A
plumber is a plumber.
The insufficient skills and illiteracy
compel the poor section of the
society to put more than extra
physical efforts. This is how
they fulfill their basic needs.
Despite sweating hard, they manage
to earn daily wages only.
If
the same person is a skilled plumber,
then it benefits her or him live
life.
Its
the same story for agriculture
or children or disabled or women
or youth or whatever category
one thinks of.
Even
in the films, a skiiled actor
doesnt need too many shots.
The first shot manytimes is ok.
It not only saves time for her
or him, but for all the people
associated there and it really
makes economic sense to be skilled
artist.
Now
for some, this skill was always
there is the blood but even the
best artist is not a perfect artist.
She or he needs to upgrade skills,
know latest technologival advances
.. so skill development is like
a Change which is constant.
One surely needs to know the challenges
people face.
But knowing challenges is not
even half the purpose.
The bigger purpose is to know
success stories of how people
solved challenges.
We
started with India in 1999 with
IndianNGOs.com and continued for
quite long.
We realised that world is together.
So people across the world face
same type of challenges.
But the culture, geography, talent
differs countrywise and so does
the programme types.
But
our idea is a Good programme is
a Good programme and like 10 is
10 in any country, good programmes
are good programmes in all countries.
They
key is change the programme based
on community needs or culture
& political pressure or geographic
pressure ... you can modify programmes,
copy prgrammes, scaleup the programmes
...
We
completely agree that Government
of a country has to address the
challenges its citizens face and
NGOs need to help the Government.
So
we share government ministries
wherever possible and share NGOs
in success stories.
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