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Annual Report 2017-18 ANNUAL REPORT 2017-2018 Samaj Pragati Sahayog Village Jatashankar, Tehsil Bagli, District Dewas Madhya Pradesh-455227 Table of Contents 1. THEORY OF CHANGE ......................................................................................................................... 6 1.1. Theory of Change ......................................................................................................................... 7 2. WATER MANAGEMENT ....................................................................................................................... 10 2.1. Watershed Development ............................................................................................................ 11 2.2. Participatory Irrigation Management...................................................................................... 20 2.3. Participatory Groundwater Management (PGWM) .............................................................. 26 3. SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE PROGRAMME ....................................................................................... 31 3.1. Agriculture Program ................................................................................................................. 32 3.2. Demand-side Management ........................................................................................................ 35 3.3. Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojna 2017-18 ............................................................................ 36 3.4. Stories and Case-Studies ........................................................................................................... 37 4. CROP PRODUCE AGGREGATION ......................................................................................................... 41 4.1 Ram Rahim Pragati Producer Company Limited (RRPPCL) ............................................... 42 4.2. Bhavantar Bhugtan Yojana ...................................................................................................... 44 4.3. Post-Harvest Storage ................................................................................................................. 44 4.4. Policy Advocacy ......................................................................................................................... 44 5. SELF-HELP GROUP (SHG) PROGRAMME ............................................................................................. 47 5.1. SHG Programme ........................................................................................................................ 48 5.2. Expansion .................................................................................................................................... 50 5.3. Pragati Vistar ............................................................................................................................. 50 5.4. SHG-Bank Linkage .................................................................................................................... 51 5.5. Cashless Meetings ...................................................................................................................... 51 5.6. Beyond Financial Transactions ................................................................................................. 51 5.7. Celebration of Women’s day ..................................................................................................... 53 5.8. Transformation through Livelihoods Interventions ............................................................... 53 6. LIVESTOCK MANAGEMENT PROGRAMME .......................................................................................... 56 6.1. Livestock Development and Support ....................................................................................... 57 6.2. Capacity Building ....................................................................................................................... 57 6.3. Infertility Treatment Camps ..................................................................................................... 59 6.4. Animal Feed ................................................................................................................................ 59 6.5. Breed Selection ........................................................................................................................... 60 6.6. Partnership with Indore Milk Co-Operative Society ............................................................. 60 2 6.7. Habitation ................................................................................................................................... 60 6.8. Result of the UNDP Project ....................................................................................................... 61 6.9. Vaccination Drive in Melghat ................................................................................................... 61 6.10. Impact of Livestock Interventions .......................................................................................... 62 7. HEALTH AND NUTRITION PROGRAMME ............................................................................................. 66 7.1. Health and Nutrition .................................................................................................................. 67 7.2. Mid-Day Meal Scheme (MDMS) .............................................................................................. 75 7.3. Integrated Child Development Services Scheme ..................................................................... 77 7.4. Targeted Public Distribution System & Antyodaya Anna Yojana........................................ 77 7.5. Pension scheme ........................................................................................................................... 78 7.6. Rashtriya Bal Swasthya Karyakram (RBSK) ......................................................................... 78 7.7. Malnutrition ............................................................................................................................... 79 7.8. Survey on Health Facilities in Bagli Block ............................................................................... 80 7.9. Emergency health camps in Kandya, Gurarda, Nimanpur, Pandutalab and Pipri ............ 81 8. KUMBAYA ............................................................................................................................................ 83 8.1. New People .................................................................................................................................. 84 8.4. New Orders ................................................................................................................................. 87 8.5. New Retail Partnerships ............................................................................................................ 87 8.6. New Systems ............................................................................................................................... 88 Documentation .................................................................................................................................. 88 Assembly Line Production ............................................................................................................... 89 Quality Control ................................................................................................................................. 90 8.7. New Materials ............................................................................................................................. 91 8.8. New Trainings ............................................................................................................................ 92 8.9. New Designs ................................................................................................................................ 92 8.10. New Taxes – The Goods and Service Tax .............................................................................. 95 8.11. New SHGs ................................................................................................................................. 96 8.12. Key Indicators .......................................................................................................................... 97 9. COMMUNITY MEDIA ......................................................................................................................... 100 9.1 Film Production ........................................................................................................................ 101 9.2 SPS Films Division Fellowship ................................................................................................. 105 9.3 Film Dissemination ................................................................................................................... 106 9.4 Campaigns and Out-Reach ...................................................................................................... 113 3 9.5 Film Festivals ............................................................................................................................. 115 9.6 Capacity Building ...................................................................................................................... 116 10. NETWORKS AND PARTNERSHIPS .................................................................................................... 119 10.1. National Consortium of CSOs on MGNREGA ..................................................................
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