Previous
Next

National Platforms Coalition of Asia
* Petition Submitted by VANI to Finance Minister on 4 March 2013     * Updates on FCRA mass cancellations        * 4th International Conference on Climate Change     * Comments by Dr Rajesh Tandon, PRIA   *Multi State Societies Registration Bill :  * Analysis and Recommendations on Multi-State Societies Registration Bill, 2012 :  
* FCRA registration cancelled? Let us know ---
Latest Notification from MHA which has proposed heavy penalty for LATE FILING of FC-6

* Click here to access the complete list of FCRA cancelled organisations
"Questionnaire - Profile of Indian Voluntary Organisation"    * Click here to access Profile of Indian Voluntary Organisation
* Reply form the Ministry of Home Affairs about the question related to change of the address of FCRA registered NGOs.
Forthcoming Events
  • Half day meeting to unveil India’s Global Footprints study on 28th June 2013 at India International Centre (IIC)

    Dear Greetings from VANI! As we know, during the past few years India has emerged as one o more
  • National Launch of Status of Voluntary Sector in India report on June 26, 2013, IIC, New Delhi

    Dear  Greetings from VANI!  The voluntary sector has witnessed tremendous growth in the more
Poll
should there be a separate ministry/ department for the voluntary sector in India?
 
  Yes
  No
 

 

The current poll result

Favour ( 862 )
Opposite( 154 )

 

Voluntary Action Network India

VANI was formed in the year 1988 with an objective to promote volunteerism and voluntary sector in India. Since then, using advocacy as its principle instrument to catalyze this change, VANI has taken up a series of advocacy initiatives at global, national, and state level. VANI has consistently raised its voice against those policies and practices that tend to degenerate the development sector in India. Being an apex body of voluntary organizations, VANI works as a catalyst between the Indian voluntary sector and other actors like central and state governments, bilateral and multilaterals. Besides the advocacy efforts, VANI actively engages in the process of reaching out to the media and the public to sensitize them on concerns related to the sector. The efforts of VANI to promote the principles of accountability, transparency, and good governance in public, private and the voluntary sector have been recognized not only at the national level, but also at the international arena. Consequently, almost all stakeholders have recognized the perspectives that VANI takes on various critical issues of development. Currently, VANI is represented by direct membership of 465 organizations and an indirect membership of over 5000 organizations.

Related News
 
  
'Voluntary Sector in India: Perspective and Challenges', on 22nd and 23rd February 2011 at Vishwa Yuvak Kendra, New Delhi 
'Voluntary Sector in India: Perspective and Challenges', on 22nd and 23rd February 2011 at Vishwa Yuvak Kendra, New Delhi 
'Voluntary Sector in India: Perspective and Challenges', on 22nd and 23rd February 2011 at Vishwa Yuvak Kendra, New Delhi
 
Copyright © 2011-2012, Voluntary Action Network India