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TITLE OF THE PROJECT Sustainable Livelihood Through Capacity Building And Technological Empowerment NAME OF PI SUDIP MAJUMDAR NAME OF ORGANIZATION, CONTACT PERSON WITH ADDRESS NAYANTARA MEMORIAL CHARITABLE TRUST SUDIP MAJUMDAR REGD OFFICE: 11/D MOHINI MOHAN ROAD, KOLKATA 700020, WEST BENGAL FIELD OFFICE: PO & VILLAGE DARONDA, ILLAMBAZAR BLOCK, BIRBHUM WEST BENGAL DATE OF START COMPLETION DATE 1st JULY 2013 31st OCTOBER 2016 FUND SANCTIONED (in Rs.) FUND RECEIVED (in Rs.)

• Rs. 22, 13,593/-
• Rs. 21,70,485/- (Rs.21,10,865/- + 59,620/-)

STAFF SANCTIONED

• NO. OF STAFF FROM

COMMUNITY 3 2 LOCATION OF PROJECT SITE VILLAGES: DARONDA & SRICHANDRAPUR GP & BLOCK: ILLAMBAZAR DISTRCIT & STATE: BIRBHUM – WEST BENGAL

DETAILS OF PROJECT SITE NAME OF TARGET VILLAGES DAORONDA SRICHANDRAPUR BLOCK ILLAMBAZAR DISTRICT, STATE BIRBHUM – WEST BENGAL FUND SANCTIONED (in Rs.) FUND RECEIVED (in Rs.)

• Rs. 22, 13,593/-
• Rs. 21,70,485/- (Rs.21,10,865/- + 59,620/-)

NAME OF SC COMMUNITY Bauri, Mal, Das, Ankure , Bag , Sikdar ,Haldar, Naskar, Dhibar, Biswas, Majumdar, Majhi, Saddar, Baidya, Ray, Mondal, Sarkar TOTAL NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLDS IN THE VILLAGE DARONDA (261) SRICHANDRAPUR (117) SC HH 160 102 NON SC HH 101 15 TOTAL TARGET POPULATION DARONDA SRICHANDRAPUR TOTAL 990 778 SC 482 590

DETAILS OF PROJECT SITE LEVEL OF LITERACY (%) DARONDA SRICHANDRAPUR MALE 40% 40% FEMALE 25% 20% % SCHOOL DROP OUT DARONDA SRICHANDRAPUR 56.45% 76.54% % HOUSEHOLD WITH SANITARY TOILETS DARONDA SRICHANDRAPUR 17.24% 17.54% MAJOR OCCUPATION OF THE PEOPLE Agricultural Labour, Construction Labour, Marginal Farmers, Cobbler , Band Party, Produce and Sale Bamboo Products, Fishermen MAJOR PROBLEMS WITHIN THE VILLAGES Poor and degraded Soil, Deficiency of Water, Absence of surface water, Poor and uneconomical Crop Pattern, Poor per capita animal population,

• ver dependence on firewood for cooking, Absence
• f Pot Water, Lack of awareness & facilities, Poor

health, Absence of Sanitary Toilets,

PERCEPRTION OF CHANGES OVER THE PROJECT INTERVENTION PERIOD PARICULARS STATUS DURING BASELINE (NUMBER & %) PRESENT STATUS (NUMBER & %) ACCESS TO SAFE DRINKING WATER 20.79% 88.76% USE OF WATER TREATMENT TECHNOLOGIES 8.42% 65.16% SAFE STORAGE OF DRINKING WATER 13.48% 70.22% HAND WASHING WITH SOAP 14.61% 41.57% USE OF SANITARY TOILETS 17.98% 23.03% USE OF BATHROOM 12.92% 12.92% OPEN DEFECATION 80.89% 76.97% ACCESS TO SMOLELESS CHULLA / ANY OTHER ENERGY EFFICIENT TECHNOLOGY 08.43% 14.04% PREVALENCE OF COMMON DISEASES

APPROVED OBJECTIVITIES OF YOUR PROJECT

➢ Education – towards reduction in the school dropouts. ➢ Health , Sanitation and safe drinking water ➢ Nutrition garden ➢ Income generation ➢ Poor soil health and agriculture productivity. ➢ Irrigation water scarcity and ➢ Problems related to cooking fuel.

APPROVED ACTIVITIES UNDER THE PROJECT (AS PER SANCTION) S NO APPROVED ACTIVITY 1 Introduction of supportive education system for reducing school drop

• uts

2 Diagnostic medical camps and checkups once per month 3 Community Sanitary Toilets 4 units of 4 toilets each 4 Nutrition Garden for each household 5 Demo on Integrated Farming 6 Veterinary Camps for cattle and poultry 7 Demo on Integrated Crop Management 8 Demo on SRI

APPROVED ACTIVITIES UNDER THE PROJECT (AS PER SANCTION) S NO APPROVED ACTIVITY 9 Nursery and Seed Production Unit 10 Nursery & Horticulture 11 Food Processing 12 Handicrafts 13 Tailoring 14 Water Filter Production 15 Gassifier Productions 16 Distribution of Water Filters and Gassifiers to every household

APPROVED ACTIVITIES UNDER THE PROJECT S NO ACTIVITY APPR OVED TARGE T ACHIEVED 1 Supportive Education Y

• 53

2 Adult Literacy N

• 48

3 Diagnostic medical camps and checkups once per month Y 178 178 4 Community Sanitary Toilets 4 units of 4 toilets each Y 4 5 Nutrition Garden for each household Y 178 112 6 Demo on Integrated Farming Y 178 119 7 Veterinary Camps for cattle and poultry Y 178 178 8 Demo on Integrated Crop Management Y 178 119 9 Demo on SRI Y 25 41

APPROVED ACTIVITIES UNDER THE PROJECT S NO APPROVED ACTIVITY APPROVED TARGET ACHIEVED 10 Nursery and Seed Production Unit Y 20 42 11 Nursery & Horticulture Y 20 17 12 Food Processing Y 20 42 13 Handicrafts Y 20 26 14 Tailoring Y 10 5 15 Water Filter Production Y 5 12 16 Gassifier Productions Y 5 17 Distribution of Water Filters Y 76 88 18 Distribution of Gassifiers Y 178

APPROVED ACTIVITIES UNDER THE PROJECT S NO APPROVED ACTIVITY APPROVED TARGET ACHIEVED 19 Distribution of Goat Y 10 10 20 Distribution of Duck Y 76 75 21 Distribution of Poultry Birds Y 76 77 22 Demo on Vermicompost N

• 10

23 Awareness Camp on Entrepreneurship Y 10 12 24 Training on Drip Irrigation Y

• 15

S NO NAME OF TARGET VILLAGE TECHNOLOGY INTERVENTION NO OF HH 1 SRICHANDRAPUR / DARONDA Soil testing 2 Water testing 178 3 Use of low cost Water Filter 88 4 Scientific approach to agriculture like SRI (System of Rice Intensification). 41 5 Demonstration on preparation and use of Vermicompost. 10 6

Scientific Practice of Livestock Rearing

151

S NO NAME OF TARGET VILLAGE TECHNOLOGY INTERVENTION NO OF HH 7 SRICHANDRAPUR / DARONDA Nutritional Garden 50 8 Integrated farming 119 9 Increased health awareness 85 10 Water harvesting 15 11 Food Processing 42 12 Nursery Management 17 Handicraft 6 13

• S. No

Activity

• No. of people

covered Additional Income generated 1 SRI(System Of Rice Intensification) 8 ( Total 8 bigha land) Rs.- 1800- 2000/- per bigha (in each season) 2 Change in cropping pattern 4 ( Total 1.5 bigha land)

• Rs. - 3,000-

4,000/- extra per bigha of land 3 Production and use of Vermicompost. 10

• Rs. – 1500/-

annually (average) 4 Vegetable Seedling growing 3 Rs.-400-500/- per head 5 Food processing 4

• Rs. 300-400/-

per month per person

INNOVATIVE METHODS ADAPTED, IF ANY, FOR COMMUNITY MOBILIZATION , TECHNOLOGY DISSEMINATION ➢ REGULAR AND INTENSIVE VILLAGE AND HAMLET LEVEL MEETINGS ➢ DETAILED SURVEY, ELABORATE DATA ANALYSIS & COMPULSARY BENEFICIARY PARTICIPATION ➢ SENSITIZATION OF VILLAGE COMMUNITY THROUGH MEETINGS & TRAININGS ➢ DEMONSTRATION OF PROPOSED TECHNICAL INTERVENTION ➢ LINKAGE WITH DIFERENT GOVERNMENT LINE DEPARTMENTS ➢ FORMATION OF USER GROUPS FOR EACH ACTIVITY ➢ IMPORTANCE ON CAPACITY BUILDING OF USER GROUPS

SPECIFIC ACTION TAKEN TO MAKE SURE THAT THE TARGET VILLAGE / VILLAGERS HAVE A SOURCE OF DRINKING WATER THAT IS SAFE

During the project period testing of drinking water sources WAS DONE several times. Water testing reports were discussed with villagers to make people aware on village level and SHG meetings and informed not to use the water of affected sources for drinking purpose. Contaminated water sources were either treated with the help of Government Agencies or closed down. Water filter production training and distribution of the same made through the local youths after imparting training.

SPECIFIC ACTIVITIES UNDERTAKEN IN REGARD TO RAIN WATER HARVESTING & WASTE WATER RECYCLING ➢ VILLAGE MEETINGS TO SPREAD AWARENESS ➢ EXPLAIN THE NEED & BENEFITS ➢ DEVELOP DEMONSTARTION UNIT FOR EXHIBITING THE BENEFITS

SIGNIFICANT ACHIEVEMENTS ➢ ACTIVE PARTICIPATION OF BENEFICIARIES IN COMMUNITY SHED CONSTRUCTION ➢ ACTIVE PARTICIPATION OF WOMEN IN ADULT LITERACY PROGRAM TO BECOME LITERATE ➢ AWARENESS GENERATED REGARDING SOIL HEALTH ➢ ADOPTION OF ORGANIC FERTILIZER ➢ AWARENESS GENERATED REGARDING USE OF SAFE DRINKING WATER ➢ USE OF WATER FILTERS BY AROUND 50% TARGET HOUSEHOLDS ➢ ADOPTION OF SCIENTIFIC PRACTICES FOR LIVESTOCK REARING ➢ ADOPTION OF SCIENTIFIC AGRICULUTURAL PRACTICES LIKE SRI

ACTIVITIES WHICH REQUIRE MORE INTERVENTIONS ➢ CONTSRUCTION AND USE OF SANITARY TOILTES ➢ ENSURE POTABLE WATER SUPPLY TO EVERY HOUSEHOLD ➢ ENSURE EVERY VILLAGE HAS PROPER DRAINAGE SYSTEM ➢ NEED AND USE OF SMOKELESS COOKING PRACTICES ➢ ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT ➢ ENSURE PROPOER MARKET LINKAGE FOR ALL PRODUCES ➢ ENSURE QUALITY EDUCATION IN GOVERNMENT SCHOOLS

CONSTARTINTS / CHALLENGES FACED WITH STARTEGIES UNDERTAKEN Ignorance and lack of initiative of the beneficiaries- Due to implementation of different government schemes common people have lost their faith in any kind of

• activity. All the facilities of the scheme go

to the people who are ready to pay cost against facility of government support/ schemes. Policy level changes in the government schemes like MGNREGA i.e. payments should be made on the actual work

• done. Provision of intensive training,

exposure visit on activities. Model of full community contribution laded activity. Performance based provision of prize, different types of competition on

• activities. That has helped regain faith

among the beneficiaries. Lack of education - Majority of the Schedule Caste community are educationally left behind. This also has lessened the scope of job opportunity, level of understanding, choice of living standard etc. Interventions like supportive education, lifelong learning etc.

CONSTARTINTS / CHALLENGES FACED WITH STARTEGIES UNDERTAKEN Poor irrigation facilities- In the target area the main source of irrigation is under ground water (sub merscible). Which also has limited coverage. To improve agricultural productivity there is need of more irrigation coverage. Development of irrigation infrastructure and mass awareness on sustainable agricultural practices. Need but absence of watershed management- There are lack of water management infrastructures. Though average rain fall is good but rain water runs off and is drained to the nearby river. Awareness on water conservation. Unbiased grass root level planning approach on water management And making the planning process politics free. Lack of initiative of the local administration- Increase the initiatives and involvement

• f local administration in area

development.

CONSTARTINTS / CHALLENGES FACED WITH STARTEGIES UNDERTAKEN Absence of basic infrastructure support.(All season road and safe drinking water) Development of some basic infrastructure support like all season road in some hamlets, safe drinking water. Landless and very small land holding of beneficiaries.(90percent of the schedule caste beneficiaries are land less or have marginal land holding. Some of them have only small hut to live.) As there is no scope of agriculture based intervention, Promotion of labour intensive and skill based income generating activities are the only option in the mechanized agriculture scenario. More interest in short term benefit of the beneficiaries.- Control of local government over the activities has short term benefits . Awareness programme on the activities having short term benefits but damaging social, natural and physical environment.

DST Team Visit

SRICHANDRAPUR COMMUNITY SHED

DARONDACOMMUNITY SHED

Supportive Education

Soil Testing

SHG

SHG Meeting Trainers Training

Safe Drinking Water

Health & Hygiene

• 1. HEALTH CAMP 2. HEALTH QUIZ 3. VILLAGE MEETING 4. CHILDREN’S SPORTS

HORTICULTURE TRAINING & PRODUCTION SRI PRODUCTION & DRIP IRRIGATION

• 1. AWARENESS CAMP 2. FARM PRODUCE 3. PRIZES EARNED 4. NURSERY

• 1. VETENARY TRAINING 2. DUCK REARING 3. VETINARY CAMP 4. TRAINING

• 1. PAPER BAG 2. WATER FILTER 3. TAILORING 4. PARTICIPATION IN POUSH MELA

WATERSHED MANAGEMENT A DEMO UNIT

RAIN WATER HARVESTING A DEMO UNIT

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