| Title of the Scheme |
Achievement |
| Education Complex for Tribal girls |
 | Yearly 30 to 35 tribal girls students pass out from the school |
| From 1997-98 more than 698 enrolled in the school with residential teaching learning facilities |
| Total 47 students Selected Ekalabya and Adarsa |
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| Shakti Sadan Jagruti –II / Swadhar Greh/ Short Stay Home ( Shelter Home for distress women and girls) |
| 823 cases successfully rehabilitated through counselling, vocational training, legal support, reconciliation, self employment and restoration in their family /relatives/ in-laws .From 1st Oct 1996 to 31st March 2025) |
| 228 children benefited like nutrition, pre and primarily education, clothers and teaching materials |
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| Family Counselling Centre |
| 2227 cases were sorted out through mutual understanding and reconciliation services like legal aid, cell, police station |
| 2230 family disturbance cases were enrolled like rape, dowry demand, extra marital affairs, domestic violence, alcoholism, economic crisis etc. |
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| Odisha Forest Sector Development Project -II ( Partner NGOfrom 2017) |
| 150 Identification/Selection of adopted VSS/Villages (no) in the project area |
| 150 no of Survey and Demarcation of Forest Area assigned to VSS under JFM (No. of VSS) 18433ha. Surveyed & Demarcated Area posted with RCC Pillars |
| 150 no VSS Preparation of Community Based Micro Plans and revisit micro plans |
| 150nos of VSS Building- cum- IGA Facilitation Centres Constructed |
| Drainage Line Treatment (DLT) under JFM (188.5 in ha) |
| Drainage Line Treatment (DLT) Non-JFM (94.5in ha) |
| Consolidation Demarcation of Forest Boundary (237Km |
| Construction of Forest Fire Line (214Km |
| Plantation in Assisted Natural Regeneration (ANR) Area (5376ha) |
| Plantation Artificial Regeneration (AR) Area (929ha) Total Area Planted under Project in (6305ha) |
| Total Seedlings Planted - 2446300nos |
| Plantation taken up in Farmers’ Private land under Farm Forestry Activity (1211ha) |
| 2036 beneficiaries Covered under Farm Forestry Plantation |
| Total Seedlings planted under Farm Forestry in (10.05lakh) |
| Promotion of Livelihood Activities through Convergence with Line Department Schemes/Programes (150no. of VSS Covered) Approximate Cost of Utilization of Funds by Line Departments for undertaking their Schemes/programmes in VSS areas as mobilized under project (Rs 3265.23in Lakhs) |
| Total Schemes/Programmes/Events Organized under Convergence(989no) |
| 169611 nos beneficiaries benefited through Convergence Activities of Government different schemes |
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| Eye Care Programme |
| Paying OPD in Hospital – 479133 |
| Free OPD in Camp Site – 638092 |
| OPD in Vision Centre - 42852 |
| Paying Surgery in Hospital - 2177 |
| Free Adult Surgery in Hospital - 140135 |
| Free paediatric surgery in Hospital - 1515 |
| Free glass distribution – 53452 |
| Free school children screening - 914571 |
| School children identified - 58877 |
| Total no of truckers treated -84513 |
| Total no of glass distributed to truck drivers -3874 |
| Training to school teacher - 5413 |
| Training to ICDS teacher & ASHA -4631 |
| Training to forest animators/ Ophthalmic Assistants -2177 |
| Training to Doctor - 551 |
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| Vision Center |
| Total 07 vision center are functioning and rendering eyecare services at Sriramchandrapur , Bhuban, Khajuria kata of Dhenkanal , Kosala, Athamalia and Khamar of Angul district , Atagarh of Cuttack district . ( 2024-25) |
| 14908 nos people have been eye screened |
| 1608 no patients identified as Cataract |
| 994 no Cataract patient successfully operated of cataract |
| 9867 nos of individuals underwent refraction and received corrective glasses |
| 11709no of patients were provided medical treatment |
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| Imparted training |
| 45 Vision techinician 30 Opthalmic assistant,15 optometist and 35 paramedical staffs trained and employed |
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| Report of Tlud Stove test demonstration and feasibility study. |
| Initially surveyed 250 beneficiaries those having tradinal chulas using fuel wood etc. As per the HELIOZ guidelines, we distributed stoves to 4 selected household representatives in two tribal villages of Gondia Block. They appreciated how the stoves are smokeless, less time consuming, use less firewood, are easy to carry from one place to another, pose less risk, and are good for one’s health. It may also be difficult for forest people to obtain charcoal, since they are restricted from having markets. As a result, people often use hard coal instead of charcoal. |
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| Sewing Machine Operator Training under CSR Project |
| 10 batches of training with 350 of women participants were completed at Baripada of Mayurbhanj district. The duration of each training was three months and by hours it was 576 hours (8 hrs/day). All the trainees were provided with free boarding and lodging, uniform dress, training kit, reference materials and to & fro expenses for the placement meeting. The placement cell of the partner agency had dialogue and communication with appropriate agencies well before the completion of the training and almost all the trainees were placed in suitable agencies located in Bhubaneswar and Bangaluru. |
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| Campaigning and special care during COVID-19 Pandemic |
| Supplied hygienic materials such as soap and masks to 1500 students 2000 people in the community and PPE for our own doctors and health workers. Counselling services also provided to persons living with panic condition and domestic violence cases. Our frontline health workers such as doctors, nurses and other groups have played a pivotal role and providing emergency ophthalmic services to the people are in need. One COVID center also done by government to our Govidpur structure and 200 patients accommodate there . |
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| Self Help Prgramme for persons with differentially abled |
| 260 persons with differentially bled and their families benefited through self help support /micro entrepreneurship , raise their income and socially integrated with the community |
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| NYSASDRI School of Journalism and Social work (NSJS) |
| 537 nos students enrolled in Master in Social Work and Master in Journalism and Mass Communication and out of which 308 students successfully completed their course and placed in different position. |
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| Deemed Orphan (SSH) Project |
| 212 children enrolled in the home with their mother |
| 212 children accommodate with shelter home and provided basis requirement of food, clothing, shelter and education ( up to 2021-22) |
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| ODM Community School/rename British |
| Total 235 children (3-14 yrs) enrolled in nursery to class 7th |
| Best education opportunity for poor and tribal community in rural area( from 2010-11 to 2023-2024) |
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| ODM World School |
| The school was started during the 2012-2013 school year and a total of 176 students are attending (class I to class VI) . The school uses an activity-based methodology centered on the child and includes a digital classroom for helping children to acquire knowledge through audiovisual aids. ( closed 2014-15) |
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| Global Network for Disaster Risk Reduction: Views from the Frontline (VFL)-2019 |
| VFL 2019 covered around three components: Collection: Local civil society organizations are mobilized to conduct surveys and consultations with local communities, local civil society organizations and the local government authorities, recording their perspectives on risk and resilience. Jagatsinghpur and Koraput were selected as risk areas for the study. In Jagatsinghpur district two villages of Erasama blocki:e Japa Bhuan village of Japa panchayat & Jayasankhapur village of Kujagna panchayat were chalked out. Similarly from Koraput district Patangi, Kotpad and Boriguma census towns were taken for study. About 8% of the total households of the five selected risk areas were randomly selected for data collection . Data collection was done through FGDs, Interviews of Local Government and Civil society functionaries and community consultations. Findings of study: |
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| Integrated Water shed Management Programme |
| NYSASDRI acted as the project implementing agency for the empanelment of NGO-PIA under IWMP Batch-V (2013-14) projects in 07 Grampanchayats that cover 11 micro watersheds in 18 villages for Dhenkanal district Sadar – I |
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| Relief & rehabilitation activities in Cyclone (Fani) affected area of Satyabadi Block, Puri district, Odisha |
| Relief distribution 600 families in dugal and 450 Sarangajodi Gram Panchayat in Satyabadi block of Puri |
| A total 2000 families were provided with relief materials ofMosquito net, Solar Lamp, Tarpaulin & Sleeping mats. |
| The villagers worked for cleaning/renovating their community structures and against their labor, daily wages were paid. |
| A total 3291 man days were created to clean and renovate the public structures/surrounding. Health camp was organised and had assessed the health issues of total 234 patients of two panchayats. |
| A total 2500 families have received the 10 veraity of vegetable seeds kits through the SHGs for kitchen garden and livlihood support . |
| FHAILINE - cyclone severe affected in Ganjam District |
| A total of 1100 households distributed relief materials such as cooked food, dry food and other essential commodities to cyclone victims of Garampeta, Indrakhi in Rangeilunda block under Ganjam district Odisha - 2013-14 |
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| Sili Culture and hydro phonics farming system |
| Conservation and hydroponic agriculture demonstrated the Sili Cultures, Drip irrigation, Fustigation, Hydroponics and Gravity-Feed auto flow etc to more than 50 staffs , farmers, and CBOs |
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| Mango Plantation and Drip Irrigation |
| A series of demonstrations were held by the help of Horticulture Department of Dhenkanal at NYSASDRI's demonstration field in Santhasara ( 10acer) 2014-15 |
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| Community Based Rehabilitation for persons with disability Project |
| 598 persons with disability identified |
| Counselling and certification progamme for Persons with Disability (PwD) |
| Formation of Self Help groups PWD - 07 |
| Trained 07 PWDs SHG members and 245 PwDs service providers, parents, teachers and PRIs in 07 GPs |
| Open 07 saving accounts for 07 PWDs SHG |
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| Sustainable Development through food Security for Tribal Community |
| 150 hec area of degraded land have been developed in four villages |
| The total amount of area which has been irrigated with the four WHSs has been 510 acres, whereof 85 acres of land are cultivable for a second crop |
| Two grain stores have been constructed in Jamboo and Phuljhar. |
| Demonstration of vermi compost and compost pits in each of the fifteen villages. |
| 45 women SHGs with 511 members have been formed and saved Rs 8, 45,702.00/- so far. 33 groups have availed a bank loan worth of Rs.18,02,000.00/- |
| 453 beneficiaries have been supported with self finance schemes. |
| Pani Panchayats have been formed in the 5 WHS villages, which are meeting regularly. |
| 465 adult women have been qualified with basic numeric and literacy skills |
| Capacity building of 300 tribal on scientific and modern agriculture, organic farming, use of bio -fertilizer and botanical pesticides. |
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| Community Empowerment & Advocacy For Sustainable Health Care for People in Extrem need in Odisha (CEASH) |
| Management of two Primary Health Centre (n) through Public Private partnership models, pioneer in Odisha. |
| 66239 no patients OPD and 264 in IPD availed treatment services. |
| 288 institutional deliveries conducted, earlier it was defunct at both PHC (N) |
| Conducted 828 antenatal check up & Conducted 309 Postnatal check up |
| 4651 blood slides collected, 809 malaria cases identified |
| 233 outreach camps conducted and 9888 patients treated |
| Immunised 1000 children and 159 mother |
| Motivated 71 cases for Tuboctomy operation and distributed contraceptives to 2270 couples |
| Provided ambulance service to 751 patients and referred 526 patients for their need based treatment |
| 24 x7 hours ambulance services and institutional delivery services |
| 150 women self-help groups(1731 members) have raised Rs.29,80,871/- and received loan of Rs. 3,000,000/- |
| 65 (776 Members) male self-help groups are participating in developmental work. |
| 81(1139members) Kishori clubs have been mobilizing the community by advocating marriage at the right age, maintenance of menstrual hygiene and the STI/RTI. |
| 66 Emergency Obstetric Contingency Committees (EOCC)(408 members) which had been formed earlier within this project, 48 are now subsumed into Gaon Kalyan Samitis (GKS) |
| The model approach initiated by NYSADRI has been replicated in more than 30 PHCs by Govt. of Odisha. |
| Patients turnover increased 10 fold and reached 8000 to 9000 p.a |
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| Fighting for land rights (My Home, My Homestead,) |
| 2007 – A Forum on Land Rights was held in Bhubaneswar, and 83 representatives from the media, academic disciplines, activist organizations, and government committees have participated to give a focused on the goal of reviewing Orissa land policy. |
| As a result of this forum, the Government of Orissa has initiated measures to increase productivity of agriculture, as well as leasing more homestead lands to the poor and landless families. |
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| Micro credit support for Micro entrepreneurship |
| More than 2000 beneficiaries covered through this programme and revolving this funds by the community based organisation |
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| Circle of support for persons with disability and autism |
| The cross-cultural programme to address disabilities and autism in India and Europe was completed in January 2006. |
| This research project was being implemented in India, Germany, and the United Kingdom by Dortmund University of Applied Science, Germany; NYSASDRI, Odisha; Utkal University, Odisha, India; Bolton University, United Kingdom; and Klaus Novy Institute, Cologne, Germany. |
| The purpose of this project was to promote scientific and professional knowledge and skills for a better understanding of the qualities of social networks in Europe and India. |
| Development of two research studies, preparation of a guidebook for volunteers and professionals, development and analysis of case studies on disability, and development of a directory of support organizations and individuals working in the field of disabilities. |
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| Infrastructure Development for community |
| Gondia to NYSASDRI Santhasara Road 3.2km |
| Santhasara Bridge -1, |
| Canals- 3, |
| Micro Water Shed - 7 |
| Tube well -37, |
| Open well -12 , |
| Construction and Renovation of Community Pond – 15, |
| Bore well 04, |
| Two PHC new infrastructure development under PPP Modus. 50 low cost house constructed etc |
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| Office Infrastructure and training facilities |
| NYSASDRI Regd office, training center and guest room ,Santhasara |
| Field centre, Kashipur, |
| Field Center ,Khuntapada, |
| Educational complex- Hukumtola , |
| Post graduate MSW & JMC college- Govindpur , |
| Kalinga eye hospital and Research training centre , Govindpur, |
| Eye hospital ,Dakhinakali Road –Dhenkanal , |
| One coordination office at Bhubaneswar |
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| Crèche for tribal children |
| 850 tribal children between 1 to 5 yrs benefited. |
| Services provided like nutrition, food, health care, playing materials, entertainment materials, preschool Education |
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| Mobile Dispensary |
| 15525 patients treated and medicine provided during last 3 years in sukinda mines affected area. |
| Regular outreach camp organised and referred 357 cases for their need based treatment. |
| Creating awareness and health education on HIV/AIDS, Malaria, Swine flu, drinking water, breast feeding, institutional delivery in 05 GPs of Sukinda |
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| Static Dispensary – Banza , Jajpur |
| 2600 pattiets treated throughthis dispensary in the island of Atta Gram Panchayat |
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| Homeopathic Dispensary - Santhasara |
| Per anum 3500 patients treated and provided medicine through trained Homeopathic doctor |
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| Sterilisation and family planning |
| 507 women and 32 male attended vascotomy and tuboctomy operation for family planning in Gondia and Bhuban block of Dhenkanal District |
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| Cured leprosy programme |
| 50 leprocy cued persons benefited through food, clothes, medicne and vocational training (presing khali) in Dhenkanal town 1996-98 |
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| Harbal Medicinal plantation |
| 2hec of land plantation programme in Gondia Block – 1994-95 |
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| Crèche for Schedule caste children |
| 325 children between 1 to 5 yrs benefited |
| Services provided like nutrition, food, health care, playing materials entertainment materials, preschool learning feeding students to primary school ( 32 student ) |
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| Super cyclone 1999 |
| Relief – Food stuff , essential commodities, utensil, clothes, medicine to 5000 Families including elderly persons , |
| Renovation of house-2000 families , |
| Supported 1000 low cost houses, |
| Microcredit support to 5000 families – Jagatsinghpur, Dhenkanal and Keonjhar |
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| Vocational training |
| (Shorthand and typing, weaving, tie die and batic and block , Khali processing unit, cycle flower, chalk, mushroom, 1988-1995) More than 1270 women and girls completed training and raise their family income through self employment |
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| Non formal education |
| 25 Non formal education center run in Bhuban block since 1988 more than 1850children benefited through this education center |
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| Adult Education |
| 25 adult education center run in Gondia and more than 855 functionally liberated |
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| Smokeless chulas |
| 4570 no Smokeless chulas constructed in Gondia Block |
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| Low cost Housing |
| 50 no low cost house constructed for tribal families |
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| Sanitary Latine programme |
| More than 250 sanitary latrine constructed and imparted awareness about how to use it |
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| Plantation and up gradation of wasteland |
| More than 50 hectors plantation work done like fuel wood , timber and fruits bearing tress |
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| Solar system demonstation |
| By the help of OREDA and CAPART NYSASDRI demonstrated and used solar sight light, room light, solar water pump, Television and mud solar cooker . |
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| Bio Gas energy |
| Demonstrated and constructed Dinabandhu Model bio gas plant for 100 ST families |
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| Volunteer Services |
| More than 200 Volunteers from different counties visited and shared their experience and time with us from 1995 to 2025 |
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| Milestones |
| The first NGO in the state to raise the issue of sex education in school curriculum at secondary level. |
| New initiative taken by NYSASDRI “Circle of Support (CoS) for disability and Autism" |
| NYSASDRI is the first organization in Odisha to assume the day-to-day functioning of two Primary Health Centers (PHC) through the Public-Private Partnership (PPP) modality, which has become a successful and replicable model, in the State. |
| It was started a Campaign on Mo Jami Mo Dhiha “My Land, My Home Steed Land” in the state |
| One of the staff is the first recipient of CAROL R. LUBIN international award (IFS youth fellowship award) by IFS for her achievement in the field of Sex education in Odisha. |
| The United Nations Department of Public Information (DPI/ NGO)(UN Press Release PI/1597 Dated 20th July 2004) |
| Member of Vision 2020, an organization formed by IABP and the World Health Organization (WHO) |
| Listed by the Planning Commission, Govt. of India in its Database of NGO |
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| Affiliation with National and international organizations |
| Member of the International Federation of Settlements and Neighbourhood Centres (IFS) |
| Kalinga Eye Hospital (a unit of NYSASDRI) is an NABH entry-level SHCO |
| Associate Member of the United Nations Department of Global Communication (UNDGC) (UN Press Release PI/ 1597 Dated 20th July 2004) |
| Member of Vision 2020, an organization formed by the International Agency For The Prevention of Blindness (IAPB) and the World Health Organization (WHO) |
| Member of Voluntary Action Network India (VANI) |
| Committee for Legal Aid to Poor (CLAP) |
| Women Power Connect |
| Member of Global Network of Civil Society Organizations for Disaster Reduction (GNDR) |
| Kalinga Eye Hospital is empanelled with ECHS, BSKY,Ayusman Bharat, Star Health Insurance |
| Affiliation with Utkal University of Culture, Government of Odisha |
| Affiliated with National Council of Vocational and Research Training (NCVRT) New Delhi |
| Affiliation with Singhania University, Rajastan |
| Affiliation with Health Sector Skill Council HSSC Certificate |
| NABH Accreditation Hospital( Kalinga Eye Hospital A unit of NYSASDRI) |
| Govt. Selected as( Project Implementing Agency ) PIA for Water shed project , Partner Ngo (P-NGO) in OFSEDP- II Forest Sector Development Programme ,Public Private Partnership in Health Sector ( PPP) |
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| Research and study |
| Following is a list of studies completed up to 2011: |
| "Institutional Feeding Programs and their Linkage with Smallholder Farmers": MS Swaminathan Research Foundations, Chennai |
| "Focus Research on District Level Public Health System": i-Concept Initiative, Bhubaneswar and Sahyog Research Pvt Ltd, New Delhi |
| "Community Needs Assessment" and "PRI Needs Assessment": Eastern Techno-Socio Consultants (P) Ltd., Bhubaneswar |
| "Executive Summary of Seminar on Land Policy for Accelerated Agriculture Growth and Poverty Reduction in Orissa" |
| "Socioeconomic Study": Nimidha Village in Odapada, Dhenkanal |
| "Development of Womenfolk through Capacity Building and Need-Based Micro Entrepreneurship": Kochilamada Village in Khadagaprasad Gram Panchayat, Dhenkanal. |
| Lower acceptance of Cataract Surgery by women in Gondia Block of Dhenkanal District |
| The impact of Meikirch model |
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| Publication |
| DRUSTI (quarterly newsletter from Kalinga Eye Hospital) and IMPACT (quarterly newsletter from NYSASDRI) are published for the stakeholders |
| Gaan Mati quarterly magazine (Oriya), detailing project participants' stories of Natural Resource Management and empowerment. |
| The Role and Responsibility of Panchayati Raj Systems of Orissa, Oriya book |
| DARPAN: A Mirror of Achievements. Oriya magazine that describes success stories, project interventions, and issues identified in the process by stakeholders. |
| A Guide Book of PPP for healthcare |
| Developing Women Self Help Group – Odia |
| Evaluation Report of Atta PHC(New) |
| Evaluation report of Khankira PHC (New) |
| Swatyarakshya Sahayika - Part -1 |
| Swatyarakshya Sahayika - Part –II |
| PPP for Health care experience |
| PPP Workshop Report |
| Revitalizing Rural Health |
| Role and Responsibilities of PRIs |
| Concept of Sex Education and Citizens Action |
| Community Health in Odia Issues and Perspective |
| A guide book for trainees and professionals working on disability |
| The Meikirch – Odiya |
| The Meikirch – English |
| Critical Review of the Performance of NYSASDRI |
| Directory of CoS for Persons with disabilities in Odia |
| District level health care system |
| Moo Jami Mo Diha Abhijan |
| Public private partnership NYSASDRI’S experience in Health sectors reforms |
| Second international Conference on CoS |
| Seminar on Land Policy |
| Terrible super cyclone 1999 |
| Strategy paper of NYSASDRI |
| Sex education & Reproductive health rights for younger people |
| Book of Sex Education in School Curriculum |
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