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Repetition
A social programme which helps women and youth in rural areas is covered in women, youth and Rural development part of skill develop,emt.
One may think its repetition but we think it as focus because a donor or media person interesting to know skill development programme for youth will go to only youth section in skill development and see the programme. Same with women, rural development.
Same with Girls & Women. Some programmes may be same and you will therefore see it in two sections.

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Any donor interested in donating to the organisation should either donate directly (links to programmes are shared free) or can ask their consultants, agencies to check credibility of the programme and options available at the same location or different location.
CSRidentity.com is a portal and its parent organisation can be an agency for donors but we have limited time and can not cover the need of many organisations plus organisations already have their agencies or consultants and they can see the options available on CSRidentity.com free. And yes, we do not want credit because we will not know the organisations which use us without mentioning us and do not want to invest our time to legally file a case. If someone refers us, good.
If someone doest refer us, its ok. Our focus is helping the world directly and indirectly.

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Media is requested to approach the related organisation directly and CSRidentity.com shares link to the programme which helps media contact them directly.

Aaruthal Foundation , India
Erode, Tamil Nadu
Creating sustainable livelihood opportunities through skill-
Key Features : Agri-based livelihoods and sustainable farming , Enterprise Development training , Women-led micro-enterprises support , Market linkage and business support , Financial literacy and resource access

Mel Jol , India
GramArth is a comprehensive program aimed at enhancing financial inclusion and education in communities. The program recognizes the significant gap in financial knowledge, attitudes, and behaviours, particularly in economically vulnerable areas. Through a multi-faceted approach, GramArth seeks to empower children, youth, women and significant others from communities by enhancing financial knowledge and skills that will empower them in making informed decisions about money matters and financial products, ultimately improving their financial well-being.

Shram Sarathi , India
Udaipur, south Rajasthan.
Financial Inclusion of Seasonal Migrant Workers
There are millions of seasonal migrant workers in India who are mostly engaged in unskilled work in industries such as construction, mining, manufacturing, hospitality, domestic work and head loading. They remain excluded from formal financial services due to low incomes, risky jobs and their constant movement between source (villages) and destination (cities). Migrant workers enter labour markets at an early age of 13-14 years.. As a result of poor access to formal financial services, migration for this group of workers becomes a poor economic opportunity.
Therefore Shram Sarathi was established to address the financial needs of this group of workers and to create greater visibility about their challenges in the financial sector.

Smile Foundation , India
New Delhi – 110049
The Importance of Financial Literacy for Women
Financial literacy is about independence, confidence and security. But, most women in India remain excluded from this knowledge. From managing daily expenses to preparing for emergencies, financial skills empower women to take charge. Smile Foundation’s initiatives show why this journey matters now more than ever