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CRP Training Strengthens Knowledge on Seed Conservation and Sustainable Agriculture

A two-day Community Resource Person (CRP) training on “Seed Collection and Preservation” was organized from 18th to 19th May 2026 with the objective of enhancing participants’ knowledge and practical skills in seed conservation, sustainable agriculture, and climate-resilient farming practices. The training brought together community members and grassroots leaders who play an important role in supporting....

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CRP Training Strengthens Knowledge on Seed Conservation and Sustainable Agriculture
Shahoshini Workshop Strengthens Women Leaders’ Capacity for Community Problem-Solving

A two-day workshop was organized for Shahoshini volunteers on 22nd and 23rd May 2026 at Purba Sreedharpur with the objective of strengthening their understanding of risk analysis and practical approaches to addressing issues affecting women and girls in their communities. The sessions focused on key social issues, including freedom of mobility for women and girls,....

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Shahoshini Workshop Strengthens Women Leaders’ Capacity for Community Problem-Solving
Sabujer Abhijaan Sharad Samman 2025: Celebrating Green Festivals in the Sundarbans

This Durga Puja, the Sundarbans Climate Club members under the ACV initiative  came together to promote an environment-friendly celebration through the “Sabujer Abhijaan Sharad Samman 2025” an award recognizing Puja Committees that have taken commendable steps to make their festivities greener and more sustainable. The initiative began with the children of the Climate Club developing....

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Sabujer Abhijaan Sharad Samman 2025: Celebrating Green Festivals in the Sundarbans
Green Celebration Initiative by Climate Club Members under ACV Consortium

On 1st October 2025, the Climate Club members carried out their second field activity under the Sabujer Abhijaan campaign during the Durga Puja celebrations at Heramba Gopalpur Gram Panchayat, Patharpratima, in the Sundarbans. The visit came after two months of dedicated preparation by the young environmentalists. On Nabami, eight enthusiastic members visited local Puja committees....

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Green Celebration Initiative by Climate Club Members under ACV Consortium
Visually Impaired Youth Lead the Way Through the Prerana Project

Mukti, in collaboration with BayBasi, is proud to be the implementing partner of The Prerana Project in Guma, North 24 Parganas. Designed to empower visually impaired youth, the initiative nurtures courage, compassion, and creativity — proving that possibilities extend far beyond limitations. By fostering education, service, and self-reliance, Prerana is transforming challenges into opportunities and....

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Visually Impaired Youth Lead the Way Through the Prerana Project

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Empowering Rural Community Since 2003

Program Dashboard

200
Audio Books Created
2250
Adolescent Sensitized
180
People who are addressing issues through stakeholders' engagement
15,000
Women Benefitted

01. Why the Program is?

● In areas marked by poverty and social injustices, particularly against women and children, understanding rights is crucial. It can lead to an empowered society where everyone can participate in decision-making processes.
● The livelihoods of the inhabitants are increasingly at risk due to climate change. Being aware of their rights and accessing support services can help them build resilience and ensure sustainable development.
● Knowledge of rights is essential to address serious social adversities like human trafficking and forced migration. This awareness can act as a preventive measure and provide recourse for victims.
● Women’s empowerment can be significantly boosted if they are aware of their rights. It allows them to identify and act against instances of gender discrimination and violence.
● Rights of visually impaired individuals are often neglected, resulting in limited educational opportunities. By spreading awareness about their rights, we can ensure inclusive growth and learning opportunities.
● Disaster-prone regions require effective response mechanisms. When communities know their rights, they can demand timely and efficient assistance during calamities, reducing losses and speeding up recovery.

03. What is the Objective?

● To educate individuals, especially women, children, and marginalized groups, about their fundamental rights to ensure social justice and prevent discrimination.
● To create awareness and provide resources to help communities withstand and adapt to climatic changes impacting their livelihoods, ensuring long-term sustainability.
● To provide resources and strategies to combat social issues like human trafficking and forced migration, fostering safer communities.
● To empower women by training them to identify and respond to instances of gender discrimination and violence, promoting gender equality.
● To ensure visually impaired individuals have access to appropriate learning resources and support, promoting inclusive education and opportunities.
● To improve community preparedness for natural disasters by educating residents about their rights to aid and support, thereby facilitating efficient recovery and response efforts.

04. Where the Program is?

North 24 Pgs, South 24 Pgs, Howrah, East Medinipur and West Medinipur districts of West Bengal, India

05. How we are working?

A dedicated implementation team is involved in the successful delivery of the programs. Each project has a dedicated project coordinator and field supervisor who are actively engaged in the project’s implementation. A Program Lead oversees and monitors the project on a weekly basis and provides regular reports to the funding agency according to the required format.



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Email : rights@muktiweb.org

Phone : +91-6290589664

Address

22 Canal Side Road, Barhans, Garia, Kolkata – 700 084

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