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    AProject report

    on"Nisarg Community Science Centre"

    Project Guide:

    Prof. Shweta Mehta

    Submitted by:Pragnesh Anaghan(2)

    Narendra Mehta(38)

    Chandrakant Patel(56)

    Pratik Patel(60)

    S.K.PATEL INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT AND

    COMPUTER STUDIES

    GANDHINAGAR, April 2011

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    CertificateThis is to certify that Mr. narendra Mehta, Mr Pratik Patel, Mr. Pragnesg Anaghan

    and Mr. Chandrakant Patel, MBA 1st year students of S. K. Patel Institute ofManagement and Computer Studies, have submitted their Social Project titled

    Nisarg Community Science Centre in the Year 2010-2011 in partial fulfillmentof Kadi Sarva Vishwa Vidhyalaya requirements for award of the title of Master of

    Business Administration.

    Prof. Sonu V. Gupta Prof.Bipin Valera Prof. Shweta Mehta

    Director Social Project Project Guide

    Coordinator

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    Declaration

    I, hereby declare that the Winter Project titled, A Social Project Report on Nisarg

    Community Science Centre is original to the best of our knowledge and has not been

    published elsewhere. This is for the purpose of partial fulfillment of Kadi Sarva

    Vishvavidhyalaya requirements for the award of the title of Master of BusinessAdministration, only.

    Student Name: Signature

    1. Mr. Pragnesh

    2. Mr. Narendra Mehta3. Mr. Chandrakant Patel

    4. Mr. Pratik Patel

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    PREFACE

    This Project Report has been prepared in partial fulfillment of the requirement of the M.

    B. A. Programme (Sem. II).

    For preparing the Project Report, we have visited the NGO to avail the necessary

    information. The blend of learning and knowledge acquired during our studies at the

    foundation is presented in this Project Report.

    The rationale behind visiting the foundation and preparing the Project Report is to study

    the structure of the foundation, history and development of foundation in its various

    facets, its contribution towards the society and in the growth of the country.

    The information presented in this Project Report is obtained from sources like the

    operators of the foundation, the various personnel and other literature such as the

    handbook/leaflet of the foundation.

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    Acknowledgement

    Our deepest thanks to Prof. SHWETA MEHTA, the project guide for guiding and

    correcting our document with attention and care.

    We express our thanks to the director of SKPIMCS Prof. Mrs. SONU GUPTA for giving

    us social project and we also thanks to Prof. BIPIN VALERA for his support and

    guidance.

    Thanks and appreciation to the helpful people of NISARG COMMUNITY SCIENCE

    CENTRE for their support.

    We would also thank to our institute SKPIMCS and all faculty members without whom

    this project would have been a distant reality.

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    TABLE OF CONTENTS

    No. Title Page no.

    1. Preface I

    2. Acknowledgements II

    3. Executive Summary IV

    4. Chapter 1: Introduction (Project Work and General Environment) 1

    5. Chapter 2: NGO profile (History, Financial Performance) 3

    6. Chapter 3: Findings and Conclusions 27

    7. Suggestions 28

    8. References (Bibliography, Sources of Information) 29

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    EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

    This project has been done at NGO. Nisarg community science centre is at

    Gandhinagar. In December 1997 the Gujarat Council of Science and technology of

    Gujarat Government has recognized as district science centre of Gandhinagar.

    In so many schools there is no such facilities system that students performs practical of

    science in their schools according to prescribe in there text book of science. That is a

    main reason they couldnt properly under stood the basic principles of science.

    Interested science students are actively taking part in science practical. The Centre has

    well-equipped laboratories in Physics, Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics and

    Computers, which are open for all. Every Sunday, under the Sunday Science'

    programme, students, teachers can perform experiments related either to the school

    curriculum or even outside of it. Experts from the Centre provide guidance wherever

    and whenever required. Students as well as the community can freely explore on their

    own and discover for themselves a whole new world of science in exhibition.

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    Chapter 1.Introduction

    Project Work

    The project was carried out to know the activities carried out by Nisarg Community

    Science Centre. How this foundation helping the society to create awareness about

    science and technology. We have personally meet the destitute which are there in the Ngowho has nobody with them. We came to know that which kind of activities Nisarg

    Community Science Centre is doing in Gandhinagar.

    The General Environment

    Objectives of Institute

    To aware the people about practical uses in society of modern research in

    science and technology.

    To organize the programmed base on science for popularization of

    science & technology.

    To conduct the activities so that student can tack interest in science.

    To conduct the programmers about the environmental and its

    preservation.

    To conduct the awareness about public health and aids.

    To aware about superstition by scientific way.

    To conduct the workshop, training and science education programmers to

    develop interest in science in student as well as teachers.

    To publish science based literature.

    In so many schools there is no such facilities system that students performs practical of

    science in their schools according to prescribe in there text book of science. That is a

    main reason they couldnt properly under stood the basic principles of science. Interested

    science students are actively taking part in science practical. The Centre has well-

    equipped laboratories in Physics, Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics and Computers,

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    which are open for all. Every Sunday, under the Sunday Science' programs, students,

    teachers can perform experiments related either to the school curriculum or even outside

    of it. Experts from the Centre provide guidance wherever and whenever required.

    Students as well as the community can freely explore on their own and discover for

    themselves a whole new world of science in exhibition.

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    Chapter 2.NGO Profile And Activities

    Name of the institution:

    NISARG COMMUNITY SCIENCE CENTRE

    GOVERNED BY SHREE RAM EDUCATION TRUST.

    Postal address:

    61/3 GH type,

    Sector-23, PIN CODE: 382023

    Gandhinagar (Gujarat), India

    Date & Number of Registration:

    SHREE RAM EDUCATION TRUST. Regi.No.9162/Ahmedabad/ 13-10-92

    Nisarg community science centre, Gandhinagar is an institute managed by Shri Ram

    Education Trust. Shri Ram Education Trust is registered in 1992. Its Regi. No is 9162 /

    Ahmedabad / 13-10-92 the motive of the organization is to expand the education in

    society.

    Science activates were done by Shri Ram Trust from 1995 to 1997 at Gandhinagar. In

    1997 Shri Ram Education Trust has established Nisarg Community Science Centre at

    Gandhinagar. In December 1997 the Gujarat council on science and technology of

    Gujarat Government has recognized as district science centre of Gandhinagar District.

    The aims of science centre are as under.

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    Collaborating Institutions

    NCSC is thankful to all these institutions and organizations for their support and

    cooperation. NCSC is networking and working with several organizations and

    institutions. The following is a list of some of the collaborating institutions:

    Gujarat Council on Science and Technology

    (GUJCOST)

    Department of Science and Technology, India (DST)

    United Nations Environment Program (UNEP)

    National Council for Science & Technology

    Communication (NCSTC)

    Clean Up the World

    Gujarat Energy Development Agency (GEDA)

    Gujarat Pollution Control Board (GPCB)

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    Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO)

    Tata Energy Research Institute (TERI)

    Institute for Plasma Research (IPR)

    Physical Research Laboratory (PRL)

    Vigyan Prasar

    Gujarat Electricity Board

    Gujarat Council of Science City

    Managing Body

    Governing Body

    No Name & Address Designation

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    1

    Anilkumar Kuberbhai Patel

    F-2, Harivila apartment, Plot- 173, Sector-29,

    Gandhinagar.

    Phone: R-23238130 Mo:9327835215

    Managing Trustee

    2

    Nareshbhai Gopaldas Bojvani

    Manekbag Socity, Ambavadi, Ahmedabad

    Mo: 937617944Chairman

    3

    Jayantibhai Kuberdas PatelC-59, Ila Society, India Colony, Bapunagar,

    Ahmedabad

    Phone: R-22742159 Mo: 9898198222

    Trustee

    4

    Mukeshbhai Gopaldas Bojvani

    Manekbag Socity, Ambavadi,Ahmedabad

    Mo: 9824065564Trustee

    5 Kanubhai Vitthaldas PatelDwarka appartment, Hiravadi, Bapunagar,

    Ahmedabad

    Mo: 9825623618 Trustee

    Advisory Body

    No Name & Institute Qualification

    1Anilkumar Kuberbhai Patel

    Managing Trustee

    Nisarg Community Science Centre

    B.Sc, M.A, M.Ed, Ph.D (conti.)

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    2

    Dr. Vijaykumar Manubhai Barot

    Profesor:

    Talod Science CollegeAt-Talod, Dist: Sabarkantha

    M.Sc, Ph.D

    3Dr. Praksas s. Trivedi

    Science Advisor:

    DIET( Jila Talim Bhavan,Gandhinagar

    M.Sc, M.Ed. Ph.D

    4Giteshbhai M.Patel

    Science Teacher:

    R.G.Girls School,Sector-23,Gandhinagar

    M.Sc, M.Ed.

    5Dr, Girishbhai k. Patel

    Medical Officer:

    Civil Hospital, Gandhinagar

    M.B.B.S

    6

    Pro. R. G. Motvani

    Scientific Officer:

    Gujarat Council on Science & Technology

    GandhinagarM.E.

    Their Extra Activities

    Sunday Science Club

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    To perform the experiments on Sunday for students CSC has been conducting Sunday

    Science club Program for 10 years. For this we have established laboratory of Physics,

    Biology and Chemistry. In this program student from standard 5 to 10 comes to perform

    and learn the experiments that they are having in their books and other. The aim of the

    activity is to educate students with Learning by Doing method that they are not getting

    in schools. In a year about 40 Sundays are allocated for Sunday science club program.

    Schedule of Sunday Science Club

    Standard Time

    8 (Secondary) 9:00 AM

    9 (Secondary) 10:00 AM10 (Secondary) 11:00 AM

    5 (Primary) 2:00 PM

    6 (Primary) 3:00 PM

    7 (Primary) 4:00 PM

    Workshops

    Model Rocketry Workshop

    These workshops aim to train students in the designing of model rockets. Students deals

    with the principal of rocket and make different designs to get maximum hight. Students

    knows process of fabrication and working of the rockets and their engines. Students make

    their models/designs in group or individually and launch. They measures the hight of the

    rocket using trigonometry and the highest height gainer gets awarded.

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    Things to learn

    Rocket Principal, Designs, Single stage rocket, Double stage rocket, Parachute rocket,

    Calibration, Launching the rocket, Launching rocket with remote control, Measuring

    height of rocket.

    Aero modeling Workshop

    In aero modeling club and workshop children makes model aircrafts with the raw

    materials which is easily available. They can know the basic principals of flight, how

    airplanes can fly? And how aerofoil works. They make models with paper and the scale

    models with BALSA wood. Our volunteers from Aeronautical engineering and Pilots

    explains the children about the aerodynamics principals.We have made aircraft with

    methanol engine. Our resource persons explains children their aircraft designs and show

    them its flight. We also conduct public Air shows where community can see and know

    the aero models.

    Things to learn :

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    Airplane and Airfoil Principal, Designs, Static designs from paper, flying designs with

    BALSA Wood, Free flight Aircraft, Control Line aircraft, Radio Controlled

    Aircrafts, flying of aircraft, Measuring height of rocket.

    Fun with Chemistry

    This workshop aims to explain the children the chemistry basics. Experiments are

    performed by children so that they can understand the chemistry. They can know the

    testing the materials around them. They knows to test the acidity and bases using litmus

    papers. Children knows structure, composition, properties, and reactive characteristics of

    substances by performing practical , models and Periodic table.

    Things to learn:

    Chemistry, Fun Practical, Testing materials, Testing characteristics of substances and

    elements, Using Litmus papers, Structure of graphite, diamond by models, Calculating

    molecular weight, testing pH levels, Effects of temperature on gas, liquid and solid,

    hardness softness of water.

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    Fun with Maths

    This workshop aims to create interest of children in maths with easy learning tricks. They

    can know the tricks to do mathematical operations fast. Children solves mathematical

    puzzle designed to test skills. The tricks and the mathematic of solving operations in

    seconds also helps children in their studies. The geometrical shapes are made by children

    that helps them to know the mathematical equations and their shapes.

    Fun with Physics

    Fun with Physics workshop is for children and teachers. To understand the things

    happenings around our life with simple physics. Physics principal can be easily learnt by

    students with help of simple models. They are explained about the basic physics around

    us like gravity, motion, effect of temperature on characteristics of metal and the physics

    of simple machines, mass with different models. Children make models to understand the

    center of gravity and center of mass and fun experiments like boiling water in paper cup.

    Things to learn:

    Physics around us, Newton's law of gravity, Newton's laws of motion in vacuum, Testing

    characteristics in different conditions, finding Center of Gravity, Center of mass,

    potential energy, working of simple machines, physics of lens and prism, Magnets their

    poles and applications, boiling water in paper cup

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    Science Magic Workshop

    NCSC conducts the science magic workshop to aware the students about the science

    behind the called magic. Students know the magic tricks of optical illusions and the hand

    tricks used by magicians. Our resource persons are professional they uncovers the secret

    science behind the magic. Magic contains illusions, chemical reactions and hand tricks.

    In India large number of people are superstitious. NCSC also conducts the programs to

    remove the superstition from the community using the science behind the magic.

    Things to learn :

    Science behind the magic, Tricks of optical illusion, magic with chemicals, Fire in water,

    changing colors of water, water of India, stick from handkerchief, multiple balls from

    single ball, tricks behind card shuffling, magic with mirrors.

    Electronics Hobby Workshop

    Science Centre conducts the electronics hobby workshop to clear the concepts of the

    electronics. The electronics components and their use are displayed with models and

    circuits. Students knows the working of circuits, LED, diode , capacitor and the

    measuring instruments. Using multimeters to measure electrical quantity and soldering

    the circuits. Our experts teaches them the Ohms laws and the effect of current on

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    magnetic field flowing through wires. Projects and simple circuits used to teach them like

    clap switch, water level controller, fire alarms, doorbell and the electromagnetic train and

    making simple electric motor. Concepts of robotics are awarded to them and wireless

    robotic machines are displayed to them.

    Things to learn :Electronics principals, Ohms law, measuring current, voltages , resistance and

    capacitance using multimeter, home made fire alarm, musical doorbell, FM receiver,

    water level indicator, rectifier, clap switch, Electromagnetic Train, electric motor,

    Robotics.

    Kitchen Chemistry

    Kitchen: a room or part of a room or building in which food is prepared and cooked.

    Generally we know it as above definition but we can say that its a laboratory. Every

    activity or process of cooking has a scientific reasons. Participants knows this reasons

    like why pressure cooker is more efficient? how bacteria can help in cooking? They can

    know how food can be preserved to store for long time using household chemicals. They

    are also awarded to save the energy using solar cookers. Women shares their recipes and

    techniques' to use Solar Cookers. They are also guided to buy solar cookers at subsidy

    rates.

    Things to learn :

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    advance cooking techniques, preserving food for long time, chemical reactions in

    cooking, saving energy, using solar cooker

    Science model making workshop

    The NCSC has been helping out students to perform experiments with models and by

    making them. This programme is conducted in vacations. Students are explained the

    principals of the science with the simple models. They make their own models like

    periscopes and hovercrafts to understand its principal of working. This programme has

    been most beneficial to school students in fulfilling their school projects .

    Days celebrated:

    National Science Day

    World Environment Day

    World Population Day

    Earth day

    Ozone Day

    AIDS Day

    World Wild Life Week

    Technology Day

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    Vikram Sarabhai Janmjayanti

    Rajiv Gandhi Axya Urja Din

    Energy Conservation Day

    Hiroshima Day

    Solar Day (Surya Din)

    Programs for Teachers

    Success of the educational process depends on the quality, commitment and expertise of

    the teachers. This dependence is further enhanced due to the growing as well as changing

    needs of the children and the frequent changes in curriculum and teaching methodology.

    Therefore, the training of teachers themselves becomes critical.

    For popularization of Science and Technology teachers are good medium. They can

    prepare students for the non co-curriculum activities we organize such programs for

    teachers.

    Teachers Training programs

    Seminar for Teachers

    Guidance for Science fair, National children science congress and science

    exhibitions.

    Workshops for teachers

    Ramanujan Math club for teachers

    Trainings on different events like venues transit and total solar eclipse 2009.

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    Environmental Programs

    Environmental Education Programs are designed for those intending to teach in publicand private schools, institutions of higher education, nature centers, outdoor education

    programs, parks and recreation programs, government programs.

    Emerging scientific research drew new attention to existing and hypothetical threats to

    the environment and humanity. An environmental issue is the negative aspects of human

    activity on the biophysical environment. Environmentalism, a social and environmental

    movement that started in the 1960s,

    We are working for the awareness in the students, teachers and different groups of

    community about the environmental issues and conservation. We conduct different

    activities in schools as well as on special occasions.

    Environmental Issues:

    Climate change - Global warming, Energy conservation, Renewable energy, Efficient

    energy use , Renewable energy commercialization, Land pollution, Light pollution ,

    Noise pollution, Acid rain , Air pollution, Plastic waste, recycling, Ozone layer depletion .

    Main Activities

    Echo Clubs

    NEAC

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    Since the first Clean Up the World campaign in 1993 the improvements achieved due to

    the efforts of millions of concerned volunteers around the world have been astounding.

    Examples of community-led Clean Up the World activities include:

    Recycling and resource recovery

    Tree planting

    Education campaigns

    Water reuse and conservation

    Competitions

    Exhibitions

    Fix up projects.

    While participants are encouraged to hold environmental events on or around CUWWeekend (always the 3rd weekend in September), Clean Up the World is also designed

    to provide support to groups undertaking activities throughout the year.

    Clean Up the World is associated with the Department of Public Information of the

    United Nations and is supported by, and collaborates with, a range of partner

    organizations in various countries.

    Clean Up the World 2008

    (Clean Up Our Climate)

    Nisarg Community Science centre Member Activity Profile

    CLEAN UP THE WORLD WEEKEND 2007

    NCSC Registered in UNEP Activity Report

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    To generate scope for activity based learning.

    To develop kits/teaching aids for their use in school science teaching and to

    improve the quality of school science education.

    To provide training and extend facilities for creative work to neighboring

    schools.

    To educate the community as a whole in the areas of energy conservation,

    ecology and environment, health and hygiene, food & nutrition.

    Implementation of improved method to boost up yields in the field and

    farm, water management.

    To eliminate superstition and prejudice from the society.

    To provide vocational and career guidance to the people in general in the areas

    of Science & Technology.

    List of Community Science Centre

    Sr. Level of CSC Name of Centre

    1 Regional Shri O.V. Sheth Pradeshik Lok Vigyan Kendra, Rajkot

    2 Regional Pradeshik Lok Vigyan Kendra , Vadodara

    3 Regional Kalyan Regional Community Science Centre, Bhavnagar

    4 DistrictM.D.Mehta Zilla Lokvignan Kendra, Darbargadh, Dhrol-381210

    Dist.- Jamnagar5 District Nisarg Community Science Centre, Gandhinagar

    6 DistrictPramukhswami Zilla Lokvignan Kendra, Badoli, Ta: Idar,

    Dist. Sabarkantha

    7 DistrictShri Girdharbhai Sangrahalaya District Community Science

    Centre, Amreli

    8 DistrictShri Brahmanandji Zilla Lok Vignan Kendra, Chaparda,

    Ta: Visavadarl, Dist:Junagadh

    9 DistrictSardar Patel University Zilla Vignan Kendra, Vallabh Vidyanagar,

    Dist: Anand

    10 DistrictSir Sorbaji Training College, DIET, Chock Bazar, Zilla Lok

    Vignan Kendra, Surat-395003

    11 District Dr. Homibhabha Zilla Lokvignan Kendra, Surendranagar

    12 District Banas Gram Vikas Samiti Zilla Lokvignan Kendra, Palanpur

    13 District Shri Akhil Anjana Kelvani Mandal Zilla Lok Vigyan Kendra,

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    Patan

    14 DistrictShri Satsang Shiksha Parishad Zilla Lok Vigyan Kendra,

    Porbandar

    15 District Prayosha Pratishthan Zilla Lok Vigyan Kendra, Dang

    16 District

    Swamivivekanand Vidya Vihar, Nava Sankul, Dakor Road,

    Nadiad.

    17 District Indian Planetary Society CSC, Bhuj.

    Baal Urja Rakhshak Dal (BURD)

    The Bal Urja Rakshak Dal (BURD), 'teams of child energy guards', program was initiated

    in 2004-05 by Gujarat Energy Developement Agency (GEDA, Govt. of Gujarat). The

    objective of the program, now in its fifth year, is to mobilize children as Urja Rakshaks,

    energy guardians, who will take on - the challenge to motivate responsible, rational, and

    restrained use of energy in their homes, schools and community by encouraging right and

    honest energy choices. The program objective is to tap the children's potential as

    persuasive and powerful agents of change in their immediate community. The young

    energy guardians reach out to the community to promote best practices in energy

    conservation, impart knowledge about energy efficient technologies, campaign for

    renewable energy alternatives, and advocate ethical use of energy. They endeavor to

    highlight linkages between our present lifestyle: rapid industrialization, urbanization,consumerism and growing energy and resource consumption and its impact on our

    natural resources, climate and environment. Their credo is 'save energy, save money, save

    earth'. The program strives to empower Urja Rakshaks with the understanding that the

    power of change lies with the individual; even small, simple and seemingly insignificant

    change-encouraging actions, when repeated diligently with tireless consistency, grow into

    dominant trends that can transform our world with an amazing 'fractal power'.

    Nisarg Community Science Centre is implementing agency of BURD. We are working in

    4 districts Patan, Mehsana, Gandhinagar and Kheda covering 230 primary and 230

    secondary schools in BURD project.

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    Activities of BURD

    Elocution

    Essay Writing

    Drawing Competition

    Energy Audit (Home and School)

    Energy Study

    Quiz

    Film Shows

    Drama

    Exhibition

    Field trips Public awareness rallies

    Celebration of Rajiv Gandhi Akshay Urja din ( 20 August )

    Celebration of Energy Conservation day ( 14 December )

    Urja Utsav

    National Environment Awareness Campaign (NEAC)

    National Environment Awareness Campaign (NEAC) program have been running by the

    Ministry of Forest & Environment, Govt. of India. The main objective of the program is

    to aware the different groups of the community like students, teachers, woman, farmers,

    workers etc. To develop awareness in them different programs are conducted.

    Mother NGO of the program is VIKASAT, Ahmadabad (Nehru foundation for

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    development). Nisarg community science centre has been working with VIKSAT for

    10years in this project.

    NEAC is divided in two programs.

    1. Awareness Program

    2. Implementation Program

    Under awareness programs rallies, workshops, Expert lectures, seminar, debates and

    fieldwork is being done.

    Cleaning the public places, collecting waste plastics, tree plantation, solar cooker training

    workshops for woman, making and using Wormy compost fertilizers activities are doneas implementation program.

    Following NEAC Programs are Conducted by Institution.

    No Date Subject Place & AddressNo. of

    Beneficiary

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    1 18-03-03Water Conservation

    programmeM.B.Patel School, Vavol 170

    2 19-03-03Water Conservation

    programmeSecondary School Randheja 250

    3 30-03-03 Water Conservationprogramme

    Saraswati School, Halisa 150

    4 21-5-04 Work shop VIKSAT ,Ahmedabad 300

    5 15-7-04Water Conservation

    programmeSecondary School,Kharana 50

    6 16-04-04Water Conservation

    programme

    Maharana Pratap School,

    Sec-27, Gandhinagar200

    7 18-04-04Water Conservation

    programme

    Panchasil Vidyalaya,

    Kharna150

    8 28-04-04 Water Conservation

    programme

    Swaminarayan Grurukul,

    Kotenswar150

    9 07/04/2006 Solid west managementUmianagar ta-Mansa,

    Gandhinagar250

    10 29/5/06 Solid west management NCSC, Gandhinagar 60

    11 22/7/06Solid west management

    (Wormy Compost workshop)

    Krisi Vigyankendra,

    Ranjdheja100

    12 21-5-07 Solid west management Omkar High school, Sec -13100

    13 15/3/2008 Save our Wild lifeSwaminarayan School ,

    Lavarpur

    350

    14 24/02/2009Climate Change (Energy

    Conservation program)

    Mahila Sivan varg, Sec-22,

    Gandhinagar100

    Facilities

    Exhibition

    Biology laboratory

    Chemistry laboratory

    Physics laboratory

    Computer Lab. & library

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    Chapter 3. Findings & Conclusion

    Our findings are as follows:

    They want to make people aware about uses of science.

    They plan their activities purely based on science and technology.

    They conduct a public health awareness programme.

    They make aware about the superstition by scientific way.

    They also do many kind of awareness program through collaboration with other

    organizations.

    They conduct many activities for the student like,

    Sunday science club

    Model Rocketry Workshops

    Aero modeling workshops

    Fun with chemistry

    Fun with maths and physics

    Science magic workshops etc.

    They also conduct teachers awareness program like

    Teachers training programs

    Seminars for teachers

    Workshop for teachers

    Ramanujan maths club for teachers, etc.

    Conclusions

    NGO is active in the wide range of areas including the environment, humanitarians aid

    education, the social issues, health care research or other endeavors. Activities conducted

    by NCSC is very necessary to create awareness about science and technology in society.

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    This kind of activities also creates interest in students and teachers. Social health

    awareness can also be created by such kind of activities.

    SUGGESTIONS

    Promotion of the NGO should be made through internet and print media so that

    they can obtain more fund also.

    NGO is dependent upon govt. grant, so they should try for private fund also.

    They should conduct alumina meet once in a year and try to encourage past

    student to help present students by way of finance, guidance, etc.

    Various foundations and companies provide funds to such NGOs. They should

    approach them for gathering of funds.

    They should approach to companies for the scholarship of the students studying

    there.

    They should develop one commercial department where students can work after

    their successful completion of studies. So that they can become self dependent

    and live their life like we are.

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    REFERENCES

    http://www.ncscgnr.org

    Activity Brochure Of the NGO

    http://www.ncscgnr.org/http://www.ncscgnr.org/