LAB TO LAND INITIATIVESMAHARASHTRA

Dr Sumant Pande SIRD Yashada

Pune

Presentation atSKICC

Shrinagar Jammu and Kashmir

5Th 7th July 2011

Maharashtra at a Glance

LAB TO LAND INITIATIVESMAHARASHTRA

Some Facts

• Area : 3390 sq.km. (1% of state area)

• Population : 2.30 crore (54% of urban & 24% of state population)

• Per Capita income : Rs.85000 (54867- State Avg.)

• HDI : 0.91 (0.58)

• G S D P proportion : 45%

Mumbai Metropolitan Region

- PESA Districts in Maharashtra

- LWE affected districts in Maharashtra

- Minority Dominated Dist. in Maharashtra

- Districts having PCI above State Avg.

Deoli Dist Wardha

Walwa Dist sangli

Two Blocks Identified

Lab To Land

SELECTION OF BNVS

Training methodology

sird

Master Trainers

BNVs

Reading Material In Marathi ……..Attractive and informative

Reading Material In Marathi Attractive and informative

Experiences of Sangli… WALWA

The living legend is from Sangli

• Population:357944

• House holds:65267

• BNVs As per 40 hhs/BNV:1600

• Actually sanctioned By MoRD:820

• Training planned :820

Experiences of Sangli… WALWA

YelurBorgaon

KMGad

Bagni

ChikurdeWalwa

Nerle

Peth

kasegaon

Kameri

Walwa Islampur

Lab 2 Land Initiatives  Village level training of BNVs at Walwa

Sr No

Name of Prabhag samiti

Number of villages

Number of Hh s in Prabhag

Number of BNV As per Norm(40HH/BNV)

Course Duration (mm/dd/yyyy)

CD / ACD / CA

CD / ACD / CA

Expected Participants

1 Bagni 10 5916 1487/12/2011-7/14/2011

Sanjay mane

  27

         7/16/2011-7/18/2011   27

         7/20/2011-7/22/2011   27

2 Borgaon 12 5776 1447/05/2011-7/07/2011

Sutar PK

  26

         7/11/2011-7/13/2012   26

         7/11/2011-7/13/2012   27

3 Yelur 9 5914 1487/06/2011-7/08/2011

Patil Sunil

  27

         7/11/2011-7/13/2012   27

         7/11/2011-7/13/2013   27

4 Nerle 7 5868 1477/06/2011-7/08/2011

Salunke

  27

       7/11/2011-7/13/2012   27

         7/11/2011-7/13/2013   26

5 Walwa 5 6328 1587/12/2011-7/14/2011

Mulla

  29

         7/15/2011-7/17/2011   29

         7/19/2011-7/21/2011   29

6

Kille Macchindra Gad 10 5590 140

7/11/2011-7/13/2012

Gokhale

  26

         7/14/2011-7/16/2011   26

         7/14/2011-7/16/2011   25

7Kasegaon 8 6070 152

7/12/2011-7/14/2011

Jadhav

  28

         7/12/2011-7/14/2012   28

         7/16/2011-7/18/2011   27

8 Kameri 9 6558 1647/05/2011-7/07/2011

Thorat

  30

         7/06/2011-7/08/2011   30

         7/12/2011-7/14/2011   30

9 Peth 14 6096 1527/05/2011-7/07/2011

Lohar Sunil

  30

         7/12/2011-7/14/2011   30

         7/19/2011-7/21/2011   24

10

Chikurde 10 5987 150

7/06/2011-7/08/2011

 

  30

         7/11/2011-7/13/2012   30

         7/11/2011-7/13/2012   22

    94 60103 1503 0 0 0 824

                 

Time table Of BNVs training

• Three days

• Last day Details regarding HH survey

Training programme Being Inaugurated by Ex MP

House hold survey

House hold survey

House hold survey

Village development plan

• Infrastructure Plan

• Research and Documentation cell of Yashada has given an assignment to

B.Arch Intern the observation of study are in next slide

Efforts by Amruta R. Deshpande

II sem Infrastructure PlanningCEPT

IDEAL INFRASTRUCTURE PLAN FOR A RURAL AREA

As part of internship assignment – 25.06.2011

Infrastructure

Role of infrastructure in rural development

Current situation of infrastructure in rural areas

Lack of infrastructure in comparison with the urban areas Lack of infrastructure has negative impact on human

development Provision of infrastructure as a means towards an end

Rural Area:•Population density less than 200 persons per hectare•People engaged in Primary Sector > 70% (Agriculture)•Local body: Gram Panchayat, Municipal council..

Population of Maharashtra

Total no. of Anganwadis in Maharashtra

Functional Anganwadis

Non-Functional Anganwadis

Non-sanctioned Anganwadis

1,31,87,087 88,272 63,113 24,299 860

Infrastructure facilitiesInfrastructure for human developmentPhysical infrastructure for primary sector- (Agriculture, fishing, forestry, mining) roads/transport facilities/fishing facilities/Water supply/agricultural instrumentsSocial infrastructure to improve specific indicators in health/education/nutritionCommon physical infrastructureInfrastructure at household level

Ideal Infrastructure

Infrastructure assessment in 6 day process

Existing Infrastructure Plan of Khargaon-(B)

N

LEGEND

Ideal Infrastructure Plan for Khargaon(B)

N

LEGEND

Infrastructural gap in Khargaon- (B) Grampanchayat

Infrastructural gap in Khargaon- (B)Grampanchayat

Infrastructural gap in Khargaon- (B)Grampanchayat

Basic Infrastructure• Improvement in road including concreting of internal roads•30 electric poles•shed to grave yard•Library•gymnasium

Anganwadi in Khargaon- (B)

Multipurpose roomExamination room

Counseling room

Toilet

StoreKitchen

Verandah

Multipurpose room5.00M X 5.00M

Water tank/ store roomPlan-Existing Anganwadi

Plan- Anganwadi (According to norms)

Utility of ideal infrastructure plan

How ideal infrastructure plan (By-Government norms) helps in upgrading or providing infrastructure?

How it would be useful for people in rural area?

How can we prioritize infrastructure demands?

How can we make infrastructure more productive?

Suggestions

Provision of Infrastructure facilities

Play area for children

Public library

Garden(recreational area)

Women employment centre Gymnasium

Standardization of Mandatory norms & legend for the same

Existing Infrastructure Plan of Surai

N

LEGEND

Ideal Infrastructure Plan for Surai

N

LEGEND

Concept of Resource envelope

• After house hold survey with the help of BNV’s

• and PRA through a process of Micro planning

• The team will meet to prepare Village development plan(Perspective or Vision Plan and Annual Action plan)

• The funds required for development will be met from concerned scheme and department with a process of convergence

• The awareness and hand holding with rural HHs will be handed over to BNVs

• Example in next slide

Concept of Resource envelope

1 Natural Resource Management Activities

Watershed Development Programs (WDPs), NREGA, BRGF, National Afforestation Program

2 Income Generating Activities

Watershed Development Programs/Nabard/NRLM etc.

3 Production system:•Provision of certified seeds•Integrated farming system models based on crop production, livestock, horticulture, fisheries, forestry etc.•Crop diversification•INM & Organic Farming•Crop Demonstration

NFSM. ISOPOM,MMA, RKVY

RKVY

MMA, RKVY, NFSM

MMA, RKVY, NFSM

Concept of Convergence Matrix

4 Rain Water Harvesting & Ground Water Recharge:•Farm ponds/on farm reservoirs & Low cost lifting devices like pedal pumps•Village/Community reservoir•Roof Top Harvesting•Ground Water Recharge•Improvements in water use efficiency•Conjunctive use of surface and sub surface water

NREGA, BRGF

Artificial Ground Water Recharge Scheme of MoWR

NHM, Schemes of MoWR

Schemes of MoWR

5 Farm Mechanism MMA, Scheme on Post Harvest Technology and Management of DAC.

Concept of Convergence Matrix

6 Livestock & Fisheries Programmes of MoAH, D & F

7 New Interventions Watershed Development Programmes, MMA, RKVY

8 Capacity Building and Training

RKVY/brgf/rgsy

Concept of Convergence Matrix

• Thanks