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u:~y. Integrated Action Plan (lAP) for Selected Tribal and Backward Districts Glimpses of Some Projects Taken up under lAl* Volume II March 2012 :-y\-'i‘'.',ov>.;..> I'-';''''-''-. ' '*'■■■■'■■'1' '’'■ 'i. ;V-''S-(i''‘■' ■'■■■■ >i^'- Integrated Action Plan (lAP) for Selected Tribal and Backward Districts vW* Glimpses of Some Projects Taken up under IAP Volume II March 2012 Index Foreword by Home Ministe’ Message by Deputy Clmirman, Plawung ConmiissicMi u Preface by Member Secretary, Planning CommisifflDn 9! Summary Status of Expenditure & Projects lor 60 LAP Districfe V State/District Name Page No. State/District Name Page Volume 1 Volume 11 Andhr^Pradesh Madhya Pradesh Adilabad 34 Anuppur Xhammam \ l 35 Balaghat Bihar 21 36 Dindori 3 Arwai 23 37 Mandia 4 Aurangabad 27 38 Seoni 5 Gaya 37 39 Shahdol 6 Jamui 63 40 Sidhi 7 Jehanabad 73 41 Umaria 8 Nawada 83 Maharashtra 9 Rohtas 113 42 Gadchiroli Chhattissarh 151 :4i3 Gondiya __ 1 0 Bastar 153 Odisha__ 11 Bijapur 161 44 Baiangir 12 Dantewada 169 45 Deogarh/Debagarh 13 Jashpur 205 46 Gajapati 14 Kanker 213 47 Kalahandi 15 Kawardha 227 48 Kandhamai 16 Koriya 233 49 Kendujhar 17 Narayanpur 269 50 Koraput 18 Rajnandgaon 279 51 Malkangiri 19 Surguja 287 52 Mayurbhanj Jharkhand 295 53 Nabarangapur 20 Bokaro 297 54 Nuapada 21 Chatra 309 55 Rayagada 22 Garhwa 327 56 Sambalpur 23 Gumla 335 57 Sonepur 24 Hazaribagh 345 58 Sundargarh__ 25 Kodarma 351 Uttar Pradesh 26 Latehar 361 59 Sonbhadra 27 Lohardaga 367 West Bengal 28 PaChim Singhbhum 391 60 Medtnipur West 29 Palamu 403 30 PurbI Singhbhum 407 31 Ramgarh 415 32 Saraikela 417 33 Simdega 423 Madhya Pradesh DistriCts Covered under lAP with number of works in parentliesis 1. A n u p p u r(4 6 3 ) 2. Balaghat (660) 3. Dindori (775) 4. Mandia (567) 5. Seoni (1208) 6. Shahdol (626) 7. Sidlii (1029) 8. Umaria (239) Amount Released : Rs. 360.00 Crore Expenditure Reported : Rs. 204.87 Crore (56.91<Vb) Type of Worlts : SI. Type of Work Taken up Completed No. 1. Anganwadi Centres 874 285 2. Ashram Schools 35 19 3. Community Hall 124 11 4. Drinking Water 1415 1075 Facilities/Drainage & Sanitation 5. Electric Lighting 482 72 6.Godowns 112 49 7. Health Centres/Facilities 143 90 8. Livelihood Activities 175 122 9. Minor Irrigation Works 123 73 10. School Buildings/School 223 83 Infrastructure 11. Skill Development and Training 109 68 12. Veterinary Hospitals 3 0 13. Village Roads 904 446 14. Others • 845 335 Total : 5567 2728 Integrated Action Plan (lAP) for MADHYA PRADESH Selected Tribal and Backward Districts Integrated ACtion Plan (lAP) for MADHYA PRADESH SeleCted Tribal and BaCkward DistriCts O b j e c t i v e To provide Computer Fundamental knowledge and connect youth's of lAP area villages to Income Generation Activity through Employment Generation Activities. Name of Work Computer Skill Training Course DTP and Personality Development Target 250 Trainees in financial year 2011-2012 (Youth's of lAP Area Villages) Training Period : 60 Days (240 Hours) Training Place BRC Building, Janpad Panchayat Jaithari Under the lAP program CEDMAP Anuppur had been appointed as executing agency to provide Computer Training lo youth District Anuppur (M.P.). Under this program Janpad Panchayat of concerned villages had provided the list of short listed candidate’s for training in CEDMAP, Anuppur. After that since 01-10-2011 CEDMAP had started the first batch In first financial year target was fixed to trained 250 students, in which 150 candidates have been trained till date. Due to limited seats 50 candidates are in waiting list. After the training of the 1*' batch 10 candidates had being selected as Computer Operator in Collector Rate in various Government and Private Organizations. During the training period trainee’s have given Rs. 50/- per day encouragement scholarship based on their attendance, due to which they can get Rs. 1500/- per month during training. To provide quality training to the candidates quality master trainers having qualification M.C.A.. & M.Sc. (Computer Science) have been appointed. During the training period counseling of trainees arc organized time to time. Due to which trainees arc developing their personality accept computer education. During the counseling candidates are provided knowledge and advantage about the various employment generation schemes of the government. Due to this activity youth’s of the lAP area villages are showing their keen interest in training and in starting their income through self employment schemes. Integrated Action Plan (lAP) for MADHYA PRAOESN Selected Tribal and Backward Districts Objective To provide immediate Health facility in Integrated Action Plan villages along with Block level by Ambulance Vehicle Name of Work 04 Nos. Ambulance Vehicle Target To provide Health facility at Block Level. Work Place All Block level Hospitals. Under the scheme of lAP the Ambulance Vehicle has purchased to provide health facility at block level, by which 4763 families of Pusprajgarh block, 9757 families in kotma block, 18591 families in Jaithari and in Anuppur Block 49036 families o f lAP villages and all families at block level getting Advantage of this facility, before it due to lack of ambulance facility various difficulties had been faced to carry the serious patients for their treatment to the district hospital and other district’s higher facility hospitals. In this condition many poor patients were dicing due to unavailability of vehicle like ambulance. Therefore purchase of 04 Nos. of ambulance vehicle, under the lAP scheme Rs. 28 Lakh had been sanctioned and to utilized above mentioned fund’s the district has purchased 04 Nos. of ambulence on 20-09-2011 and flind has been utilized. All the purchased ambulance provided health facilities regularly for their target and work places. 3 0 B B S ‘ Integrated Action Plan (lAP) for MADNYA PRADESH Selected Tribal and Backward Districts Lighting of houses of Baiga’s bv Solar Lantern There is no discomfort about non availability of electricity in remote, distant village of “Maikal Pahad”, because every house in the village lightend by solar lanlem and got honor of becoming first village of district Anuppur M.P. In this village about 150 Nos. of Scheduled Tribe peoples of 38 Baiga’s Families arc living. The village of Maikal pahad was depend on light of chimanee (Kerosin based) as like other villages of the block. The Proposal of providing solar lantern facility given in Gram shabha by MPRLP, considering about four month ago in this year, in which villagers became ready to use the Solar lamps. The solar lantern has been provide to the Adiwashi Baiga by MPRLP with the help TERI institute of Delhi to awareness of pollution against environment. Rs. 1.20 laks grant has giving by TERI. The cost of each solar Laltan is Rs. 500 of that Rs. 250 is provided as grant and Rs. 250 as loan of each families. The loan will be payable in three installment. A solar energy system has established for charging of “ Solar Lantern” Now “Solar Lantern” become choice preference of remote Adiwashi Baigas it is not only its lower expenses but also they escape the pollution of smoke of chimanee by which they suffer many health problems. A committee of energy development’s has made by the villagers for management of solar lantern and to recover Rs 15/- Per month recharging fees from the each family. Now Solar lantern replaced the kerosin chimanee and lantern, even villagers using to solar lantern in their family celebrations and festivals also. The children has become happy to availability of solar light for their study while women and girls arc happy to think about sufficient and available good visible light for preparing of the dinner. The quotation by and older villager Smt. vidhyabati “Now we have not work in dark and no fear to go out at night”, which reveals the happiness of baiga’s in the Maikal village of Pusprajgarh block district Anuppur. The solar energy has better option to fulfill the demand of electricity and Petroleum also. So that the special attention will have to keep on the solar Lantern which has given Maikal village in Anuppur. Integrated Action Plan (lAP) for MAOKYAPIUO^ Selected Tribal and Backward Districts 'i':' '■ ■■.- ■■'--'•A. >;'■/•'•V/' ■ •^5:■ ■ ■■ ■ .■ >■ . - ■:■: K • " k-f-pif-'•V‘-< ■''*?■ '■■■>. '•.■;■■; -N ••• ■*•; . ■ '■■■;••)-:■' - ■■■'■■•'■ ^ .. ........ lAP Success Stories: Balaghat District, Madhya Pradesh 1. Redeeming the self-esteem ReCently, both naxalism and Counter-naxalism have reCieved heightened publiC attention. State has rightly zeroed on bridging the developmental deficit as its Core strategy. However, we also need to sCale up the absorption CapaCity of targeted Communities for suCh developmental initiatives. *a ■;S'' ■' Front page of Hrst edition of Baiea newsletter "lAI lOHAR" Absorption CapaCity of soCiety Can loosely be referred as it CapaCity to withstand the Change bought by normative development. It is ,in this sense, a sort of soft infrastruCture Consisting of self belief and self-worth that keeps soCiety moored in faCe of Coming Changes. If a soCiety laCks suCh CapaCity, Integrated Action Plan (lAP) for MABNYAfRAI^! Selected Tribal and Backward Districts the developmental initiatives Can have nr^any unintended ConsequenCes like outsiders Cornering the major share, aCCrued inCome fuelling the habit of alCoholism, or rise in inequitable soCial praCtiCes particularly against females. Thus, we, in Balaghat, have taken speCial preCaution to develop suCh soft infrastruCture in targeted Communities to ensure that aCCretion of physiCal infrastruCture is a net value addition aCtivity to targeted Community. In Course of our Consultations, we disCovered that self esteem is a CritiCal determinant of ability to withstand Change. Here, tribal Communities, particularly primitive tribes, fares very badly. More often than not they have been pitied at best and CondesCended at worst.

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