Bibi Ayesha, a resident of S. Kodagehalli, Bikkegudda, is a testament to the power of individual initiative and community action. As a participant in the Nagarika Sakhi program by Buzz Women, she discovered a newfound confidence and a determination to make a positive impact on her village.
A Personal Spark:
Bibi Ayesha’s life in a rural community instilled in her a deep understanding of the challenges faced by her neighbors. The Nagarika Sakhi program became a catalyst, equipping her with the tools and confidence to navigate the system and advocate for change.
Setting Goals and Taking Action:
Bibi Ayesha identified two pressing issues: inadequate drinking water supply and poor road conditions. She embarked on a mission to address both.
Addressing the Water Crisis:
Bibi Ayesha strategically utilized the communication skills honed through the training program. She drafted a compelling letter to the PDO and Panchayat members, outlining the water shortage and its impact on the community. Her efforts resonated, and within two months, the authorities addressed the issue, significantly improving the village’s water supply.
The Road Ahead:
Bibi Ayesha’s success with the water project has fueled her determination to tackle the second challenge – improving road infrastructure. Currently, she is actively working with community members and local authorities to find solutions for better roads in S. Kodagehalli.
A Testament to Empowerment:
Bibi Ayesha’s journey exemplifies the power of training programs like Nagarika Sakhi. By equipping individuals with the skills to advocate for change, these programs empower them to tackle challenges and improve their communities.
A Village Champion:
Bibi Ayesha’s dedication and perseverance have earned her the respect of her fellow villagers. Her success with the water project serves as an inspiration for others to take action and contribute to the betterment of S. Kodagehalli.
Bibi Ayesha’s story is a testament to the impact that one individual can have when empowered to bridge the gap between personal initiative and the existing systems.
