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"Change is the only constant" Organizational change comes in a variety of flavors from incremental improvements to major transformations. Because organizations exist in changing environments they need to change just to stand still. Adaptability has become a key organizational competency in almost every sector.
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DBI Workshop
Yuva Mitra in collabration with Sir Dorabji Tata Trust, Mumbai was organized a workshop on Diversion Based Irrigation (DBI Sysytem) on 6th & 7th June 2011 at Leasly Sawhny Center, Devlali Camp. more →
Weekend School
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Social Tourism (Navi Drushti)
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Aundhevadi DBI Project
Aundhevadi is a predominantry adivasi village of sinnar block. Rain fall is very high in rainy season but due to hilly and rocky area water run of is very high in december villages facing the problem of water searcity. more →
Agri Clinic
Agriculture and allied occupations are main source of livelyhood in rural areas. The firtality of soil is decries day by day resulted high input cost and lower productivity. To support farmers we have started "Krushak Mitra Soil and Water Testing Laboratory and Agri Clinic" more →
Devnadi
Devnadi is a river originating from Dhondbar village located in the hills of Aundhepatta of Sahyadri Mountain, 26 km. from Sinnar town. Devnadi was the lifeline for the 19 villages located in the western part of Sinnar. There are 20 check dams built on this river by British government in 1870. Each check dam has a canal, which is further divided into sub-canals. The gravitational flow of the water ensures that every piece of land is irrigated. It was a community based water management system, which used to distribute water to almost 6500 ha. land of 19 villages, for 9 months This system was functional till 1995.more →
