Blog: Asia

DG Village*, Nepal

Highlights of what I have done in Transformational Community Development (TCD) work is what I want to demonstrate here in DG Village. My major accomplishment in January was visiting people door-to-door and observing their lifestyle, work type and problems. I also discussed TCD lessons about self-sustainability with many families in DG Village to better their lives. 

CP Village*, Nepal

This month, I had the opportunity to share the Transformational Community Development (TCD) village concept with respected leaders of the community. We were gathered to cooperate together for the welfare of the village. Later, I discussed how we can develop self-sustainability in the community. All the participating villagers seemed to have a positive response to the TCD village development plans that I am guiding them in. 

KW Village*, Nepal

This month, I did various presentations of Transformational Community Development (TCD) lessons and activities with the community's women. I taught some critical subjects of TCD, which were important lessons for the community. Many women comfortably and joyfully participated in the TCD classes. They were delighted to receive the TCD lessons because they found them interesting to learn and apply. 

MH Village*, Myanmar

The Transformational Community Development (TCD) Committee in the village once again encouraged the spirit of self-help development activity after a couple of months of silence due to the conflict and the pandemic.

Mawa, Indonesia

Polewali, Indonesia

Jatapara Village, India

In the month of January, we were excited about the beginning of the year. In Jatapara Village, we cultivate 30% rabi crops. Rabi crops are also known as winter crops. These are the crops that are sown at the beginning of the winter season, such as wheat, pea, and mustard.

Binodpur Village, India

Greetings from Binodpur! I hope this new year will bring new opportunities to serve the villagers. 

Garden of Peace and Hope, Afghanistan

It is the middle of winter; there are still cold and freezing times to come. Reza*, the gardener, protected all fountains and pool wells with plastic. He also cut the flowers to be ready for spring. Security issues determined by the Ministry of Arts & Culture currently prevent us from hosting an exhibition.

Women’s Empowerment Centre–East, Afghanistan

Winter is a good time for the students to come to English class and Health lessons. The students have little free time in the summer because they have school. About 17 new girls have joined our programme this winter. These girls are from the villages around the Women’s Empowerment Centre (WEC). They are eager to learn at the Centre.