Stories, initiatives, and milestones from NoDe's journey of strengthening civil society organisations across Northeast India.
The NoDe Cohort 4 was officially launched through a two-day Inception Workshop, bringing together 10 Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) from Assam, Manipur, and Nagaland. The launch marks the beginning of a new phase of learning, collaboration, and organisational strengthening for the participating organisations.
Held on 28 January 2025 at Grand Bhabendra Alay, Beltola — celebrating the successful completion of 13 CSOs' organisational development journey with reflections, presentations, and partner recognitions.
A two-day Inception Workshop held on 6–7 November 2025 marked the launch of NoDe Cohort 3, bringing together CSOs working in mental health, disability inclusion, waste management, and sustainable livelihoods.
Representatives from Tata Trusts and SeSTA visited grassroots organisations across Assam, Meghalaya, and Nagaland, engaging with over 20 CSOs to identify collaboration opportunities.
A hybrid session with Mr. Sudhir Sahni, PRADAN, where NoDe CSOs discussed donor challenges, limited outreach, compliance hurdles, and data-driven strategies for showcasing impact.
Representatives from 19 civil society organisations discussed donor outreach progress after The Northeast Edit and The LEVERS events in Mumbai.
The LEVERS with NoDe & SeSTA hosted a Mumbai networking event connecting Northeast CSOs with HNIs, CSR representatives, and the launch of "Beacons of Hope."
Organised by Axis Bank Foundation with North East Together — 20 CSOs and 50+ donors, trustees, and CSR reps gathered for dialogue, panel discussions, and partnership-building.
NoDe's first research — "Impacts of Climate Change on Rural Communities in Assam and Manipur" — launched at the NE RCRC Northeast Meet, marking the start of community-led research.
Officially launched on February 24–25, 2024 at Don Bosco Institute, Guwahati — introducing 13 CSOs and unveiling the Tree of Organisation Development.
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