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Annual Report 2016-17 ANNUAL REPORT 2017 CONTENT Secretary’s Message 1 About Us 2 Our Core Team 4 Governing Board 5 Holistic Rural Development Project 7 School Sanitation 13 Mobile Health Units 23 Nutrition Support 25 ReGain 27 School Restoration 31 Ganga Yamuna River Ecosystems 33 Financial Summary 34 Annextures 36 ANNUAL REPORT 2017 Message It is with pride, passion and exuberance that I am placing SACH Annual Report for the year 2016-17. If I look back, our efforts in the past one year were laced with some breakthrough achievements along with the challenges which made the whole organization more fervent about the new goals and the impact we made. I believe writing an introduction to an annual report is the toughest job as it makes your mind crisscross the whole spheres of activities the organization is engaged in and you, consciously or unconsciously, choose to zero in on the grand successes and miss out on the little milestones whose impact has the potency to translate into new development models. So if I say that a particular school in a far flung village in Punjab witnessed a 25% increase in new enrollments “ after we constructed two new separate toilets for boys and girls, or more than 200 households were connected to regular supply of water in four villages of The year has really been remarkable. Meghalaya; or for that matter hundreds of children We achieved our goals, set new bench marks returned to renovated and better equipped schools in J&K after they were devastated by floods, the and moved ahead narratives and articulations become easy to convey. As we look forward, we are expecting to be in the These are glimpses of the real stories I always midst of new challenges to be more competent and “ intended to unfold for the readers. effective and be on the pedestal with new pioneers in sustainable development. The year has really been remarkable. We achieved our goals, set new bench marks and moved ahead. To The year has been very special to me as SACH won the highlight a few, we handed over all the schools we prestigious Social Change Awards in two categories, restored in J&K, completed the construction of more sanitation and best documentary- competing with the than 250 units in Punjab and Meghalya, successfully best. implemented the first year of Holistic Rural Development Programme (HRDP in Punjab and I offer my special gratitude to our principal donor HDFC Meghalaya and made a footprint in wellness through Bank Ltd. which has supported our major initiatives- ReGain. We did our bit in clean Ganga campaign and HRDP, School Sanitation Project, WASH and School continued our fight against hunger through meal Restoration Project. packaging programme. We reached out to more the 85,000 patients in Bakka (Bihar) and Prakasam I wish all the best to all those who have been with us (Andhra Pradesh) through Mobile Health Units. Our throughout this journey. initiative to construct nearly 1500 household toilets in Odisha in 2018 is just an extension to these efforts. All this could become possible through support from our donors, well nurtured value system within the organization, missionary zeal of our staff, K P Rajendaran communities and other stakeholders we are Secretary, working with. Society for Action in Community Health (SACH) 1 ANNUAL REPORT 2017 About Us ociety for Action in Community Projects Health (SACH) has come a long way Ssince it was founded in 1988 by a group of medical professionals. Initially • Holistic Rural Development focused on policy advocacy to improve the Programme, Meghalaya access of the urban poor to public health services in India, SACH over the years grew to become one of the pioneering • Holistic Rural Development o r g a n i z a t i o n s f o r s u s t a i n a b l e Programme, Punjab interventions in rural development, safe environment, food, nutrition, sanitation and drinking water in the country. • MHU-Banka (Bihar), Prakasam (AP) Recognizing the need to address the multifaceted dimensions of poverty and deprivation, SACH sought to expand • School Sanitation Project, beyond the health issues related to urban Meghalaya poor and engaged in activities focused on delivering high quality healthcare services to rural poor at their door steps through • School Sanitation Project, well-equipped mobile healthcare vans, Punjab educating the rural and urban poor on non-communicable diseases and in particular self-management of diabetes, • WASH Meghalaya training of nutritionists and other para- professionals on clinical and non-clinical • WASH Punjab management of diabetes through lifestyle modifications, etc. Significant addition to the core activities of SACH has been • ReGain joining the campaign on “Clean Ganga”, environmental education to rural community and students, promotion of • Meal Packaging sustainable agriculture, livestock development and handholding rural poor • Clean Ganga families to help them come out of extreme poverty conditions. Holistic development of community has been the focus in the recent years with the a d d i t i o n o f e x p e r i e n c e d a n d internationally acclaimed professionals joining the Board of SACH and providing guidance and leadership to teams at various locations. 2 3 ANNUAL REPORT 2017 Our Core Team Governing Board SL No Name of Governing Designation Occupation Board Members 1 Dr Onkar Mittal President Medical Professional and Public Health Specialist 2 Mr Surendra Panwar Vice- President Communication & Media Specialist Surendra Panwar Ritesh Kumar Sinha Yugandhar Mandavkar Director Director Director 3 Mr K.P. Rajendran Secretary & Executive Director Social Development Specialist Communication Programmes Livelihoods Promotion 4 Ms Susan Krishnan Treasurer Social Development Specialist 5 Dr Harish Vashistha Member Social Development Specialist 6 Ms Mariama Saji Member Social Worker 7 Mr Yugandhar Mandavkar Member Social Development Specialist Dileep Kumar K N Navendu Panday Venugopalan M K Pramod Jondhale Manager Finance Manager Manager Programme Manager HR & Admin HRDP Meghalaya Water Resources Jyothis Jahnvi Ganguly Anand Barua Josephine Khyriem Programme Manager Programme Manager Project Manager Project Co-ordinator Meghalaya Punjab Meghalaya Meghalaya Kapil Tirkha Shyam Sunder Chauhan Dr. Suneetha Lellapalli Dr. Lalit Mohan Sinha Community Development Specialist Project Manager Medical Consultant Medical Consultant Punjab Livelihoods - Punjab MHU Prakasam MHU Banka 4 5 ANNUAL REPORT 2017 Holistic Rural Development Programme olistic Rural Development Programme (HRDP) horticulture crops, integrated pest management which is being implemented in 18 villages in and soil nutrition. HPunjab (Ludhiana-16 and Moga-2) and 17 villages of Meghalaya (Ri-Bhoi district) aims at 2. Agriculture tool bank- The initiative helped the improving rural lives in an equitable and sustainable small and marginal farmers set up agriculture manner. The programme is being supported by tool bank in the intervention villages to deal with HDFC Bank Ltd’s CSR initiative ‘Parivartan’. The major the problems of shortage of labour and tools. focus of the initiative is to mitigate extreme poverty This has been done after the consultation with conditions which are now becoming acute in the the farmers and proper assessment of their backdrop of decreasing farm productivity, over- needs. dependence on agriculture, illiteracy, malnutrition, lack of access to water and sanitation and 3. Farmer groups- The HRDP looks at farmer vulnerability to economic shocks. The HRDP seeks to groups as agents of change and facilitators for support the village communities by improving various sustainable agricultural practices and dimensions of development including livelihoods, implementing them to meet the bench mark. It education, water supply and other infrastructures, also envisages approaches to farmer formation and strengthening of farmers, youth and participation in sustainable natural resource women and producers groups. management with focus on a process of identifying issues, setting and monitoring farm 1. Sustainable agricultural practices- For productivity, crop patterns, cropping intensity and centuries, Indian farmers practiced mixed water conservation. cropping, crop rotation, using organic manure and pest management which kept our To achieve this, mere awareness about new agriculture sustainable. But the chemical agricultural practices is not sufficient to ensure intensive model of agriculture has resulted in their implementation. There exist factors which systematic degradation of soil in the past few affect the adoption of new practices in decades. This has adversely affected national agriculture. These factors relate to the food security and caused several health hazards. characteristics of the new practice and to farmer beliefs, values and social systems. The chief HRDP seeks to bring the focus back on objective of forming farmers' groups is to build sustainable agriculture through alternative social capital as they learn together and develop farming techniques. The idea is to help farmers as a group. The initiative helps the farmers- conserve soil and water resources, protect 1. Acquire a high level of personal self- climate, enhance agro-diversity, ensure bio- confidence by individual members and a diversity, meet the demand for food and high level of interpersonal skills, including safeguard livelihoods. The initiative in the first leadership skills; year of its implementation managed to increase 2. Get to 'know' each other as individuals the awareness among the farmers to adopt (history and future aspirations), developing sustainable agricultural practices through shared values and trust; technological and other interventions. It aims at 3. Regard each other as credible sources of enhancing soil nutrition, cropping intensity, support and advice; and cropping pattern and rotation and use of organic 4. Commit to fellow members, or being fertilisers. The farmers were oriented mainly on prepared to help each other out. 6 7 ANNUAL REPORT 2017 4. Training and support of specific horticulture deficit. Under the initiative, the people are being one is paddy fields and the other is hill slopes. Paddy crops cultivation- The HRDP envisages the oriented on the new techniques in fishery with fields are very well bunded.
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