GAYATRI SADAN, TUPUDANA, PO. HATIA, RANCHI 834 003, JHARKHAND, INDIA Contact Numbers
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Cf D {Traditional Water Harvesting System regeneration, Livelihood with Horticulture, FPO Video conferencing with Hon’ble Minister Shri Prabhu, Child trafficking awareness, Vit. A supplement at Natawal Anganwadi, CSR – Glucose D support and Electoral awareness for differently able at State Level Workshop } Name of the A/C: CENTRE FOR DEVELOPMENT National contribution A/C: State Bank of India A/C no. 10080926929 Bank of India A/C number 495410210000015 Punjab National Bank A/C No 9752000100003340 Foreign contribution A/C Bank of India A/C Number 495410110003391 We, ethically, guarantee that your contribution will be used for only said purposes and we account it. 21st Annual Issue Cf DCENTRE FOR DEVELOPMENT (Dedicated to Development) “We are accredited by Credibility Alli ance under Minimum Norms” JH/2009/0001387 CA/57/2015 8 4 0 0 2 2 9 1 2 9 GSN 1060 GAYATRI SADAN, TUPUDANA, PO. HATIA, RANCHI 834 003, JHARKHAND, INDIA Contact Numbers. 09431929367, 08002664772 Email ID. [email protected], web Pages. www.cendev.in The Association The association, “Centre for Development” (CƒD) is a social, non-political and non-profit making voluntary organization, established by the experienced professional (Rural Development, Sociologist, Para-medicine and Environment) youths on the auspicious birthday of our national father 2nd October 1998. And later on, it received the legal status under the Indian Trust Registration Act 1882 on 11th of July 2000. Somewhere, these youths were in association with full fledged and established NGOs in The association of youths voluntarily felt Jharkhand. They voluntarily felt that they that they should intervene for the Poorest should intervene for the Poorest of poor of poor for their native places, utilizing and utilize their vast exposures and their vast exposures and experiences experiences for their native blocks. Hence, the association of local youths with vast experiences and experiences in the diversified fields came with a common understanding for interventions by taking decisions independently at branch area offices at Ranchi, Khunti, Tamar, Natawal and Hazaribagh. Besides, we are also operational at state level for the issue of prevention of women and child trafficking in Chattishgarh under the network of ATSEC, India (Action against trafficking and Sexual Exploitation of Children). The association is hankering to opt for the common group vision: “A society based on cooperation, peace and harmony with nature where both the sexes have access and control over information, decision making and natural resources.” Our Mission Statements: All round development of the poor, marginalized and youths by educating, organizing and empowering to promote a liberating force aimed at social justice, economic growth and self- reliance Development of the natural resources, increase in the agricultural productivity and restoration of the ecological balance for the sake of environment conservation Establishment of gender equality in the society at all the level, especially in the poorest and unorganized sectors Regeneration of sustainability and self-reliance in the society 2 Strategy: Awareness building Capacity building Organization of Village based organizations (VBOs) and Mobilization to VBOs for action Focus for whom: Women and Children and ultimately to the sustainable development in the community Referral groups: Deprived people from community Scheduled Tribes, Scheduled Castes, Birhor, Asur & Korba – the indigenous tribe, Backward Caste, economically and socially, differently able children and youths Our Operational areas: JHARKHAND STATE District Block Nos. of villages Ranchi Namkum 18 Tamar 02 Gumla Dumri 17 Hazaribagh Sadar 07 Khunti Sadar 04 4 districts 5 Blocks 48 villages CHATTISGARH STATE District Block Nos. of villages Janjgir-Champa Akaltara 06 Population Coverage The organization could take initiatives to work with 5213 households, covering the population of 28247 in 48 villages of 5 blocks of 4 districts of Jharkhand State and in state Chattisgarh, it is operational with 569 population in 6 villages of Janjgir – Champa. 3 Progress report of activities during the year During the financial year 2018 – 2019, we have taken the following measures in the states: J H A R K H A N D STATE Ranchi District: 1. Promotion of Local organizations: Self Help Group (women): Nos. of Groups Nos. of Members Savings in Rupees Inter Lending in Rupees 04 72 29565 20500 2. Capacity Building process for local organization nurturing: 4 no. of SHG training was organized at Sarwal, Ambatoli, saheda and Koiribeda villages of Namkum block with 45, 44, 29, 42 representatives and it was focused to SHG grooming, leadership development, planning, issue advocacy at local and block level. 2 no. of Farmers training on crop management at village Bandhua and Hahap of Namkum block in the month of May and December 2018 on Vegetable growing with participants 100 (70 Male and 30 female). 7 nos. of awareness camps on swacchata Mission, Health and Hygiene were organized at Sarwal, Rurungkocha, Hesapidi, Saparom and Bandhua with participation of 141 male and 135 female during 24th April 2018, 5th Sept 2018, 11th Nov 2018, 1st Dec 2018, 2nd Feb 2019, 21st Feb 2019 and 18th March 2019. 3 nos. of Human Trafficking awareness workshops were organized at Ambatoli, Tunju and Sarwal with participation of 68 male and 75 female during 11th May 2018, 7th Oct 2018 and 3rd February 2019. 3. Health care & check up camps: 8 nos. of Health camps for child, women and elders health/eye check up along with differently able children rehabilitation planning were organized in village Tunju, Chirwa, Koiribeda, Kolad, Pipratoli, Rurungkocha and Charkatoli of Namkum block of Ranchi in care of malnourished children, women, older people and differently able children and persons with 144 male and 151 women & children. 4 4. Rehabilitation/inclusion support to differently able children through Disable People Organization (DPOs): The differently able children were supported for rehabilitation process with health and education supports, parents and community counseling for child inclusion. The physicians and physiotherapists’ regular check up and expert advices for cleanliness and exercises made improvement with the children. All these intervention could be done with the help of DPOs in Namkum block organized in 25 villages with organization contribution. In this process, Mr. Ajit Kongari and Mr. Raj Kumar (OH) were facilitated for 10th examination from NIOS, New Delhi for their education continuation with vocational skill up gradation. Mr. Raj Kumar succeeded for two subjects and for one subject, he would be appearing in Oct 2019. Ms. Mini Kacchap succeeded 12th from NIOs and is preparing for competitive exam for Jobs in Govt. Sector. Two (2) fellowships were supported for NIOs Secondary Examination in the FY 2018-2019. During this financial year, we had 6 DPO Meetings in which 115 male and 102 female inclusive of children were present. In DPO meeting, we had issue of discussion for certification of differently able children, their monthly incentives, planning for right and entitlement facilitation, health check up, assessment of development in children and need based intervention etc. Gumla District: 1. Promotion of Local organizations: Self Help Groups (women) Nos. of Groups Nos. of Members Savings in Inter Lending in At In Rupees Rupees Bank Box 47 (Sadar -9, Dumari –38) 564 438020 346920 124110 3500 Kisan Samity (Marginal and Small Farmers’ Association): Nos. of Groups Nos. of Members Savings in Rupees Inter Lending in Rupees 14 167 66175 46670 Users Group for Water Harvesting Structure: Name of Group/ Nos. of Area Coverage Irrigation Further planning water conservation Members with and strucuture/ Pond/river Moisture regeneration of water Source traditional structure Johar Samooh 8 14 acres 5 acres Fish Rearing (80’x80’x8’) Vegetable cultivation water conservation Rabi Crop tank 5 Jagriti Samooh 17 29 acres 12 acres Fish Rearing (90’x120’x8’) Plantation of fruit seedlings Mango, Water conservation custard apple tank Karma Samooh 21 96 acres 46 acres Kharif and Rabi crops (Bandh Repairing) Burha Tangar 33 79 acres 21 acres Rabi and summer crops Smooh, Kathgoan Beltoli Samooh 36 300 acres 100 acres Rabi and Summer crops Saraitoli Tradition 26 600 acres 200 acres Rabi, Kharif, Vegetable cultivation water harvesting system renovation Besides, with support of DKA livelihood program, in our operational areas of Dumri block, Gumla - 15 villages of livelihood project directly and 25 villages indirectly, there are inventions for livelihood generation with horticulture plantation, Livestock promotion, agriculture promotion and tradition water harvesting regeneration/renovation, mobilization of resources along with staff awareness and capacity building process whose and the details are as such: Activity Implemented Output / Results S.No (during review period) (with Qualitative / Quantitative Indicators) 1 Renovation of Traditional The renovation of traditional water harvesting Water Harvesting structures (TWHS) in village Kathgaon and in village Structure/Lift Irrigation Saraitoli (Beltoli) took initiatives by the remaining of system which will be DKA support and with local contribution. mobilized from The TWHS at Kathgoan inaugurated on 9th of August Govt.(block)/Phf 2018 and it has been completed, the water from the canal is reaching to 56 families (Kathgaon and Bataspur) for 186 acres of land and now water is available at least of 10 months out