best-practice-01 – Tuljabhavani Mahavidhyalay, Tuljapur

Green Campus Policy

1. Financial Literacy for Self Help Group

The College has taken responsibility to create financial literacy for Self Help Group. The following are the Goals of this program:

1. To make awareness among the Women about Financial Literacy.

2. To increasing financial literacy among the Women.

3. To promote women for becoming entrepreneur.

The Context

The college has taken efforts to financial literacy for self-help Group. The Department of Economics & NSS organized this program for women those run the Self-help group. This program is organized on a plat basis at Village Tirth K. Tal. Tuljapur Dist. Osmanabad.

The background of the organizing this program was to make awareness among the women, who run the Self-help group.

The Practice:

This practice is put into operation by the College for making awareness among women about financial literacy. This activity organized by Department of Economics & NSS in the Adopted Village Tirth K. Tal. Tuljapur Dist. Osmanabad. For achieving the success of program, the guest lectures are conducted for women for financial literacy. The chairman of this program was Sou. A. G. Pawar, Sarpanch, Tirth (K), Tuljapur and the Chairperson of this program was Maj. Dr. Y. A. Doke, NAAC Coordinator. The following events are taken into account for achieving the Goals of this program.

1) A speech of Dr. H. G. Sapkal, On Self Help Group to financial Sources,

2) A speech of Dr. N. B. Kale on Digital marketing for SHG Product.

3) A speech of Mr. A. B. Wasekar on ‘Account maintaining of SHG’,

Evidence of Success: It is noticed that, due to organizing various activities and programmes under the financial literacy for self-help group, the women of adopted villages got deep knowledge about finance, financial resources are available to SHG and How to promote SHG product in Digital Market. The most of the women was aware about financial literacy and various financial sources to SHG. Problems Encountered and Resources Required:· Resistance by the women towards change: The mindset about financial literacy of the women of the villages had to be gradually changed by the students and faculty advisers. The students and volunteers could eventually convince them of their well-meaning intentions through their sustained efforts at social amelioration. Challenges of convincing women about the importance of financial literacy: financial Illiteracy is interrelated and deep-rooted problems of our society. The mostly women are not done any financial transaction. Cost and funding issues: Planning visits to SHG women requires resources. But our college faculty provided his own money for conduction this program

The Practice:

The college has been celebrating ‘Vivekanand Jayanti Saptaha’ every year from 12^th January to 19^th January during this week the entire college is involved in conducting various activities to commemorate the Birth Anniversary of Swami Vivekanand, one of the greatest sages of India, who has been held as the inspiration of young generation of India.

The seven-day schedule is prepared by the department of cultural activities of our college organizing the different activities.

The major highlights of the activities are as follows: