Strategies

RASS believes that development can be self-sustaining only if it brings positive change in the entire socio-economic matrix governing the lives of the beneficiary communities. The development of poor without refining their socio-economic milieu is neither conceivable nor sustainable. Henceforth, the “development paradigm” of RASS revolves around four critical elements, namely,

• • • Human Resource Development
    • Attitudinal Changes
    • Economic Development
    • Self-Management

The strategies for the effective interventions of RASS

• • • Participatory and bottom-up approach in planning and implementation
    • Promoting qualitative human resources
    • Holistic and multi-disciplinary approach in programme implementation
    • Capacity building for its stakeholders
    • Community infrastructure and asset creation
    • Building strong linkages with the Government & other development institutions
    • Creating social capital