Our Vision
Dayitwa NGO envisions growing as an idea across regions, economies, and countries using urban discard as a tool to alleviate poverty and enhance the dignity of the world’s underprivileged people. Address basic but neglected issues of the poor by involving them in evolving their solutions with dignity and urban material as a reward
Values and Guiding Principles
Our focus is concentrated on the receiver’s dignity instead of the donor’s pride. We promote a circular economy by ensuring maximum use of each material.
We value collaborative efforts with partner organizations to increase effectiveness and scale.
Dayitwa views every entity as equal stakeholder in the process of development rather than observing hierarchical relationships. In the race of development, we all are too focused on machines i.e. the big and known issues, ignoring the needles- the most important basic needs.
Values and Guiding Principles
Our focus is concentrated on the receiver’s dignity instead of the donor’s pride. We promote a circular economy by ensuring maximum use of each material.
We value collaborative efforts with partner organizations to increase effectiveness and scale.
Dayitwa views every entity as equal stakeholder in the process of development rather than observing hierarchical relationships. In the race of development, we all are too focused on machines i.e. the big and known issues, ignoring the needles- the most important basic needs.
Founder’s Profile
Dayitwa Foundation, an Indian social development organization, is directly benefitting over 15 lakh children and their families every year. We have more than 400 live welfare projects on education, healthcare, livelihood, and women’s empowerment in over 2,000 remote villages and urban slums across 25 states of India.
Initiatives
Dayitwa has built a network of communities from urban to village India, channelizing material as a tool to address crucial gaps in rural infrastructure, water, environment, livelihood, education, health, disaster relief and rehabilitation. Its engagement with both the urban and rural population has galvanized a mass civic participation in addressing basic but neglected issues. Dayitwa’s model of development implemented through its various Initiatives proposes a more inclusive alternative economy where everyone is an equal stakeholder in the process.
Initiatives
Dayitwa has built a network of communities from urban to village India, channelizing material as a tool to address crucial gaps in rural infrastructure, water, environment, livelihood, education, health, disaster relief and rehabilitation. Its engagement with both the urban and rural population has galvanized a mass civic participation in addressing basic but neglected issues. Dayitwa’s model of development implemented through its various Initiatives proposes a more inclusive alternative economy where everyone is an equal stakeholder in the process.
