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First aid kit is an important tool in quickly responding to accidents to ensure that injuries can be efficiently and promptly dealt with before a trained medical professional is available to administer more specialised treatment. First aid kits in schools are especially helpful as children often get into accidents that need swift care in order to prevent things from escalating.

Our students conducted a survey on the availability of First aid kits in Govt schools of Mandya District. After mapping the availability of First aid kits, an awareness program was conducted in 65 Government schools and First aid kits were handed over to 60 Government schools.

Transport facilities are essential elements to drive growth and unlock potential in the rural India. Good public transport connectivity helps commerce, allow populations to access opportunities such as education, jobs, health, culture and social activities seamlessly.

But rural mobility has received far less attention from decision makers. Our students conducted a survey and awareness program at Sir. M Vishweshwaraiah PG Centre, Tubinakere, Mandya. The outcome was submitted to the KSRTC department and after several requests and follow-ups our students were successful in getting public transport authorities extend bus facilities to these area. Nearly 800+ rural people stand benefitted by these initiatives.

Gram panchayats are responsible for the overall development of the village and play a key role in providing basic services vital for the health and well-being of rural people, like drinking water and sanitation. Gram panchayat schemes can provide relief to countless rural issues. However, insufficient information about the scheme is preventing people from accessing its benefits. Implementing the IVRS system to provide information on these schemes will help rural citizens to get access to schemes on finger tips which further helps in overall development of the village.

Problems in need of solutions range from simple personal tasks (e.g. how to turn on an appliance) to complex issues in business and technical fields

Students of MSW working on a specific problem of farmers to increase reach to buyer networks, and get better rates for their produce.

More than 60% of irrigated agriculture and 85% of drinking water supplies are dependent on groundwater. Unfortunately, groundwater is susceptible to pollutants.

Drinking contaminated groundwater can have serious health effects. Wildlife can also be harmed by contaminated groundwater. Other long term effects such as certain types of cancer may also result from exposure to polluted water.

Our students conducted a village survey in Nanjangud taluk and collected 30 underground water samples. The collected water samples were tested and outcomes were analyzed under the guidance of MIM mentors. Students discussed the analysis outcome with surrounding factory officers. Few awareness programs were also conducted for the villagers about groundwater and prevention of pollution.

Trees are an integral part of the University landscape.

Students of MSW are on to the job of auditing the green cover within the campus , strategizing approaches to increasing the cover and working with the concerned officials.

People learn more from visualization. This Manasa Mithra team worked to create awareness on cleanliness and promoted the idea that cleanliness always starts with you. A small act of throwing a single piece of paper into the right place can save from future pollution and can make campus clean.

The self responsibility and self initiative to keep campus clean was the transformation of ideas into reality.

This student team from K R nagara could be the reason young women will come back to college or will stay in college and complete education, all because they made a ladies toilet at college functional.

The team renovated the ladies toilets in their college redoing the floors, painting the walls, and redoing the plumbing lines. They have also created a prototype of a toilet paper dispenser.

Plastic is non-biodegradable and can cause severe harm to the environment.

Students of MIM cohort-2 doing a structured drive to build awareness about harm created by plastic waste in Siddapura. Building awareness, structured drive on collection of plastic waste and attempting different ways of recycling is what this team of MSW students are onto.

Students addressing the problem of cleanliness in K R Nagara. They studied the challenges of waste management, build awareness about colour coded bins and segregation of bio waste and dry waste. They are furthering the work on plastic recycling.

Investigative process helps understand users better, challenge assumptions and redefine problems.

Students validating user requirements and assumptions in discussion with farmers and vegetable vendors

Problem identification and definition helps set boundaries within which an investigator should study the problem with a predetermined goal in mind.

Students of cohort2 taking a first step at problem identification and definition

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Objectives give you direction - something to work towards, and help to channel energy and effort. Speaking at the kickoff and making the program objectives clear.

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"The work of today is the history of tomorrow, and we are its makers." – Juliette Gordon

UOM students of Cohort-2 start their MIM journey. Excited to see what they MAKE.

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Behind every successful student entrepreneur is a tribe of Mentors. Come, meet our Mentor #2 Vinod Raje Urs, Program Manager - Reap Benefit Foundation.

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Behind every successful student entrepreneur is a tribe of Mentors. Come, meet our Mentor #1 Gautam Prakash, Co- Founder Reap Benefit Foundation.

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