A Range
of Rurally Correct Programmes
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Programmes
in Face - to - Face Mode
ANSSIRD
normally offers 50 - 60 training programmes annually
in the "face -to- face" mode,
catering to about 20 - 25 participants in each
programme. Training in this mode also include
ToT(Training of Trainers) programmes designed
to cultivate a"cascade effect"
of development of local areas. |
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Computer
Training
ANSSIRD
runs courses in routine computer applications
for development functionaries; and specialized
courses in areas such as internet, browsing, networking
and project management for people with basic computer
knowledge. |
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Research
& Documentation
Research and Documentation ANSSIRD undertakes
assignments involving field studies, research
and elavation from agencies in India and abroad,
and develops technical and generic manuals and
compendiums in rural management. |
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Collaborative
Events
ANSSIRD
organizes seminars and conferences at state and
notional level on a variety of empowerment and
development themes, and holds regular consultative
workshops and media-sensitization programmes. |
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Publishing
in Print & Electronic Media
ANSSIRD
produces training modules & booklets, and
wall newspapers & charts; as well as films,
multimedia CD-ROMs & audio cassettes; apart
from street plays & songs to communicate diverse
themes of rural development in the regional language. |
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Satellite
Based Interactive Training Programme (SB-ITP)
ANSSIRD
has received wide acclaim for sucessfully offering
a Satellite Based Interactive Training Programme
for over 85,000 elected representativies from
all teirs of PRIs across Karnataka. The institute
has become a leading resource centre for distance
education and has built a unique training model
by blending technology with the essence of face
-to- face learning, complemented by programmes
of community mobilization and continuing education.
A number of development departments including
agriculture, horticulture, health, education ,
watershed development( world bank project Sujala)
, and drinking water and sanitation( the world
bank project Jalnirmal) have utilized the institute's
SATCOM facility and satellite-based training expertise
effectively for their outreach programmes. |
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