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Scheme of Fund for Regeneration of Traditional Industries (SFURTI) Proposal Concept Submission Form IA Profile Name of the IA People Action for Rural Development Association. (PARDA) Legal Status of IA (Registered Societies Registration Acts of 1989, Manipur. as Society/Trust/etc.) Regd. N0.126lUDISR/of 92 date 7th July 1992 Date of Incorporation (also renewal 7th July 1992 if applicable) Darpan Registration ID N0.126/UD/ISR/of 92 Head Office Address/Location Hamleikhong, Hungpung P.O.IP.S. Ukhrul, Manipur - 795L42.lndia Other Office/s Location Hamleikhong, Hungpung (City/Town/Village and District) P.O.IP.S. Ukhrul, Manipur - 795L42.lndia Any office in or near the cluster YES: GOLLUT INN, Songjang Village, PO/PS, Motbung, Kangpokpi District, Manipur Total Full Time Staff Employed by 8 (Eight) IA List of staff with relevant 01. Rev-R-R. Lolly experience/qualifications for this 02- Mr. K. Inngrei project–Experience, qualifications 03. Mr. V. TuimeLolly (To be provided in a separate 04. Mrs. Anot document as Annexure-1) 05. Mrs. ApeiKengoo 06. MrsAthing 07. Mr. R. Aphung Total Program Expenditure of IA in last 3 Financial Years (Same to be reflected in Audit Report as applicable) Year 2020-21 2019-20 2018-19 (Provisional acceptable) (audited) (audited) Rs. In Lakhs 41,12,117.00 43,12,981.00 45,49,251.00 Key Projects Construction of water supply Formation of Natural Income generation activities -Piggery, /Initiatives. project. Resource Management Group Poultry, Blacksmith, Weaving, (NaRM-G) 24 in 16 villages. Horticulture, Paddy cum fish culture, Grocery etc. Major San Francisco, CA, USA, Natural Resource Ukhrul District Community Resource Donors/Source of for rehabilitation Prog. for Management Groups (NaRM-Gs) Management Society (UDCRMSy Funds HIV/AIDS infected people/ lnternational Fund for Agricultural children Development (IFAD) Collaborations Development Ukhrul District Community Development /Linkages of North East Region- Resource Management of North East Region- DONER-NEC, Government of Society (UDCRMS) DONER-NEC, Government of India India Any procurement NIL NIL NIL through tendering 1 | P a g e Implementing Agency’s Experience in the Proposed Cluster - Villages/Block/District (Mention all projects/initiatives) Name of Project/Initiative Sector Scope of Work Number of Duration Beneficiaries 1. Formation of Natural Health and The following are the main training are given Resource Management Development Sector below: Group (NaRM-G) 24 in a) Training on Bookkeeping& Accountancy to 16 villages. NaRM-Gs & SHGs b) Training on Monitoring &Evaluation to NaRM-Gs 8 5years c) Malaria to Community Health Workers d) Bee Keeping to NaRM-Gs. e) District level workshop on Bio-diversity. f) Training on Management Development programme on Marketing. 2. Formation of women self Development Sector It organises, facilitates and capacitates village help group (SHG) 165. communities to plan, implement and manage IFAD supported development projects through NaRM-Gs and credit management through women SHGs in each village; and the 8 5years responsibility of supervision and maintenance of the project after implementation is given to them. The Organisation has an admirable image with the people of Ukhrul District. 3. Income generation Agriculture and Micro credit is one of the main important activities - Piggery, Development development programme for the women Poultry, Blacksmith, SHGs as there is no financial institution in the Weaving, Horticulture, district. Income generation activities training Paddy cum fish culture, and giving paddy amount to SHGs Grocery etc. i) Weaving--- 20 women SHG members 8 5years benefited. ii) Piggery--- 20 women SHG members benefited. iii) Poultry --- 20 women SHG members benefited. 4. Two resource centers for Health Sector We are working with the Comprehensive medicinal plan had Health Services & Research Centre, planted. Hamleikhong Ukhrul, and Church leader of Ukhrul District with its own source. Hence, 8 5years the people living with HIV/AIDS of the district can access to the services as they have to spent huge amount when they travel to Imphal for treatment. 2 | P a g e Implementing Agency’s Experience in Proposed Craft or Traditional Industry (Mention all projects/initiatives) Name of Project/Initiative Location Scope of Work Number of Duration Beneficiaries 1. Construction of MANIPUR- The Organisation has conducted awareness vermicompost 124 unit at Ukhrul programmes, mobilizing participation of 62 women SHG women in village level; a monitoring committee for allied social welfare programmes has been formed, called Natural 8 5years Resource Management Groups (NaRM-Gs), through the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) and Development of Northeast Region - DONER-NEC, Government of India 2. Construction of Poly MANIPUR- Poly House/Green house will be managed by House 14 unit at 14 Ukhrul the Village SHGs federation. And production villages. will be distributed at the minimum price 8 5years amongst them. We had constructed 14polyhouse through SHG village level Federation in 14 villages. 3. Pusa zero energy cooling MANIPUR- In order to salvage the heavy loss, it is chamber 124 unit for 62 Ukhrul necessary to find out a suitable technology viz. women SHG. Pusa Zero Energy Cooling Chamber. This unit will be managed by the SHGs. For the 8 5years upliftment of economic we had constructed 124 unit of Pusa Zero Energy Cooling Chamber to 62 women SHGs. 4. Village level SHGs MANIPUR- Though there were different SHG units in the Federation & Zonal Ukhrul village there was no common federation, so Federation. oneness and a combined force was lacking. Therefore, we mobilized the need for having a common SHG Federation in village level as well as in project area. After formation of the 8 5years Federation they had selected one representative each from village level Federation for the Computer training, this training had conducted from 1st – 15th February 2006.There were 15 women SHG representative attended in this training. 3 | P a g e Implementing Agency’s Experience in the area of Enterprise Promotion (Mention all projects/initiatives) Name of Project/Initiative Sector and Scope of Work Number of Duration Location Beneficiaries 1. To educate people particularly on HIV Health Sector & Rehabilitation programme for AIDS and on Health in general to prevent San Francisco infected and affected by HIV AIDS 10 11 years transmission of HIV AIDS from parents to USA people and children within Ukhrul Children To eliminate the stigmas Overseas District Manipur India 2. To improve the livelihood of Vulnerable Development The major achievements of the project groups in a sustainable manner through Sector are conducting Participatory Rural improved management of their resource & Ukhrul District appraisal in 13 villages in Kasom Block base in a way that contributes to preserving Community and restoring the environment. We Resource coordinate project villages in capacitating Management the Institution Building and facilitation to Society STATE 10 2years the communities in planning Implementing and management the IFAD supported developmental programs. The major achievements of the project are conducting Participatory Rural appraisal in 13 villages in Kasom Block Implementing Agency’s Experience in Promotion and Handholding of Collectives /Community Based Organisations (Mention all projects/initiatives) Name of Sector and Scope of Work Number of Duration Project/Initiative Location Beneficiaries 1. HIV/AIDS Health Sector Therefore, to develop awareness regarding HIV/AIDS Awareness program Meizailung Ukhrul among the community people we took up this programme District. with the following objectives) To Provide Health care services to the Drug users who are in need of care. 8 2007-2008 b) To motivate to the Drug users and educate others Drug users for intervention of HIV/AIDS spread and to promote SHGs of the HIV/AIDS carrier to the area. 2. HORTICULTURAL Development & Sadly, the farmers do not have improved seeds and thus DEVELOPMENT Ukhrul District. PROGRAMME the Organisation raised a Nursery for supplying saplings to the fruit growers. High yielding variety sapling of Kachai Lemon- 10000 sapling, Orange -3000 sapling, 8 2007-2008 pomegranate - 2000 sapling, beach – 3000 saplings, plum – 2000sapling were distributed to the farmers at a low cost. Hence, the Organisation has taken up Horticultural Development Programme. 3. MEDICAL CAMP Health Sector and The Organisation Conducted Workshop at the village 8 2007-2008 4 | P a g e Ukhrul District. level in 5 villages. They are: a) Kachai, b) Hoomi, c) Maichon, d) Ngainga, and e) Tanrui village, with our own source. 4. TRAINING & Health and The Organisation has conducted several training and WORKSHOP Development Sector workshop for development programme to the women & Ukhrul District. SHGs and Natural resource Management Groups (NaRM- Gs). The following are the main training are given below: a) Training on Book Keeping & Accountancy to NaRM- Gs &SHGs b) Training on Monitoring & Evaluation to 8 2007-2008 NaRM-Gs c) Malaria to Community Health Workers d) Bee Keeping to NaRM-Gs.e) District level workshop on Bio-diversity. f) Training on Management Development programme on Marketing. Brief Description of Proposal Concept Name of Proposed Cluster Multi-farming Cluster Block IMPHAL District Kangpokpi State MANIPUR Sector/Core Product of the Ginger, Turmeric & Chili powder Proposed Cluster Presence of craft/cluster in their region 10 years and 2500 artisans (number of years and number
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