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AAVAHAN - A Call for Ac t i on

Dear Sir/ Madam,

Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies, since its inception has beenregarded as one of the premier Business Schools of our country. The Institutebelieves that Social Responsibility is a key contributor to progress and hence theInstitute has courses designed to sensitize young managers to socialresponsibility. To carry forward the initiative, we students have formed TheSocial Responsibility Forum (SRF).

In the past, SRF has organized various activities like Blood Donation Camps,Disaster Management Workshop, Stem Cell Workshop, Exhibition of Productsmade by NGOs. It is also actively involved in a number of community service

programs like Leaders of Tomorrow Personality Development Program,Teachers of Tomorrow, Garaj Village Panchayat and is a staunch supporter of‘Mumbai Votes’.

SRF celebrates an Annual Event- ‘Sadbhavna’. Sadbhavna’, which means‘Empathy’, epitomizes the SRF religion – ‘Social Responsibility’. Over the yearsthrough eloquent participation from society it has evolved into a strong scaffoldfor building long-standing and mutually beneficial relationship between thesociety and the student community. In this tradition we look forward to yourassociation with Sadbhavna’11 and establish a long relationship with you.

Last time, “Sadbhavna” was focused on ‘Save Earth – Prove your Worth’. Severalevents were conducted like NGO Skill Workshops, Case Study Competition,Debate, Online Treasure Hunt, NGO Dance, T-Shirt Painting, Graffiti Competitionand Photography Competition. This year SRF plans to organize Sadbhavna withthe theme “Aavahan – A call for action” on the 25th and 26th of February 2011,with an appeal to one and all to join hands and bring a positive change in society.

Regards,Ashish Khurana

President, Social Responsibility Forum (SRF)



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AAVAHAN-A Call For Ac t i on

“Not vain the weakest, if their force unite”

It is said that even the weakest effort is not in vain if it’s united in force.

It is with this objective that the Social Responsibility Forum (SRF), School ofBusiness Management, NMIMS has taken an initiative to bring the best talentand skills in the country to one platform – Sadbhavna 2011.

Sadbhavna 2011 focuses on the new budding managers of today and the leadersof tomorrow. It aims to unleash their immense potential, to synergize ideas andto find sustainable solutions to challenges deterring the growth anddevelopment of our country.

“Aavahan – A Call for Action" is an appeal to one and all to join hands and bring apositive change in society.

We, at SRF, believe that our population is a demographic dividend. It will notonly drive the double-digit growth of the Indian economy but also make India anepicenter of global economic growth.

And through Aavahan we strive to make a difference by calling our youth to

Create, Contribute, Conquer!

Create a Utopian Society

Contribute in Inclusive and Sustainable Growth and,

Conquer the devils of poverty, corruption and unemployment that are cripplingour nation.

The time has come to challenge the existing paradigm, to propose new ideas, tomake a difference and to create a world order that is more equitable, just andflexible. For it is, not what we think but what we do that matters and thequestions that we need to ask are – What is our legacy for the future

generations? Are we doing enough? Is it right? Is it sustainable?

Through Aavahan we thus, urge our youth to take up the challenge - to tread anew path and lead the way towards a better society, a better country, a betterworld.



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Events

1. ‘WE CARE Poster Presentation’

Students at NMIMS have been working at NGOs for the entire yearhelping them in resolving issues, proposing new ideas, making Businessplans, besides working in other areas such as Marketing, HR and IT. It istime for them to showcase what it takes to be a Socially ResponsibleManager, a true leader.

2. ‘Laasya’ – The Inter NGO Dance Competition

Art exists in unexpected places and situations and is a part of all of us. Athree hour entertainment fest, Laasya is sure to make everyone dance toits beats.

3. ‘NGO Live – Live Through Reality’

Enkindling the innovative antennae of students to devise sustainablesolutions for the real life challenges of NGOs.

4. ‘Mela – Celebrating Creativity’

The best of talent, products and creativity in one carnival…a place forshowcasing the hard work and skills of NGO’s as they present what theyhave made in one giant Mela.

5. ‘Yojna’- Case Study Competition

A bagful of creative minds from across the country create a doorway ofopportunities for many….a case study to test the managerial skills of thestudents and serving society in the process.



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6. ‘Paricharcha – Clash of the Titans’

Take a Stand and express your opinion. Let the ideas flow and watchthem shape into thought provoking and society changing inspiration.

7. ‘Chitralekhan – Capture the moment’ Photography Competition

Vision of a beautiful world, seen through the lens…..imagine marchingforward and taking responsibility…capture the vivid process of people

taking a stance…of ideas seeing daylight and transforming lives.

8. ‘Bhavana – Express Yourself’ T- Shirt Painting

A blank fabric…a wealth of imagination…come paint your hearts out in ariot of colours and reflections to make a story out of thin air…to create adream, which everyone can see.

9. ‘Abhivyakti’ – The Graffiti Wall

United colours of an interdivisional war…a blank wall…a wealth ofcreative ideas…splashes of talent and an all out fight between thedivisions.



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Expe c t e d Foo t f a l l

Footfall Categories Number of Students

NMIMS

DirectMBA Full Time 1200MBA Part Time 500

MBA Tech 500

NMIMS School of Commerce 400

Indirect

8 Colleges around campus* 1700

Diploma Courses on campus 600

Premier B-Schools and Under-graduate colleges across thecountry

100

Total 5000

* NM College of Commerce, Mithibai, MPSTME, UPG College of Management and others



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We Care- To Bring the Change and Build the Nation We Care is a unique, student-motivated initiative which aspires to

heighten and implement the societal values of the students enrolled in theFTMBA programme, School of Business Management, NMIMS. Throughpartnering with local non-for-profit organizations and engaging in meaningfulgroup volunteer projects, We Care provides opportunities for students to gainaccess for student involvement in community issues.

In all 303 students of the core MBA programme are placed in 53 socialsector organizations working on diverse range of social issues like housing,domestic violence, health, education, micro finance, economic empowermentand other related areas. These include Micro Housing Finance Corporation,

Swadhar Fin Access, NASEOH, Save the Children India, Nav Nirmiti, YuvaParivartan, Railway Children, Advitya, United Way Mumbai, Dignity Foundation,Life Supporters Insititute of Health Services, Young Women’s ChristianAssociation, A.K. Munshi Yojana, Sujaya Foundation, Mumbai Votes and otherorganizations.



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Our NGO Partners



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SRF- Th e Soc i a l Re spons i bi l i t y F orum

Mumbai Emergency Management Exercise: To advocate for and influenceauthorities of schools and higher educational institutions toinstitutionalize disaster risk reduction to create safe learningenvironments it is essential to develop and strengthen their capacities. Asa proactive and socially sensitive management institute NMIMS decidedto take up the responsibility of organizing TOTs for School Safety andHigher Educational Institutions with resource team support from the AllIndia Institute of Disaster Management, Ahmedabad. The event wasorganized by UNDMT in partnership with Government of Maharashtra,Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai (MCGM), National Institute ofDisaster Management (NIDM), UNICEF India, Oxfam India, University ofMumbai, Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies (NMIMS), P. D.Hinduja National Hospital, Life Supporters of Health Sciences (LIHS), Dial1298 for Ambulance, All India Disaster Mitigation Institute (AIDMI), RedRIndia, Global Emergency Medicine and United Way of Mumbai.

100K Swab Cheek Registry Event : Social Responsibility Form of NMIMSunder Its WE CARE initiative with Ashish Kulshrestha of SanjivaniFoundation organised Mumbai drive for '100K Swab Cheek RegistryEvent'. The event was aimed to create awareness about the issue ofmultiple Myeloma, educate students about stem cell transplantation a

way to help the patients suffering from Multiple Myeloma. 100K Cheeksswab registry event is aimed to get 100,000 people, at least 80% of whomare of South Asian decent, to give a cheek swab for the bone marrowregistry. This bone marrow donor pool will is aimed to significantlyincrease the chances of South Asian cancer patients finding a match likeSanjana. The cheek Swab taken by NMIMS SRF volunteers under guidanceand training from Raghu Rajagopal from Datri World who also providedthe kits for the swab. The event successfully collected 266 Cheek Swabsamples. In the event Prof Jennifer Aaker is General Atlantic Professor ofMarketing at the Graduate School of Business, Stanford University and

author of Dragon Fly Effect highlighted the issue of Multiple Myelomaand discussed The Dragonfly Effect as a guide for how individuals,organizations, and companies can use social media to propel socialchange.

Association with SIFE in collaboration with HSBC works to improve thefinancial literacy of the local people in the rural areas of Maharashtra anddevelop the personal financial management skills necessary to achievefinancial independence.



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Blood Donation Drive& Free Thalassemia checkup: This is an annual eventat NMIMS, conducted by SRF to educate& motivate people to donateblood and to help remove the myths prevalent about blood donation.This year, we had a collection of approximately 200 units of blood in BDD.

Manjunath Candle Light March: SRF organized a candle light march on the19th of November, ’10 in memory of Shri Manjunath to make the youthaware of the sacrifices made by him and to inspire them to fightcorruption.

Garaj, The Gaothan Panchayat – SRF members conducted a fair panchayatelection process at Gaothan village, Juhu. The financially weak villagerswere able to communicate problems to the local government bodies.Selected representative of the village were be bestowed by the powersto raise issues faced by the local villagers. There was an attempt to revive

the old Panchayat system of the villages for better civic amenities.

Mumbai Votes–has been a pioneer in transforming India from just beingthe largest democracy to become an evolved one. It has created the mostcomprehensive portal for reliable, unbiased, perceptive and performancebased information on the local elected representatives. SRF helpsMumbai Votes in taking this intiative forward.

Leaders of Tomorrow –SRF is involved in and nurturing leadershipabilities amongst the adolescent children, belonging to socially and

economically deprived communities.

Teachers of Tomorrow: The objective of the program is to enable thefuture teachers to enhance their public speaking skills and build theirconfidence. Two volunteers visit the college twice a week to train theteachers on the above mentioned aspects.



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Sponsor sh i p

Sponsorship type Benefits

Platinum Sponsor(Rs. 3,00,000)

• Fest will be named after the sponsor.• A stall will be provided at aprominent location in the campus• Logo on Title Banner (8X6’) • Event posters (Sent to B- schools andUnder Graduate Colleges)• Event Brochures & Certificates• Announcements during Events• Hyper Link on SRF Website

Gold Sponsor

(Rs. 2,00,000)

• Logo on Title Banner (8X6’)

• Event posters (Sent to B- schools andUnder Graduate Colleges)• Event Brochures & Certificates• Announcements During Events• Hyper Link on SRF Website

Event Sponsor(Rs. 75,000)

• Co- branding of the event as “XYZ…… Competition ” • Event will be formed as per thesponsor’s requirement • Event posters (Sent to B- schools and

Under Graduate Colleges)• Event Brochures & Certificates• Announcements During Event• Hyper Link on SRF Website

Stall Sponsor(Rs. 20,000)

• A stall will be provided at aprominent location in the campus.• Exclusive banners of the sponsor willbe displayed at the location of the stall.• 3 Combined sponsor banners will bedisplayed at prominent locations in the

campus.Souvenir Sponsor( Rs. 5000)

•Sponsor Logo will be displayed onthe Posters and Souvenirs.

The payment can be made through Cheque /DD infavour of “SVKM’s NMIMS”.Please mention SADBHAVNA_11_SPONSORSHIP on the reverse side of thecheque and send to:Dr. Meena GalliaraChairperson - Social Enterprise CellNMIMS University, V.L. Mehta Road,

JVPD, Vile Parle (W), Mumbai–

400 056Email: [email protected]



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