Comments on: DOT project, Dharavi-Mumbai http://www.airoots.org/2008/12/dot-project-dharavi-mumbai/ A blog by Rahul Srivastava and Matias Echanove on adventitious roots, urban forests and villages, natural cities, lost tribes, new nomads and everything in between and under... Tue, 13 Aug 2013 03:30:59 +0200 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Vaijayanti http://www.airoots.org/2008/12/dot-project-dharavi-mumbai/comment-page-1/#comment-3230 Vaijayanti Sun, 12 Jul 2009 20:40:12 +0000 http://www.airoots.org/?p=517#comment-3230 Hi, I am resident of our Dharavi, & wants to do some major work to create employment through my project plans, will you please contact me on my mail Id or send me your contact details to make our work more fruitful. Thank you! vaijayanti Hi,
I am resident of our Dharavi, & wants to do some major work to create employment through my project plans, will you please contact me on my mail Id or send me your contact details to make our work more fruitful.

Thank you!

vaijayanti

]]> By: Rosemary Rimmer-Clay http://www.airoots.org/2008/12/dot-project-dharavi-mumbai/comment-page-1/#comment-2540 Rosemary Rimmer-Clay Sun, 08 Mar 2009 17:46:24 +0000 http://www.airoots.org/?p=517#comment-2540 Hi, I heard on the BBC programme 'The World this weekend' about the family of Mr Hasmukh Pama who lives on the edge of Dharavi on £1.30 a day (with a family of thirteen to provide for). I would like to send him a small amount of money, on a regular basis. (Alas I cannot afford much, because I am a student). I know there are many hundreds of thousands in the same position, but helping one family is better than saying the problem is too big to face and doing nothing. The best thing would be if each willing family in the UK agreed to help one family in Mumbai, or wherever the poverty is most severe. I also lobby my government, but that doesn't put food on a child's plate.If you could send me Mr Pama's address I could send them some money and a few things like books and toys.I would also like to know the most efficient way to send money so that they can access the money easily. Also what language do they speak? I have a translation device on my computer. Thanks for your help! Best wishes in your great work! Rosemary Rimmer-Clay Hi, I heard on the BBC programme ‘The World this weekend’ about the family of Mr Hasmukh Pama who lives on the edge of Dharavi on £1.30 a day (with a family of thirteen to provide for). I would like to send him a small amount of money, on a regular basis. (Alas I cannot afford much, because I am a student).
I know there are many hundreds of thousands in the same position, but helping one family is better than saying the problem is too big to face and doing nothing. The best thing would be if each willing family in the UK agreed to help one family in Mumbai, or wherever the poverty is most severe.
I also lobby my government, but that doesn’t put food on a child’s plate.If you could send me Mr Pama’s address I could send them some money and a few things like books and toys.I would also like to know the most efficient way to send money so that they can access the money easily. Also what language do they speak? I have a translation device on my computer. Thanks for your help!
Best wishes in your great work!
Rosemary Rimmer-Clay

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