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Home > World Schoolhouse > Projects > Past Projects > India - CSR >  India - CSR 2001-2003

In the South Indian state of Tamil Nadu, almost half of the children in rural areas never get the chance to go to school. Schools are too far away, not taught in the local language, or are simply too expensive.

CSR is working to achieve full enrollment in a specific rural district of Tamil Nadu. CSR trains teachers and works with other local organizations to establish a network of concerned parents and supporters to improve the schools.

 

Project Partners
Centre for Social Reconstruction
The Centre for Social Reconstruction (CSR) works to increase access to education for the poorest members of rural society. CSR was established in 1974 in Tamil Nadu, India as a voluntary organization devoted to promoting education, health, and poverty reduction for poor rural communities.
Cisco Systems, Inc.
Thanks to generous financial support from the Cisco Foundation and Cisco employees, the NetAid World Schoolhouse and the Center for Social Reconstruction are working to increase access to education for the poorest members of rural society.
http://www.cisco.com


Read about a family's dedication to keep 13-year Venkatesh in school >>

 

Goal Reached!

Thanks to your support NetAid and our partners have reached our goal for this project.

  • Enrolled 26,747 unenrolled children
  • Re-enrolled 5,137 drop-out children
  • Trained 5,593 teachers
  • Established Village Monitoring Committees and worked with 37,506 members
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    Project Budget

    Support $8,530
    Operational Costs $31,055
    Teacher Training $67,500
    Supplies & Materials $8,330
       
    Total $115,415
     

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