VIEWS India

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Who We Are

VIEWS is a growing grassroots organisation working in Odisha for the empowerment of marginalised communities, especially women and girls through various high-impact projects since 2008. Its customised interventions in Livelihood, Education, Health, Climate Change and Disaster Management enable communities to improve their quality of life and take lead as changemakers. It has been working alongside different national and international agencies to integrate traditional knowledge and expertise with modern-day development practices for capacity building of targeted groups and delivering outcomes. VIEWS has received a Special Consultative Status by the UN’s Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) since 2019.

Our Vision

A self-reliant Odisha where communities thrive in peace and dignity.

Our Mission

Empowering vulnerable communities to improve their quality of life.

What We Do

Promoting Sustainable Livelihoods

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Promoting Organic farming, revival of millets, sustainable agricultural practices and other agriculture allied sectors among marginal tribal communities through women collectives.

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Enhancing Inclusive Education

Providing quality education to the poor slum children & adolescent girls and imparting inclusive education to visually impaired students by using digital technology.

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Improving Health And Hygiene

Improving Sexual Reproductive Health and promoting menstrual hygiene among the poor adolescent girls and young women in urban slums.

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Climate Change & Disaster Risk Reduction

Working towards climate change adaptation, engaging in humanitarian relief and restoration in disaster-affected areas.

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Impact Stories

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VIEWS COVID-19 response

The COVID-19 pandemic is affecting the Indian as well global community at large. The poor in the state of Odisha (India) have weak access to the right information, healthcare and are mainly engaged in the labour and unorganized sector, are expected to bear a disproportionate brunt of the economic fallout of this unprecedented health emergency.
Over those last two weeks and lockdown time, the people in Urban Slums of Bhubaneswar and Rural areas of Odisha who don’t have access to basic services including food,

safe water and the inability to take the most basic of precautions against COVID-19. I know a family in Jali Munda Slum of Bhubaneswar, India who has been working as a daily wage labourer and feed their Four kids and now they are not allowing outside to work and struggling to feed their children’s. The reason VIEWS India exists, and we are dedicating our life to Social work, our thoughts also turned to support hundreds of poor people who now have access to food, safe water and sanitation because of your support.
We want to do our best to make sure that communities with the greatest needs are not hit the hardest. VIEWS India COVID 19.

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