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Sarjamda, Parsudih,East Singhbhum Proj Off: Begnadih(Potka);Jhinkpani(Chaibasa) Sarjamda, Parsudih,East Singhbhum Proj Off: Begnadih(Potka);Jhinkpani(Chaibasa) www.shareorg.in 1 2 • Currently, we operate in more than 76 villages in 3 blocks, Potka,Jhinkpani-Tonto & Seraikela, under 1. East Singhbhum, West Singhbhum, & Seraikela - Kharsawan districts of the Kolhan division respectively, in Jharkhand. 2.2 • Working for the ST, PTGs, SCs & other disadvantaged communities. • Till today more than 300 SHGs have been formed in all the operational districts 3. of Kolhan division. • More than 5,000 women members have been associated with the Self Help 4.. Groups. • Members of these SHGs have been conglomerated meaningfully to run livelihood promotion activities like, fishery, Duck keeping, pig and poultry farming 5. at village level . 3 LIVELIHOOD PROMOTION / Income Generation INTEGRATED Natural TRIBAL Resource DEVELOPMENT Management Socio- SHARE Economic INSTITUTION Empowerment BUILDING of Leprosy Affected Community WOMEN/YOUTH & CHILD Empowerment DEVELOPMENT 4 Special Central Assistance to Tribal Sub Plan The livelihoods of the rural poor are directly dependent on environmental resources — land, water, forests-- as water stress increases, groundwater levels recede, soil fertility declines and forest habitats disappear. Thus WATER remains the most essential & crucial part in developing tattered village economy. SHARE is currently implementing SCA to TSP scheme in 23 tribal dominated villages under Potka block in East Singhbhum district. Under this scheme, 71 New ponds,6 Drying platform, 6 Toilets and 6 Birsa Udyamita Kendras have been constructed. Construction of some of the new ponds is still undergoing in ST villages. The target ST beneficiaries have started earning from the water bodies by doing fishery and vegetable cultivation activities5 to ensure income, livelihood and their own empowerment. POND SIZE: 100% 150x150 40x40 90% 4% 1% 80% 70% 60% 100x100 32% 50% 40% 50x50 208 7 101 40% 30% 545 74 70 20% 1015 10 70x70 60x60 10% 80x80 10% 6% 7% 0% 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 No. of H/H Irrigated area(acre) New Pond: 71 Irrigated area(: 619.4 acre Household: 1015 6 Promotion of Food Security,Migration control Through Land & Water development work Credit & Market Linkage Promotion of Khaki campbel duck, 113 SHG groups linked to bank & market Poultry & Pig farming units among members of SHG of men & women 12 Village Marketing Committee formed Promotion of Vegetable & Fishery Enterprise & Nonfarm cultivation by CIG 16 vermi compost areas developed Promotion of Agro based Micro irrigation 45 Pig & 26 Poultry Farming UNITS, Computer Scheme Literacy, Haller M/C business, Promotion of Haller machine/ women Lac cultivation by 11 beneficiaries entrepreneurship,Livestock development, Sil pather business by 6 beneficiaries NTFP Motor cycle repairing business by 4 youth CB on income generation activities Natural Resource Management Vermi Compost pits Utilization of VDF for undertaking Plantation of Timer Plants Livelihood activities Successful SRI method of paddy cultivation Market linkage Program for NTFP & Resource Development access paddy selling 162 New Ponds Excavated,35 renovated Fish Nursery Management 51 irrigation channel Legume crop seeds – Groundnut,Chick 10 village approach road, 4 check dam Pea,Pegion Pea 7 medhbandi in 1.92 acre,2 SCT in 1.6 acre Seed System – Development of formal Additional Agri area developed seed village/seed bank. Provision of Seed storage bins Social Infrastructure Seed multiplication programme 306 SHGs Knowledge 5000 members 7 Enhancement/Communication – Coin Box telephone Social category of SHG members SHG data 306 350 13% 6% 300 250 8% 73% 175 200 105 150 100 26 50 0 total New Old Old ST SC OBC Others groups Active revived 8 : CRP / EXPERTISE SHG training 14 12 300 10 200 8 100 0 6 4 duck mushroom Total training Total 2 rearing Goat cottage indus cottage book keeping book myrada module myrada cluster training cluster 0 Pec Shg Veteri Healt sensitization Gender recor recor livest nary Agric NAR Fishe h d d ock exper ulture EGA ry work keep keep exper t er er er Datenreihen1 13 5 4 6 2 1 4 8 9 700 600 500 400 300 200 100 0 Forest Livest Aquac ry Land Liveli PECGende Farmi SHG SHG Maso Motor Sil ock ulture Fodde & Goat hood Lac Manar& Anim Health ng Mana Book n cycle pather ICRIS Devel Devel r Water rearin promo cultiv gemenEquity ator Aware Syste gemen Writer trainin repairi busine AT opme opme Develmanag g tion ation t issues ness m t s g ng ss nt nt opmeement trng nt No of training 2 8 1 2 3 2 4 1 1 4 21 3 1 12 1 1 1 3 Male 12 250 18 21 9 24 62 2 31 42 24 53 30 245 7 4 5 25 Female 5 255 16 34 2 6 3 1 26 254 156 32 0 638 0 010 1 14 •PEC members Gram Sabha was formalized and regularized.Members started implementing other govt.programmes also. •Women started the practice of saving, attending meetings, going to the banks and block offices. Women started IGA by utilizing their own savings for improvement of their livelihood & fulfill their basic needs. it helped a lot in programme implementation in light of programme objective/ Component •Women started participating in Gram sabha and other forums and meetings like SHG,CIG, PEC and other institutions. Women started going to banks, block offices and avail the benefits of the programmes. • Farmers adopted new technology/ agriculture practices, forestry activities, lac cultivation, breeds of livestock for additional income, adoption of fishery as IGA. Diversification in agriculture practices and initiation of multi-cropping • Community started implementing the activities related to land & water management Increase in water table as well as diversification in agriculture practices • All the books of accounts and other records are maintained by members other than the books related to the programme. •SHG members,PEC members other CBOs,CLSPs CBOs are now having lager forum to address their day to day emerging issues. 11 •Animal Health check up cum Vaccination camps, Breed improvement •ICRISAT, increase in nutrition through pulse addition in foods Distribution of VDF loan 4% 3% 4% VDF STATUS WITH 4% GSPEC 7% 4000000 3500000 78% 3000000 2500000 2000000 business (Tent house, leafplate making, 1500000 etc.) treatment 1000000 Agriculture 500000 0 Rituals TOTA LOAN L VDF INTER REFU AMOU AMOU EST ND Household work NT NT Livelihoods (piggery,poultry,fishery etc) Datenreihen3 Datenreihen2 44% 9% 47% Datenreihen1 3458900 1521916 135803 718580 12 Land & Water development Special Central Assistance Under JTDP to Tribal Sub-Plan • Estimated Amount : 1,80,23,955.00 • Estimated Amount: • Sanctioned Amount : 1,52,12,000.00 1,38,06,235 .00 • Release to PEC( till • 25% Contr. on Labour Cost : Nov,2014) 42,21,815 .00 80,12,000.00 • Release to PEC : 1,19,79,205.70 • Work Days Generated : 1,80,847 .00 • Village Dev Fund : 34,23,484.00 13 • Construction of 197 Ponds with an irrigation coverage of 777.4 acre of agriculture land and • scope for integrated fish farming by the marginalized community • Construction of 51 Irrigation Canal of approx 75000 feet length with an irrigation coverage of 1745 acre of agriculture land • Construction of 2 Drinking well (1 for PTG & 1 for Landless) • Construction of 11 Life Saving Irrigation 5% Model with irrigation coverage of 46 acres • Construction of 04 Check Dam • Construction of 10 Village Approach Road 14 SHARE has promoted a large number of rural farmers to use vermi compost in their agriculture land. The impact can be seen in these farmers who did moongfali and arhar cultivation and also raised nursery by making optimum use of 29 vermi compost pit15 made by them in 17 villages. S Donor Project title/Purpose District Block Village N 1. JTDS-IFAD Jharkhand Tribal Dev East Singhbhum Potka 17 Program 2 JTDS- Special Central Assistance East Singhbhum Potka 23 to Tribal Sub Plan 2. JSSWB RGNCP East Singhbhum Potka, 3 Jamshedpur 3. UNICEF BCC East Singhbhum Potka 231 4. SASAKAWA INDIA LIVELIHOOD PROG East & West Jamshedpur 4 LEPROSY FOUNDATION, GOR LEPROSY Singhbhum , chaibasa NEW DELHI AFFECTED FAMILIES 5. Dist Water & Sanitation TSC Seraikela Chandil 2 Dept 6. Soil Conservation,Govt. of Soil Tesying West Singhbhum Potka 5 Jharkhand 7 SGSY,DRDA Chaibasa SHG development, women West Singhbhum Jhinkpani 43 empowerment 8 JEP, govt of Jharkhand Education for drop outs East Singhbhum Potka 5 9 Adhunik Group Vocational training Seraikela Kandra 1 10 SENES India Ltd,Kolkata Socio-Eco Survey Seraikela Kandra 7 11 Fishery Dept,Govt of Fish spawn distribution East Singhbhum Dumuria,Pata 70 Jharkhand mda,Bahrago ra etc 16 17 • 9 PTG families have been allotted land • 18 Birsa Awas is in progress for PTG/ST • Kudal & Gainta for 36 PTG family members were distributed for L & W works • MGNREGA : Land Leveling -06, Pond-04, Village Road-06 in PTG villages(2) • Check dam in Chatamghutu (Atejhari) through MNNREGA • Crèche Program for PTG/ST children • Improved variety of seeds (paddy, groundnut, gram, brinjal, cabbage, cauliflower, chilly etc) were distributed among PTG farmers. • FFS formed in PTG village • PTG SPECIAL INTERVENTION PROG-INCOME GEN rope making,ntfp collection,shg formation,education • Several times visit by IFAD TEAM, UNICEF and other18 agencies, like IIT,Foreign interns etc 5 Night Schools in remote villages under Potka block Apna Vidyalaya in Birsanagar for 25 children Condensed Course of Education for 25 SC/ST women in the age group of 15- 35 was conducted 19 20 21 Lac farmers’ cooperative formation to be taken up in target villages to enhance village economy by using forest as livelihood support resource. 22 23
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