Tuesday, January 10, 2006

Re: Just a thought: let us discuss & ACT!


Dear Chandu/Mahendra,

Here are my thoughts:

I think its better we take baby steps before we take gaint steps.The
moment we think of co-ordinating with Govt Programme's or scheme's or
Bargaining with Govt or local bodies the DESIRE of the individual to
propose and implement a project gets killed.
Let us not depend or force any local or govt body to contribute(money)
in implementing our DESIRE.There will be other issues also, like a
permenant body from our side has to be in constant touch with the Govt
or local body for evey project.Which I feel is a complex task and too
early.

We need create an easy platform where an individual will just get a
project and implement with help of his family or friend or a
relative,than co-ordinating with too many bodies.The whole process will
waste individuals time and kill individuals DESIRE.

And we need to start with one activity, like schools.So only projects
that will be implemented are related to schools.There are many schools
in AP where there are no proper facilities like,black
boards,flooring,fans,proper drinking water facilities,toilets,no rooms
for few standards.The list goes on and on.

Can't we make difference if we all address these first?

Regards,
Madhusudhan Reddy

Chandu Sambasiva Rao wrote:
> >>Our contribution should be matched as follows:
> Our group's Rupee : Local village's Rupee: 2 Rupees from the Govt. This
> is how we could ensure that there is enough partnership from both the
> local project owners and the state Govt.
>
> I like Dr. Sunkara's idea. When we talk about Public Private
> Partnerships, ownership from all stakeholders, becomes very important.
>
> This is an important thing for our group, and especially our Working
> Committee to focus on. Initially, my thought was, if one of our members
> volunteers to be responsible to undertake some project in his/her
> village, he/she will be able to nurture such relationship with the
> locals (if not monetary, the beneficiaries will be asked to donate some
> of their time and effort). I did not think about involving Govt. or
> taking advantage of available programs. If they do exists, we should
> make use of such matching funds.
>
> Dr. Sunkara, will you be interested in collaborating on this to build
> the framwork?
>
> Madhu, GV, Ramesh, Sagar have already signed up. With your insight, we
> can make the framework more practical.
>
>
> Regards,
> Chandu

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