A transparent pathway from community priorities to activities, outputs, outcomes and learning.
RSDI was established in 2006 and develops programmes around local priorities, institutional collaboration and practical field implementation.
Explore programme areasIndicators vary by project; public figures are used only when supported by approved records.
Identify needs, barriers, local assets and stakeholders.
Deliver agreed activities with clear roles and safeguards.
Record participation, outputs, referrals and defined outcomes.
Review what changed, what did not and how implementation can improve.
Selected activities from RSDI's Annual Progress Report and programme archive, presented with verified photographs and clearly labelled reported figures.
Evidence note: Figures below are reported by RSDI in its Annual Progress Report 2023-24. Proposed targets are not presented as completed achievements. Partner due diligence records are available through the Transparency Centre.
Approach: Strengthen local learning spaces through practical resources, community participation and continued engagement with children and families.
Evidence: Programme archive photograph; no beneficiary total is claimed for this activity until a project-specific completion record is published.
Reported delivery: A three-month programme covering everyday computer use, office skills, cyber-risk awareness and safer digital practices.
Reported participation: 64 participants during 2023-24.
Reported delivery: Health committees, community sessions, menstrual-hygiene support and awareness activities across six villages.
Reported reach: More than 1,200 people during 2023-24.
Approach: Nutrition-kit support alongside awareness, referral and follow-up for underserved households affected by tuberculosis.
Transparency: The proposal target of 600 patients is not shown here as achieved impact; a completed beneficiary total will be added only after verification.
Approach: Hands-on training using tools, safety equipment and production exercises designed to build employable and enterprise-oriented skills.
Evidence: Programme archive photograph; participant and placement figures await project-specific verification.
Reported participation: 28 participants selected for garment sewing and 29 for craft training in 2023-24.
Additional reported training: 64 participants in soft-toy making and 58 in artificial-jewellery production.
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