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For Motherland
We wish to end poverty in the villages we adopt, so a large portion of the villages we adopt do not have to suffer.
Our goal is to end the hunger of the people who can not afford to eat decent food, so the villages we adopt don’t have to suffer.
We want to help the people in the villages we adopt by improving their health as they may not be in the best condition as of now.
We hope to reduce gender inequalities from the village we adopt, there may be a lot of sexism but we will reduce it.
We aim to promote sustained, inclusive, and sustainable economic growth, full and productive employment, and decent work for all.
We aim to ensure resilient infrastructure, promote inclusive and sustainable industrialization, and foster innovation.
We aim to reduce inequality within and among countries, striving to empower and promote the social, economic, and political inclusion of all.
We aim to strengthen global partnerships to support and achieve the ambitious targets of the Sustainable Development Goals.
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Kilometers Travelled
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Global SMEs Supported
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We welcome individual/groups to take over a village or cluster of villages towards development and making them self-sustainable. From our past experience we will be able to guide and mentor you.
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Our primary goal is developing sustainable communities for rural peoples in India.
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If the villages such as the narayanpet district gets removed of poverty, then for each district such as narayanpet district, we can reduce the poverty rate by 0.0014 % per each district. To obtain that, funds are used to accelerate poverty elimination programs, and many other ways.
By providing proper nutritious food to the people of villages who may not have access to clean and nutritious food or can not afford the food, we can gradually decrease the hunger rate of the world. The prediction of United nations is 600 million people will suffer from hunger, we can reduce that number gradually.
To provide better healthcare access such as better pay as an attraction to medical professionals, and building medical facilities such as hospital and clinics, a large amount of money is required. However, if the financial need is met we can gradually ensure the well being of individuals .
As of today, it is predicted by United Nations that gender equality will not be achieved by 2030, however if programs and campaigns which are put in many parts of the world such as villages then a greater understanding of gender equality would be obtained.
For every $1 invested in vocational training programs in rural communities, there’s an estimated increase of $10 in local economic output within the first year alone. This not only creates new employment opportunities but also fosters sustainable economic growth, particularly in regions where job opportunities are scarce. By empowering individuals with relevant skills, these programs contribute directly to SDG 8’s objective of promoting inclusive and sustainable economic growth, as well as productive employment for all.
For every $1 billion invested in infrastructure development projects, there’s an estimated increase of $3 billion in economic output over a 10-year period. This multiplier effect not only stimulates economic growth but also enhances connectivity and accessibility, facilitating trade and promoting innovation. By prioritizing investments in infrastructure, nations can bridge the gap between urban and rural areas, improve access to essential services, and lay the foundation for sustainable industrialization, aligning with SDG 9’s aim of building resilient infrastructure, promoting inclusive and sustainable industrialization, and fostering innovation.
For every $1 million allocated to education scholarships for marginalized communities, there’s a projected increase of $5 million in lifetime earnings for beneficiaries. By investing in education and skills development for disadvantaged groups, societies can break the cycle of poverty and reduce inequalities. Access to quality education empowers individuals to secure better-paying jobs, improves social mobility, and fosters inclusive economic growth. Thus, funding initiatives aimed at reducing educational disparities directly contributes to SDG 10’s objective of reducing inequalities within and among countries.
For every $1 invested in cross-sectoral partnerships for sustainable development projects, there’s an estimated leverage of $10 in additional funding from public and private sources. Collaborative efforts between governments, civil society, and the private sector amplify initiatives, pooling resources and expertise to address global challenges. These inclusive partnerships drive collective action for sustainable development, accelerating progress towards all SDGs.
Ms. Synthia Padala
Director
of Operations
Mr. Sodekar Mannava
SERA Secretary
Mr. M. Bhujanga Rao
SERA Advisor
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