolidating their knowledge and learning more advanced topics in their fields which will eventually help them in finding suitable employment. They have already invested so much time and effort into their education that if they stopped now, it would be a truly distressing situation for themselves and their families. However, this is becoming likely for those children that are facing extreme difficulty in commuting to the higher educational institutions. Due to the great distances between their institutions and houses, they are unwilling to continue their studies. The daily commute is taking a toll on their mental well being. Considering these crucial facts it is important to provide them with bicycles so that they can continue their education till the very end and not stop mid-way.  
 The focus of this project is “Education” and the primary target group are children in the 6-18 age groups. The focus is education because the provision of bicycles contributes extensively towards supporting the education of children. Once they have bicycles they are able to commute to school easily and study over there with ease.To a small extent this project works towards reducing the likelihood of youth unemployment in India. When the children start attending all their classes on time and prevent the occurrence of drop outs then there is a higher possibility that they will not remain idle once they are done with their studies. A continuous education will motivate them to pursue their higher studies and eventually apply for a job in a field of their interest. This way the influence of detrimental activities stays away from them and they progress in life with a positive state of mind.  
 The main objective of this project is to provide bicycles to children in the 6-18 age group and they form the main target group for this activity. We are only focusing on bicycles because there is a serious need for this component, especially in the rural areas of Andhra Pradesh. ASSIST has experience in providing supportive assistance to children in terms of providing them with school-going material and paying for their after-school tuition fees. We have done sensitisation campaigns that highlight these aspects thoroughly. Additionally, in previous years we have supported some children with bicycles. However, the need for bicycles is increasing especially in the rural areas where the children are living far away from their schools.The secondary objective here is to ease the financial burden of the parents of these children. The parents are unable to afford bicycles which can at times be very costly. On their meagre income they are barely able to fend for themselves and their families. Considering this it is important to motivate the children by providing them with bicycles, so that they can continue their studies uninterrupted.Main strategies and activitiesASSIST’s purchase committee will call for quotations and then make the right decision based on the cost-benefit ratio. ASSIST already knows a bicycle dealer and the organisation has worked with him for many years now. We can assure that we will be able to procure the best quality of bicycles that are both affordable and durable. After the order has been given for the bicycles, the wholesaler will procure the desired number of bicycles within a period of one or two months. Later these will be distributed to those areas where the necessary children have been identified. Only those children will be supported who are housed far away from their school.To make the beneficiaries more involved and feel more responsible with the objectives of the project a local contribution of INR 1000 is collected from the families that are eligible for support under the project and the remaining amount required is procured through fund raising options. StaffThe area coordinator will be responsible for all aspects of this project. He/she will have to identify the children who are most in need of bicycles. Moreover, they will have to work in liaison with the head office and purchase committee to procure the necessary bicycles that are required for the progress of this project. They are also required to hold weekly meetings to discuss the action plan for the coming week and detailing the exact actions that will be taking place in relation to which target villages of ASSIST are a priority and where the supply of bicycles must go first. They will send monthly updates to the head office in regard to the progress made or obstacles encountered. The head office staffs such as the director, projects head and project coordinator are responsible for sending the reports to the donors on time where the progress made on the supply of bicycles will be highlighted.In this case the area coordinator and the different community organisers will be responsible for conducting the follow up house visits to those children who received the bicycles from ASSIST. The main aim is to record their observations and to see how the children and their parents feel. We expect that the families will highlight to us that the lives of the children have improved, at least to a small extent. We don’t expect these to bring a big change in the lives of the children because there are several other problems that are faced by people that live below the poverty line. The parents’ opinions will also be heard to understand their observations on their children. Most importantly, the children’s thoughts will also be heard in mass meetings and house visits to honestly see if their school going situation has improved or not after the provision of the bicycles.Impact (What is the impact that you wish to create? - Max 200 words)The main outcome will be that the children will be able to commute to their schools with ease. They will no longer spend hours only for travelling purposes. With bicycles, they will reach school faster. Another effect to consider is that the children will be able to maintain good health. As is well known, cycling is one of the most beneficial exercises that is good for the human body. It is a good cardio related exercise. Hence after the children start using these bicycles, their health will be maintained because they will be travelling back and forth daily. If they are maintaining themselves well physically then they can also focus more on their work. The key here is the proper coordination between mind and body. Presently, all their energy is being spent in travelling long distances on foot or waiting for buses that arrive at odd hours of the morning and leave late at night.The school drop-out rates will decrease because the children will start attending their classes on time. As attendance to the school increases, the reputation of the school will become better. When children start attending all their classes on time and are able to save energy for their classes, then naturally their performance in these classes will also be better and they will get high marks in their examinations. This will give them a sense of satisfaction and it will be an immense source of joy for their parents

Livelihood Promotion in Yanadi Tribal Communities of Vetapalem Mandal, Prakasam District, Andhra Pradesh

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Providing School-Going Children with Bicycles

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