ANNUAL REPORT 2018-19

Development Agency for Poor & Tribal Awakening, DAPTA , Kalahandi.

DAPTA (Development Agency for Poor & Tribal Awakening) Near Old Cinema hall Po: Bhawanipatna Dist: Kalahandi. Phone-06670-234147 [email protected] Or [email protected]

0 | P a g e Foreward

I am very glad to present the Annual report of 2018-2019 in which year the organization has completed its 28th eventful journey, DAPTA is a development support organization has diversified its role in sustainable development of down trodden people, marginal community with a special focus to the development of women , children and tribal people of Kalahandi and other tribal areas of . Since its inception DAPTA is working on five numbers of issues like women empowerment, Agriculture and livelihood, Health care, Education & child right and Humanitarian supports. Witnessing ground reality, we are working with some other network partners. DAPTA usually work for the people with community participation, community involvement and community led evaluation process to lead a sustainable change. This Year DAPTA has covered a large number of women and children mostly in its all project.This year we have added Childline Project , Project on Millet Promotion and Project on Solar power.

On behalf of DAPTA, I express my deep gratitude to all our donors like The Hunger Project ,Central Social Welfare Board, State Social Welfare Board, AWO International , Madhyam Foundation , NRLM,NABARD, TATA TRUSTS, OSACS,BNI, WCD Dept. , Smile Foundation , Millet Mission, Agriculture Department, Wassan India Barefoot College and other donor partners. Moreover, we are grateful to different Govt. Depts.like DCPO unit, CWC unit, DSWO unit , DLSA, NHM unit , Labour Dept. Police Dept NGO partners Lok Adhikar Samukhya, individuals, journalists, friends and associates those have supported DAPTA to achieve its objective and to touch the mile stone which is yet to achieve, yet to run more and more.

Raju Sharma Secretary, DAPTA

1 | P a g e Contents

1. Vision, Mission and Geographical Area. 2. Thematic area of Intervention  Project SASHAKTI(Women Empowerment)  Project SHAMALA(Livelihood, Food Security,NRM & Climate change)  Project SWASTHYA(Health Care)  Project SURAKSHYA(Education & Child Protection) 3. Training Facilities and Trainers associated with DAPTA 4. Executive Body Details. 5. Declaration. 6. Audited Statement – Given Separate.

Vision:

2 | P a g e DAPTA’s vision is to eradicate poverty from the earth and to provide equal opportunities to all people.

Mission: Its mission is to work with the common people for their development and to provide adequate support service whenever they require.

GEOGRAPHICAL AREA COVERED  : Block- 7 G.P- 97  Nowrangpur District: Block -1 G.P – 1  Deogarh District: Block – 1

DONOR WISE ACTIVITY IN 2018-19

3 | P a g e 4 | P a g e Sl DONOR ACTIVITY AREA OF PROGRAMME n o 1 The Hunger Strengtheni 97 Panchayat of 6 nos of Project ,New ng women block Delhi leadership Bhawanipatna,Junagarh,Lanji in Local garh,Th Rampur, governanc and block of e Kalahandi district. 2 Central Family Kalahandi District Social Counseling Welfare Centre Board, Govt. of India 3 Madhyam Strengtheni Bhawanipatna Block of Foundation & ng of Kalahandi Dist. AWO women International farmers vegetables growers cooperativ e 4 Madhyam Mahila Bhawanipatna Block of Foundation & Kisan Kalahandi Dist NRLM, Govt. Sasktikaran of India Pariyojana 5 NABARD MEDP Bhawanipatna Block of Training for Kalahandi Dist women farmers and women farmer company. 6 Odisha State HIV/AIDS , Bhawanipatna, Aids Control prevention and Junagarh Block Society, , control of Kalahandi Dist. Govt. of and care Odisha. programme with 300 transgende r 7 Basic Need Community Bhawanipatna & Block India Mental of Kalahandi Dist Health Care( Worki ng with 389 mental ill people) 8 Barefoot Solar Bhawanipatna Block and college(SWR power,Clim Lanjigarh block C) ate Change & Livelihood Activities 9 Dept. of Intensive Bhawanipatna Block. Agriculture, Millets 5 | P a g e Govt. of Promotion Odisha Activities 10 THP New Violence 6 nos of Block in Kalahandi Delhi against District. PROJECT SASHAKTI (WOMEN EMPOWERMENT)

Since the inception of DAPTA, women empowerment has remain as a core component of intervention. DAPTA has been working relentlessly towards the socio political and the socio economic empowerment women. With regards to Women Empowerment, DAPTA is working with elected women representative of 97 Gram Panchayats in 6 block of Kalahandi District. DAPTA is trying to ensure enhanced transparency and accountability at panchayat level by augmenting the knowledge , skill , capacity and efficacy of the elected women PRIs through several capacity building programme. The enhanced capacity and efficiency of the women PRI members in turn significantly contributes towards the realization of several social security benefits to the people and more specifically to the women and effective implementation of plans and programmes at gram panchayat level. The women PRIs are playing a crucial role in reducing violence against women at household level and community level as well. This year DAPTA has undertaken several activities as follows in order to achieve the desired objective with enhanced capacitation of EWRs .

Project Title – Enhancing Capacity Building of EWR And Strengthening Women's Leadership in Local Governance Area of Operation- 6 nos. Block of Kalahandi.

ACTIVITIES CARRIED OUT

SL NAME OF NO OF OUTPUT NO ACTIVITIES UNITS 1 Need Based 12 Two days Need Based Workshop on livelihood Workshop on and role of Gram Panchayat were organized in livelihood and 06 blocks i.e junagarh, Bhawanipatna, Gram Karlamunda, koksara, lanjigarh and Thuamul Panchayat Rampur. 360 Women PRI members from 97 GP participated. Officials of horticulture, veterinary department, Odisha livelihood Mission and faculty of SBI-Rural Self Employment Training Centre attended as resource person. 2 Federation 12 We organized Federation Building workshop in Building six block of Kalahandi district .The objective of Workshop behind the workshop was to decide how to form the federation and why ,objective of formation , role and responsibility of the members , its constitution and organogram amnd financial management .

3 Federation 12 We organized 12 no’s of federation meeting at Meeting at block level in block. Women PRI members of Block level the concerned block participated . The name of the federation was coined as ALIBHA in the meeting. In this meeting women PRI members shared their experience and planned to solve 6 | P a g e the problems identified at cluster level federation meetings. 4 Federation 63 There are 663 no’s of women PRI members in Meeting at the ALIBHA federation. They divided themselves cluster level in to 21 no’s of cluster and we organized quarterly meeting at different GP office. In that 63 no’s of meeting they shared their experience and made planning to solve their identified problems of the community. 5 Meeting with 01 Meeting with Media person organised at district Media person at level where 52 no’s of ALIBHA leaders district level participated in which they interacted with media persons to highlight their issues. Media person also promised to cooperate and to cover problems of their village to bring to the notice of the appropriate authority. 6 Interface 03 We organized 03 no’s of meeting at Lanji GP of meeting with Lanjigarh block in which women and male PRI Elected male members of Bandhapari, Kumkhal, kankutru, Representative Bedagaon and Lanji GP of participated. Women s. PRI and male PRI members were participated in this meeting. They decided to work together for the welfare of GP minimizing the gender disparity . After the meeting the palli sabha and gram sabha is witnessing more women participation. PRI members visit schools regularly, installation of street light, trying to stop dropout of girl’s student and ensure pension to single women. 7 Awareness 07 days Covered 30 nos of villages and conducted mass awareness Campaign on meetings in 10 villages . In these meetings total 25 no’s of Food Security federation leaders, 713 no’s of other women, 56 no’s of men ,35 no’s of Girls, 24 no’s of boys and 2 no’s of EMR (Total 855 no’s of participants) were attended .Before the meeting as per schedule federation leaders were inform to the villagers about venue, date and time of the meeting. During the meeting our volunteers announced about the meeting by mike. In one meeting 2 to 4 no’s of federation leaders attended and discussed the following topics:  About different Government scheme under food security, cause and eradication malnutrition and kitchen garden food.  Features and importance of Food security act-2013.  Role of Gram Panchayat to create scope for the people to avail food security scheme.  Importance and use of sustainable food practices.  Brief discussion on PDS, Janani surakshya yojna, National family benefits scheme. Integrated child development scheme, mamata scheme and mid day meal schemes.

7 | P a g e  New food menu of AWC as per new guideline of WCD of Od isha government.  Food habits of pregnant and nursing mothers as well as eating first & rest.

8 Gender & 12 GPRCs opened in 12 GP office of Bhawanipatna, Panchayat junagarh, Karlamunda,Koksara, Lanjiagarh and Resource blocks of kalahandi district; Centre (GPRC) our block coordinator and EWR manage the GPRC. It opens once in a week. People of our project areas visit GPRC to collect various information of government scheme. We priorities and encourage women to come to the centre, read / listen various IEC materials, collect forms as per their requirement with a nominal cost of Xerox. We also cooperate needy people about petition writing, filled up form and tell them address and provide phone no of concern government office. 9 Awareness 07 days Village meeting-The VAW campaign had a goal of raising Campaign consciousness among men and promoting changes in Violence attitudes in order for men to accept responsibility for Against women avoiding violence. Strategies to increase the campaign's effectiveness, the EWRs had taken responsibility by giving short speeches on the causes and prevention of VAW issues in the village meetings as well as to raise awareness and to protect human rights from gender based violence. During the campaign many men, women, school & college students and youth had shared about the cases of violence against women including female feticide, early marriage, dowry torture, trafficking, funeral right to daughter, no 2nd marriage for son and other violence activity towards women and girls Students meeting on VAW- There were 06 no’s of students meetings organized in Dhadhibaman High school. Dadpur of Bhawanipatna block, Kaniguma UG High School of Thuamul Rampur block, Chamelidevi women’s college of Junagarh block, High school of Koksara block, + 2 college Karlamunda and Lanjigarh Road +2 college of Lanjigarh block. In the meetings both boys & Girls students participated and we discussed with them on women violence, side effect of child marriage and gender discrimination in our society, girl’s education, self defense, prepare VAW map, use of spray, setting of speed dial in mobile, stop misuse of smart phone, safety mobile app of government. Signature campaign-There was a signature campaign in a flex banner where EWR, College students and villagers put their signature and declared to oppose the women violence, child marriage and zero tolerance on VAW. In the campaign there were around 850 signature collected and created awareness to prevent the domestic violence. Mobile Van 8 | P a g e Campaign: - The Decorated van moving slowly in the road and our volunteer distributed leaflets and pasted poster in wall. EWR and our staff move door to door and distribute leaf let and discussed with the families regarding VAW . Volunteers were propagating the key messages with slogan on VAW through mike like “AJI AMAR EI SAPATHA MAHILA HINSARA KARIBU ANNTA” and “MAHILA SURAKHYA AINA HELA MAHILA MANANKA MANA RAHILA” & HAHILA HINSA BAND KARA, JHIA TIE RATNA TIE, BALYA BIBAHA BANDH KARA and others.

OUTCOME

 Enhanced quality of leadership among 360 Women PRI members with increased efficiency.  Increased knowledge and skill of 360 women PRI members with regards to financial management of GP fund including allocation and utilization  Increase efficiency fund monitoring and supervision.  Increased downward accountability.  Increased knowledge & understanding on gender equity and social justice.  Increased sensitization over violence against women.  Increased participation on women PRIs in local governance.  Increased efficiency of women PRIs to address local and focal social issues.

 Increased focus to generate more revenues for GP fund.

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9 | P a g e FAMILY COUNSELING CENTRE Area of Operation - Kalahandi District.

Witnessing the upraising cases of Domestic Violence and other social issues & exploitation of women in Kalahandi, DAPTA is running a Family Counseling center with the support of Central Social Welfare Board, Govt.of India and State Social Welfare Board , Odisha to provide appropriate counseling and legal aid support to women and more particularly to women in distress. This project started in the year 2005/06 and continuing. This year the achievement of the centre is as follows. Total cases registered-79 Case closed during the period-10 No of cases referred for legal assistance-8 Type of cases: Dowry demands-14 Interference of parents and in laws leading conjugal disturbance- 02 Extra – marital affairs-17 Alcohol/ drug addiction-21 Poverty leading disturbance- 01 Any other (Specify)-11 Depression-1 Family property dispute-0 Mutual settlement-10

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PROJECT SHYAMALA (LIVELIHOOD ENHANCEMENT AND FOOD SECURITY)

The main source of livelihood of the people in Kalahandi is agriculture. DAPTA is working in Bhawanipatna block of Kalahandi district to enhance the livelihood security of its targeted population. Most of the families where DAPTA works are small farmers, Marginal farmers and share croppers. From the inception of DAPTA, the organization is working with small and marginal farmers to enhance their farm income to enhance their economic status. Since Women plays equal role like men in agriculture, DAPTA has organized women farmers through SHGs & Cooperatives and offering hand holding support by building their capacity and providing forward and backward linkages. The women farmers are doing commercial vegetable cultivation through an organic mode. They are producing vegetables round the year. The vegetables produced by the women farmers have high demand locally and in Bhawanipatna town too. To upscale the knowledge and skill of farmers DAPTA organized periodical training programme for the farmers besides on site field level orientation. The cooperatives to their credit have setup 2 nos. of weekly farmers market for easy and early selling of their produces. Apart from the training DAPTA has also organized exposure visit & district level inter face of the stakeholders to minimize the constrains and to maximize the opportunities. During the year 2018-2019 the following activities/ programmes were carried out to enhance the livelihood security of the targeted farmers and community.

PROJECT TITLE- “Empowering women of vegetable growers co- operative. Area of Operation: - Bhawanipatna Dist. Kalahandi.

Training Sl. Name of N Place & No’s Output No. activities o Date of Parti cipan ts 1 No of 4 Village 125  125 women Sensitization farmers training to sensitized on cooperative gender based 11 | P a g e members on discrimination gender based  Increased discrimination knowledge on and social social issues issues and its redressal  Augmented knowledge and skill to identify cases at early stage 2 No of 8 Cluster 80  2 cluster level Orientation to vigilance vigilance committee committee fomed to members minimize the gender based violence and disparity 3 No of District 1 Dist.Level 1  10 cooperative level training leaders on collective increased their Marketing for knowledge and co-operative understanding leaders on marketing and fair trade marketing arrangement 4 No of District 1 Dist. 1  Cooperative level training Level leaders trained on on management management and leadership of Co- operatives for co-operative leaders

5 District level 2 Dist. 18  Increased interface of co- Level fellowship and operative sharing leaders with  Identified the line constraints and departments sourced the opportunities for convergence Other achievement and benefit realisation 1. Total number of women farmer-1550 2. Area covered under organic Vegetable cultivation (In acre) -750 ac. 3. No of vegetable growers handhold by CRP-625. 12 | P a g e 4. No of vegetable growers adopted organic method of cultivation by following crop plan -1210 5. No of Land Less Farmers Sold Organic Manure and Pesticides-65 6. No. of dug well installed-5 7. Amount leveraged in convergence (In Rs)- 800000/- 8. No of household got goatry shed -5 9. Amount leveraged in convergence (In Rs)- 225000/- 10. No of co-operative member got Kalia Yojana -210 11. Amount leveraged in convergence (in Rs)- 1050000/- 12. Public Distribution System cards- 2 13. Janaanni Surakhya Yojana- 32 14. Rastriya Swasthya Bima Yojana - 309 15. No of Gender Based Discrimination Issues Identified- 26 16. No of issues addressed by Cooperative Members- 26 17. No of Domestic Issues Identified- 28 18. No of Social Issues ( Dowry, alcholsim, child labour, trafficking, superstition and torture by Male etc.) Identified- 50

13 | P a g e PROJECT TITLE- “ Mahila Kisan Sashatikarana Pariyojana”(MKSP) Area of Operation: - Bhawanipatna. Dist- Kalahandi.

Capacity Building (Training):

S Name of activities No Place & No’s of Participants l. Date N o . 1 TOT on Plant 2 Field level 55 protection and Intercultural operation on SRI

4 TOT on technological 2 Field level 53 aspects of SRI

Community Investment Support

3 No of Support of 83 Mahilakisan 27no of Producer Group weeder to Mahila kishan (3 per each Producer Group )

4 No of Grant Support 133 Mahilakisan 133 for" O" energy House hold level Cool chamber to Vegetable growers @ Rs 1800 each

5 No of Support of 23 Mahilakisan 14 | P a g e improved sickle to 2 farmer

Other achievements 1. Co-operative registration-Maa Manikeswari Pariba Utpadanakari Samabaya Samiti Ltd. Tikirapada Regd. No.474/BPT/CS date.31.12.18 2. No of Vegetable growers undertaken Soil Testing-95. 3. No of vegetable growers done seed treatment in organic way-60. 4. No of vegetable growers adopted organic method of cultivation by following crop plan -60 5. No of growers got hand holding support from CRPs -350 6. Area covered under critical irrigation (in acre) – 30

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Project Title - FARMER PRODUCER ORGANIZATION Supported By - NABARD, HO .

15 | P a g e Objective -The main objective of the Farmers Producers Organisation is to ensure better income for the producers through an organization of their own .Small producers do not have volume individually to get the benifities if the economies of the scale. Besides in agricultural marketing ,there is a long chain of intermediaries who very often work transparently leading to the situation where the producers receives only a small part of the value that the ultimate consumer pays . Through aggregation ,the primary producers canavail the benefities of the economies in scale .They will also have better bargaining power .

DAPTA has formed 2 nos of Farmer Producers Organisation and in the process of building their capacity in order to ensure better livelihood for the FPO members.

Farmer Producers Organisation/Company –A Quick Look

1. MATIPUTRA WOMEN FARMER’S PRODUCER COMPANY LIMITED 2.- DUKURI WOMEN FARMER’S PRODUCER COMPANY LIMITED.

DETAIL OF MATIPUTRA 1 NAME OF THE FPC MATIPUTRA WOMEN FARMER’S PRODUCER COMPANY LIMITED. 2 VILLAGES (NOS) 05

3 BLOCK BHAWANIPATNA.

4 DISTRICT KALAHANDI.

5 NAME OF THE POPI Development Agency for Poor & Tribal Awakening (DAPTA), Kalahandi, Odisha.

6 REGISTRATION NO WITH DATE U01114OR2018PTC029581. Date.27.09.2018. 7 LOCATION OF OFFICE At/Po:- Mandar Bagicha Para, Bhawanipatna Dist:- Kalahandi. Orissa, India. 766001. 8 Bank account No with Bank Account No.- 918020105262688, AXIS Bank. Date of opening 01.11.2018. Type of account Current Account. Total Balance (Rs) 105957/-

16 | P a g e DETAIL OF DUKURI.

1. NAME OF THE FPC DUKURI WOMEN FARMER’S PRODUCER COMPANY LIMITED. 2. VILLAGES (NOS) 03

3. BLOCK BHAWANIPATNA

4. DISTRICT KALAHANDI

5. NAME OF THE POPI Development Agency for Poor & Tribal Awakening (DAPTA), Kalahandi, Odisha.

6. REGISTRATION NO WITH DATE U01100OR2018PTC029638. Date. . 05th, October, 2018. 7. LOCATION OF OFFICE At/Po:- Shaktinagar Pada, Bhawanipatna Dist:-Kalahandi. 8. Bank account No with Bank A/c. No- 918020104807653 AXIS, Date of opening Bank. Type of account 26.11.2018. Total Balance (Rs) Current Rs. 19600/-

Project Title- Promotion of Clean and Renewable Energy Area of operation - 3 remote tribal villages of Lanjigarh Block

DAPTA is working in Lanjigarh block of Kalahandi District which is a very remote and inaccessible area. There are many villages where reach of electricity is an big problem. Electricity has a big role in education and livelihood also. Witnessing peoples problem and their interest to have solar light in their house, DAPTA has played a big role in providing solar light in 100 household of three remote village of Lanjigarh block with the support of Bare Foot College (SWRC) Rajasthan. In this process we have formed and strengthen three numbers of Village Solar Committee Where people are depositing monthly solar bill which will be utilised for Maintenance of the installed hardware. Also DAPTA has planned to provide home light in other villages and sale of solar products on enterprise mode through trained Solar Mama and Sahelis.

Project Title: Special Programme For Promotion of Millets in tribal Areas Area of Operation : Bhawanipatna Block

OBJECTIVE-To promote intensive millet cultivation in tribal areas , improve productivity setting up of decentralized processing units for

17 | P a g e better marketing and better price realization & also to promte more consumption at community level including use of millet based nutritional feedings in ICDS. MDM and PDS

The programme started from January 2018 .Initially the major focus was to built an enabling environment in order to implement the roll out plan . A CBO( Community based organizations) named Maa Manikeswari Pariba Utpadanakari Samabaya Samiti ltd,Dumal with 375 members .During this period we have covered 397 farmers from the targeted villages and 205.8 ha of land cultivated only millet (suan and ragi) .

Activities Carried Out  Community meetings to sensitize , motivate farmers to join the initiative and to adopt improved agricultural practices .  Mobile Application training to CRPs and Progressive farmers  Field day observation  Identification of potential farmers ,  Planning with the farmers group and krushak sathi  Procurement of agricultural impliments (cycle weeder , water cane , sprayer ,pump set,) for GP level community hiring center

OUT PUT PRODUCED  Formed and strengthened the community based organisation (Maa Manikeswari Pariba Utpadanakari Samabaya Samiti ltd,Dumal)  Produced 416 quintal of suan (little millet) in 173.4 ha of land  Facilitated marketing of ragi through at the MANDI about 100 quintals

SUAN(Little Millet) Cultivation Photos

18 | P a g e RAGI (Finger Millet ) Cultivation Photo

MOBILE APPLICATION TRAINING

Two days training programme organized for20 CRPs and progressive farmers in 2 batches .They were trained on how to collect on line from farmers using their mobile phones

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Field Day Observation: 4 nos of Field Day observed in village Palsapadar ,Karandihaper,Labanyadar and Upar belgaon . 40 nos of Farmers Participated in each programme .Basically this is an activity on the day of crop cutting the nearby farmers are invited to a common place where discussion takes place regarding crop cutting and safe harvesting ..

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PROJECT SWASTHYA (HEALTH FOR ALL)

20 | P a g e The community health initiative remains one of the DAPTA’s flagship services in order to make people to lead a healthy life with dignity. Community participation and ownership are the key which leads the process. Reduction of Malaria prevalence, IMR and MMR burden, Community Mental Health care and HIV/AIDS prevention and care remained the focus during this year.

Project Title- Comprehensive community health development programme Area of Operation:- Lanjigarh block

DAPTA believes that to make the community health resilient- there is a need to augment the knowledge and skill of the community at the house hold level to prevent the major diseases which are contributing to high incidence of infant mortality , child mortality and maternal mortality particularly in the remote and tribal villages .DAPTA is continuously engaged with the village swasthya saathi and building their capacity in order to play a catalyst role in early identification of cases and facilitating the for proper investigation , diagnosis and treatment . There are 80 nos of swasthya saathis and all are women . They are working with DAPTA to reduce the burden of mortality and morbidity by building the local capacity , attitude and behavior change . . Activities carried out  Community meetings and health education  Growth monitoring of under 5 children  Strengthening of IMMUNISATION and VHND  Active referral  Strengthening of ANC &PNC Care  Promotion of institutional delivery  Promotion of mosquito net use drive  Service Providers Coordination Meeting

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21 | P a g e Project - COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CARE Area of Operation:- Bhawanipatna Block

In this project we are working with 480 nos of mental ill people in 2 blocks of Kalahandi district. This project is based on community mental health care in which we are involving family members and community people starting from detection of patients , active referral to District mental health unit. DAPTA also facilities the social security benefits schemes like obtaining disability certificate for the people with mental illness. And also the rehabilitation , social mainstreaming and treatment . This project is a very noble project in which 53 nos. of patients have come back to stable conditions DAPTA has also given livelihood support to the recovered patients this year as an income generation activity. This apart community level sensitization meetings carried out in several villages to create an enabling environment for the people living with mental illness and to minimize isolation & discrimination . Objective :-

 To ensure regular treatment of the identified PWMIs including identification of new cases through active home visit, follow up action and psychosocial education to the family members.  To involve ASHA, ICDS workers, Health workers and PRI members for active referral, follow up and realization of entitlements .  To provide livelihood support for the PWMIs and family members for income generation.  To strengthen family support group in order to ensure support and care for the PWMIs.  To initiate dialogue and negotiation with govt. personnel to ensure realization of benefits and entitlements for the PWMIs.

Activities Undertaken

 Community meetings, 22 | P a g e  Early identification of cases  Active referral  Facilitating diagnosis and treatment  Meeting with the care takers

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TARGETED INTERVENTION- HIV/AIDS PREVENTION & CARE Area of Operation:- 4 nos. block of Kalahandi

GOAL: The goal of NACP-IV is to Halt and reverse the epidemic in India over the next five year.

OBJECTIVE:  Prevent Infection through Saturation of Coverage of High risk group with targeted Intervention Scaled up Intervention in the general population.  Provide greater care, Support & Treatment to larger number of PLHA.

23 | P a g e  Strengthen the Infrastructure, systems & human resources in prevention, care &support programmers at district, state and National levels.  Halt & reverse HIV&AIDS with Transgender.

HALT & REVERSE HIV/AIDS WITH TRANSGENDER:-

DAPTA TI Project is being implemented from the year 2009. We work for the MSM/TG Community. We work in the four blocks of the district namely Bhawanipatna, Lanjigarh, Jaipatna & Junagarh. We have got a total number of 341 key population. Out of which 273 is TG & 70 are MSM. We mainly focus to provide clinical services such as HIV testing, VDRL testing, RMC check up and TB testing. Besides that we also give priority to link the key population in various Social Security Schemes. We also focus on organizing cultural and community events as and when required.

TARGETED INTERVENTION PROJECT FOR MSM/TG ( HIV/AIDS)

MAJOR ACTIVITIES

 HOTSPOT LEVEL MEETING:

As we know that the T.I project focus the Targeted TG/MSM peoples, they should have TG behavior and comes under the High Risk Group. Among this people we used to conduct a meeting at each Hotspot in every month. This meeting is known as Hotspot level meeting. Here we mainly emphasized to motivate them for blood testing, Condom promotion for safe sex, and HIV/AIDS awareness activities. During this financial year we did 60nos. of hotspot level meeting with the help of Peer Educator and hotspot committee member, where near about 900 HRGs participated cumulatively.

 DIC LEVEL MEETING:

24 | P a g e DIC (Drop in centre) is a best place for HRGs to get Psychosocial Support, STI Counseling, STI Treatment, and Behavior Change Communication (BCC). This is the only place to where HRGs could refer to Several Govt. Facility like ICTC Testing, STI Clinic, and ART Centre, DOT Centre etc. for the Proper Management of DIC and also for the HRGs. We conduct two DIC level meeting in each month. In this financial year we did 24nos. of DIC level meeting, by the help of Peer Educator and Out Reach worker where near about 300 HRGs participated cumulatively.

 ADVOCACY CUM STAKE HOLDER LEVEL MEETING:

This year we conducted an Advocacy Meeting with the DSSO & DLASA Bhawanipatna . Objective of this meeting was how to Msm,Tg, Hinjra people are get their rights. We focused to have proper coordination and mutual understanding with the staff for smoothly conducting . In this meeting 22 members were present.

 31st WORLD AIDS DAY: We celebrated World AIDS Day (1st Dec.2018) for preventing the deadly disease of HIV/AIDS from our state.

This day was organized by DAPTA in collaboration with Zilla Swastiya Samithi, Bhawanipatna at Town Hall. On this day all TI staff, Medical staff, ANM, GNM, ASHA, ANGANWADI workers and College students were present.

 HEALTH CAMP& IEC CAMPAIGN:

We organized 2 Health Camps at Jaipatna and Bhawanipatna. We them treatment for general diseases and identify the new STI patients who have not come to the clinic for STI treatment among the MSM/TG group.

25 | P a g e  Community Event:

On 26th November 2018 TI Project DAPTA organized a Community event for creating awareness among the Key population at Jaipatna. On the eve of this occasion Mr. Manash Purohit (PM) gave brief Knowledge about TI Project , Components of TI Project ,HIV AIDS and about PLHIV .In this Community Event large no of Key Population were present

 CBO and SHG FORMATION:

We have formed One of CBO among the HRGs under society Registration act 1860 for their self-reliant and to gave them a new identity in this society namely: SANJOG Through The CBO We would work for their rights 26 | P a g e & dignityin In this year 2018/19 we formation 2no of ne SHG Kinner Shakti( Bhpatna) & Maa Lankeswari Syam Sahayak Gosti ( Junagarh ) . By the help of

CBOs & SHG we spread the HIV/AIDS awareness & , their rights messages in the community. And gave them care & Support to the PLHA

Other than the above the following activities were also carried out as part of the regular activity.  Active referral to RNTCP  TB testing of trans gender people  Monthly review with RRNTCP  Collection of sputum from HRGs & TG people

PROJECT SURAKHYA (Education, Child Right & Child Protection)

Project Title - EMPOWERMENT OF ADOLESCENT GIRLS Area of Operation - Lanjigarh block

Objective :-  To increase knowledge on Child Right and protection.  To reduce the early Child Marriage through higher education sensitization promotion.  To reduce stigma and myths concerning women’s health.  To build up confidence among the girls and encourage the participation in various career development opportunity through peer support.  To curb the superstitious beliefs and taboos, rituals concerning adolescent girls health.  To sensitize about the harm effects of early pregnancy. 27 | P a g e  To increase knowledge about SRHR (marriage, child-birth, family building and planning.)  Promotion of gender equity and social justice

DAPTA has strengthened 62 numbers of Adolescent girls club members and trying to enhance their knowledge on their Right, SRHR, Child Marriage, Importance of Education and trafficking. One G.P level federation of adolescent girls named as “MAHAK” was formed and inaugurated to ensure and enhance fellowship among the adolescent girls. The “we feeling” and the sharing among them has motivated them to fight against child marriage and discrimination. photos

CHILD RIGHT AND EDUCATION

Education and child right is one of the core interest area of DAPTA since its inception. In Kalahandi children do suffer with plethora of problem like high infant mortality, high Mal nutrition prevalence, hazardous labour work , absence of school facility at village ,irregular attendance of teacher in school, no quality education, lack of awareness over their right ,rampant exploitation of children and child trafficking which makes the situation worse. Earlier DAPTA was involved to manage child labour school , school for street children and for destination unknown children. . We have organized health camp for children , Mal-Mal camp (under-5 ) children, active growth monitoring of under 5 children , strengthening 60 nos. of adolescent girls club in order to educate them and to promote fellowship. Awareness and sensitization programme with regards to child trafficking , children right and [protection of Child Rights was carried out in different villages as part of DAPTA’S mandate. we have organized 10 nos of health education programme for children in various school and quiz session as a follow up activity to re- enforce the key massages time and again. Besides that DAPTA is managing one play school in Bhawanipatna since last 18 years where 90 nos. of children attending regularly.

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Project Name - CHILDLINE 1098 Service- Kalahandi Area of Operation - Kalahandi district

This year DAPTA has been awarded as the district collab agency for the district of kalahandi from 15th December 2018 by CHILDLINE INDIA FOUNDATION . Childline is a toll free helpline number for children in danger and distress. It’s a nation wide emergency helpline aims to reach out to children in need of care and protection. Childline provides counseling ,information and referral services to families and children to ensure the safety and well being of the children . CHILDLINE 1098 services started from 15th December 2018 in kalahandi. DAPTA was selected as the district collab agency in the district.During this short period of assignment the CHILDLINE is able to reach out more than 200 villages in 3 blocks of kalahandi .The childline has produced the following results during the period from 15th dec.2018 to march 2019.

Sl No Case type No of cases Remarks 1 Medical 6 Assistance for secondary and tertiary care 2 Shelter cases 8 3 Counseling 5 support 4 Child labour 6 5 Others 28 6 Community 35 In 35 villages meetings

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29 | P a g e Project Title- MISSION EDUCATION Area of Operation- 3 remote tribal villages of Lanjigarh block Objective  To increase access to quality education with increased motivation and confidence for the tribal and Dalit children both boys and girls within the age group 6 to 10 years of age in 3 nos. remote underserved villages of Lanjigarh block in an enabling environment to learn, to grow and to excel  To educate and motivate the Children and parents through vision building exercise to augment the positive attitude towards education  To encourage the students by offering child friendly teaching methodology including provision of plays way teaching and learning materials to boost and upscale their interest and ability

Activities carried out

1. Celebration of Independence Day

71st Independent day was also celebrated on 15th August, 2018 in all 3 schools ( Manayu Vidyalaya) with great pomp and show. The school room and the ground was cleaned and decorated for the occasion. Since it was the 1st ever experience for the kids and the villagers as well, there was a great enthusiasm among the kids and the parents. All the respectable persons of the village were present in the occasion. The national Flag was unfurled by Mr. Kuna Majhi, Mr. Bagi Majhi, Mr. Lalu Majhi, at. Manau Vidyalaya, 30 | P a g e Dahanipadar, Sorpadar & Karlijodi respectively. Mr. Subranshu Sekhar Majhi, Project Coordinator was present in Karlijodi & Dahanipadar where as Mr. Biswanath Harijon attended at Sorpadar. Besides concerned school teachers. Speakers reminded of the great sons of India and their great scarifies for the freedom of the Country. In the end, all students stood in attention. All the students, teachers & parents sang the national Anthem in chorus. Following to the chorus patriotic slogans were also recited. Finally Chocolates and sweets was distributed to the students and others and the celebration came to an end.

Celebration of Ganesh Puja The students of all three Manayu Vidyalayas celebrated Ganesh Chaturthi with great pomp and gaiety. It is celebrated as the birthday of Lord Ganesh Ji, the son of lord Siva and Parbati devi. The lord Ganesh is considered as the symbol of wisdom and remover of the obstacles. On this auspicious day all the students came to their school with colorful dresses. Like 15th Aug (Independence Day) this occasion was also the 1st ever experience for the students and the parents in their village. At about 9 A.M puspanjali was offered before the idol by the students following to the puja. Prasad was given to all the students and their parents who were present. The Ganesh Puja was celebrated in all three schools with great joy & devotion.

31 | P a g e Children’s Day The students of all three Manayu Vidyalaya celebrated Children’sday with great joy and happily. On this day we pray the photo of pandit Jawaharlal Neheru at our school premises with the presence of all students, teacher and parents. For the first time they celebrated children day in their village. So they were very excitedly celebrated this day. On the children day, we organized some competition for the students such as song.GK, games.In which many students took participate in many activities voluntarily. The parents also invited to the program of the children. The leaders who attend the celebration and give some speeches on the children day. The most important thing is that they gave advice to the children to be a patriotic and follow the footstep of the leaders of children.finally we gave prizes who got the position in different activity.

Gandhi jayanti On the 2nd October 2018 we celebrated Gandhi jayanti at our three Manayu Vidayala premises. We celebrated this day as the birth day of mahatma Gandhi. On this auspicious day we pray the photo copy of Mahatma Gandhi in our school. Health promotion Nutritional support-when we start the mission education programme in this area we saw that most of the children of this area were malnourished. So we decided that provide some supplementary food to the children to increase their health status. 32 | P a g e Health camp- one day health camp was organized by DAPTA at Bengaon, panchayat office to know the health status of the all students during the season. We randomly tested their blood by RDT kit, and provide medicine to all students.

TLM support With the help of our funding agency our organization provide some teaching and learning material, bag and uniforms to the children of our 3 schools. To maintain equity among all students. To increase interest among the students on learning. For the better understanding of student that what the teacher wants to teach

Re-enrollment into formal education With 75 nos. of students we started 3 nos. of school in the high broaden area of Lanjigarh block. Most of the students were did not going to school regularly and some of them were dropout. During our one year project we re-enrollment 45 no. of students in different govt. school of that area.

Parents teacher meeting Parental involvement at school help build positive interactions between parents and kids. as well as parents and teachers. Parents will have a 33 | P a g e better idea of what their child day is like, which can improve family communication.

TRAINERS ASSIOCIATED WITH DAPTA

SL NAME EDUCATION EXPERIENCE SPECIALIZATION . QUALIFICATIO IN N N DEVELOPME O. NT SECTOR 1. Dipan kumar M.A in 18 years in RCH, HIV/AIDS, Micro- Sharma sociology. Development plan, livelihood and sector Disaster management, Malaria Control State level trainer in PRI. 2. Hrudananda B.A 18 years in Agriculture, Watershed, Majhi Development Microplan and sector. Community Management. 3. Saraswati B.A 12 years in Agriculture, SHG, Mishra Development Microplan, PRA, PRI and sector. GKS, Child Right 4. Srimukh Pan B.A 10 years Agriculture, SHG, PRI, experience in Microplan and GKS. Development sector. 5. Manoj Kumar M.S.W 6 years HIV/AIDS , Health and Rate experience in Livelihood Development

34 | P a g e sector 6. Tribhuban M.S.W 15 years Women Empowerment, Pujahari Child right, PRI 7. Bitan Kumar M.A 6years Women Sharma Empowerment,Livelihoo d, Education and Child Right 8. Karishma Devi M.S.W 2 years Women Empowerment,Livelihoo d, Education and Child Right 9. Irfan Ali Khan M.S.W 4 years Health management 10 Subhranshu M.S.W 1 year Health and Child Right . Majhi 11 Rashmita Jena B.S.W 6 years Women Empowerment , . Health ,Education and Child Protection 12 Biswanath B.S.W 6 years Health and Education . Harijan experience in Development sector

LIST OF EXECUTIVE BODY MEMBERS:

35 | P a g e Sl Full Time Educatio Profe Current Years Area of N Office Bearer nal ssion Designatio of Specializa o. with Address Qualificat al n/ Work Work tion ion Quali Responsibi Experie ficatio lities nce ns 1 Dr. Dinesh M.A in Educat President 10 Years Tribal Chandra Dash. Economics ionist Economic 55/C Prachi , and and Enclave, P.H.D Social Community Chandra Worker Developme Sekharpur, nt Bhubaneswar. 2 Mrs. Alaka M.A Social Vice 12 Communic Nayak Worker President ation and At- Social Madanmohan Developme Pada, Po- nt Bhawanipatna, Dist-Kalahandi. 3 Mr. Raju M.Com, Legal Secretary 25 Community Sharma LLB & and cum Chief Developme At-Mandar MSW Develo Functionary. nt Bagicha Pada, pment Po- Profes Bhawanipatna, sional Dist-Kalahandi. 4 Mrs. Saraswati B.A Social Treasurer 12 Social Mishra Worker Developme At- nt Madanmohan Pada, Po- Bhawanipatna, Dist-Kalahandi. 5 Mr. Hrudananda B.A Social GB Member 15 Social Majhi Worker Developme At-Laxmipur, nt Po- Parmanandapur , Dist-Kalahandi. 6 Mrs. Parimita M.A, Educat GB Member 12 Education Nanda M.Phill ionist and Social At-Dewansahib and Developme Pada, Po- Social nt Bhawanipatna, Worker Dist-Kalahandi. . 7 Mr. Kesari Naik B.A Social GB Member 12 Social At/Po- Worker Developme

36 | P a g e Tentulikhunti, nt Via- Bhawanipatna, Dist-Kalahandi.

Legal Entity Name of the DEVELOPMENT AGENCY FOR POOR & TRIBAL Organisation AWAKENING (DAPTA)

Year of Establishment 15.08.1989

Registration details – Society Registration Act XXX 1860 Act. KLD.469-20-1991

No. 23.01.1990.

Date. NGO – Non Political, Secular and Non profit motive social service organization. Type of organization b) Registered under Foreign Contribution Act. Regd. No. -104950021. Dated- 17.08.1992.

(c) Registered under Income Tax Act Regd. No-Judl/10/12A/94-95/19773. Dated- 10.09.1995 (d) Registered under 80G of Income Tax Act Regd.No-Judl/119/80G/1995-96/15855. Dated-. 24.10.1995 & Renewed Regd. No- CIT/SBP/Tech./80-G/2011-12/304 Dated, Sambalpur, the 19th April, 2011.

Our Donors

Madhyam Foundation & NRLM Govt. of India. TATA TRUSTS, Mumbai. CSWB, New Delhi. Madhyam Foundation (AWO International). The Hunger Project, New Delhi. OSACS, Govt. of Odisha. 37 | P a g e DWSM, Kalahandi. Basic Need India , Banglore. NABARD, Bhubaneswar. WCD Dept. Govt. of Odisha. CEE/SGP/UNDP, New Delhi.

We convey our heartfelt gratitude to all friends, well wishers, donors and resource agencies and above all the community we work with , for their kind & benevolent support and cooperation and travelling with us in the development journey.

Our Bankers Our Auditor

Bank of India, Axis Bank Ltd, C.A.S. Hussain Palace Road, Palace Premises, Mob No. 067262 Bhawanipatna Bhawanipatna- 766001 BHAWANIPATNA,Kalahandi Dist- Kalahandi. Dist- Kalahandi ODISHA- 766001

Act of sacrifice, charity and penance Are not to given/up They must be perform Indeed, Sacrifice, Charity and penance Purify the great soul.

Raju Sharma, Secretary, DAPTA

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