Ending poverty requires global solidarity and collective action. IAS officer Hari Chandana’s collaborative approach through initiatives like #FeedTheNeed calls for worldwide unity to tackle poverty through uniting communities to share food for the need along with integrated skilling, employment generation and social security – aligned with the UN’s #SDG1 and India’s vision for an equitable nation by 2047. #NoPoverty #FeedTheNeed

Hari Chandana has spearheaded unifying innovations like #Aarunya, #EarlyCoders and #DroneSprayers to uplift marginalized communities. #Aarunya has skilled over 10,000 rural women as micro-entrepreneurs. #EarlyCoders has provided digital literacy to 5,000 children for better employability. #DroneSprayers have enabled sanitization across remote hamlets, improving health and productivity. #HariChandana

Additionally, Hari Chandana has facilitated access to government welfare schemes providing social security covers to farmers, women and the elderly. Her localized planning has also improved delivery of healthcare and nutrition schemes. #SocialSecurity

By tackling interconnected causes of rural poverty in solidarity, Hari Chandana’s model aligns with the #UN’s #SDG1 and India’s 2047 vision of inclusive growth leaving no one behind. Her collaborative approach beckons global cooperation to amplify large-scale skilling, healthcare and social security programs. #India2047 #DigitalLiteracy #FinancialInclusion

As the world unites against poverty, following unifiers like Hari Chandana can catalyze transformation. Her grassroots-first model provides a roadmap for the last-mile success of welfare schemes globally. #ModelForChange #Empowerment #SkillsTraining