< Grant Contracts Signed in FY 2014 >

Consulate-General of Japan sanctioned grants for following projects




1) The Project for Installing Water Purifying Systems to Supply Potable Water in Banaskantha
    Name of NGO: Lokseva Shikshan Vikas Trust (LSVT)
    Grant Amount: $ 85,824
    Grant Contract Signing Date: February 27, 2015

    Project: The grant will be utilized for installing water purifying systems to supply potable water in Banaskantha district of Gujarat.



Secretary of LSVT with Consul-Genral






2) The Project for the Construction of Skill Development Vocational Training Centre for Marginalized Communities in Hoshangabad
    Name of NGO: Dalit Sangh
    Grant Amount: $ 85,131
    Grant Contract Signing Date: February 27, 2015

    Project: With the grant assistance, the organization will construct　Skill　Development　Vocational　Training　Centre　for　marginalized　communities in Hoshangabad district in Madhya Pradesh to impart them the local market oriented livelihood skills.



Director of Dalit Sangh with Consul-Genral






3) The Project for the Provision of Medical Equipment for the Medical Diagnostic Centre in Raigad
    Name of NGO: Light of Life Trust
    Grant Amount: $ 83,545
    Grant Contract Signing Date: February 27, 2015

    Project: The grant will be utilized for procuringmedical equipments and hospital furniture for　Medical　Diagnostic　Centre　which will benefit　of　economically　weaker　sections　of　the　society in Raigad district of Maharashtra.　



Founder with Consul-Genral





 

 

Grant Assistance for Grassroots Projects (GGP) scheme:

The Government of Japan offers a financial assistance scheme called “Grant Assistance for Grassroots Projects (GGP)” for development projects designed to meet the diverse basic human needs of the people in developing countries.

This GGP scheme supports projects implemented by non-profit organizations such as NGOs, medical/educational institutes and local governments, who are eligible to receive foreign funds under the concerned law of the Government of India. The major priority areas of the GGP scheme are basic health care, primary education, poverty alleviation, safe drinking water and sanitation, environment conservation, public welfare, empowerment of women etc.

The GGP has acquired an excellent reputation worldwide for providing timely support to the development projects, which directly benefit the local communities at the grassroots level.