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Swayam Krishi Sangam (SKS) works with tribal women from ultra poor families in Koraput district, Orissa State, India to make fuel briquettes for cooking purposes as well as incense sticks used in Indian temples, churches and mosques after dipping them in fragrant scents. Tribal families are chronically hungry but remain economically active. Their highly forested habitat provides substantial biomass perennially, which is prime, raw material for making fuel briquettes.
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Teresa Khanna, President
Teresa is the Chairperson of SKS Board.
Teresa has been working in the development sector for last twelve years and has a special interest in livelihood promotion, social inclusion and Organizational Development issues. Her area of specialization is project management, implementation and documentation. She has worked with Jagori, Pravah, Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation and Foundation for MSME Clusters. She has in the recent past consulted with Access Development Services, Aravali, Aadhar India on livelihood and OD specificity. Before joining SKS Board as Chairperson, Teresa briefly worked as its CEO. Till recently she was CEO of Kaarak Livelihoods Enterprise Consultancy Services Pvt., Ltd., a professional livelihoods consultancy firm based at Delhi
She has handled partnerships with credible NGOs and designed program on Fighting Discrimination and HIV/AIDS. She has a Masters Degree in Development Studies from School of Oriental and African Studies, UK and Masters in Social Work from Tata Institute of Social Sciences and a Bachelors Degree in Sociology from Hindu College.
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