. A Case Study on NEWCPC for Social Welfare

Executive Summary

This summer project is done on the topic of A case study on Contribution of New Awareness Women Child Protection Centre (NEWCPC) for social welfare ". The data collected for this project are primary as well as secondary. In this project, I have introduced the organization named NECPC and have divided this study into three chapters. The first phase is about the general background of study, objectives of the study, problem statement, hypothesis, significance, limitation and research methodology. In second phase, I have described about the Data Presentation and Analysis which includes the relevant qualitative and quantitative data and analysis is presented there. In third phase, I have presented the summary and conclusion. I have even attempted to drive meaningful findings and deliver useful suggestions and recommendations.

During the project of this organization, I have found that the organization has strong name in the market as it is providing social services to people it's various program sponsored by different donors. It is especially works for the betterment and rehabilitation of orphan and conflict children and women empowerment. It works for children and women rights.

Hence, in overall this organization performance in the sector of social services especially for women and children is better and appreciable. And it should continue it’s social work with new plans and programs

CHAPTER ONE

INTRODUCTION

Background

1.1.1 NGO (Non Government Organization)

Non government organizations are the services organizations that are especially established for providing social services to the public or community for social welfare. Various NGO's have their own criteria, mission, scope and services. NGO works for various purposes in various areas such as BASE for poverty Alleviation, UN Works for child and women welfare, HIV AIDS, Health and education sectors etc. In Nepal numerous NGOs are working for social service, welfare, peace, unity and progress etc

History of NGO in Nepal

We are familiar with the term nonprofit. Nonprofit organizations have contributed significantly to the health and well being of our citizens. They are not only business savvy, but also influential in the political arena, and are capable of long-term, high-quality programs. Although this situation pertains in the case of the United States, United Kingdom etc., it is not this way in many other countries. In Nepal, for example, the term or translation for nonprofit is not well known. Up until the early 1990s, His Majesty's Government ran nearly all public social service programs. If the government did not run a program, it controlled all of the money that came from donor countries that was meant to go to and encourage small grassroots movements and local nonprofit agencies. Hence, there were few incentives for individual Nepalese to establish organizations and services that could meet the social needs of their communities. In addition, the bureaucratic process to obtain funds was daunting and often did not lead anywhere. After the people's movement and subsequent democratic reforms that took place in 1990, the Nepalese government announced that local nongovernment organizations (NGOs) could now directly contact international nongovernment organizations (INGOs) and donor governments for "technical, material and financial assistance" to meet their organizational goals. As a result, individual, well-intentioned groups of Nepalese could now directly and much more easily access the funds and expertise they needed to help their communities prosper, and lead more stable, healthy lives. They no longer had to go through His Majesty's Government to seek permission to operate and acquirethenecessaryfunds. Since the early nineties the number of NGOs and INGOs in Nepal has grown exponentially. There are NGOs now for nearly every conceivable need. One can obtain a list at the Social Service National Coordination Committee (SSNCC) that is bound together like a book. For most, this change was welcome. People complained previously that the government had been ineffective in most of its programs and there was widespread suspicion that government program administrators had pilfered a great deal of the money. Despite these changes, over the past few years many of the people's hopes and expectations for the "NGO movement" have been unfulfilled. Progress is not being made at the rate hoped for. Critics point to NGO's that exist only in name. Some also believe that NGO's are merely small business opportunities, where staff members have access to substantial foreign funds and use these funds to further their own careers or fill their pockets. Unfortunately, these impressions have tainted the good work that many NGO's in Nepal are carrying out. Yes, many NGOs lack the financial, managerial, and technical skills to be genuinely effective. But rather than write them off as unproductive or hopeless, perhaps these organizations need assistance or expertise in specific areas before they can effectively carry out their organizationalmission. In Nepal you will hear a great deal of talk about NGOs, their potential, and their shortcomings. Nearly all the volunteer opportunities listed in this booklet are associated with NGO's. It has become a well-known term in developing countries, where individuals have acted on their own to address the needs of their people. A great deal is written about this phenomenon, not only in Nepal, but in the developing world as a whole. NGOs, governments, and donor agencies alike are continually learning more about how to make more effective use of NGO's, and how to better provide them with the tools and insights they need to reach their goals.

1.1.2 Introduction of New Awareness Women Child Protection Centre

This NEWCPC was established on 2051-12-12 in Tulsipur Municipality -6 Dumari Gaun with the first effort of social worker friends to protect the right of children and women who are socially economically backward and deprived.

This organization also established a child care home on 2052 Baisakh 1 at Dumari Gaun in Tulsipur Municipality W.N.6 to protecting the child rights of deprived and orphans children's. 10 children were admitted in the ashram from the different wards of Tulsipur Municipality. We had provided them food, lodging, Education, Medical treatment and Entertainment. But now NEWCPC has changed its strategy and this organization is serving them by conducting child care center. This organization is operating different formal programs based on community child, Women Right, Community literacy, People awareness of drinking water and Cleanliness, Conflict management and sustainable peace building and information technology.

Vision of NEWCPC

To create good society through protecting the children's rights and over whole development of socially backward and orphan children.

Mission of NEWCPC

To provide motherly affection by playing the role of guardian and protect the poor, socially backward, and orphan children in the society.

Goal of NEWCPC

To make socially, economically backward, poor, orphan, deprived women children self-reliance and capable citizens by protecting their rights, desires and capacity development

Objectives of NEWCPC

To fulfill the goal of NEWCPC following objectives are enumerated:

To guarantee rights of children, create conducive environment, accomplish various activities for children's development and enable them to access in information technology.
To rehabilitate and protect the conflict affected children and women into the community.
To enhance economic and social status of marginalized group of people from generating various activities.
To support for establishing sustainable peace with the campaign of community empowerments.
To reduce gender discrimination and effort to eliminate all forms of violence against women.
To contribute for national interest of building local democracy and maintaining good governance.
To do various activities related with human welfare
To conduct various activities for drinking water, health and sanitation.

1.1.3 Program Region:

The scope of the NEWCPC is Dang district. Where it conducts the program that is given below.

District Municipality V.D.CDang Tulsipur, Ghorahi All V.D.C of Dang (39)

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1.1.4) Present organizational structure of the organization

1.1.6 Subject wise manpower details

Table no: 1

S.N	Specialized subject	Name of persons	Qualifications	Male	Female	Total
1	Proposal writing	a) Nava Raj Lamichhane b) Keshav Kumar Sharma c) Sita Dhital	B.com L.L.b B.A	2	1	3
2	NGO Management and Organization Development	a) Nava Raj Lamichhane b) Keshav Kumar Sharma	B.com L.L.b	2		2
3	Leadership Development	a) Nava Raj Lamichhane	B.Com	1		1
4	Gender equality &Development	b) Keshav Kumar Sharma	L.L.B	1		1
5	Conflict management and Human Right	a) Keshav Kumar Sharma b) Nava Raj Lamichhane	L.L.B B.com	2		2
6	Account Management	a) Kumar Shah b) Nava raj Lamichhane	M.Com B.Com	2		2
7	Observation &Valuation	a) Keshab Kumar Sharma	L.L.B	1		1
8	Informal Education Trainer Training	a) Nava raj Lamichhane b) Keshav Kumar Sharma	B.Com, L.L.B	2		2
9	Para legal TOT	a) Keshav K. Sharma	L.L.B	1		1
10	Preliminary child development and child Rights	b) Nava Raj Lamichhane	B.Com	1		1

(Source: NEWCPC profile)

Statement of the problem

Mainly NGOs are established for providing social services. In different spectrums or subjects NGOs are working in Nepal. So, the works done for social welfare is the appreciable itself for organization or individuals. Therefore, it is essential to study about the contribution of NGOs for social welfare which helps to assess that whether the NGOs should be considered and supported by government and other donors or not. NEWCPC is one of leading NGO in Nepal. So, this study mainly focuses to know about the major contribution of NEWCPC for social welfare that has been made. And it is useful for donors and other stakeholders as well.

1.3 Objective of the study

- To get the overall information about NEWCPC.

- To study about the contribution of NEWCPC for social welfare.

- To point out some suggestions and to recommend for future better performance.

1.4. Significance of the study

This fieldwork is prepared to fulfill the objectives set forth by Pokhara University for the partial fulfillment of degree of BBA.

This fieldwork report might be useful for those who are willing to know about NEWCPC.

This report also helps the students to gain and share some practical knowledge about NGO.

This fieldwork report might be useful for the library purpose so that any student wanting to prepare a report on such field can have some idea and basic guidelines.

1.5. Limitation of the study

The study is concerned with only NEWCPC and it cannot be accurate unless compared with other such NGOs.

Due to the unavailability of sufficient references and resources, most of the data used are of secondary type in forms of profile, brochures, annual reports and other sources.

The project report has been prepared under the constraint of the limited time. So, it couldn’t be possible for depth analysis.

1.6 Literature review

Non government organizations are the services organizations that are especially established for providing social services to the public or community for social welfare. Various NGO's have their own criteria, mission, scope and services. NGO works for various purposes in various areas such as ADRAW Nepal works for poverty Alleviation, UN Works for child and women welfare, HIV AIDS, Health and education sectors etc. In Nepal numerous NGOs are working for social service, welfare, peace, unity and progress etc. One of them a major reputed NGO is NEWCPC (New Awareness Women Child Protection Center).

This NEWCPC is operated by the effort of 15 founder members, and affiliated with Social welfare council Kathmandu Nepal, District Development Committee and formally registered in district administration office on 2051\12\12. The vision of NEWCPC is to create good society through protecting the children's rights and over whole development of socially backward and orphan children. And the mission of NEWCPC is to provide motherly affection by playing the role of guardian and protect the poor, socially backward, and orphan children in the society. And the goal of NEWCPC is to make socially, economically backward, poor, orphan, deprived women children self-reliance and capable citizens by protecting their rights, desires and capacity development. The scope of NEWCPC is the whole Dang districts ie 2 municipality and 39 VDCs. It works in different sectors such as community literacy, child right awareness program, child care home, women Rights, Peace building, peace women Parliament (Net-working) formation and Mobilization, Communication and Information Technology.

1.7. Hypothesis formulation

- NEWCPC has contributed in various social sectors by providing social services.

1.8. Research Methodology

1.8.1. Research design

I have used case study research design for this research work. This study is mainly focused to study about the particular NEWCPC. According to the case study design mainly contribution of NEWCPC for social welfare is studied here.

1.8.2 Sources of data

For this research work primary as well as secondary sources of data are used.

1.8.3 Data collection procedures

In this research interview, observation, meeting, group discussion, interaction with other members of NEWCCP, files and other data collection are the primary data collection procedures and internet, brusher, proposal of NEWCCP are the secondary data collection method.

CHAPTER TWO

DATA PRESENTATION AND ANALYSIS

Presentation and analysis

In this chapter, the obtained data from the various resources are presented below in tables and bullets form and mainly data and facts are analyzed and interpreted in qualitative way.

Year	No. of Orphans
2064	40
2065	51
2066	43
2067	55

According to the description and the graphs illustrated, it is clear that the analysis technique, it is clear that the number of orphans is more because of the 10 years revolution of Maoists. So, the number of orphans are significantly reducing due to the effective peace process and welfare of the organizations.

2.1 Working area of NEWCPC:

NEWCPC works in different spectrums which are given below:

a) Overall Development of children.b) Advocacy for Women and Child Rights.c) Education and income generating.d) Community awareness and Networking.

e) Peace building and Conflict management

f) Information Technology

2.2. The main program conducted by the NEWCPC

Community literacy

This program was sponsored by World Education Nepal. According to this program group are prepared in community which are mainly backward in education and each group are provided trainers and all education materials are provided to them. And most of the educative and information classes are conducted for their literacy. This program had been conducted in 20 VDCs of Dang district.

Child right awareness program

This program was sponsored by UNICEF Nepalgunj. Various seminars are program are conducted as well as training was given to the children to aware them about child rights.

c ﴿Child care home

This program was Ministry of woman, children and social welfare. According to this program a child care home had been made where 100 orphan children were lived and they are provided all of the lodging, fooding facilities and education as well.

d ﴿ Women Rights

This program was sponsored by The ASIA Foundation an INGO. Women groups are formed in 39 VDC and 2 municipalities and social networking had been made among them.

e ﴿Peace building

This program was sponsored by The ASIA Foundation. For establishing peace where women groups of Dang district solve and eliminate any domestic conflicts with the help of law and administration.

f﴿Peace women Parliament (Net-working) formation and Mobilization

This program also sponsored by The Asia Foundation. Peace women parliament had been formed which works for the women rights and stand against the any domestic conflicts.

g﴿Communication and Information Technology

This program has been sponsored by the HLCIT (High Level Commission Information Technology) Kathmandu, Nepal. This program is conducted for reducing the digital deviation among the rural public and urban areas' public. All of the digital facilities are provided in rural area through tele-centers.

h ﴿Constitution making program

This program has been sponsored by United Nation. In this program, all of the suggestions are taken of marginalized groups for making the constitution of Nepal.

i ﴿Drinking water and sanitation program

This program is sponsored by The Asia Foundation and Small town drinking water Tulsipur. This program was conducted to progress the situation of drinking water and to aware people about sanitation.

j ﴿Child labor research

This program has been sponsored by UNICEFF. It is the research of child labor in 2 Municipalities ie (Ghorahi, and Tulsipur).

2.3. Program with objective and Donors and partnership organization

Table No: 2

S.N	Helper organization, office or person	Objective and program
1.	World Education Nepal	Community literacy program
2.	UNICEF Nepalgunj	Awareness program relating to the children rights and Women rights.
3.	Ministry of woman, children and social welfare	Running childcare Home for orphans and helpless children.
4.	Tulsipur Municipality	Running childcare Home for orphans and helpless children.
5.	Persons, organizational members, well wishers and social workers.	To provide protection to the children living in children care Home.
6	The Asia foundation, KTM	Peace building
7.	Information and Communication technology Katmandu	Community information center operating
8	UNDP	Participation of Included groups of people in constitution making process program
9	District education office, Dang	BBK program
10	Dang Municipality/Unicef	Research of Urban Child labor
11	Internal fund of NEWCPC	Networking for Peace Women parliament and income generating

(Source: NEWCPC profile)

2.4. Annual Budget: -

Table No:3

Fiscal year	Program	Total Budget	Downer and Partnership organization
061/062	Community Literacy program	3,34,632	Tulsipur Municipality, CWIN kathmandu, World Education Nepal,
062/063	Child right awareness program	6,44,751	UNICEFF
063/064	Drinking water and sanitation program	9,28,046	The Asia Foundation Kathmandu, Enpho Kathmandu, Small Town Drinking water Tulsipur
064/065	Drinking water and sanitation program	18,59,826	The Asia Foundation Kathmandu, Enpho Kathmandu, Small Town Drinking water
064/066	Peace building	28,00,000	The Asia Foundation
066/067	Constitution making	15,00,000	UNDP
066/067	Information technology	1000000	HLCIT
067/068	Child labor	2400000	UNICEFF

(Source: NEWCPC profile)

2.5 Findings

Due to the program of literacy conducted by NEWCPC around 500 male and female who were unable to read and write, have become able to read and write and can write letters, fill bank vouchers, write applications and information about law.
8000 children of Tulsipur Municipality and VDC have received the training regarding children Rights and found increment in child Rights awareness within 3 yrs program.
The 10 years service provided to the children in the childcare Home has made able the children to pass S.L.C Examination in first division.
This organization is able to make aware to 5000 people of rural area through awareness massages, drama, radio Broadcasting etc.
Up to now 25 children have been benefited for their over whole development through childcare Home services.
300 children who were conflict affected can take opportunity of free education and educational material.
89 members of peace women groups are trained by Rights base training.
100 Muslim family (who are conflict affected) member have received humanitarian support through the peace program sponsored by The Asia Foundation.
Peace Women Parliament formation and Mobilization, 1378 women's group (member of Peace women parliament) are insisted to establish Sustainable peace.
To protect women rights and against of women 53 bullets proclamation letter had presented to state to include in new law.
Suggestions of marginalized group have been sent for constitution making.
A tele center has been providing digital services to the rural public.
1000 child labors are found in 2 municipality and they are taken into considered for their improvement and development.

In different social spectrums NEWCPC has contributed a lot its social services for social welfare from which so many people have been benefited and still this organization is going on process. Various work plans have been made to conduct soon for better and more social services.

CHAPTER 3

SUMMARY, CONCLUSION

3.1 Summary

This study of contribution of NEWCPC in Dang depicts that NEWCPC has contributed in various sectors for social welfare, peace, progress and development.

NEWCPC (New Women Child Protection Centre) is one of the leading NGO in Dang. This NEWCPC was established on 2051-12-12 in Tulsipur Municipality -6 Dumari Gaun with the first effort of social worker friends to protect the right of children and women who are socially economically backward and deprived. The Vision of the NEWCPC is to create good society through protecting the children's rights and over whole development of socially backward and orphan children.

This organization is operating different formal programs based on community child, Women Right, Community literacy, People awareness of drinking water and Cleanliness, Conflict management and sustainable peace building and information technology. This NEWCPC is operated by the effort of 15 founder members, and affiliated with Social welfare council Kathmandu Nepal, District Development Committee and formally registered in district administration office on 2051\12\12.

Hence, NEWCPC has contributed in various sectors such child, women, information technology, etc for providing its social services for social welfare with the help of others donors, government, other organization and municipality as well as public.

3.2 Conclusion

NEWCPC is one of the leading NGO in Nepal. It was established on 2051-12-12 in Tulsipur Municipality -6 Dumari Gaun with the first effort of social worker friends to protect the right of children and women who are socially economically backward and deprived. It has contributed in various sectors such child, women, information technology, etc for providing its social services for social welfare with the help of others donors, government, other organization and municipality as well as public.

3.3 Recommendation

It should conduct more other conductive program for social welfare in National level.
It should try to collect the fund from different sources for execution of the programs in society.
Higher fund should be provided by the government.
Job Opportunity should be given.

BIBLIOGRAPHY

Pant, Prem R., Essential of Business Research Method, First Edition.
Profile, Brochures and annual reports of NEWCPC

Computer Engineering & Management Notes

. A Case Study on NEWCPC for Social Welfare

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