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SWWS, ANNUAL REPORT 2014-15

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Society for the Welfare of Weaker Sections (SWWS) Near DFO Office, Paralakhemundi, Dist- Gajapati, Odisha, Pincode: 761200. [email protected] [email protected]

ANNUAL REPORT 2014-15


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INTRODUCTION

SWWS has concentrated on the Natural Resources Management and Watershed Management activities in the context of climate change and global warming. The uneven and erratic rainfall affecting the farmer community. Watershed Management programmes act as a tool to combat the climate change at the micolevel. Efforts have been made to improve the crop production through various extension and demonstration activities.

Besides, OTELP, SWWS has implemented the Integrated Watershed Management programme Supported by Orissa Watershed Development Mission in two clusters of Gajapati and Nowrangpur districts. Collaboration with EU project is feather to the cap of SWWS during the year 2014-15.The detailed activities are captioned in the Annual Report through the following Chapters.

1.Chapter-1

2.Chapter-2

3.Chapter-3

4.Chapter-4

I hope the report is useful for the community and other stakeholders. SWWS expresses gratitude and thanks to all the donor agencies for their support and contribution in the implementation of the projects.

(D.Jagannath Raju)

President


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CHAPTER-1

IWMP

Orissa Watershed Development Mission (O.W.D.M) Selected S.W.W.S as Project Implementing Agency (P.I.A) for Implementation of Integrated Watershed Management Programme in two Clusters namely Kashinagar cluster in Gajapati district and Chandahandi cluster in Nabarangpur district. Kashinagar cluster is coming under cluster VIII and Chandahandi cluster coming under cluster XIII of Batch - V The basic Objectives of the Programme (i). Increase in the availability of surface and ground water to meet the needs of drinking water, drought proofing and protectective irrigation (ii). Regeneration of degraded natural resources, reducing soil erosion and restoration of ecological balance. (iii). Improvement of land productivity in rain fed areas. (iv) . Promoting sustainable livelihood and diversifying livelihood option, especially for small and marginal farmers and the asset-less persons, especially women (v). Strengthening local institutions and people’s empowerment, especially of women. (vi) Promoting location-specific technology solution based on local resources and local Knowledge (vii). Mitigating the adverse impacts of climate change and promoting adaptation strategies. The Duration of the Programme is for a period of seven years which is divided into three phases that is

1. Preparatory Phase 2. Works Phase 3. Consolidation and Withdrawal Phase


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THE LIST OF THE WATERSHED VILLAGES COMING UNDER KASHINAGAR CLUSTER

Sl. No

Name of the District

Name of the Cluster Name of the Villages

Total Treatable area

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Gajapati

Kashinagar Cluster VIII, IWMP Batch-V(2013-14)

1.Madhusudanpur 2.Abhilima 3.Kantrajodi 4Madanpur 5.Haripur 6.Sarathinaidupetta 7.Sirida 8.Koyahill 9.Papayapeta 10.Sunkunapetta 11.Rajpur 12.Tamarada 13. Bhenkatapur 14.Apalanaidupetta 15.Ramaypetta 16.Kabitibhadra 17. Karatam 18. Sanyasipetta 19.Kidigan 20.Abhilima 21.Gokula 22.Nilapu 23.Jayapur 24.Khanduru 25.Tadava 26.Hadubhangi 27Parsurampur 28.Chadangipur 29.Katuru 30.Kharada 31.Vistala 32. Chadangipur 33.Katuru 34.Dhanasara 35.Minigan 36.Bisiringi 36.Devadala 37Rayimba 38.Hunali (Jaganathpur) 39.Tadava 40.Metakaturu 41.K. Sitapur 42.Bisiringi 43.Jambada 44.Navada 45.Bisiringi

4500 Hectares


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46.Goraba

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Navarangpur

Chandahandi Cluster XIII,

IWMP Batch-V (2013-14)

1. Patakhalia 2. Haldi 3. Langapada 4. Dhuruapada 5. Haldikhaliapa

da 6. Salebedi-II 7. Bhaudongri 8. Kondioda 9. Chakamal 10. Dhupkote 11. Badamunda 12. Boriguda 13. Pujariguda 14. Nahalmunda 15. Belmajhiguda 16. Jharabahal 17. Saradapur 18. Malibari 19. Jampara 20. Phundelpada 21. Gombharigud

a 22. Khairabadi 23. Motigam 24. Palasapada 25. Sargibahal

5060 Hectares

The Preparatory Phase is mainly for building of local institutions like Watershed Committee, SHG and user group. The main activities include

(a) Awareness Generation and Entry point activities (b) Institution Building (c) Capacity Building of all stakeholders (d) Participatory preparation of Detailed Project Report (DPR)


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AWARENESS GENERATION AND ENTRY POINT ACTIVITIES

The project is in the preparatory phase to promote awareness generation regarding the aims and objectives of the project, the responsibilities of different stakeholders and the modus operandi of the project. Awareness Generation Programme was taken through Village Meetings, Trainings and wall writing.

WALL WRITING

Wall Writings were taken up in Kashinagar and Chandahandi Cluster. The Messages in the writings are mainly on the Objectives of the Watershed, Protection and Conservation of environment and Roles and Responsibility of the different Stakeholders. The messages were written on the walls of bus shelters, community halls and other places where there is good visibility and maximum people can read the messages. Some of the messages written on the walls are given below.

Entry Point Activities: Entry point Activities are important tools for rapport building with the community. These activities build trust and faith in the watershed villagers. Entry point Activities are those activities taken up with little investment but which will address the immediate needs of the community.


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The following activities were taken up during the reporting period under entry point activities in Kashinagar cluster.

SI.No Name of the Village Name of the activity 1. K.Sitapur Ladies Changing Room 2. Kharada Ladies Changing Room

3. Dhanasara Ladies Changing Room

4. Minigaon Ladies Changing Room

5. Gokula Ladies Changing Room

6. Vistala Drying Yard 7. Kidigaon Drying Yard 8. Hadubhangi Drying Yard 9. Kavitipodar Renovation and Deepening of irrigation tank 10 Haripur Renovation and deepening of irrigation tank 11. Navada Renovation and deepening of irrigation tank 12. Tadava Renovation and deepening of irrigation tank 13. D.Kotturu Bathing Ghat 14. Pump Gedda Tube well platform 15. Appalanaidu peta Repair of Drinking water well and construction of changing room 16. Hunali jagannathpur Repair of Drinking water well

Ladies Changing Room at Dhanasara Drying Yard at Hadubangi


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Crop Demonstration

Crop demonstration was taken up in kashinagar cluster. Vegetable cultivation, oil seeds cultivation and pulses were demonstrated by the farmers in 11villages. Ground nut, sunflower, sesame, black gram, green gram, chilly was cultivated by the farmers in 200 acres.

Similarly, Entry point activities were taken up in Chandahandi cluster as mentioned in the following table.

SI.No Name of the watershed village

Entry Point Activity taken up

1. patkolia Bathing Ghat 2. Haldi Construction of tube well platform 3. Haldikaliapada Drying yard 4 Haldikaliapada Construction of tube well platform

2 numbers 5. Dharuapada Ladies Changing Room 6. Dharuapada Construction of tube well platform

2 numbers 7. Kondioda Ladies Changing Room 2 numbers 8. Chakamal Sanitary Drain 9. Boriguda Drying Yard 10. Sardapur Bathing Ghat 11. Sardapur Ladies Changing Room 12. Jarabahal Ladies Changing Room

Sunflower Seeds Distribution at

Dhanasara Village Sunflower Seeds Distribution at

Jambada Village


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PREPARATION OF DPR

Preparation of Detailed Project Report otherwise called as DPR is an important activity during the preparatory phase. DPR is under preparation. DPR is prepared with active participation of the villagers.

The following activities were conducted to prepare the DPR.

PRA Exercise NRM planning Soil Testing Data collection of important aspects. Collection of Record of Rights Collection of watershed

Digging of Farm Pond at Kaithapadar Village Digging of Farm Pond at Kaithapadar Village

Wall Painting at Chadangipur Village


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CHAPTER-2

OTELP:

SWWS implemented the OTELP phase -1 extension, OTELP Phase –II and OTELP plus projects during the period 2014-15 with support from the Project Support unit (PSU) Department of SC and ST Development, Government of Odsha and ITDA, parlakhemundi.

1. Programme Goal and Objective

The goal of the project is to “enable the poor tribal households to sustainably ensure their

livelihoods and food security through promoting a more efficient, equitable, self-managed,

optimum use of the natural resources, off-farm/ non-farm enterprise development and accessing

the rights and entitlements due to them.

To achieve the goal following immediate objectives are set:

To build the capacity of marginal groups.

To enhance the access of poor tribal people to natural resources and increase its

productivity.

To encourage and facilitate off-farm enterprises.

To ensure the basic entitlements of tribal households.

To achieve these objectives, the Programme is expected to:

Build the capacity of marginal groups as individuals, and grassroots institutions;

Developing Community Service Provider (CSP) and Community Resource Person(CRP)

Enhance the access of poor tribal people to land, water and forests and increase the

productivity of these resources in environmentally sustainable and socially equitable ways;

Encourage and facilitate off-farm enterprise development based on the needs of poor

tribal households;

Monitor the basic food entitlements of tribal households and ensure their access to

public food supplies;

Strengthen the institutional capacity of government agencies, Panchayati Raj

Institutions, NGOs and civil society to work effectively for participatory poverty reduction with tribal

communities

Encourage the development of a pro-tribal enabling environment through ensuring that

legislation governing control of, and access to, development resources by poor tribal households is

implemented effectively and by recommending other policy improvements; and

Build on the indigenous knowledge and values of tribals and blend these with

technological innovations to ensure a speedier pace of developmen


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2. Strategy and approach

3.Community Mobilisation:

o The community mobilization at the village level and watershed level is

operationalised through frequent field visits, night halts inside the villages,

Conducting few entertaining exercises which will help them to understand the

situation of the village

o Visit the influential persons in the village or GP. Meet and discuss with PRI

representatives. Share the project objective and arrangements

o Promotion of awareness campaign in the villages to share about the

project outcome, design, major activities and proposed institutional set up by using

effective tools ( e.g. conducting street play, audio visual display, experience sharing

by villagers of old projects, etc)

o Assess participation of resource poor family in the existing SHGs and status

of left out families

o Assess ownership of land and water resources owned by the community

1. Community Empowerment & Management 2.35 2. Beneficiary Skill upgradation 2.13 3 FNGO Administration cost of FNGO 8.96 TOTAL 13.44

Key elements:

Community mobilisation steps

Community based organisation structure and its promotion modalities

SHG based institutions : SHG and its associated tiers e.g Cluster level federation , GP level federation

Village based Institution : Pallisabha(VDA), Village development committe(VDC), Gaon Kalyan Samiti(GKS)

Producers Institution: producer group,CIGs, co-operative

CSP promotion strategy


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Capacity Building for Empower ment. Training programme conducted for community empowerment and Management and Beneficiary skill upgradatation. SL.No Name of the Training No of units No of participants 1 Work shop on physical and financial Progress 14 nos 431 2 Training to SHG members 12 nos 383 3 Revisit of VDLP and Assets maintenance 6 nos 193 4 Training on JFM 1no 34 5 Refresher training on Gender Sensitization 4 nos 127 6 Animal Health Camp 4 nos 287

Beneficiary Skill up-gradation. SL.NO Name of the Training No of units No of Participants 1 Training on Agriculture & Horticulture

Development 15 nos 469

2 Training on Barefoot engineering 2 nos 67 3 Vocational training camp under different

traders 3 nos 147

4 Training on Mother chick unit for backyard poultry and Night shelter.

3 nos 97

5 Exposure Visit 3 nos 73 OTELP provided different trainings, exposures, both financial and technical support to the villagers for different income generating activities. Villagers are able to lessening with line department to increase their income. OTELP not only help them to carry out the sustainable alternative livelihood options but also increased their bargaining power and they take part in the decision making process of his family, in the village & at the Gram pachayat too.

Training on convergency (Agriculture &

Hurticulture at Sialilati) Training on Financial Management at

Mahendragada


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Land and Water Management. Special focus is given to provide irrigation assurance to the families so that they can save kharif

crop along with go for second crop.

Water needs to be developed not only for increasing area under irrigation but also

for providing safe and assured drinking water to human being as well as livestock,

other domestic needs, rearing of fish

In the OTELP areas there is ample scope for diverting water from the upper ridges

through a pipe line. This Diversion based irrigation (DBI) has largely been

demonstrated in OTELP areas.

The following important aspects are to be taken in to consideration while developing

the water facilities.

- (i) equity for resource poor families particularly while developing irrigation water

resource

- (ii) type of CBO to be organized for repair and maintenance of above structures

-(iii) willingness of community to give genuine contribution for the proposed

structures

Equity for resource poor families is a crucial concern under this component.

Hence particular taken to see that major benefit due to the new structure goes in favor

of resource poor families. Likewise modality for repair and maintenance as well as

collection of user charges must be sorted out before starting the construction of above

work.

Focused efforts are made to improve sustainability of such interventions which include (i)

physical measures namely, water harvesting structures and gully control


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Creation and Development of Irrigation Infrastructure.

SL.No

Name of the Activity

Quantity

Village No of beneficiary Benefited.

1 Small water lifting Devices( Diesel Pump sets)

80 nos Baunsokota,Gangapur,Tai,Gadapadar Purunadhia,Majhishai,Khanjamera, Ribado,Ambagam,Betersingi,Kaithadhapa,Munigadhia & purunapani.

80 families benefited.

SL.NO

Activity Quantity Village No of Beneficiary Benefited.

1 Land leveling 21 Hac Kaithadhapa,Janiamba,Munigahadhia Lanja,Ambagam,Paikrai,Dhanabado,Pujaribilla & Gandili

21 hac land developed to Non –Arable land to Arable land & 14 households bebefited.

2 Soak pit 46 Purunadhia,Gailamera, Majhishai MundamaBaunsakota,Pradhani shai,Paikrai,Munigadhia,Lambaguda & janiamba

133 households benefited.

Outcomes

● 43 Acre of land irrigated through pump sets in Rabi seasons. 63 families getting additional income through vegetable, paddy & ragi cultivation.

Community Infrastructure Fund. SL.NO Acitivity Quantity Village NO of Beneficiaries Benefited. 1 Community

Bath Room 02 Tamula &

Kaithdhapa 33 households get Benefit.

Distribution of Diesel Pump Sets at Paikarai Irrigation through Diesel Pump Set at

Baunsakota


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IFAD TOP UP ASSISTANCE. As per the instruction of Programme Supporting Unit (PSU) VDCs are making well being ranking in all Villages for selection of poorest of the poor categorically (V1,V2,V 3 & V4 )for the support of IFAD TOP UP Assistance. After funding the IFAD TOP UP Assistance VDC wise selected the activities with the need of vulnerable families. The following activities are provided under IFAD TOP UP Assistance through different prorgamme components. Support to Ultra poor. Sl.NO

Name of the Activity Quantity Village No of Beneficiary Benefited.

1 Grocery shop 5 nos Majhishai,Tunguru, Tai, Gandupadar & Munigadhia

Kailash Mandal Joseph Majhi, Sita Raita, Jisaya Majhi ,Esrail Gamango

2 Vending Agriculture/Consumable produces

200 nos Baunsakota, Gangapur, Gailamera,Dabaraguda,Potushai,Paikrai,Khanjamera,Tai,Raibada,Ambagam,Gandili,Lanja,Dhanabada,Janiamba, & Purunapani

200 nos family benefited.

3 Grocery Shop & Hotel (Physicaly challenged)

4 nos 1 no

Baunsakota, Gailamera, Dhanabada,Purunapani.

Esso Gamango, Hema Raita ,Kusha Raita, Abhi Raita ,Kalia rata

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Provision of low cost housing Material.

16 nos Rupasingi,Paikrai,Tunguru,Tai , Gadapadar,Majhishai Nuashai,Gailamera,Ambagam,Gandili , Tamula & Purunapani.

16 nos families benefited

Tailoring Shop at Baunsokota

Grocery shop at Munigadhiho

Low Cost Housing at Paikarai

Distribution of Plastic Crate at Tarabanga


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● Villagers are access to purchase grocery items in their door steps.

● 5 no’s of beneficiaries are getting livelihood support.

● Grocery shop & hotel providing the livelihood support to the physically challenged persons.

● vulnerable families suffered a lot of problem in the rainy & winter season because they have muddy &

thatched house. Supply of low cost housing materials helps the families to construct the house. They live

in their house happily.

Focused livelihood Intervention. SL. NO

Activity Quantity Village No Of Beneficiaried Benefited.

1 Economic activities to Unemployed youth

14 No’s Baunsokota,Gangapur,Purundhia, Balishai,Pradhanishai,Nuashai,Paikrai Khanjamera,Tunguru,Tai,Mundama,Gadapadar,Betersingi & Dhanabado.

14 No’s of bebeficiares benefited.

Outcomes The unemployed youth are employments and livelihood support. Habitation improvement and Sanitation. Sl.NO Name of the Activity Quantity Village No family

Benefited 1 Village Waste Disposal 02 Balisahi & baunsakota 48

Outcomes

Village waste water drainaged through waste disposal systems and the water used for irrigation purposes. It keeps the village surroundings clean

Distribution of Plastic Crate.


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DIF SURPLUS. The development Initiatives Fund (DIF) as a component has been envisaged to provide a flexibility to mobilize additional funds to the areas of demand as expressed by the communities through the participatory planning process and to those components where good result have been achieved. The components would also the permitted the implementation of other relevant activates, which makes become feasible and attractive in the course of programme implementation

Sl. NO

Name of theActivity

Quantity

in Nos.

Village No of family benefited.

1 Multi Purpose community Center

1 Purunadhia 32

2 Backyard Kittchen garden

312 Gangapur,Rupasingi, Purunahia,Balishai,Dabaraguda, Paikrai,khanjamera,Tai,Gadapadar,Raibado,Ambagam,Betersingi,Gandili Lanja, kaithadhapa, Dhanabado, Duranga, Janiamba, Munigadhia , Purunapani & other programme villages.

312.

3 Nutrional kitchen garden ( School & Angawadi centers)

25 Baunsakota,Gangapur,Rupasingi,Ghatishai,Dabaraguda,Paikrai,Khanjamera, Tunguru,Tai,Raibado, Ambagam, Pujaribilla,Kaithadhapa, Janiamba, Trabanga, & nuagam.

17 School 8 Awc

4 Drying Yrd 4 Blishai,Baunsokata & Lanja 77 families

5 Check Dam 2 Tunguru & Khanjamera 14 hac land irrigated & 21 beneficiary benefited.

Waste Disposal system at Balisahi Carpentry shop at Pradhanisahi


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CONVERGENCE Four number of farmer club formed by the support of NABARD. There are 127 nos. farmer are benefited in Paikrai, Purunadhia,Tunguru and Tai Village of challagada Garampanchayat.

Success Story Esso Gamango S/o of Philimon Gamango of Baunsakota village under Challagada Gram Panchayat of R.Udayagiri Block.He was a student of +3 Arts. He was burden to his family because he was physically challenged. Studying in the college is another burden to his family. Thorugh the support of OTELP/SWWS he was getting IFAD TOP UP Assistance for a Grocery shop. He started a Grocery shop on 10.9.2014 with a capital of Rs 55,000/- including Construction of shop, Purchasing of Weighing machine, racks & working capital. He was able to maintain day book for his daily transaction. His family members are also supported to purchase and selling of Grocery items. Now the shop is running successfully & he is getting a profit in an average of Rs.150-200/- per day. Esso Gamango proudly says that OTELP/SWWS not only support for education but also livelihood too…..

Esso Gamango, Baunsokata


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OTELP PLUS

OTELP PLUS is being implementation in 34 tribal villages of Mahandragada,Sialiloti ,Tabarsing ,and Chellagada panchyats in R.Udayagiri Block since the year 2012. The year 2014-15 is the implementation phase of the programmee The activities taken under the scheme convergence and IFAD by the village development Committee and the facilitating NGO (SWWS) during the reporting period are being geared up primarily for household level food security and sustenance of best practices in health and hygiene, sanitation, community mobilization

Convergence Activities Activities Scheme Area in Hect. No. of

beneficiary WADI(Mango) MGNREGA 36 92 Crop Demonstration(Maize & Ragi)

State Plan 42 85

Agriculture & Horticulture Development (Potato )

State Plan 32 78

Potato cultivation at Kuanpoda


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Action plan for AWPB 2014-15 Components Physically Financial in Lakhs

Land & Water Management 34 19.95

Community Infrastructure Fund 4 5.40

Development Initiative Fund 153 26.76

Agriculture & Horticulture Development 55 11.26

Livestock and Aquaculture Production 1 0.73

Rural Financial Services 30 4.50

Capacity Building (Skill Development), Community Empowerment & Management

139 8.9114

Total 418 77.51

Selection of POP families (landless, women and vulnerable families) According the Guidelines of IFAD 198 venerable families Selected at village level by using wellbeing ranking and provide the various livelihoods activities under the scheme. A separate plan is made in order to ensure the inclusion of the most downtrodden section of society in the process of development. This ensures that the pro-poor focus of the programme is retained. This plan is prepared simultaneously and alongside the general plan. This planning process can be initiated where women and other vulnerable families can voice their problems they face. Some of the programmes may be drinking water, sanitation, goat rearing, Supply of Low cost housing materials specific trading activity, etc. Share the provisions in the project especially for this purpose. Action plan for DIF-IFAD TOP UP 2014-15 Activities Physically Financial in Lakhs Support to ultra poor vulnerable families

18 Financial in Lakhs

Creation and development of Irrigation Infra

77 11.90

Focused Livelihoods Interventions 93 15.25

Habitation Improvement and sanitation 11

36.63

Total 199 17.13


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Activity Target Achievement

Physically Fin. Amount in lakh

Physically Fin. Amount in lakh

Support to ultra poor vulnerable families Grocery/ stationary shop, 4 2 4 2 Special support for physically challenged/ ultra poor for livelihoods enhancement

3 1.65 3 1.65

Provision of low cost housing materials

17 7.65 - -

Creation and development of Irrigation Infra. Diversion based irrigation projects

1 6.96 - -

Water lifting devices for existing water sources, (diesel pump sets etc.)

75 11.25 75 11.25

Focused Livelihoods Interventions Improved poultry units 8 4.8 8 2.4 Improved goat rearing units 50 15 50 3.5 Commercial vegetable cultivation (with raised bed and drip irrigation)

26 13 26 13

Economic units/ activities on various trades for trained unemployed youths (tailoring units, mobile retails and repairing shops, etc.)

9 4.05 9 4.05

Habitation Improvement and sanitation Toilet & bathrooms for individual households

41 6.15 10 6.15

Village waste disposal systems (waste water drain, soak pit, garbage disposal units etc.)

3 10.98 4 10.98

Total 199 80.9 186 40


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Village wise activities of IFAD TOP UP Assistances Support to ultra poor vulnerable families

Sl. No

Activity Unit Village

1 Grocery/ stationary shop, 4 Santrasahi, kanikipader, sugada,& Anarsing

2 Special support for physically challenged/ ultra poor for livelihoods enhancement

3 Painda,Kuanpoda,& Sialiloti

Creation and development of Irrigation Infra. 1 Water Lifting devices for existing water

sources, diesel pump sets 75 Sialilloti,mandalsahi,Bariyamora

,kanakota,Kuanpoda,Deraba,Kurtal,Anjaraba,Santrasahi, Kanikipader, Nuangan

Focused Livelihoods Interventions 1 Improved poultry units

8 Kuanpoda, Nuangan,

Dengaamba Deraba & Musadoli

2 Improved goat rearing units

50 Ullumunda, Jhumukadia,Painda,Anarsing,Burshi,Sugada,Kurtal,Sialiloti ,Pattu,Mentiamba

3 Commercial vegetable cultivation (with raised bed and drip irrigation)

26 Derba

4 Economic units/ activities on various trades for trained unemployed youths (, tailoring units, mobile retails and repairing shops, motor garage, support for vehicles etc.)

9 Sialiloti,Mandalsahi, Kuanpoda,Santrasahi, Sargisahi, Kanikipader and Khajurisahi

Habitation Improvement and sanitation 1 Toilet & bathrooms for individual households 31 Santrasahi and Derba 2 Village waste disposal systems (waste water

drain, soak pit, garbage disposal units etc. 3 Poipani ,Kanikipadar, and

Karanjasahi

Special support for physically challenged

at Painda

Economic units trained unemployed

youths at KUANPODA


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Activity Under DIF 1 Toilet &

bathrooms for individual households

19 Karanjasahi

2 Drying Yard 6 Nuagaan,Nuagaan,Gamangapada,Luhakanta,Kanakata and Karanjasahi

Under Convergence Sl No Activities Seheme Area

in Hact.

Village

1 Plantation Mango

MGNREGA 36 Kanakata,Gamagapada,Katangapada,Kuanpada,Derba,Mandalsahi,Bariamara,Kanikipadar

3 Agriculture & Horticulture Development (Kharif)

State Plan 32 Nuagaan,Kanikipadar,Nuagada,Karanjasahi,Kuanpada,Dengaamnba.Derba,Sialilati,Jhula,Luhakanta,Kanakata,Anarsing,Painda,Ullumunda,Jhumukadhia,Mandalsahi,Bariamara and Sugada

4 Crop

Demonstration

State Plan 42 Nuagaan,Kanikipadar,Nuagada,Karanj

asahi,Anjaraba,Santrasahi

Dengaamba,Kuanpada,Derba,Sugada,N

uagaan,Arakhapada,Kurtala,Jhula,Sialil

ati and Kanakata

1.1 Community Empwerment & Management

Planned Activities Unit Physical

1 Animal Health Camp nos 1 2 Awareness/Sensitization programme nos 1 3 Training to SHG members on various thematic areas(SHG Concept,

Group Dynamics, Roles & responsibility, leadership, Record keeping, conflict resolution,financial management etc.)

nos 16

4 Exposure to SHG members nos 1 5 Training to VDC members,User Groups, CIG, Secretary, President,

CSP, Farmers, Community Leaders, other stakeholder like ASHA,AWW etc. on various themes like leadeship, watershed management, book keeping,tribal rights, govt. schemes etc.)

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Total 29 2 Capacity Building for of communities (Skill Development)

Planned Activities Unit Phy 1 Training on Agriculture & Horticulture Development/PFM nos 1

2 Exposure on Agriculture & Hortculture Development/PFM nos 1

3 Training on Poultry Activities nos 2 4 Training on Guttery Activities nos 3 5 Vocational Training to youths nos 1 Total 8


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Improved goat rearing units at Sialiloti

Poly house at Deraba

Distribution of Diesel pumpsets IHHL at Santrasahi


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OTELP Phase I Extension, Rayagada Block OBJECTIVE OF THE PROGRAMME ….

Empowering the tribal and enabling them to enhance their food security, to increase their income and improve overall quality of their livelihood. Building capacity. Enhance access & productivity of land, water & Forests Encourage off farm enterprise. Ensure food security .Strengthen institutional capacity of Govt. agencies & others. Build on indigenous knowledge and blend with technological innovations. Encourage development of pro-tribal environment.

The 1st phase of the Orissa Tribal Empowerment & Livelihoods Programme is supported by ITDA/PSU, SC and ST development department Govt. of Odisha and is implemented in 35 villages of five gram panchyats in Rayagada block of Gajapati District since year 2005 and it had been extension in the year april 2013.

PROJECT AT A GLANCE

No. of Blocks Covered : 01 No. of Panchayat’s Covered : 06 No. of Villages Covered : 35 Total No. of Households : 1521 Total Population : 6311 Total Geographical Area : 5877.400 Ha Total Treatable Area : 5323.507 Ha No. of VDA : 31

IFAD TOP-UP Assistance

IFAD is International fund of Agriculture Development. If helps to enabling poor rural people to overcome poverty. The activity which is supported from IFAD TOP UP assistance as mentioned below.

Sl. No.

Name of the Activity

No of Villages Village Name

1 Grocery Shop 8 S. Pailam, Engaraba, S.Laupur,

Mulligumma, Munising, Tubursing, Padasahi, Rempi

2 Tailoring 3 Kaithapadar, S.Pailam,Sanotundi


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3 Cloth Store 2 Kaithapadar,S.Pailam 4 Electrical Shop 3 Lanjipadar,Kaithapadar,S.Laupur 5 Motor Garage 1 Lanjipadar 6 Cycle Mart 1 Hatibadi 7 Carpentry 1 Hirapur 8 Stationery 1 S. Pailam

9 Water lifting devise 55

Muhano-2,Hatibadi-3,Rajapur -3, Sanotundi-3,Badatundi-3,Kaithapadar-

5,Hirapur-2,Rempi-6,Bahadapada-1,Pegeda-4,Lanjipadar-3,S.Pailam-

9,mulligumma-2,S.Laupur-4,Koisingi-3,Bahadasahi-2.

10 Poultry farm 10 Pegeda-2, Badatundi-2, Hirapur-1,

Kaithapadar-1, Rajpur-1, Muhano-2, Bahadapada-1

11 Toilet and Bathroom 47

Engaraba-15, Badamasingi-3, Kaithapadar-5, Pegeda-5, Lanjipada-5, Hirapur-4,

M.Laupur-5, Mulligumma-5

12 Village Waste Disposal System 1 Tubursingi-1

13 Drip Irrigation 1 Rempi-1

Toilet & Bathroom at Pegada Poultry farm at Pegada


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Grocery Shop at S. Laupur

Carpentry Shop at Hirapur

Irrigating the field through Water lifting Device at Rajapur Irrigating the field through Water lifting Device atKaithapadar

Grocery shop at Padasahi


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Convergence with Agriculture department.

Photos of Vegetable Cultivation under the Support of RKVY

Bringjal Cultivation at Villaga

Chilly Cultivation at Kaithapadar Villaga Tomato Cultivation at Tubursing Village

Line Transplanting of Reggie at

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CHAPTER-3 TARGETED INTERVENTION PROJECT:

MAIN FOCUS OF TI

Prevention of HIV infection among the High risk Populations. GOAL OF TI To halt and reverse the HIV infection among the female sex worker (FSW) and Man having sex with male (MSM) of Parlakhemundi Municipality area and Kasinagar Nac. Strengths of the Organization

SWWS is the leading NGO of Gajapati district in terms of coverage, trained and experienced staff, infrastructure and capacity to addressing the issues of HIV/AIDS. HIGH RISK BEHAVIOUR Some of the salient points relating to high risk behavior of the immigrant population to be covered are:

Practice of polygamy. Practice of Premarital Sex. Lack of Knowledge of about safe sex. Many of them have multiple sexual partners. 50 to 60% of the target populations are mobile in nature. A provoked habit of alcohol consumption among male folk. Socio-Cultural customs of Premarital and extra marital sex.

DESCRIPTION OF HIGH RISK BEHAVIOUR

Most of the young girls work for daily wage with the local contractors/masons,

Construction work, Stone cutting work, Cashew Factory work, petty Business where the

male workers are out-sider and single. The female are preferred for labor then male as the

male are addicted to liquor. The outsider skilled worker taking the advantage of

simplicity among the girls exploits them in many ways and most of the time develops

illicit sexual relation. Secondly Polygamy and sex before marriage is accepted in the area

leading to multiple sexual partnerships. While in case of married within the community

the women is accepted for remarriage but in case of marriages and extra marital affairs

with out-siders and other caste the women are not accepted in the community and are

forced to adopt the means FSWs.


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COMPONENT OF TI Community Mobilization. Enabling Environment. Condom Promotion Behavior Change Communication. Management of Sexual Transmitted Infection. Referrals and Linkages.

COUNSELOR

PROJECT MANAGER

PROJECT MANAGER

ACCOUNTANT

ORW-1

ORW-2

PE

2

PE

3

PE

4

PE

6

PE

5

PE

7

PE

8

PRPJECT DIRECTOR

STAFF STRUCTURE OF TI

PE

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LOCATION OF THE TI PROJECT & RESPONSIBLE TI STAFF Society for the Welfare of Weaker Section (SWWS), Ramsager Road Parlakhemundi.

Block- Parlakhemundi and Kasinager District – Gajapati

SL NO NAME OF THE HOT SPOT

NO OF HRG

RESPONSIBLE PE RESPONSIBLE ORW

01 Parla Jagili Street 30 SURANGINI PARICHA

SUMANTA BARADO

02 Jagili Street 15 03 Pano Street-1 11 Total 56 04 Madika Street 20

MAMATA PATNAIK 05 Pano Street- 2 09 06 Sanjaya Gandhi Colony 29 Total 58 07 Jagili Street (Kasinager) 12

VENKWTSWAR PATNAIK

08 Relli Street (Kasinager) 12 09 Tata Colony (Kasinager) 12 10 Pandara Street Kasinager) 04 Total 40 1 Relli Street- 2 05

SANTOSH KUMAR MAHAKUDA

2 Madri Street 10 3 Mala Street 08 4 Madika Street 05 5 Kandare Street 09 6 Ghasi Street 04 7 Relli Street-1 04 8 Parla Jagili Street 05 9 Jagili Street 07 10 Pano Street-1 05 Total 62 11 Seri Madri Street 29 D RAJESWARI

A MAMATA

12 Seri Madika Street 37 Total 66 13 Kandara Street 29

BABITA BENIA 14 Ghasi Street 12 15 Relli Street-1 16 Total 57 16 Relli Street-2 19

PRABHA MOHASETHI 17 Mala Street 19 18 Medri Street 11 19 Gola Street 10 Total 59 20 Mala Street ( Kasinager) 31 A.RANUKA 21 Jagili Street (Kasinager) 25 Total 56


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COMPONENT WISE ACHIEVEMENT Behavior change communication is continuing process which total deals with the knowledge,

attitude and practices of people. It is quit difficult to change the behavior of people when it deals with the most sensitive topic i.e. HIV/AIDS. Information, Education, and Communication (IEC) only a way by which some extend we can change the behavior of people. But it requires a long period and tentative approach. Keeping this information like One to One, One to Group, Demand Generation Activities (DGA), DIC Level Meeting, Advocacy meeting with secondary stake holder, PRI meeting and Crisis response etc. We have developed various BCC materials on both Oriya and Telegu languages for better understanding.


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OBJECTIVE OF BCC

Providing correct and concrete information regarding HIV/AIDS. Monitoring to HRGs not to engage unprotected sex. Give message to the community about safe sex. Creating awareness about the Condom use for safe sex. Creating awareness on stigma and discrimination in HIV/AIDS.

Achievement through BCC

Activities Annual target Achievement Percentage

One to One and One to Group

7744 5400 70%

2. CONDOM PROMOTION

Condom promotion is the only effective method to prevent HIV/AIDS in sex practices, but very often people are not showing their interest to use it due to some misconceptions, ignorance, sigma etc.

Objective of condom promotion

Free supply of condoms to HRGs through Peer Educators and TI outlets. Promoting Social Marketing condom. Formed condom outlets in every hotspot for easy access. Distribution information regarding benefits of condom through different meeting of BCC. Demonstration of condom use.

Condom Distribution

Social Marketing condom Nil

Free Condom 106781

Total 106781


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3. MANAGEMENT OF SEXUAL TRANSMITTED INFECTION

Sexual Transmitted disease is very common in Parlakhemundi municipality area and Kasinager NAC. Because of STD/STI there is a greater risk of HIV infection. In out targeted area HRGs arte suffering from STI due to ignorance and poverty. There fore we are propagating awareness among them. Conceiving this disease and using effort for their complete treatment.

STI services and opportunity for prevention, education to individual as well as to his/her partner. Planning for STI services done with HRGs. Clinicians should have an attitude of respect towards the community. Accessibility of services at optimal location

Achievement in STD Management Male Female Total No of STI Patients treated in NGO Clinic 257 1051 1308 No of STI Patients treated in Govt Clinic 7 15 22

Total 264 1066 1330 4. ENABLING ENVIRNMENT Enabling environment is required for better implementation of program in targeted community. We have identified secondary stack holders of the community and aware them about the problem of the community. The stack holder has a better understanding and responsibility to solve the existing problem and support us in the implementation of the program. We have organized some activities with PRI members and community leaders. OBJECTIVE

Enable HRGs to negotiate safer sex. Venerability with in the sex circuit includes aspect such as valance and exploitation by

Clint. Broader socio economic venerability includes factors such as poverty and illiteracy. Reduction of vulnerabilities entails creating a crises response system. It also calls for advocacy with policy maker law enforcers and a opinion leaders.

Achievement of Enabling Environment

Activities Annual Target Achievement Percentage

Advocacy 4 3 75% Meeting immediate need

4 4 100%


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5. COMMUNITY MOBILIZATION Community mobilization is the initial stage where any program activities can be started. With out community mobilization intervention is not possible poster exhibition, video show, DIC level meeting are the means of community mobilization, which propagate message of awareness in community level. OBJECTIVE

Community members get to participate in collective decision making. Formation of various committees like DIC management committees and clinic

committees to empower the community. Community mobilization creates community norms for service uptake and safe sexual

behavior. Achievement in Community Mobilization

Activities Annual Target Achievement Percentage DGA Meeting 24 24 100% DIC level meeting 24 24 100% 6. Referral and linkages Referral and linkages are the vital component of TI. Project. With out referral and linkages the STI cases can’t be assessed. OBJECTIVE Linkages to STI and health services with strong referral and follow-up. Promotion and distribution of free condom. Linkages to other health services and integrated counseling testing center

(ICTC). Achievement in Referrals and linkages

Male Female Total No of person tested at ICTC. 150 433 583 No of person found positive. 0 0 0 No of person refer to ART Center. 0 0 0 No of person refer to DOT Center. 0 0 0

TRAINING PROGRAMME Name of the Training No of Training

Peer Educator Training Nil Accountant Training at Bhubaneswar 1 Counsellor Training at, Bhubaneswar 1 ORW Training (Refresher) at BBSR Nil Project Manager Training at BBSR 1


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Need to over come the constraint Timely supply the condom. Meeting with lodge owners. Some of the HRGs are migrating to the neighboring states for alternative

income. Prefer Providers are untrained and need training.

WORLD AIDS DAY-2014

On 1st December 2014 T I Project of SWWS observed World AIDS Day organized through an IEC stall in our T I office premises which is also a Hot Spot of our programme. More than 170 members visited the IEC stall. Mr. Pradeep Kumar Patra, ADMO (PH) cum Dist. Nodal officer of HIV/AIDS inaugurates the IEC Stall. The stall was open at 8 AM. In this IEC stall all HIV/AIDS information are displayed. A big banner displayed in front of the stall which showing the Theme of World AIDS Day. “Getting Zero, Zero New Infection, Zero Discrimination, Zero AIDS related death”.

ADMO in his speech told that his is always ready to support TI project and HRGs.

Mr. D Jagannath Raju, President SWWS, told that the day has great significance for us. Today the whole world observing world AIDS day. In this day we all shall take oath to fight against this deadly disease i.e.HIV/AIDS.

Mr. M M Ali DMO, Gajapati & Secretary SWWS Mr. Haris Chandra Nayak and other health staff also attended the programme.

Our stall was decorated with multiple poster and IEC materials regarding basics of HIV/AIDS. How HIV/AIDS is transmitted what is STI and how this disease can be faced positively, the poster and drawing show the availability of ICTC & ART and benefits of condom use and we also distribute condoms and IEC materials.

All T I staff were engaged to provide massages on HIV/AIDS. They were also engaged to convince people in context to stigma and discrimination. They were motivation to the people for HIV testing at ICTC and showing the demo of condom.

In district administration also organize world AIDS day observation in CDMO conference hall in this meeting they were inviting TI staff and the staff also attend the meeting. Project manager present our TI performance through presentation.

At evening we organized a folk dance awareness on HIV/AIDS which was organized by OSACS IEC department and after that they were covered all our hot spot.

The event was closed in the evening. The observation of WORLD AIDS day was successfully organized with active support and participation of all the TI staff.


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PARTICIPATION OF TI IN PALLISHREE MELA-2014

On the 11th January 2015 District Rural Development Agency organized district level Pallishree Mela and they invited our organization SWWS to participate on this accession. On behalf of our organization our TI project has participated in this pallishree mela and we decided to organize an IEC Stall for 5 days. On the 11th January the programme has been started District collector Miss. Manasi Nimbal inaugurates the Pallishree mela and also inaugurates our IEC stall and highly appreciated for the stall. Our stall was decorated with multiple poster and IEC materials regarding basic of HIV/AIDS. How HIV/AIDS can transmitted what is STI and how this disease can be faced positively, the poster and drawing show the availability of ICTC & ART and benefits of condom use and we also distribute condom and IEC materials. Every evening all T I staff were engaged to provide massages on HIV/AIDS. They were also engaged to convince people in context to stigma and discrimination. They were motivation to the people for HIV testing at ICTC and showing the demonstration of use condom. Every evening we organized quiz competition on HIV/AIDS and awarded the person who gives right answer. In those 5days more than 533 participants’ visit our stall. At the last evening PD DRDA awarded our project with the trophy and certificate.

The Collector and District Magistrate Ms. Manasi Nimbhal

inaugurating the TI stall and discussing with the project Staff.


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EU-AGRAGAMEE PROJECT


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CHAPTER-4

EU-AGRAGAMEE PROJECT.

INTRODUCTION SWWS is working in Gajapati and Nawrangpur districts of Odisha since 1986 with a vision to build a self reliant, self governed and just that is free from all forms of discrimination, enabling peace and social justice for all, especially recognizing the rights of women and most vulnerable while living in a harmony with nature. Mission To empower and enable the disadvantaged community especially Adivasi, women, child and other vulnerable groups to assert their rights over health, education and livelihood trhough advocacy, networking, research and promotion of people’s organization to enable them to practice peace with self governance by effective management of traditional knowledge for access and control over natural resource with public provision. Values

Commitment to work with the vulnerable Transparency in all our operation Accountable to our stakeholders Upholding gender equity Inclusive team work

Background of the project SWWS is implementing the project in Rayagada block of Gajapati district with the support of AGRAGAMEE, Kashipur and funded by European Union. The total project areas are 20 blocks of 10 districts and it was implemented in a consortium approach where SWWS is one of the Field NGO implementing the same in Gajapati district according to the objective of the project, to improve quality of life of poor local communities in remote tribal pockets by enhancing

participation in local governance, and improving information and access to govt. schemes. The target group of the project is schedule tribe and scheduled caste communities, marginal farmer families, migrant workers and displaced communities. The major focus of the action will be to ensure women’s and over community participation in local governance for the effective planning and delivery services. Particular focus will be on the health, nutrition, child development, and education and employment generation sectors as these have a direct and tangible impact on wellbeing and will also be confidence building measure for local community demands for accountability in other sectors.


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Name of the Project Addressing Nutritional And Income Insecurity Of Underprivileged Communities By Improving Access To Relevant Government Schemes Aim and Objective of the Project: To improvement of quality of life of poor local communities in 50 villages of Gajapati district by enhancing participation in local governance and improving information and access to government schemes. Location: Rayagada Block of Gajapati District. Project Area: The project will cover in 50 villages of 5 GPs of Rayagada block of Gajapati district. The followings are:

SL. No Block GP No. of villages 1 Rayagada Koinpur 10 2 Rayagada Jeeango 10 3 Rayagada Lailai 10 4 Rayagada Koradasingi 10 5 Rayagada Sanotundi 10 Total 50

THRUST AREAS OF INTERVENTION OF THE PROJECT: The below mentioned programmes are the thrust areas of interventions of the project. Health

Education

ICDS

NREGA

Good Governance


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MAP OF THE PROJECT AREA


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Recruitment of Staff Mr. Pramod Kumar Panda appointed as a District Coordinator for Rayagada block to look after the project activities. His details are: Name : Pramod Kumar Panda Contact No. : 8895308573 Email :[email protected] Selection of Villages As per the criteria we have selected 50 villages from five GPs of Rayagada block of Gajapati district. We have taken up 10 villages form every GP. The details are mentioned below in villages list. Demographic Data Name of the District - Gajapati Block Covered - 01 (Rayagada) Total GPs - 05 (Koinpur, Jeerango,Lailai,Koradasing,Sanotundi) Total Villages - 50 Total Household - 2844 ST Family - 2557 SC Family - 176 OBC Family - 69 General Family - 42 Total Population - 12688 Male - 6124 Female - 6564 Interaction with Sarapanchas Before selection of the villages we have contacted with five GP’s Sarapanch and informed them about the project and its aim and objective. All the Sarapanch’s are given their consent to implement the project in their areas.


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Village Level Meeting

To intimate the villagers on the EU project and its core activities we have conducted 50 village meetings in all operational villages. As we are first time entering to the villages we have discussed with the village leaders regarding the project also getting consent from the leaders to implement the project. after that we have conducted the village level meetings to find out the problems of the villages.

Interaction with Block Officials

Interacted with the block officials about the project and intimated them about the project and operational areas and prepared a database of all block officials. We have contacted with BDO, CDPO, BEO, Medical Officer and NREGA Asst. Prog. Officer and discussed with them for their support. Selection of Village Volunteers For smoother implementation of project and to involve the village youths in the project we

have selected 50 volunteers from 50 villages with some minimum criteria. The volunteers will be engaged during different works under the project with voluntarily and they will also get training on different themes which will be organized by SWWS or AGRAGAMEE. Profile of Block officials, PRI Members, School, AWC and Health Centers As the project aims to access different govt. schemes it is most essential to involve the block officials and PRI members. In this context we have prepared a database of block officials and PRI members. Apart from that another database of School, AWC and Health Services has been made.


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Sample Baseline Survey To finalize the Baseline Survey format we have surveyed 10% sample survey in five villages. During the survey we have found some gaps and presented the same in the workshop and finalized the baseline format. After consent of each and every participants the format was finalized in the workshop Procurement of Equipments As per the provision under the project we have purchased Laptop, Steel Almiraha, Glass Almiraha, Chairs, Tables, Dari and filter for block information center. Now all the equipments are in place of BIC. Establishment of Block Information Center SWWS has established its block level information center at Rayagada. Now the block information center is fully set up and the villagers are visiting to the BIC. The Address of the Block information center is: At. Rayagada Po. Rayagada, 762010 Dist. Gajapati Contact Person . Pramod Kumar Panda Phone No. 8895308573 Part-1, Part-II, Part III Baseline Survey and PRA As per the criteria we have selected 5 villages in each GP for part-I survey. (2 villages from road side, two villages of interior and one issue village) The Part-1 Survey conducted in Sanotundi, Jeerago, Koinpur, Koradasingi, Lailai GP Rayagada Block. Total 69 HHS Part 1 surveys have been completed. 10% part-II survey also conducted in the above mentioned villages. Similarly Part-III survey has been completed in 50 nos. of working villages. The Part-1, Part-2 & Part-3 Survey formats data entry work also completed as per the soft copy format given by OPSL. Similarly Part-III format report generated as per the format given by AGRAGAMEE. All the soft copy has been submitted to AGRAGAMEE.

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Identification of Sachetaks As per the provision under the project we have appointed two nos. of Sachetaks (Male-1 & Female-1) who will work in grass root level in the project and they will assist to the Dist Coordinator to implement the project activities. Formation of CAG Group To facilitate the process Citizen Action Group (CAG) is the most important group who will lead the ground level works and they play the vital role in the project. As per the criteria we have formed the CAG in block level by comprising of 27 members. Out of them 12 are males and 15 are females. Training / Workshops Participated during the reporting period

The following programmes have been conducted by AGRAGAMEE:

Inception Workshop of Project Workshop on Finalize of Household Survey Format Presentation Workshop on Household Survey, finalize budget and sign of MoU Quarterly Coordination Meetings Workshop on Right to Education Workshop on Finalization of Baseline Survey

Target VS. Achievement Sl. No Activity Remark

1 Appointment of Staff Completed 2 Procurement of Equipments Completed 3 Baseline Survey and Reporting Completed and Submitted 4 Training and capacity Building for youth

empowerment One training programme at Kashipur

5 Block Level information Center Set Up at Rayagada 6 Dist. Level Lunching Programme Completed 7 Appointment of Sachetak Yes 8 Development and Printing of IEC Materials NA 9 Linkage and Joint Programmes with Govt.

Agencies No

10 Interface Workshop with Govt. Organizations and PRI institutions

Not Conducted

11 Street Theatres and other traditional media Not Conducted 12 Documentation and Dissemination of Best

Practices (20 nos. booklets) Not Conducted

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LIST OF EU PROJECT VILLAGES Sl. No Name of the Block Name of the GP Sl. No Name of the Village

1 Rayagada Sanatundi 1 Rempi 2 Hirapur

3 Kaithapadar 4 Bahadapada 5 Tubursing 6 Badatundi 7 Sanatundi 8 Padasahi 9 Hatibadi

10 Rajapur 2 Rayagada Koinpur 1 Badamasingi

2 Madava 3 Kantagaon 4 Dungdung 5 Teraba

6 Raising 7 Belapadara 8 Subhadrapur 9 Lumudasing

10 Andiraghai 3 Rayagada Jeerango 1 Bangusahi

2 Engaraba 3 Rasibada 4 Rangapathara

5 Raghunathpur

6 Talaul 7 Bhagabandha 8 Galaganda

9 Gurasahi 10 Ghatitala

4 Rayagada Karadasing 1 Dambapur 2 Govindapur 3 Anchala

4 Burjee

5 Krushnapur

6 Pegada

7 Ratanpur

8 Dalimbapur

9 Dimirijhuli

10 Raghunathpur

5 Rayagada Lailai 1 Lailai-1 2 Lailai-2

3 Regam

4 Markada

5 Kumunda 6 Tili 7 Endri

8 Jamtarang

9 Bisampadu

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CAG Member’s Profile

SL.No

Panchayat Village Name of the Member Age Gender Qualification Social Status Designation

1 Marlaba Kumulasing Jyoti Prasad Pani 38 Male +3 Reporter, Dharitri President

2 Rayagada Rayagada Jitendra Patra 35 Male +3 Reporter, Samaj Member

3 Sanatundi Parisala Sanghamitra Sabar 30 Female +3 Sarapanch Secretary

4 Lailai Lailai-I Sina Mandal Male 10th Educationist Member

5 Lailai Jamtarango Laxmi Bhuyan Female 5th AW helper Member

6 Lailai Jhaliasahi Dayamani Sabar Female 3rd SHG President Member

7 Lailai Lailai-II Pingu Karjee Male 4th VEC member Member

8 Lailai Tili Srestha Sabar Male 7th Janch Committee member

Member

9 Jeerango Bangusahi Basudev Bhuyan Male 10th Village leader Member

10 Jeerango Galaganda Sundara Sabar Male 10th Ex- Word member

Member

11 Jeerango Raghunathpur Arati Karjee Female 10th ASHA Member

12 Jeerango Engaraba Gorachanda Bhuyan Male 5th Village leader Member

13 Jeerango Bangusahi Srimati Sabar Female 3rd EX- Word member & SHG leader

Member

14 Sanatundi Hirapur Bhaskar Dalai Male 5th Village leader Vice President

15 Sanatundi Rajapur Bhima Raghaba Male 4th VEC President Member

16 Sanatundi Hatibadi Padmabati Nayak Female 8th SHG Leader Member

17 Sanatundi Padasahi Laxmi Bhuyan Female 5th Word member Member

18 Sanatundi Kaithapadar Surekha Sabar Female 7th Women federation secretary

Member

19 Koinpur Badamasing Bhaskar Mandal Male 9th Village leader Member

20 Koinpur Kantagaon Lingaraj Sabar Male +3 Educationist Asst. Secretary

21 Koinpur Dungdung Yosabanti Sabar Female 5th Word member Member

22 Koinpur Lumudasing Jhari Sabar Female 2nd SHG Leader Member

23 Koinpur Belapadar Gaurango Sabar Male 10th VEC President Member

24 Karadasingi Dambapur Hadi Jani Male 8th Educationist Member

25 Karadasingi Karadasing Mursuta Mandal Male 9th Sarapanch Member

26 Karadasingi Krushnapur Gitanjali Gauro Female 6th SHG Leader Member

27 Karadasingi Pegada Tulasa Bhuyan Female 2nd SHG Leader Member

28 Karadasingi Govindapur Ananda Bhuyan Male 10th Village leader Member


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Media Coverage


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Photogra phs

INTERATION WITH BDO RAYAGADA DISTRICT LEVEL LUNCHING PROGRAMMEE

NFSA Book Has Been Given to Sarapanch, Lailai

NFSA REGISTRATION IN KOINPUR


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STAFF PROFILE

Sl. No

Name of the Staff Position Qualificatio

n Project

Experience

1 Mr. D. Jagannath Raju President M. A. (Ec.) General 26 years

2 Mr. Raghunath Mishra WDT Civil B.E. OTELP-II 40 years

3 Mr. Surendra Panda Expert Livelihoods Rural

Development OTELP - Plus 25 years

4 Mr. Hrusikesh Panda Expert Social & Team Leader

MSW OTELP -II 27 years

5 M. Giribabu Accountant B.Com OTELP-1 16 year

6 Mr. Sanjaya Jena Project Coordinator BA

Save Estern Ghat Odisha Ecosystem 16 Year

7 Mr. Prabir Kumar Sahu Expert Social & Team Leader

MBA OTELP - Plus 3 year

8 Mr. Basant Kumar Badamundi Expert Livelihoods B. A. OTELP -II 10 years

9 Mrs. P Sunita Project manager ANM, MSW TI 6 Years

10 Mr. Pramit Kumar Nag Counselor MSW TI 3 Years

11 Mr. Santosh Kumar Choudhury Expert Social & Team Leader

MBA OTELP - I 2

12 Sudama Behera Expert Land & Water Conservation

Civil Engineer OTELP - I 2 year

13 Miss. Sasmita Sethi Expert Livelihoods MBA in Rural Development

OTELP - I 1 year

14 Mr. Pramod Kumar Panda District Coordinator B.A. EU 6 years

15 Mr. Suvendu Kumar Barik Accountant B. COM OTELP - II 2 years

16 Mr. Somanath Haldhar Accountant M. Com OTELP- Plus 6 years

17 Mr. Sunil Kumar Panda Expert Soil & Land Managent

Diploma OTELP - Plus 4 year

18 Mr. Dandapani Nayak WMT, ME MSW IWMP 5 Years

19 Mr. Santosh Kumar Mahapatra WMT, Social MSW IWMP 1 Year

20 Mr. Shankar Kumar Panigrahi WMT, Livelihood CBZ IWMP 1 Year

21 Mr. B. Sandip Kumar WMT, Engineer B.Tech IWMP 1 Year

22 Mr. Radha Charan Padhy WMT, ME MBA IWMP 5 Years

23 Mr. Tilakram Nayak WMT, Social MSW IWMP 1 Year

24 Mr. Omprakas Das WMT, Livelihood CBZ IWMP 1 Year

25 Mr. Panchanan Dolai WMT, Engineer B.Tach IWMP 1 Year

26 Mrs. Adapa Renuka Peer Educator 12th TI 6 Years

27 Mrs. Surangini Paricha Peer Educator 5th TI 6 Years

28 J. Prakash Rao MIS Officer M.L.I.Sc. General 1.5 years

29 Mrs. Babita Benia Peer Educator 9th TI 6 Years


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30 Mrs. D Rajeswari Peer Educator 9th TI 3 Years

31 Mrs. Prabha Mahasethi Peer Educator Literate TI 4 Years

32 Mr. Daityaram Raita Community Mobilizer

+2 OTELP-I 5 years

33 Mr. Achyuta Gamango Community Mobilizer

+2 OTELP-I 7 years

34 Mr. Bidyadhara Nayak Community Mobilizer

10th OTELP - I Extn. 10 years

35 Mr. Sanjeet Kumar Karjee Community Mobilizer

+2 OTELP - I Extn. 10 years

36 Lingaraj Sabara Volunteer Matric Save Estern Ghat Odisha Ecosystem

4Years

37 Prasant Kumar Nayak Volunteer Matric Save Estern Ghat Odisha Ecosystem

1 year

38 Ram Murty Sabar Volunteer Matric Save Estern Ghat Odisha Ecosystem

3 year

39 Mrs. N Sakuntala Peer Educator 10th TI 1 Year

40 Mr. Santosh Kumar Mahakuda Peer Educator 9th TI 1 Year

41 Mr. Venketswar Patanaik Peer Educator

10th TI 1 year

42 Miss. Pratima Biswal Sachetak Under Metric. EU 1

43 Miss. Deepika Dash MIS Officer BA General 6 Months

44 Mr. Suresh Maharana MIS Officer BA General 6 Months

45 Mrs. Karisma Panigrahi MIS Officer BSC General 6 Months

46 Mr. M.Subba Raju Driver Under Metric. General 17 Years

47 Mr. Subash Biswal Tractor Driver Under Matric General 6 years

48 Mr. S. Sanyasi Raju Night Watcher Under Matric General 5 years

Paid Volunteers (Rs. 500 per month) in OTELP project

100 Nos.

Volunteers (Non-paid)

150 Nos. Youth & SHG Members


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