About Our Reach
We have partnered with DAI Lanka (Development Associates Initiative) which is a local organization with a global partnership that provides education, mentorship, consultancy, and networking opportunities since 2016. DAI Lanka develops, implements, and disseminates interactive tools to assist leaders in improving their personal integrity, leadership effectiveness, and management abilities in extending the kingdom of God. DAI Lanka continues to design projects to support the rural church and communities in our nation. Empowering the rural community to generate income for small self-employment projects with the commitment to support their local church. So as our charity arm, we have partnered with DAI Lanka to initiate corporate social responsibilities towards the community.
About Our Reach
We have partnered with DAI Lanka (Development Associates Initiative) which is a local organization with a global partnership that provides education, mentorship, consultancy, and networking opportunities since 2016. DAI Lanka develops, implements, and disseminates interactive tools to assist leaders in improving their personal integrity, leadership effectiveness, and management abilities in extending the kingdom of God. DAI Lanka continues to design projects to support the rural church and communities in our nation. Empowering the rural community to generate income for small self-employment projects with the commitment to support their local church. So as our charity arm, we have partnered with DAI Lanka to initiate corporate social responsibilities towards the community.
Sustainable Development Project
As the root of the problem is the negative setback to the livelihood opportunities with COVID – 19 Pandemic with strikes Sri Lanka in the year 2020, this project hopes to address it through the provision of interest-free loans, which in turn would help the applicants to engage in a livelihood project of their choice which would have to be approved prior to the Disbursement of the interest-free loans. After that, there would be a systematic positive impact on individuals income.
Sustainable Development Project
As the root of the problem is the negative setback to the livelihood opportunities with COVID – 19 Pandemic with strikes Sri Lanka in the year 2020, this project hopes to address it through the provision of interest-free loans, which in turn would help the applicants to engage in a livelihood project of their choice which would have to be approved prior to the Disbursement of the interest-free loans. After that, there would be a systematic positive impact on individuals income.
Helping the startups
With the Global pandemic striking Sri Lanka in March 2020, the income of the people affected drastically and most of the people in the rural areas were struggling to feed their families. Hence DAI Lanka launched into the project of helping start small businesses among the communities in the rural area in order to boost the financial condition, through a sustainable development project.
Helping the startups
With the Global pandemic striking Sri Lanka in March 2020, the income of the people affected drastically and most of the people in the rural areas were struggling to feed their families. Hence DAI Lanka launched into the project of helping start small businesses among the communities in the rural area in order to boost the financial condition, through a sustainable development project.
Dry Fish trading
Dry fish is a very successful venture as there is a high demand for dry fish in the southern part of Sri Lanka. DAI Lanka was able to partner with a dry-fish wholesaler who appointed sales agents to a given area based on the applications received. Due to the lockdown which has been imposed recently most of the retail outlets has undergone a closure for one and half month. But during that period mobile retail trading was permitted. Taking this as an advantage dry fish trading was done through a door-to-door trading service.
Dry Fish trading
Dry fish is a very successful venture as there is a high demand for dry fish in the southern part of Sri Lanka. DAI Lanka was able to partner with a dry-fish wholesaler who appointed sales agents to a given area based on the applications received. Due to the lockdown which has been imposed recently most of the retail outlets has undergone a closure for one and half month. But during that period mobile retail trading was permitted. Taking this as an advantage dry fish trading was done through a door-to-door trading service.
Helping the Abuse
The project’s aim is to assist abused women in Sri Lanka’s rural areas in breaking the cycle of women having less means to obtain the awareness and assistance they require for the position they are in by conducting workshops.
Objectives of the Project are as follows:
- To increase awareness of domestic violence in rural areas and communities.
- To raise awareness of domestic violence and, when appropriate, access to support services for victims and offenders.
- To encourage/empower local women to spread the word to other women in similar situations.
Helping the Abuse
The project’s aim is to assist abused women in Sri Lanka’s rural areas in breaking the cycle of women having less means to obtain the awareness and assistance they require for the position they are in by conducting workshops.
Objectives of the Project are as follows:
- To increase awareness of domestic violence in rural areas and communities.
- To raise awareness of domestic violence and, when appropriate, access to support services for victims and offenders.
- To encourage/empower local women to spread the word to other women in similar situations.
Women, SMEs, and Inclusive Growth
Women are already active producers if the household and family economy is considered, but they are not currently contributing to the economy through full ownership of their businesses. Potential women entrepreneurs face problems arising from their social identity and role obligations, lack of sufficient knowledge/skills in establishing and running businesses as well as from lack of role models.This project is to Provide training and knowledge to establish and run businesses.
Women, SMEs, and Inclusive Growth
Women are already active producers if the household and family economy is considered, but they are not currently contributing to the economy through full ownership of their businesses. Potential women entrepreneurs face problems arising from their social identity and role obligations, lack of sufficient knowledge/skills in establishing and running businesses as well as from lack of role models.This project is to Provide training and knowledge to establish and run businesses.
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“With the aim of developing and improving the living standards of the rural communities of Sri Lanka”
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“With the aim of developing and improving the living standards of the rural communities of Sri Lanka”