Villagers fight against plastic

The streets of Annathur, a village in India, are now maintained and clean. The result is one of several outcomes of our global project to help improve living conditions.

Before Humanium’s intervention, nearly all of the plastic used by the village ended up in nature.

Although organic waste decomposes naturally, this is not the case for plastic waste. At the present time, plastic waste represents most of the waste in the villages of India. Virtually no living organism is able to degrade plastic, of which the durability is also a problem.

Nonetheless, the problem of plastic is also one of education. Organizing the clean up, the sorting, and the collection of waste in a way that supports the autonomy of the villagers is one of our objectives in our environmental program.

The villagers of Annathur are now aware of the need to keep their village clean, and are particularly proud of the result. The village clean up was organized regularly by women’s groups, and waste collection bins have thus been set up in the village.

Support other villages in the fight against plastic! 80 EUR / 100 CHF is enough to organize an awareness campaign in a village. Please make a donation.

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Vijayakanth can finish his studies

Vijayakanth comes from the village of Rajampet in India.  He did not attend school for many years and could not make up what he missed in public school.

He was enrolled in a bridge school specially adapted to allow him to pass his certificate of secondary studies and enroll in a polytechnic program in school.

After 2 years of study in mechanical engineering, Vijayakanth needed help to finance his last year of study. Despite the support of his parents, their extreme poverty did not allow them to finance his education costs.

Like many other students his age, Vijayakanth has the abilities and the motivation to pursue his studies, but does not have sufficient resources.

o Humanium has developed an aid program for higher education to allow Vijayakanth to finish his studies and receive his diploma.

To support this program and come to the aid of youth in difficulty, you can :
> make a donation
> sponsor a child

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A great success with our Annathur project !

In 2010 Humanium launched a project to improve the living conditions of the people of Annathur, a village in the Southeast of India. After two years of work, the initiative has met all the villagers’ expectations. Humanium is proud to present the results!

Over the course of two years, the quality of life of the inhabitants hasvastly improved. In order to achieve the defined objectives, five programmes were implemented, focusing on education, microfinance, health, citizenship and the environment.

Numerous interventions and awareness campaigns have enabled essential principles to become embedded in the town, most notably in relation to nutrition, health and hygiene, and also in relation to child protection, natural resource management and respect of the environment. In addition to this, the Citizens’ Centre and the various committees have facilitated real access to information and to varying modes of communication. The people of the village not only know their rights, but also know the different government programmes from which they can benefit.

The improvements made have been remarkable and the village people’s future prospects have greatly improved.

Thanks to the consolidation process conducted before the end of the project, progress continues to be made via the charitable structure and through the village’s Development Committee, which guarantees the continuity and sustainability of the project.

On behalf of the people of Annathur, Humanium would like to thank you for your support and for your continued interest in our programmes. Thank you!

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