About Indo-Global Social Service Society in 28, Institutional Area, Lodi Road, New Delhi

Thematic Focus

1. Sustainable Livelihood Programs: aim at improving the quality of life of excluded communities by creating sustainable livelihood options in adherence with the principles of social and ecological inclusion

Key Facts:
a. IGSSS implemented programs in 6 states whereas in 14 states IGSSS supported grass-root NGO partners

b. Through Sustainable Livelihood programs IGSSS reached out to 71,534 families of which 96% belong to SC/ST and OBC families

2. Urban Poverty Reduction Programs: aim at reducing residential, social, occupational vulnerability of the urban poor, with special emphasis on informal sector workers

Key Facts:
a. The direct intervention programs were implemented in Delhi whereas in 12 states IGSSS worked with NGO partners

b. IGSSS reached out to 18,830 families through its Urban Poverty Programmes of which 79% belong to SC/ST and OBC

3. Disaster Risk Reduction Programs: focus on building resilient and empowered communities in most vulnerable regions and providing relief and rehabilitation during natural and human-made disasters

Key Facts:
a. Under DRR, IGSSS directly implemented relief and rehabilitation programs in 5 states and reached out to 23,124 families of which 89% belong to SC/ST and OBC

4. Gender Equity Programs: promote equity in opportunity, access and control between women and men, girls and boys over resources and entitlements

Key Facts:
a. Gender Programs were implemented through NGO partners in two states – Uttar Pradesh and Manipur covering 59 villages

b. These programs reached out to 5,603 SC and ST families

5. Youth Development Programs: build capacities of youth through various engagements helping them become active citizens contributing to the development of society

Key Facts:
a. In five states IGSSS worked with its partners on youth specific programs whereas in Delhi IGSSS implements skill development programs for migrant youth

b. Programs on youth reached out to 5,653 individuals of which 92% belong to SC/ST and OBC

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