Annual Report 2012 - Kumbeshwar Technical School

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“Equal Opportunities for All”
KUMBESHWAR TECHNICAL SCHOOL
Patan, Kathmandu Valley, Nepal
Annual Report 2012
Presented by Siddhi Bahadur Khadgi
Founder Chairman
KTS is a non-profit, Fair Trade NGO
Her Excellency Madam Susan Grace, Ambassador of Australian Embassy delivering inaugural
speech in KTS annual day programme
Founder Chairman Mr. Siddhi Bahadur Khadgi delivering speech in School Day programme.
Ms. Safia Minney, Founder of Fair Trade Co., Japan and People Tree UK talking with KTS
founder Mr. Siddhi Bahadur Khadgi and her team members Yoshiko Lida, Rika Sueyoshi
and Mr. Sueyoshi.
CONTENTS
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Director’s Letter
About KTS
What We Do
KTS Vision
Selected Highlights
Sponsor
Welfare of Staff and Producers
Workshop and Quality Feedback
Participation in Meedings Abroad
Christmas Fair
Visit and Ineraction
Worldwide Friends of Kumbeshwar
Kumbeshwar Kids Worldwide
KTS Cookbook Edition 2
Financial Report
Orphange
Nursery and Primary School
Extra Curricular Activities
Day Care Centre
Vocational Training
Hand Knitting Training
Carpet Weaving Training
Carpentry Training
Production Unit
Hand Knitting Production Unit
Carpet Production Unit
Carpentry Production Unit
KTS News
Thanks to you all KTS Supporters
Kumbeshwar Knitwear Buyers
Kumbeshwar Carpet Buyers
The KTS Executive Committee
Organization & Internal Structure 2012
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DIRECTOR’S LETTER
Beside the regular programme, the management of the Kumbeshwar Technical School has
focussed to improve the environment and standardise the education system within the school.
The renovation of the rooms and addition of furniture including green boards instead of black
boards, construction of comfortable hygienic toilets, establishment of the library and the computer
room and change of old text books to new ones have created good atmosphere within the school.
Similarly, on the vocational training sector, the school is providing skills in depth as needed for
producing quality products. After completion of training, trainees can join our organisation and
get job if they wish so. The member producers in production units receive detailed information
about the products they have to produce. They are also communicated about the national and
international market trend and customer choices. Work place in the school is made comfortable,
maintained transparency and supported to them to strengthen their social and economic status
in the society. In this year, the knitwear production unit has undertaken trial production of some
items by installing hand- made wooden loom.
We have carried out all annual programme smoothly. We are highly obliged to all of you for
extending us valuable support in achieving the set target and marching ahead toward further
progress of the organisation.
Thank you.
Kiran Bahadur Khadgi
Member Secretary and Director
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ABOUT KTS
Established in 1983 by former State Council Member, Mr Siddhi Bahadur Khadgi, Kumbeshwar
Technical School (KTS) is an educational and vocational training centre supporting the needs of
low-income families throughout Nepal. As a non-profit-making, Fair Trade NGO, KTS believes
that “equal opportunities for all” is a fundamental human right.
KTS was initially established to assist the local Pode community of street sweepers because, as a
caste of untouchables, these people had been denied education and employment opportunities.
The rest of society shunned them and it was virtually impossible to break free from the traditional
caste occupations of street sweepers, butchers and small farmers. Kabindra Khadgi, the youngest
son of the Founder Chairman, implemented the first KTS programme in 1983. A childcare project
for street cleaning workers was established, followed by adult literacy classes and a nutrition
and health clinic, including an immunisation programme.
In 1984, KTS opened a primary school and introduced a carpet weaving training programme
for adults. The KTS organisation today encompasses a free nursery and primary school for 250
children and offers welfare and education for up to 20 orphan/semi-orphan children in the KTS
orphanage. KTS provides vocational training for women and young men in carpet weaving,
hand knitting and carpentry.
As a founder member of Fair Trade Group Nepal and a member of WFTO and WFTO Asia, KTS
strongly believes in Fair Trade practices and is committed to working with its producers to create
Fair Trade products. KTS supports Fair Trade income-generating programmes for its producers,
through the sale of high-quality Fair Trade carpets, knitwear and furniture, which fund and
sustain the KTS activities. KTS also runs a day-care centre for the children of trainees, producers
and staff, free of cost.
KTS is managed by a seven-member Executive Committee, which makes all the policy decisions
relating to the organisation. The Director of KTS has overall responsibility for policy implementation.
The KTS administrative team manages the organisation’s day-to-day running. The KTS primary school
teachers’ committee bears responsibility for the Nursery and Primary School. The administration
staff and a vocational teachers’ committee oversee the Vocational School.
WHAT WE DO
KTS offers key opportunities to create a secure future. Local children from low-income families
learn vital literacy skills and receive a broad education in the KTS Nursery and Primary School.
Vocational training in carpet weaving, hand knitting and carpentry opens access to a wide range
of employment opportunities. KTS assists in the creation of income-generating programmes
that directly benefit low-income groups and, in particular, women and the physically disabled.
Orphans and destitute women are offered a home, education and vocational training. KTS also
works to empower the local community and the wider population to take responsibility for
themselves and their future. As a founder member of Fair Trade Group Nepal and a member of
WFTO Global and WFTO Asia, as well as a member of Nepal RugMark Foundation KTS strongly
believes in Fair Trade practices and is committed to working with its producers to create Fair
Trade products.
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KTS MISSION
Equal opportunities for all
KTS VISION
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Provide free nursery and primary education to local community children from low-income
families
Improve the standard of literacy and general education amongst the pupils
Provide technical education and vocational training to disadvantaged women and young
men from low-income families and broaden their access to a wider range of employment
opportunities
Create and support income-generating programmes that directly benefit low-income
groups, especially women, through the sale of KTS Fair Trade products
Provide education, welfare and training to orphans and destitute women
Empower the local community and other beneficiaries to take greater responsibility for
themselves and their future
Pre- nursery ( play group) Class
Orphans enjoying Tea Break
Students at class room
Job opportunities for under privileged Women
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SELECTED HIGHLIGHTS
KTS completed some of the infrastructure improvement works such as constructing improved
toilets, green board, solar system - an alternative power for electricity and shelves in the Primary
school classrooms with the support of Her Excellency Ms. Susan Grace, Australian Ambassador
by DAP fund of AUS AID
Similarly with her generous support, the Knitwear design room was developed, with added wool rack
and knitwear display cupboard in the knitwear section.
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Her Excellency Ms. Susan Grace also supported the addition of new equipment in the carpentry
section. This has been a great benefit to the school. The soundproof generator enabled to continue
work smoothly at the time of electricity power cuts during day-to-day activities.
Wool rack
Machinery and equipment for carpentry unit
Floor of the Nursery class room, toilet and kitchen for students of primary class being improved
with the support of Fair Trade Korea.
Flooring in Nursery class
Newly set-up Kitchen
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With the support of Docey Lewis, KTS set up a portable effluent plant for a dye waste water
treatment under the supervision of Mr. Albert Horowitz and with the collaboration of Mr.
Prakash Amatya, Nepal Environment Journalist Association and Mr. Narayan Prasad Upadhya,
senior Chemist.
For the effluent plant development and improvement, Mr. Albert Horowitz is working with our
team members.
Ms. Isabella Holding, curator from Australia exhibited KTS carpet designed by Australian Artists
in Sidhartha Art Gallery, Babar Mahal Revisited, Kathmandu with support of Her Excellency
Ms. Susan Grace, Ambassador of Australia and Madam Judi Holding. KTS Carpet weavers who
were invited to the programme enjoyed the occasion very much and were inspired by displays
on the wall.
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The Management of KTS held interaction programme with its home based producers and collected
detailed information from them. In the programme KTS staff and producers shared views and
discussed Fair Trade principles. The producers and group leaders actively participated in the
programme.
KTS home based producers participating in the interaction programme.
KTS celebrated World Fair Trade Day as usual with an interaction programme shared by KTS
staff and producers followed by a design competition. A Women’s health and eye camp as well
as a quiz contest were held in the primary school.
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On the occasion of World Fair Trade day, we successfully conducted a Women’s Health and Eye
check up and treatment camp. 326 people including KTS students, staff, producers and members
from the local community received eye check up services and among them 19 people were found
suffering from cataracts. The Camp was conducted in association with the Nepal Eye Hospital.
The cataract surgery operations were performed in Nepal Eye Hospital with a special discount.
Kumbeshwar Trading Centre sponsored the medicines, logistics of the camp and operation costs
for all 19 patients.
Dr. Piyush Raj Pandey and Mrs. Manju Sharma, Mrs. Nirmala Shakya – Nurses and Mr. Shyam
Prasad Dahal - P. Supervisor from Nepal Eye Hospital conducted the eye camp.
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Senior Gynecologist Dr. Sushila Shrestha and Dr. Nilima Amatya carried out women’s health
check-up in the camp. Senior Nurses Mrs. Durga Laxmi Mulmi, Ms Mamita Maharjan, Ms. Ruchi
Shakya, Lab Technician Mr. Laxmi Prasad Bhandari, Pharmacist Ms. Bhawana, Ms. Wanjana
Shakya and Mr. Bikram Khadgi, Social workers Mr. Gyan Bahadur Shakya and Mr. Narayan
Kapali extended their services voluntarily.
KTS Executive Member Mr. Deepak Kumar Khadgi, Mr. Satyendra Khadgi, KTS teachers and
staff’s volunteered in the camp. 68 women received benefit from the camp.
KTS encouraged staff, producers and neighbours to continue the YOGA programme which was
started last year and held in the day care room in the early morning daily. Mr. Ratna Lal Deula
is assisting the YOGA programme.
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With the support of Lalitpur Sub Metropolitan City under the social activity programme, a
Tuberculosis prevention class took place in the primary school. The experts gave orientation on
the prevention of TB to the students.
Students from grade 1 to 5 were given “Congenital Rubella Syndrome – CRC” Vaccination and
students under 5 years received Vitamin A Capsules as well as polio vaccinations as per the Nepal Government programme conducted by Lalitpur Sub-Metropolitan City.
For health and safety precautions, KTS conducted a demonstration programme on the use of
fire distinguisher during fire with directions and instructions for leaving the building. .
Fire distinguish operation training was provided to KTS staff.
The School celebrated its 25th Anniversary on 19th October 2012. On this occasion, the Chief
Guest Her Excellency Ms. Susan Grace, Ambassador of Australia in Nepal inaugurated the
programme and distributed prizes to class top students in the primary school and Certificates
of Achievement to Hand knitting and Carpet weaving trainees.
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In her inaugural speech, Chief Guest Ms. Susan Grace appreciated KTS activities in promoting
skills to the people especially to socially and economically deprived women, and imparting free
primary education to the children of poverty-stricken families.
Her Excellency Ms. Susan Grace inaugurating the programme and distributing the prizes to
students and trainees
Students of primary class performing cultural programme.
SPONSOR
KTS is continuing to provide scholarships to producers’ children Miss Pradina Shrestha, Niva
Shrestha, Leeja Lama, Salina Shakya, Roshan Tamang, Beli Tamang ( mentally retarded girl ),
Purushottam Thakuri, Shankar Shrestha, Soniya Lama, Aliza Deula, Sujal Khadgi, Rajan Garu
and Bishal Lamichhane for secondary school education.
WELFARE OF STAFF AND PRODUCERS
This year 21 staff and producers benefited from our health and maternity insurance
programme.
The credit facility was utilised by 12 staff and 20 producers for their house renovation, family
business development, etc.
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WORKSHOP AND QUALITY FEEDBACK
This year most of our buyers visited us and conducted quality workshops as well as gave valuable
feedback on our products. The workshops and feedback were helpful to our staff and producers
in updating their knowledge of markets, improving and enhancing their skills etc.
Ms. Megan Johnston checking products and giving
feedback
Ms. Masako Ueda, FTCo Japan giving feedback to
Staff and producers
Ms. Yosh Fukuhara, FTCo Japan giving feedback
to Staff
Ms. Song from Fair Trade Korea giving feedback to
KTS QC staff and producers.
Ms. Sara from SERRV International, USA providing
Web page design training
Ms. Marina Spedafora, CTM Italy providing design training and QC feedbacks
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Ms. Docey Lewis is helping to develop a new hand-weaving loom in order to introduce new hand woven
knitted products in KTS.
Safia Minney and Ms. Yoshiko Lida with KTS
knitwear producers.
Ms. Christine Gent giving orientation on 10
principals of Fair Trade to KTS producers
Participation in meetings abroad:
Member Secretary/Director of KTS Mr. Kiran Bahadur Khadgi participated in the official delegation
of FNCCI in Thailand, attended WFTO Asia regional meetings and conference and WFTO Global
AGM in Goa, India. He also participated in the programme “Fair Trade Cotton Supply Chain
Development in India & Nepal” and attended “I’ Artigliano in Fiera” programme in Italy.
Kiran at Thai Commerce Ministry with high
level trade delegation led by Mr. Bhaskarraj
Rajkarnikar, 1st Vice president of FNCCI
Kiran at WFTO Asia regional annual general
meeting at Goa, India
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Kiran participating in the Workshop on “the Fair Trade Supply Chain Cotton project” and sharing the
experiences of Indian and Nepalese Fair Trade networks in Rome
Christmas Fair
Fair Trade Group Nepal organized a Christmas Fair at Hotel Annapurna, Kathmandu. Residential
Representative of UNDP His Excellency Mr. Robert Piper and Mrs. Maggie Piper inaugurated the Fair.
H.E. Robert Piper & Maggie Piper inaugurating the
Fair Trade Christmas Fair
H.E. Robert Piper observing Fair Trade Christmas
Fair
Live demonstration by rug weaver at the Christmas
Fair
KTS participated in the 9th Handicraft Fair under
the roof of FTG Nepal pavilion
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KTS friend Mr. Jan Meijar from Netherland in KTS
showroom.
Ms. Safia Minney founder Fair Trade Co. Japan at KTS
Ms. Jean from UK at Day Care
Visitor observing Carpet weaving at KTS.
Visit and Interaction
Buyers and Designers visit KTS and interaction with them is very effective and useful to improve
the quality of our products. The direct interaction with buyers and designers also helped to
motivate and inspire our staff and producers.
Masako Ueda, designer from Fair Trade
Company, Japan, checking the quality of products
Ms. Docey conducted special design training to
KTS Senior knitting staff.
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Ms. Rabina, QC staff giving orientation to staff
about quality.
Seong Eun Lee, Sena Ji, Song Kim from Fair Trade
Korea giving orientation about new design to KTS
staffs
Ms Mi Young & Song from Fair Trade Korea giving
feedbacks to KTS staffs and producers
Ms. Safia and her team with producers
Ms. Safia Minney and team interviewing KTS
knitwear producers
Ms Docey Lewis freelance designer from USA
giving weaving knit finishing training to KTS staff.
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Above feature was published in Serrv International Catalogue, USA
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WORLDWIDE FRIENDS OF KUMBESHWAR KIDS
MEMBERSHIP
The membership programme is of great value to us enabling us to continue our social activities
such as free Nursery Primary School, Orphans Home, Day Care centre and vocational training
with allowances. The support of our national and international members is the base of our
strength.
KTS is receiving support from members and well-wishers in various fields such as financial
support, publicity of KTS activities, promoting markets of KTS products, extending volunteer
services, advice and technical support, recommendations to visit Nepal and appraisal and
appreciation of Nepalese handicrafts etc.
Old cupboard replaced
Top floor of KTS building renovated to a room
Old cupboard replaced with the support of Ms. Doris Ospelt
Top floor of KTS building renovated to a room for producers’ workplace, interaction, health
camp and store, all with support of Lydia Cook.
There are 143 KK members from the following countries.
Nepal 30, UK 40, Australia 14, Netherlands 26, New Zealand 11, USA 5, Japan 6,
Denmark 3, Germany 3, Switzerland 1, Spain 1, Portugal 1 , France 1 and UAE 1 Mrs Maggie Adams Langley generously coordinates our UK Friends and well-wishers. Maggie’s
address is 52 Osborne Mews, Sheffield, S11 9EG, UK. Tel: 0114 255 4067. Email: magadams@
talktalk.net
Ms Lydia Cook formed the KTS Jersey 52 Club to help raise funds through its membership
programme. Lydia’s address is 41 Cranham Court, St Helier, Jersey JE2 4RY. Lydia has generously
given her time to organise the KTS Lottery which provides considerable funds for KTS. Friends
of Kumbeshwar Kids are invited to join the lottery. If you are interested to join, please contact
Lydia at her address. Each month the Lottery is drawn and one lucky participant receives a
cheque for £100.
Ms Nola Ainsworth has been kindly coordinating the Australian WFKK membership. Nola’s address is
4/3 Harbourview Cr., Abbotsford, NSW 2046, Australia. Tel: 97135596. Email: nola.a@bigpond.net.au
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KUMBESHWAR KIDS WORLDWIDE MEMBERS
S.No.
NAME
COUNTRY
1. Gael Robertson
U.K.
2. Juliet Hardiker
U.K.
3. Mrs Anne Garbutt
U.K.
4. Jan Hopkins
U.K.
5. David Potter
U.K.
6. Bill & Betty Pryce
U.K.
7. Mr T J B George & Mrs Richinda George family
U.K.
8. Mr & Mrs Stephenson
UK
9. Mark & Maggie Hudson
UK.
10. Ms. Vivien Norfolk
UK
11. Ms. Lydia Cook
UK
12. Mrs. B. Bullen
UK
13. Mr. David Williams
UK
14. Delena Davison
UK
15. Martin and Celia Davies
UK
16. Ms.Leela Gourdeau
UK
17. Mrs. Audrey Heywood
UK
18. Miss Mary W Johnston UK
19. Mrs. Lona Leith McGreggor
UK
20. Ms. Barbara Ridley
UK
21. Hamish Wood
UK
22. Phoebe Ravenhall
U.K
23. Eric Coull
U.K.
24. Jean Adams
UK
25. Mary Patricia Stewart
U.K.
26. Jean Kirkley
U.K.
27. Brenda Moss
U.K.
28. Jane Southward
U.K.
29. Ruth Cook
UK
30. Joan Adams
UK
31. James Brodhurst UK
32. Margaret Smart
UK
33. Mrs. Edith Hannah
UK 34. Ms Jane Griffith
UK
35. Mrs Ann Burgess Watson
UK 36. Margaret Broughton Buckler
UK
37. Rosemary Harrot
UK
38. C. J. Jackson
UK
39. JV (Jean) Marshall
UK
40. Mr. Andrew Wall
UK
41. Dr. Shozo Tateishi
Japan
42. Mr. Masatoshi Ishizaka
Japan
43.Ms. Toshiko Yakabe
Japan
44. A.E.A.
Japan
45. Dr. Michiro Nakashima
Japan
46.Prof. Hideki Yamamoto Japan
47. Betty Woodsand
USA
48. Rand Jack & Mrs Dana Jack
USA
49. Kaushal Kishwor Singh & Family USA
50. Mr Edwards Hays
USA
51. Miss Shradha Khadgi
USA
S.No.
52.
53.
54. 55.
56.
57.
58.
59.
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61.
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63.
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100.
101.
102.
103.
NAME
Nola & Tim Ainswort
Mette & Marvin Heaston
Tony Andersen
Mary, & Bob Austic
Terry Hines + Tracey Cook
Marianne & David Wakeley
Gail Barton
Tyson
McGuiness Motors
Amie Long
Ms. Diane Byrne
Mrs. Narelle Phipps
Yvonne Byrne
Maureen & Hugh Knox
Shanta Kumar Malla
Ganesh Man Lama
Chester Ketaki
Manju Ratna Shakya
Agrawal Pawan
Mrs. Niti Rana “Trikuti”
Mrs. J. P. Rana
Jiban Bahadur Malla
Mrs. Namgyal Singh
Ms. Ami Sengupta
Mrs. Jyoti Rana
Mr. Mahendra K. Agrawal
Mr. & Mrs. Nanda SJB Rana
Mr. Upendra Rana
Mrs. Som Prava R. L. Shah
Mrs. Lekali Shah
Mrs. Luma Pun
Bachan Man Dongol
Mrs. Bina Shah
Mrs. Sangeeta Rana
Mrs. Kabita Rana
Druba Kawar
Mrs. Madhu Sengupta
Manju Devi Rana
Bishnu Narayan Med. Ed.
Mrs. Prama Rana
Mrs. Brinda Rana
Mrs. Aarati Shah
Mrs. Sonila Shah
Mr. Mohit Rana
Cardet Frederic
Pieter Wilhjelm
Susi Baur
Annette Mohar
Ms. Berta Caranza
Engbert Verkoren
P. Blom Assendelft
Paul Kwakkenbos
COUNTRY
Australia
Australia
Australia
Australia
Australia
Australia
Australia
Australia
Australia
Australia
Australia
Australia
Australia
Australia
Nepal
Nepal
Nepal
Nepal
Nepal
Nepal
Nepal
Nepal
Nepal
Nepal
Nepal
Nepal
Nepal
Nepal
Nepal
Nepal
Nepal
Nepal
Nepal
Nepal
Nepal
Nepal
Nepal
Nepal
Nepal
Nepal
Nepal
Nepal
Nepal
Nepal
France
Denmark
Denmark
Denmark
Spain
The Netherland The Netherland
The Netherland
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S.No.
NAME
104. Mr. & Mrs. Jan Meijer
105.Ms. Elisabeth De Jong
106. H. Heynen
107. Ms. H. Van EE
108.Mr.& Ms. H.W. Lulofs
109. Mr. & Ms. A.H. Wolters
110. Mr. & Ms. P. Brandsma
111. Ms. A. Spoel- Melchers
112. Mr. & Ms. Krabben
113. Mr. M. Grift
114. Ms. & Mr. G. Kemperink
115. Pieter Jan Visser
116. Els Van Mourik
117. Mr & Ms. G.J.B. Hodes
118. Ms. Sylvia Evers
119. Praxis for Physiotherapie
120. Mr & Ms L. Koerts
121. Van Keulen Riet
122. Mr. H. D. Melchers
123. Mr. W. S. Molenaar
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COUNTRY
The Netherland
The Netherland
The Netherland
The Netherland
The Netherland
The Netherland
The Netherland
The Netherland
The Netherland
The Netherland
The Netherland
The Netherland
The Netherland
The Netherland
The Netherland
The Netherland
The Netherland
The Netherland
The Netherland
The Netherland
S.No.
124.
125.
126.
127.
128.
129.
130.
131.
132.
133.
134.
135.
136.
137.
138.
139.
140.
141.
142.
143.
NAME
Mr. & Ms. Berenpas
Stichting Kateker
Ms. & Mr. G. Bosman
Mrs Margaret Szmurak
Blomer Eva
Mr.Klaus Blomer
Maria Furst
Kathleen K. Bruker
Ms. Maria Adelaide
Mr. Michael & Carol Scutt Collen & Bill Buckley
Mr. Herman Roodt
Mr. Glem B. Anderson
Ms. Ross Walker
Fidelity life– cary veenhof
Collen Buckley
Coinfield & Marrivate rest homes
Rotary Club of Whangarie
Tony Bestel
Jill Jones & Carol Burdon
COUNTRYS
The Netherland The Netherland
The Netherland
Switzerland
Germany
Germany
Germany
Dubai, UAE
Portugal
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
Ms. Safia Minney with Founder Chairman
Siddhi Bahadur
Ms. Nola with Friends at KTS
Michael Emblem from UNITERA at KTS
Ed. Hays and family at KTS
KTS COOKBOOK EDITION 2
A second edition of the KTS Cookbook is filled with delicious recipes for you to try at home. The
book written by Gita Khadgi, wife of KTS Director Kiran, you will love it and will be able to get
the true flavour of Nepal dishes in your own kitchen. The sales revenue from the cookbook is
used to help the KTS School activities.
Mr. Lilamani Paudel, Chief Secretary & Mr Hari Bansha celebrate World Fair Trade Day
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FINANCIAL REPORT
JANUARY-DECEMBER 2012
DEPARTMENT
EXPENDITURE
Administration 2,740,809 Publicity and Marketing 679,406 Orphanage 1,635,931 Nursery & Primary School 2,751,816 Day Care Centre 460,501 Hand Knitting TR 338,529 Carpet Weaving TR 258,366 Carpentry TR. 343,329 SUB-TOTAL 9,208,687 Hand Knitting PR 45,880,834 Carpet PR 2,864,061 Carpentry PR 1,429,041 Dye unit 437,357 Show room 157,550 Sub Total 50,768,843 Grand Total 59,977,530 INCOME
SPONSOR
-
-
-
-
-
375,629 -
458,523 -
132,872 -
.28,900 - -
42,000 -
1,037,924 55,863,453 3,156,033 1,107,479 - - 60,126,965 61,164,889 BALANCE
- 2,740,809
- 679,406
- 1,260,302
- 2.293,293
- 327,629
- 309,629
- 258,366
- 301,329
- 8,170,763
+ 9,982,619
+ 291,972
- 321,562
- 437,357
157,550
+ 9,358,122
+ 1,187,359
KEY POINTS
DD All figures are expressed in Nepali Rupees.
DD The report reflects the KTS operational status, excluding assets.
DD TR = Training
DD PR = Production Unit (income-generating programme)
DD The Dye Unit shows expenses for the work done for the knitwear and carpet production.
These costs are covered by knitwear and carpet sales.
DD Administration, Publicity and Marketing accounted for 6.03% of total expenditure.
DD Of the total income, INGO donor input was 0%. The support from Worldwide Friends of
Kumbeshwar Kids and sponsorship are shown in sponsor column under the corresponding
account heading.
DD The debit balance in the Carpentry Unit is due to raw material and finished products in stock.
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ORPHANAGE
EXPENDITURE
1,635,931
INCOME
-
SPONSOR
375,629
BALANCE
-1,260,302
Alina Thapa completed class 11, Namrata Thapa completed SLC and admitted to class 11 with
science subject aiming to study in the staffnurse course. Chandrajyoti and Urmila are studying
hard and doing well at secondary school. Madhuri Thakuri is not able to develop her ability even
with extra classes and special counselling provided. Sarmila and Arpana have average ability but
Sina, Subina are doing excellently in KTS primary school. Regarding the Boys’ progress, Sunil is
in 12 class, Kali Bahadur completed 2 years Carpentry and is doing on-the-job work at KTS, Gopal
completed SLC and gained admission to an Electronic engineer course, Gangaram is studying in
high school. . Harenna, Kisan, Sudip and Sunilshing Bista are doing well at KTS primary school.
There are 17 children (nine boys and eight girls) living in the orphanage.
Rajan Garu, Bishal Lamichhane and Nabin left the hostel as they wished to stay with their relatives.
KTS decided to sponsor them for further education.
The Friends of Kumbeshwar Kids membership programme is a great support in ensuring the
smooth running of the orphanage. This year, 19.81% expenses of the orphanage have been covered
by the members’ subscriptions and individual sponsorship. The remaining 80.19% expenses were
covered by the KTS income-generating programmes through knitwear and carpet sales revenue.
Ms. Sandhya honoured students on completion of
secondary exam
Mr. Andreea Kramarik with Children at KTS home
Profile
Sunil Singh Bista
Sunil Singh Bista
Sunil Singh Bista is a seven year old boy from the far-western
development region of Bhumeshor V.D.C. ward no. 8. He was born
on 2062.03.30 B.S. (2005 July 14). He has one younger brother and
one sister. His father was a farmer and mother was a housewife. When
Sunil was five year old, his father died in an accident. Being poor
and jobless his mother found it very hard to look after him. His uncle
brought him to KTS with recommendation of VDC on 29 June 2012.
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NURSERY & PRIMARY SCHOOL
EXPENDITURE
2,751,816
INCOME
-
SPONSOR
458,523
BALANCE
- 2,293,293
The management is continuously making an effort to improve the quality of education in the Nursery and
Primary School, and has introduced a better course / work book, fixed alternative solar power electricity,
renovated class rooms, kitchen, toilets, washing room etc.
The library, computer and visual classes have become more attractive to the students and become part of
the daily routine. In the library, teachers focus on storybooks, English language conversations and teaching
through audio visual materials. The library is also helpful to teachers in preparing teaching materials.
There are currently 214 students in the school to whom school provides free nutritious food to 141 students
in the pre-nursery, nursery and kindergarten classes once a day and provides additional food to 83 children
in pre-nursery and nursery classes. In the primary school, 26 percent of the pupils are from the local street
sweeper community and the remainder are from local and migrated poor families from remote areas. The
School continues to provide quality education with necessary materials free of cost to all children. The
school reopened on 1st February after a month’s winter holiday.
It is a pleasure to mention that the Library now has 1607 children’s books. All the books are simple but
informative, stimulating and helpful for students. They also assist us in providing quality education for them.
KTS gives importance to extra-curricular activities for students’ physical, mental and social development.
The extra-curricular activities have encouraged the children to attend classes regularly. They find the
library, computer class, cultural events, quiz contests and spelling competitions interesting and stimulating
their desire to learn. These activities endorse the KTS belief that there should be equal opportunities for all,
regardless of their background.
People Tree/Global Village Japan has partially sponsored the KTS educational programme. The Friends
of Kumbeshwar Kids membership and sponsorship covered 15% of expenses and the remaining 85% was
covered by sales revenue from knitwear and carpet products.
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EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
The students take advantage of the extra-curricular activities. The cultural programme is one of
the most favoured areas for the students. These activities are very helpful to boost their career
development, reduce any inferiority complex and promote self-confidence among the low caste
children. This year several activities took place. Some pictures are given below:
The primary school students performed songs and dances on the occasion of the Nepali New Year.
Parents and guests participated in the programme and enjoyed the occasion.
Students taking part in sports day
Students celebrating child rights day
The children celebrating children’s day
Students participating in Quiz contest
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Director delivering speech on school day
Students performing drama
A Cultural Programme was also held on the occasion
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DAY-CARE CENTRE
EXPENDITURE
INCOME
460,501
-
SPONSOR
132,872
BALANCE
-327,629
KTS producers, vocational trainees and staff benefit by being able to leave their young children in
the Day-Care Centre on working days, knowing that they are professionally cared for in a bright,
happy environment in the new building. There are books, toys and games for the children to
enjoy and learn from. KTS provides nutritional snacks and drinks for the children. There are 20
regular, 22 irregular children and an average 31 children per day in the day-care centre.
The day-care centre costs Nrs.38.85 per child per day and parents contribute NPR 25 per month
for each child’s care. A qualified teacher, an assistant and a helper run the day-care centre,
ensuring that the children are safe and well looked after at all times.
This year 12 % of the day-care centre expenses were covered by sponsorship and the remaining
88% covered by knitwear and carpet sales revenue.
Children in the day-care centre
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VOCATIONAL TRAINING
Nepal is a country of culture, art and craftsmanship. People learn traditional skills from their
families thereby passing on the cultural heritage of the country from generation to generation.
However, people may not always have enough knowledge about production, quality, marketing
and business management. Some traders exploit producers and they becoming poorer. As such,
the young generation can be – and often is discouraged by the prospect of continuing to work
in the traditional family occupation and seeks a different career. However, the employment
market is becoming more competitive, especially for low-educated and underprivileged people.
Vocational training is also becoming more expensive and marginalized people cannot afford it.
KTS supports people from uneducated and low caste background families including physically
disabled or destitute women. KTS provides vocational training to such people offering them
practical and marketable/self-employment jobs in three areas i.e., carpet weaving, hand knitting
and carpentry. As many potential trainees from the countryside cannot afford the city’s high
accommodation costs, KTS is developing programmes for providing rooms to stay during their
training. These programmes are helping to improve the quality of life for people in rural areas
of Nepal.
All KTS training courses are run in line with Fair Trade practices and all products comply with
Fair Trade standards.
Number of Graduates from KTS
Programme Men-1 Year Men-2 Year Women short term Women 2 Year
Carpentry
197+ 5
103 + 3
-
-
Carpet
10
1
231 + 10
16
Hand knitting
1497 + 40
-
Total
212
107
1778 16
Total
308
268
1537
2113
Programme
Men.
Women
Total
Carpet weaving training for Blind / disabled 7
2
9
Hand knitting training for Blind people
2
1
3
Carpentry training for Disabled people
2
2
Hand knitting Training for women prisoners in the Kathmandu Central Prison
40
40
Hand knitting Training for women prisoners in the Kathmandu Central Prison with PA Nepal
55
55
Hand knitting training for disabled people
6
3
9
Total
17
101
118
KTS advertises details of the vocational training programmes in daily national newspapers,
radio, toll free information from telephone service and also through GOs, NGOs and INGOs
from time to time.
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HAND KNITTING TRAINING
EXPENDITURE
INCOME
338,529
-
SPONSOR
28,900
BALANCE
--309,629
The hand knitting is going smoothly. Management has focused on providing training to women
also having leisure time after household work. The training hours are fixed at 11.30 a.m. to 13.30
p.m. This time is mostly convenient to those groups. The training is one of the best skills for poor
and illiterate people, especially women and physically challenged people. The training is for two
hours a day, five days a week, over three months. Amateur knitters can also join the course to
upgrade their skills. Different styles of knitting are taught, based on knitwear designs. During
the training period, KTS provides all stationery materials and wool free of charge.
KTS provides opportunities to any trainee who shows real aptitude, offering work to produce
smaller items such as socks, gloves and scarves for which KTS pays wages as paid to other
professionals.
After training, KTS offers job opportunity to all graduates who are interested to work for KTS. It
encourages trainees to complete the training and gain experience to work full-time in the future.
This year, 40 trainees completed the training out of 42 and 25 graduates joined the hand-knitting
production unit.
Hand Knitting Training Classes
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CARPET WEAVING TRAINING
EXPENDITURE
258,366
INCOME
SPONSOR
-
-
BALANCE
- 258,366
The short-term four months carpet weaving practical course has been an attraction to poor and
low educated migrated women and girls. The trainees can gain benefit quickly from the skills
they learn. The training is also very useful for underprivileged people as it quickly enables them
to earn a living. KTS gives each trainee an allowance of NPR40 per day and offers a day-care
centre for his or her young children. Older children are offered free education at the KTS primary
school. More than 90% of KTS graduates are employed in the carpet weaving industries.
This year, four trainees completed the training and joined the production unit.
Carpet Weaving Training
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CARPENTRY TRAINING
EXPENDITURE
INCOME
343,329
-
SPONSOR
42,000
BALANCE
-301,329
Carpentry is one of the most appropriate practical skill-training for low educated poor
underprivileged people. KTS runs a two-year course, providing 20% theory and 80% practical
training. Each trainee is given an allowance of NPR50 per day to partially subsidise their living
costs, as the family may not be able to afford to support him/her fully while they are on training.
During the training period, students learn how to make different types of furniture. The students
can sit the carpentry Level 2 skills exam of the Nepal Government’s Centre for Technical
Education and Vocational Training (CTEVT). All the graduates who wish to work can get a job,
become independent and establish a livelihood from the skills they have learnt at KTS.
Local underprivileged boys and rescued boys of the streets from the Shangrila Home in
Kathmandu are in the Carpentry training. The minimum qualification of the trainees is grade
five and they must be at least 15 year old.
This year, three trainees in the second year and five trainees in the first year completed the
training.
Carpentry trainees in theory and practical classes
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PRODUCTION UNITS
At present, KTS has over 2113 producers
benefiting over 1033 families and 79
local community members. We provide
job opportunities for graduates of the
vocational training programmes which,
in return, enable the organisation to
be self-sustained by producing KTS
products . KTS is a founder member of
Fair Trade Group Nepal (FTGN). This
organisation is helping its members
create an opportunity to promote their
products through capacity building
and propagating advocacy, publicity,
marketing and buyer introductions. We sell our Fair Trade products throughout the world and
are proud to be at the forefront of Fair
Trade business in Nepal.
Working with its own designers, buyers’
designers and individual illustrators
from overseas, KTS is endeavouring
constantly to create new and up-todate products, which also reflect the
culture and heritage of Nepal. KTS
launches feedback and quality control
programmes in conjunction with all its
buyers so as to ensure the quality of its
products meet the required standard. The
close working relationship KTS has with
all its buyers is of enormous importance
to the organization.
Special custom designed carpet
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Special custom designed shelve
HAND KNITTING PRODUCTION UNIT
EXPENDITURE
INCOME
BALANCE
55,863,453
+ 9,982,619
45,880,834
The hand knitting production is going smoothly under home-based producers. For the
identification of producers and producers’ assistants working for KTS and to advocate KTS
objectives and WFTO norms about Fair Trade, we organized a producers meeting in the core
area of producers living in “Bhaktapur”, “Banepa”, Kirtipur”, Lubhu”, “Thecho”, “Teku” and
school premises.
In the meeting, 1284 producers and their assistants registered and found 447 additional new
producers. There are 2100 producers. Out of that there are 121 direct, 24 group leaders, 538
producers under group leaders and 1417 assistants. Among the producers 2096 are women and
1 man, physically challenged 2 women and 1 man involved in production. Also 15 people are
engaged in transporting the raw materials to producers and collecting the finished products from
them.
In Nepal there is still a joint family system. If we calculate beneficiaries from 2100 producers and
assistants, nearly 10,500 “grass roots” people are receiving benefit from KTS income generating
programme.
Quality control is a big challenge to us involving yarn to finished product. Regarding directing
and counselling of yarn suppliers and spinning groups, the management is applying a different
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methodology in monitoring skill training, interaction, thorough checking one by one and
receiving feedback. The majority of jobs are done by home based members and producers. The
marketing and quality of knitwear is highly important to the organisation. All the jobs are very
sensitive and need extra care to maintain the necessary high standard required. However, it is
a pleasure to us that the quality of our production is meeting international standard and is able
to help alleviate poverty and illiteracy in Nepal and also create awareness about the Fair Trade.
This year, sales revenue increased by 18% compared to last year sales. The surplus amount is
being spent on social activities of KTS.
Trends of Production and Sales of KTS Knitwear in Last 3 years
30000
25000
Nepalese Rupees
20000
15000
Production
Sales
10000
5000
0
2010 2011 2012 2010 2011 2011 2010 2011 2012 2010 2011 2012 2010 2011 2012 2010 2011 2012
Sweater
Shoes/socks
Hand dying wool
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Gloves
Muffler/warmer
Cap\Hat
Misc
Hand winding the wool for knitting work
CARPET PRODUCTION UNIT
EXPENDITURE
INCOME
2,864,061
3,156,033
BALANCE
+291,972
KTS produces high quality Tibetan sheep wool rugs and carpets in 60 and 100 knots
in traditional and contemporary designs as well as bespoke designs for individual
customers.
There are 5 wool spinners, 20 carpet weavers, 2 dyers and 1 trimmer currently working
in the unit. This year, sales revenue is decreased by 3% compared to last year sales.
Wool spinning for carpet
Carpet Weaving
Carpet Triming
Special custom carpet weaving
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CARPENTRY PRODUCTION UNIT
EXPENDITURE
INCOME
BALANCE
1,429,041
1,107,479
-321,562
The Carpentry unit spends much of its time giving practical training to the trainees as well as
producing items of furniture for bespoke local commissions. The work includes sofa bench, beds,
chairs, cupboards and other small items, such as magazine racks, tables etc.
This unit is working in maintaining furniture in Nursery and Primary School section, other
vocational areas and all of our buildings.
This year, sales revenue is increased by 28% compared to last year’s sales.
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Teachers desk
Low height working table
Customers designed furniture
Carpentry team with newly built hand loom
KTS NEWS
We have many visitors, friends, well-wishers, buyers and volunteers who come to see us and
work with us.
Ms. Safia Minney founder of Fair Trade Company Japan and People Tree UK visited with
Christine Gent and launched a day workshop on SFTMS and Fair Trade advocacy with KTS staff
and producers.
KTS producers at workshop
KTS staff & producers at workshop under RAG
project facilitated by Christine Gent
Ms. Isabella Holding organized an exhibition with the theme “Weaving Art and Change” with
support of Her Excellency Ms. Susan Grace, Ambassador of Australia to Nepal and Ms. Judi
Holding at Kathmandu.
Her Excellency Ms. Susan Grace, His Excellency Mr. Robert Piper, Residential representative of
UNHFO, Mrs. Maggie Piper and KTS carpet producers at the exhibition.
Ms. Isabella Holding delivering speech in the
opening ceremony of exhibition of “Weaving Art
and Change” at Kathmandu
KTS weavers observing exhibition of
“Weaving Art and Change”
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H.E. Mr. Robert Piper, Residential represent
of UNDP, Ms. Isabella and KTS weavers at the
exhibition
Information about the carpet at the exhibition
Ms Wendy Teakel observing carpet trimming
Ms. Sarah Swartzendruber from SERRV
International visiting physically challenged couple
at their home.
Ms. Megan Johnston from The Little Sparrow, Australia, Alex Pla from Italis, Mr. Jose from Fair
Trade Spain, Ms. Isabella Holding, Judi Holding and friends from Australia visited.
Ms Masako Ueda from Fair Trade Company, Japan visited KTS and held productive meetings
with the knitwear producers and gave feedback on last year’s consignments and updated current
designs.
Dr. Hidaki Yamamoto from Japan, Ms. Celine & Juliet, Mr. ED Heys and family from USA, Ms.
Windy from Australia, a group of students from Wisconsin, USA, Ms. Sam IJsbrandy from Zilalila, Netherlands and Mr. Jan Meijar from Netherlands visited KTS.
Ms Yosh Fukuhara from Fair Trade Company, Japan visited and had productive meeting with
the Accessories producers and gave feedback on last year’s consignments and updated the current designs.
Mi young Lee, Seong Eun Lee, Sena Ji, and Song Kim from Fair Trade Korea visited.
Ms Stefania Leone and Mr Antonello Picucci from Italy visited
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Mr. Andreea Kramarik from Handicraft Department, CTM, Ms. Sarah Swartzendruber, Marketing
Coordinator of SERRV International visited.
Ms Maria Forte and Ms Barbara Pandolfi from Italy visited.
Ms. Nola Armstrong from Australia and her friends visited , Mr. Isizaka, Mr. Ganesh Man Lama
and teachers visited.
Ms. Safia Minney founder of Fair Trade Company Japan / People Tree UK visited with Yoshiko
Lida, Rika Sueyoshi and Mr. Sueyoshi.
Ms. Padmini Sharma, ED of FTF-I, Mr. O.P. Yadav of Fair Trade Forum India, Mr. Manikandan,
textile technical consultant, Mr. Rajeev Pillai and Mr. Ghananath Parajuli, textile technician from
Nepal visited.
Ms. Marina Spadafora from CTM visited and conducted design training.
Mr. Hem Ratna Khadgi, Production coordinator participated in “Negotiation Skill” training
organized by Lalitpur Chamber of Commerce & Industry, Bhaktapur Chamber of Commerce &
Industry and Federation of Handicraft Association of Nepal
Ms. Rina and Ms. Urmila attended one day design training organised by FTG Nepal supported
by Ms Marina Spadafora, CTM Italy.
Ms. Gita Shrestha participated in South South Exchange Programme organised in India under
FK Exchange programme through Fair Trade Group Nepal..
Ms. Rima Khadgi attended awareness programme of Balsanrachhyan Baikalpik Syahar
(“Children rehabilitation and alternative care”) organized by Central Child Welfare Board,
Nepal Government.
The KTS annual general meeting took place on 15 October 2012 in line with the constitution of
the organisation.
All the management and knitwear quality control staff attended a workshop on quality of
products with Ms. Masako Ueda, Fair Trade Company Japan. Knitwear quality control staff
attended a workshop on quality of products with Ms. Yosh, Fair Trade Company Japan
All the management and knitwear quality control staff attended another workshop on quality of
products with Mi young Lee, Seong Eun Lee, Sena Ji, Song Kim from Fair Trade Korea
KTS staff participated in various skill development programmes organised by different
organisations in the country.
KTS helped local community house by furnishing wooden windows and door frame / panels.
KTS staff helped to fight fire in a neighbouring house using the KTS fire distinguisher and
controlled fire quickly.
Volunteers
Mr. Satyendra Khadgi is regularly assisting in carpet graphic design training through computer
to Sandhya and Sunil. He is also assisting the carpet production unit, quality control and
communicating with buyers. He is managing SFTMS pilot programme and Fair Trade Guarantee
System of KTS. At the same time he is helping to set up a dye water treatment programme.
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THANK YOU TO ALL KTS SUPPORTERS
KTS would like to thank all friends, well-wishers, buyers, supporters, individuals and
organisations who have, directly or indirectly, supported us during the year:
Thanks to:
All our buyers listed on the next page.
Association of Craft Producers (ACP) for continuing to sale our furniture and carpets through its
showroom ‘Dhukuti’.
Sana Hastakala for selling the KTS Nepalese Cookbook, SWEC shop for selling carpets and
cookbooks.
Lalitpur Sub-Metropolitan Municipality, Lalitpur Municipality Ward no. 22 Committee, District
Development Office, District Administration Office, Social Welfare Council, CTEVT, District
Education office and related GOs, NGOs, INGOs and others.
WFTO Global, WFTO Asia and FTG Nepal for providing information, co-operation, training,
expertise and recommendations to potential international buyers, as well as supporting KTS’s
participation in workshops and conferences.
Fair Trade Company Japan, People Tree UK, SERRV Self-Help International USA, Ten Thousand
Villages Canada, Ten Thousand Villages USA, Consorzio CTM Altromercato Italy, El Puente
Germany, Comolongmo.com, UK, Ram Associations Italia, Fair Trade Korea and other
organizations who are helping to market KTS products and extending other support.
Jan Hopkins, Maggie Adams Langley, Lydia Cook, Nola Armstrong, Jan Maijer and other friends
who so generously gave their time and effort to raise funds through the Worldwide Friends of
Kumbeshwar Kids.
Last, but not least, KTS would like to express its sincere gratitude to the Executive Committee
members for their valuable time and expertise in ensuring the smooth-running of the KTS
organization.
We would like to thank all the organizations and companies which have bought KTS products
during 2012. This has helped a lot to promote our income-generating programme and enabled
us to continue our social activities, including extra-curricular activities for KTS school children.
It has also supported the KTS on-going development plan; for example, the installation of a new
library and computer room in the KTS Primary School.
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KUMBESHWAR KNITWEAR BUYERS
Canada
Melissa Cressman
TEN THOUSAND VILLAGE
65B HERITAGE DRIVE
NEW HAMBURG, ON N3A2J3, CANADA.
Tel.: 519/662-1879
Japan
Safia Minney
Fair Trade Company
5-1-16-3F, Okusawa
Satagaya-KU, Tokyo 158-0083, Japan
TEL: 81-3-5731-6093
Jennifer Pullin
FIBRE OF LIFE
3289 Robie Street, Halifax, NS, B3K 4R7, Canada
Tel.: 902 402 9996
UK
Safia Minney
People Tree Ltd
5 Huguenot Place, 17a Heneage Street
London E1 5LN, U.K
Tel.: 020 7042 8999
Germany
Angela Lepa
EL PUNTE GmbH
Lise-Meitner-Str. 9, D-31171 Nordstemmen
Tel.: +49 5069 348920, Fax: +49 5069 804122
www.el-puente.de
Leni Lewis
Shakti Man
66,Parliament Street
Ramsey, Isle Of Man,IM8 1AJ, U.K.
Tel: 01624 815060 Mobile: 07624 436297
Italia
Veronica Zuccolin
Consorzio CTM-Altromercato
Via Francia 1/C, 37135 Verona, Italy
Tel: 045 8222671
USA
Barbara B. Fogle, SERRV International INC
500 Main Street, P.O Box 365
New Windsor, Maryland 21776
USA
Tel.: 410 635-8761
Ranzo Garrrone / Marta
Associazione RAM
VIA Mortola 15-16030
S-Rocco DI Camogli (GE)
Italy
Tel.: 018577 3061
Bob Chase
SERRV Self-Help International
122 State Street, Suite 600
Madison, WI 53703, USA
Tel: 608 255 0440
Korea
MI Young Lee
Fair Trade Korea Co. Ltd
175-56 Anguk-Dong, Jongno-GU
Seoul, Korea 110-240
Tel.: 82-2- 739- 7944-5 Fax : 82-2-739-7950
Charity USA / GLOBAL GIRLFRIEND
8101 Shaffer Park Way
Suite 103
Littleton Co 80127
USA
Tel. : 3037303680
Sweden
Gunilla/Katarina
AFROART
Hornsgatan 58
118 21 Stockholm, Sweden
Tel: +46 8 642 50 95
Charity USA.Com LLC
One Unino Square
600 University Street, Suite 1000
Seattle, WA 98101, USA
Tel.:206 263-8448
The Netherland
Sam Ysbleandy
Zilalila
Westeuguacht 39 Kood, 2013 ZJ Haaulem
The Netherland
Kelly Weinberger
World Finds
121 West 61 ST Street
Westmont, IL 60559 USA
Tel.: 773-263-6669 Fax.: 800-609-9303
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KUMBESHWAR CARPET BUYERS
Australia
Isabella Holding
20 Fergle ST
Ftizroy North 3068
Melbourne VIC , Australia
Mobile # 04 332282822
Canada
Terry Bender
Ten Thousand Village
65B Heritage Drive
New Hamburg, ON N3A2J3, Canada.
Tel.: 519/662-1879
USA
Bob Chase
SERRV Self-Help International
122 State Street, Suite 600
Madison, WI 53703, USA
Tel: 608 255 0440
UK
Kabindra Khadga
Comolongmo.Com
53A Terrace Road,Plastow
London E13 OPP,U.K
Tel.: 020 8586 2513
Barbara B. Fogle,
SERRV International INC
500 Main Street, P.O Box 365
New Windsor, Maryland 21776,
USA
Tel. : 410 635-8761
Chris Haughton
Node Rugs
61 Regent Studios
8 Andrews Road, London E8 4QN
UK
Tel.: 02072 544459
Melissa Hand
Ten Thousand Villages
221 Forney Drive
Ephrata, PA 17522 , USA.
Tel. : 717 859 8100
Mary Stewart
Commodity World
The Old Manse, Insch,
Aberdeenshire
Scotland, AB526LU, UK
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HONORARY PATRONS
Mrs. Annmaree O'Keefe
Former Ambassador of Australia
ADVISOR
Mr. Uttam Ratna Dhakhwa
HONORARY MEMBERS
Mr. Les B. Douglas
Ms. Phoebe Ravinhall
Former Ambassador of Australia
Former VSO Volunteer
Mr. Timothy J.B. George Former Ambassador of GT. Britain KTS AMBASSADOR
Ms. Jan Hopkins
Former VSO Volunteer
THE KTS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Mr. Siddhi Bahadur Khadgi
Social worker
Founder Chairman
Mr. Ram Prasad Nepal Engineer & Former Director General
Department of Electricity
Vice Chairman
Miss Karuna Khadgi
Principal, KTS Nursery and Primary School
Member
Mr. Deepak Kumar Khadgi Social worker
Member
Mr. Ritu Raj Rai
Architect
Member
Mr. Babu Raja Shakya
Journalist
Treasurer
Mr. Kiran Bahadur Khadgi
Director, KTS
Member Secretary
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Prim./Nur. School
Mrs.Sanumaiya
Mrs.Sangita
Mr. Indra Bahadur
Guard
Asst
Mrs. Monika
Asst. Teacher
Ms. Archana
Asst. Teacher
Mrs. Sudha
Cleaner
Ms, Radhika
Asst. Teacher
Mrs. Sanju
Asst. Teacher
Mrs. Kanti
Asst. Teacher
Mrs. Urmila
Ms. Sarita
Mrs. Shanti
Sweing Button Lab
Ms.Sarshowti Aw
Asst. Button/Lab
Mrs. Roshani
Button/L fixing
Asst
Mrs.Usha
Mrs. Nanee
Ms. Sangita
Asst
Maid
Mrs. Tika
Maid
A.altra Cont.
Ms. Bhumita
Mrs. Mangalmaya
Children home
Mrs. Tara
Assis Ins/s.inchar
Asst
Child Care
Mr.Ram
Mrs. Sanu
Asst. Instructor
Mr. Sunil
Carpentry
Mr. Kajilal
Carpet Weaving
Ms. Renu
Asst. Instructor
Hand Knitting
Trainings
Mrs. Rina
Inst. / QC
Mrs. Jamuna
Asst
Vocational
Ms.Bijayata
Asst. Teacher
Ms. Deepa
Asst. Teacher
Ms. Anju
G. Teacher
Mr. Bharat Mahat
Science
Mrs. Putali
Math
Ms. Radha
General
Ms. Ramina
Asst. Teacher
Mr. Gopal
Music
Kiran Bahadur Khadgi
Member Secretary & Director
Miss. Karuna Khadgi
Principal
Siddhi Bahadur Khadgi
Founder Chairman
Asst. Carpenter
Ms. Rojina
Ms. Rati
Asst. stitch
Store A. produc
Ms. Maiya
Ms Laxmi
Ms Rina
Knit clean asst
Ms. Rabina
Ms.Rochana
Mrs. Sarashowti
Mrs.Krisnadevi
Packing asst
Mr. Umesh
Asst. knit produc
Ms. Archana
Checking A/sample
Mrs. Sony
Asst
Asst button S/L
Cleaning Asst
Mrs. Romi
Gurad
Mr. Hashiman
Asst. wool store
Mrs.Binju
Mrs.Radha
Showroom
Mr. Kiran
Assis. Instru
Mrs. Nima
Carpenters
Mr. DilKrishna
Coordinator
Mr. Panchalal
Unit
Carpentry
Treasurer
Baburaja Shakya
Mrs. Jayanti
Dye
Carpet pro.coord
Ms. Shandhya
Ms. Ratnashova
Miss Rina
Mrs. Sanu
J.Asst.QC
Ms. Rama
Asst.Che/pack
Miss Lakshmi
Prod.coordin
Ms. Sunita
Mrs. Sarmila
Mrs. Meena
Asst. QC
Ms. Anita
Ms. Anusha
Ms. Laxmishova
Mrs. Rina
Knit Coordinator
Production coordinator
Production
HandKnitting
Carpet
Mr. Hem Ratna Khadgi
Miss Sanita
Business Officer /QC Manager
Ms. Naina
Mr. Satyendra
Volunteer
Ms. Anamika
Mrs. Rima
Ms. Dipshikha
Ms. Priyanka
Ms. Sanita
Volunteer Mod
Model
Assistant
Mr. Bijay
Accoun.Asst
Mrs. Rima
Offic. Asst.
Mr. Bishwo
P.Officer
Mr.Ratnalal
S. Accountant
Account unit
Mrs. Shandhya
Deepak
Logistic
Executive Committee
Organization & Internal Structure 2012

Annual Report 2012 - Kumbeshwar Technical School

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