Friday, November 14, 2014

Construction of Artificial Pond and Introducing Hatchlings

In June 2014, further expansion work was carried out on the fishery program. (Click here to read about it.)

Here's a video of the activity.

Videos of Setting Up Caged Fishery

The fishery Social Business for Education in Thangpalkot for Raithane school was begun in late of August, 2013. Here finally are videos of the event. (Click here to read the blog post about it.)

This one is about making and setting up the cages.
This one is about the introduction of the hatch-lings into the cages.
 

Video: Building a Boat for Raithane School Pond


Video: Raithane Secondary School Science Lab


Video: Making of Kim Children's Library at Sri Raithane Secondary School


SBE Pilot Project Video

COMMITTED believes education gives individuals the freedom to dream the impossible and chart their own destinies. However, often in rural Nepal, education of children is either neglected or not a priority due mainly to poverty. In the communities COMMITTED serves, the financial burden placed on the household is so much that children either do not go to school at all or drop out long before graduation. To address that, and as a part of Sikchya Mero Adhikar (Education-My Right) Campaign, COMMITTED establishes Social Business for Education (SBE) projects.

Social Business for Education is an income-generating project, profits from which will be used mainly to run and support free, mandatory, and quality education at community schools. The rest of the profits will be spent on village development projects through a local government-led community planning process. These income generating self-sustainable businesses are appropriate for the local economy and run as a community managed cooperative. As such, both the community and the school will participate directly in the planning, implementing and running of the business. Each year a certain amount of generated funds from the SBE is allotted towards improvements outlined in the School Improvement Plan (SIP).

You can more here, a post by the Education Program Director of COMMITED on his Blog.

The video below, found on our YouTube Channel, was made in 2011.