Chandigarh Citizens Foundation has 11 subject specific Focus Groups, consisting of over 200 highly inspired and experienced professionals as volunteers, actively engaged in carrying out programmes and activities connected to the subject.
Chandigarh Citizens Foundation has 11 subject specific Focus Groups, consisting of over 200 highly inspired and experienced professionals as volunteers, actively engaged in carrying out programmes and activities connected to the subject.
Upcoming Programmes and activities of Chandigarh Citizens Foundation (CCF)
The Chandigarh Citizens Foundation (CCF) is rolling out a range of initiatives to promote active citizen participation in sustainable development, across Chandigarh, Mohali, and Panchkula.
Twelve subject-specific Focus Groups, comprising over 200 professionals, are developing and executing programmes in their respective domains. Key upcoming initiatives include:







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