Coordinator – Street Food Program Responsible for coordinating street food vendors for street food program. She is responsible for Trainings like The Street Vendors Protection of Livelihood and Regulation of Street Vending Act 2014, National Policy on Street vendors. Email: siya@nasvinet.org
City Manager, Jamshedpur, Jharkhand Ajit Kumar has been working in NASVI. Ajit has 5 years of work experience in the Telecom sector in sales and marketing positions. Ajit is responsible for coordinating and Liasoning with Government department and Municipal bodies for street vendors livelihood programs and implementation of Street Vending Act. He is responsible for
Program Coordinator, Delhi Irfan Khan has been working in NASVI. Irfan has completed Master of Social Work from MANUU-Hyderabad. Irfan is responsible for coordinating and Liasoning with Government department and Municipal bodies for street vendors livelihood programs and implementation of Street Vending Act. He is responsible for Trainings like The Street Vendors Protection of Livelihood
Treasurer, NASVI Responsibilities- Accounting and Finance activities including budgeting, preparing monthly reconciliation and reports; Payable accounts receivables bank reconciliation Monthly accounting and reporting activities. Active participation in framing the various accounting policies and framework. Periodic filing of various return; preparation of Cash flow and funds flow statements along with other reporting as may be required
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Program Director Rakesh Kr. Tripathi, Programme Director, His responsibilities include: facilitate in Organizing and Mobilizing street vendors organization as well as other Informal Workers for their right to livelihood and Social protection; Liaison with different Ministries such as Urban Development and Housing, Labour Resource, Social Welfare, and local self Government. He has been an active
Head, NASVI Street Food Program Ms. Sangeeta Singh joined NASVI in 2002. As the head of the NASVI Street Food Program, she has the overall responsibility of managing and facilitating street food vendor’s issues; facilitating registration of food vendors under FSA 2006; taking up health and hygiene related issues both at grass root and with
National Coordinator Mr. Arbind Singh is a social entrepreneur and activist working with informal workers in India. A master degree holder from Delhi School of Economics, Mr. Arbind Singh always had a passion to work for the unorganized sectors of India and he initiated the same in his home state Bihar. Mr. Arbind Singh initiated
Over 20 lakh street vendors have applied for interest-free loans of Rs 10,000 each as working capital under the Prime Minister Street Vendor’s Atmanirbhar Nidhi (PM SVANidhi). THEY WERE among the hardest hit by the Covid lockdown. And now, many of them are hoping that a special loan scheme rolled out by the government will
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Street vendors in the national capital have demanded that all weekly markets be allowed to open as usual as all other commercial activities have now been permitted by the Delhi Disaster Management Authority(DDMA). This comes a day after the DDMA allowed only two weekly markets to function in each municipal zone under the guidelines of
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Mohan Singh Varma is 42 years old. He sells biryani by day and momos by night near Delhi’s Preet Vihar Metro Station, but he now hands out his plates through partitions in the plastic sheets that ensconce his cart. He has also kept a separate table nearby, from where customers can collect food, to ensure