An SHG Federation builds its vision through Appreciative Inquiry

74% of the training in MYRADA is for members of SHGs and their representatives and bookkeepers - and 18% to other Community Based Organisations

SHG members from Karbianglong (Assam) prepare a presentation after training

SHG members from the North East of India travel by foot, bus and train for almost 10 days to reach MYRADA's Project areas where they interact with SHG members from the South. This year at least 15 batches visited MYRADA from Assam, Meghalaya and Manipur.

MYRADA staff during an internal training programme in Moderation Skills

3% of the training programmes in MYRADA is for staff on various projects.

NGO staff interact with watershed farmers on benefits from new practices

2% of the Training in MYRADA is for NGOs

Bankers interact with SHG members during an exposure programme on SHG-Bank Linkages

About 1% of training programmes in MYRADA is for staff of financial institutions on the SHG-Bank Linkage Programme

Participants from NGOs get a Bird's Eye View of a Watershed area - from the ridgeline

Along with the Self Help Group Concept, Participatory Watershed Management is a major area of training and exposure offered by MYRADA