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Out of its commitment towards society, CDOT identified that rural society of India has major health concerns which is a combination of cost, quality, accessibility and people’s behaviour towards health. In this purview, CDOT created an ecosystem of community health through its 600 CHFs (Community Health Facilitator) in eight districts of Bihar and Jharkhand, i.e Patna, Bhojpur, Nalanda, Nawda, Gaya in Bihar and Hazaribagh, Bokaro and Dhanbad in Jharkhand, with the support of IPE Global, USAID and Opportunity International, Australia. All these CHFs are women chosen from villages and cater to the people of their own village and have been provided training on different health issues related to Menstrual Health and Hygiene, Reproductive Health and Family Planning, and other preventive health-related issues to improve the knowledge of the community through regular home visits. To make the health system accessible, all CHFs provide a doorstep treatment facility through our Teleconsultation service at zero cost. During the Teleconsultation sessions, if a Doctor finds some patients who need to be physically examined or admitted to a hospital, they are referred to empanelled hospitals in the vicinity. The CHF Program also takes into consideration the importance of social security and our CHFs motivate people to register themselves in different national social security schemes and facilitating them to connect with a health insurance.

To make the program and effort sustainable, we emphasize on making our CHFs entrepreneurs. They earn commission against health insurance and by selling products like sanitary pads and other health related products.

We reached out to 1.2 lakhs households through the CHF health program. The vision is to build a culture of health through the establishment of a sustainable community support system.

CDOT partners with local government, organizations and individuals and aims to bring sanitation system to their own household and communities. CDOT has also been instrumental in the creation of local infrastructure to help support the actual building of toilets. Under this program, CDOT educate and mobilize communities and families to stop open defecation to improve community health and link the community with the sanitation credit. So far, with the help of CDOT, Arohan has disburse INR 39.56 Cr toilet loan to 16139 members. CDOT first introduced a product called “LOTA”, Loan On Toilet Acquisition. CDOT along with PSI launched a one its kind “SAADHAN sanitation mart” at Daniawan, Patna. CDOT along with MI India have set up a water plant at Noorsarai Block which will supply 8000lts of RO water per day to the villagers.

Empowering youth with relevant skills and confidence is central to CDOT’s vision of inclusive growth. Through our active partnership with Bihar Skill Development Mission (BSDM), we are contributing to government-led efforts to prepare young people—especially from rural backgrounds—for meaningful employment and emerging opportunities.

Since 2016, CDOT has been operating 9 training centres across rural Bihar, spanning regions from Nalanda to Patna and Sheohar. These centres serve as accessible learning hubs where youth receive structured, industry-relevant training designed to bridge the gap between education and employability.

Our programs focus on essential, future-ready skills including basic computer literacy, English communication, and personality development—critical tools that enable young individuals to confidently enter the workforce. Beyond technical learning, we emphasize soft skills, workplace readiness, and confidence-building to ensure students are fully prepared for real-world challenges.

To date, CDOT has successfully trained over 15,000 students, many of whom have gone on to pursue jobs, self-employment, or further education. By aligning our training initiatives with government schemes, we ensure quality, scalability, and accessibility for those who need it most.

Through BSDM, CDOT is not just delivering training—we are shaping aspirations, unlocking potential, and equipping rural youth with the skills they need to build sustainable livelihoods and contribute meaningfully to the economy.

Over a billion people in India, even today, lack access to electricity.

Clean and Green energy is one of the need of hour. Despite having abundance of sunlight the dependency of conventional energy is very high. In villages still light is one of the requirement and it creates lot of changes in family related to women and child. Often there is no light at the time of study resulting into poor performance. And the light from kerosene or other things is very harmful.

But the problem in villages is affordability. Despite the fact the women are ready to use clean energy sources but their capability to buy the product is very difficult. So we started the solar loan and we got support from some financial institutions as well for the promotion of solar light in villages.

It is very popular also as technology matured and different type of products came to market suited the need of villagers.

Since the year 2012 covering 800 families with solar lamp loan facilities, with DIYA VIKASH as technical partner and MILAP as funder with a company named D-LITE since 2013 with TERI, O’NERGY and SUN KING till today.

We have launched Hyper local marketing tools to reach the last mile people. With access of technology and demand in the filed it becomes very important to include the last mile people. We have entered into agreement with Amazon to provide all the goods and products to the last mile through our BC network. It is called Amazon stores where villagers order the product through Business Correspondence centers. BCAs help the customer to select the right kind of product and also order through their mobiles.