Introduction
MCDS has been adopting an Integrated Group Action Process (GAP) approach in its community development work, and implementing this approach through Self-Help Group (SHGs) in local community. This involves a holistic and collaborative method where diverse stakeholders—such as community members, local governments, NGOs, and other institutions—work together to identify and address community needs while pursuing shared development goals. The process emphasizes inclusive participation, coordinated planning, and the integration of resources, knowledge, and efforts across sectors such as health, education, environment, and livelihoods. It fosters ownership, accountability, and sustainability by aligning interventions with local priorities and capacities. Ultimately, GAP strengthens social cohesion and ensures that development outcomes are both impactful and resilient over the long term.
Our Strategic Framework
- Health & Sanitation
- Education: School Support
- Socio-Economic Development
- Local Capacity Development for Sustainable Development
- Environmental Protection
- Disaster Risk Reduction, Relief & Recovery
Strategy
- Empowerment of Local individuals and community
- Mobilization of local resources and strengths
- Coordination, Cooperation and Partnership with Stakeholders
- Advocacy for the target community
- Facilitate Community led development activities/projects
Strategy Amplifier
- Partners
- Networks
- Local Institutions
Impact Area
- Improved Health and Education
- Improved Local Economy
- Local Capacity Building
- Promoted life of Child & Youths
- Equitable Society