GAYATRI SADAN, TUPUDANA, PO. HATIA, RANCHI 834 003, JHARKHAND, INDIA Contact Numbers

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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 of 12 months for all purpose water uses, cultivation – wheat, vegetable, domestic purposes, cattle uses etc.

The TWHS at Saraitoli (beltoli) inaugurated on 20th of January 2019 and its works have been completed benefited to 38 families and water resources available to agricultural land 121 acres of land and home stead yards for vegetable cultivation for 12 months. 2 Vermin composing pits (3) Another three Pits have been promoted in Sakhu with Jyoti Minj, Teresa Minj and Prakash Minj for average of 15 Kgs of cow dung and wastes daily and promoted the organic farming of Scented Jeera Phool (traditional) in 31 acres of lands in 16 farmers with productivity 6.5Q of fine rice in initial phase. 3 Agriculture/vegetable During October, we did the demonstration of demonstration vegetable cultivation with 24 households (11 male and 13 female farmers), Papaya plantation promoted to 10 households and 20 households with vegetable

6 seeds. It enhanced the family income Rs.4000- 5000 annually from this crop to 54 families

During March 19, 10 households were supported for seeds for Research station for replication, mahila samity at Dina village provided with tools and equipment for women cultivation promotion for 15 farmers and for business propagation, watermelon and musk melon cultivation promoted with 3 farmers.

Women were promoted for vegetable cultivation with vegetable training and availability and 75 women joined the venture and earned Rs.3200 average for one crop in March 2019 and continuous two months.

4 livestock promotion Poultry bird rearing 100 nos. and 25 nos. in two innovation (pig – 2 units, places with Dibyan Red variety by Mahila Samity at goat – 3 units, Hen-5 and Jurmu and Kathgaon has been initiated by duck- 3 units) cooperation of members of mahila samity and livelihood prootion in business model.

Another variety, Karaknath, Vanranj and Asheel have been promoted for their marketability in the locality for nutritional, flesh and fight values, each in 25 nos. are kept at breeding and nurturing stage, which will be replicated with beneficiaries for business promotion and nutritional intake.

Goat rearing training and capacity building process has been taken with The Goat Trust, Lucknow, it will be implemented in the current year with Mini commercial goat farming, artificial insemination training and training of rural youths on enterprise through small livestock. 5 Horticulture Plantation in 49 beneficiary’s plants for 166 Mango plants of for livelihood variety Malda, Alphanso and Amrapali, 22 opportunities beneficiary with 78 Litchi, 5 beneficiaries with 12 custard apple and 4 with 13 pomegranate and 3 beneficiaries with 10 lemon plants in their orchard. Total of 83 beneficiaries with 279 plants 6 Awareness campaigning Every month, 3-4 days awareness campaign was against migration/human carried on against migration/human trafficking

7 trafficking /exploitation /exploitation process of girls in the district and in this chain of girls process, 12 times awareness campaign was organized in villages and schools in which 1033 male and 1221 female including of students attended

In awareness campaigning, the pictorial views/discussion of current new clips in print media of trafficking were taken for school children, local hat, SHG meeting and in the community. 7 STAY EDUCATION Two govt. schools have been adopted and one Stay innovation in Govt. School Education innovations are contributing for child education support, guardian care for child education, awareness on child trafficking and lessening of child dropout in schools. In the consequences, Books, stationeries and play materials – foot ball, carom and ludo etc. were supports in Dina, Sakhu and Saraitoli schools for 184 boys and 221 girls.

The women in community and girls in schools are being sensitized for using sanitary pads supported by WOW, Charming enterprises with profit margin to women and pads at door step against infection and ailments.

The discussion on trafficking and safe care of child with children and parents/teachers in Parent teacher meet has awakened the community for check in migration/children, 3 such checks come during this period 2018 – 2019. 8 Women and child health Medicines for general ails were supported with care women and child care centres at Dina and Sakhu for 134 male and 238 female inclusive of children

Besides, the sanitary pad uses are promoted amongst women and girls as preventive measures of infection and ailment/ safe hygiene 9 Strategic Planning training 60 participants (30 in Sakhu-Kathgaon and 30 in for economic training Natawal office) gone under strategic planning for economic growth during 23-25 October 2018 and during 10 – 12 January 2019 through promotion of their products – Vegetable, Mahua, oil seeds,

8 tamarind (Minor forest produces), rice – Jeera phool, planning for crops as cash earning etc. 10 Product Processing and 89 participants (farmers) came under the process of Marketing training product process and marketing training (55 in Sakhu –Kathgaon and 34 at Natawal Office during 3-5 November 2018 and 6-8 February 2019 for products such as fine rice (Jeeraphool), Vermin compost, Tamarind, Mahua, oil seed processing and packaging etc. 11 Conversance Meet of issue 146 persons participated in the meet on 18th of dissemination November 2018 and on15-16 March 2019 at Saraitoli with Block Agriculture Officer, Mr. Arun Singh and Jharkhand Marketing and Agriculture Board Mr. Vashim Ahmad on agriculture inputs in time and on affordable price, promotion of cash crop suitability to the locality and agri eco system, Govt. Schemes, E- trading of crop, direct payment to the farmers, linkages of buyers and market accessibility etc.

12 Demonstration of On 24th of December 2018, It was done at Kathgaon to promotion of technologies demonstrate project initiation and successes and its in livelihood means replication possibilities ( case study, Govt. Schemes, Future prospect, e- trading, linkage of buyers etc) with 136 participants (farmers/women from project and surrounding villages) 13 Staff orientation workshop 10 person, inclusive of staff, organizational representatives attended workshop during 23-25th August 2018 at Natawal Project Office and during 19- 21 January 2018 at CFD, Main Building, Ranchi with all project initiators and beneficiaries Secondly, the training of Vitamin supplement to children in the community was cared by Vitamin Angel consultant Ms. Swati Bhengra. Thirdly, the future planning prospects of JSKUP company was done for beneficiaries benefit from direct marketing of their produces. 15 Project review and 10 persons inclusive of staffs, leader and DKA Monitoring support staffs reviewed the project with field visits, beneficiary interaction and analysis to information during 19-21 November 18 at Natawal Project Office

9 16 Reporting and Each month staff reporting and its compilation on documentation that basis, this half yearly report is prepared

3. Farmers Collective Innovation through Producer Company

This is the extended support/ activity to our efforts with farmers’ in the operational area working with DKA for promoting community social, economical, political and cultural development.

This joint venture could be possible with support of NABARD’s PRODUCE Project of Govt. of India for promotional innovation of Produce Company of Farmers and capacity building process to link with market for their inputs and produces directly, leaving or curtail down the need of middlemen/businessmen in between in marketing chain and ultimately ‘Occupancy of a healthy return of farmers’ produce’.

Jairaji Suphala Kisan Utpadan Producer Company has capacitated and in functional with 5 directors and 525 shareholders with share capital of Rs.5.25 Lakhs for agriculture produces – such as Fine Rice – Jeera Phool, Red Rice, vegetable business, Non timber produces, Organic compost, medicinal herbs, solar lamps and sanitary pads etc.

Introductory Note, Members, Share Capital, Asset and liabilities, Cluster Business plans etc.

Sl. Details Achievements No. 1 Introductory Note Name of CEO: Mr. Rakesh Minj, 09430397364 Nos. of Directors - 05 No. of Total Members -525 No. of Members given Share Certificates - 525 Cash at Bank – Rs. 58, 468.00 Loan and advances - Rs. 505,000.00 Other current liabilities – Rs.72,265.00 Total of assets - Rs. 635,733.00 Audit completed - FY 2018 – 2019 2 No. of Total Members as on 31.03.2019 525 3 No. of Members given Share Certificates 525 as on 31.03.2019 4 No. of Shares issued 52500 5 Total Equity mobilized from members 525000 equity share in multiplication of Rs.10/share 6 Cluster based production or business Fine rice (Jeera Phool – 200 hect with 50 farmers activities undertaken by the FPO Organic Farming – 10 hect. As demonstration Poultry Farming – 10 Units 7 Registration initiatives Registration with e-NAM of district Agriculture and Marketing Board, Jharkhand

10 JAIRAJI SUPHALA KISAN UTPADAN PRODUCER COMPANY LIMITED CIN: U01403JH2016PTC003510 VILL. BATAWAL, P.S. DUMRI, P.O. BHAGITOLI, GUMLA, JHARKHAND 835207, INDIA Business Plan Sl. Particulars 2019-20 2020-21 2021-22 No. A Income from Business INPUT BUSINESS 1 To Sales of Vermin Compost ₹ 8,00,000.00 ₹ 10,12,000.00 ₹ 14,54,750.00 2 To Sales of Poultry Farm-Red-hen variety ₹ 86,190.00 ₹ 1,20,503.00 ₹ 1,65,691.35 3 To Sales of Poultry Farm -karaknath ₹ 96,600.00 ₹ 1,27,512.00 ₹ 1,83,298.50 4 To Sales of Paddy Seed ₹ 42,000.00 ₹ 69,300.00 ₹ 1,19,542.50 5 To Sales of High Brid Vegetables Seeds ₹ 8,22,469.00 ₹ 10,85,659.00 ₹ 15,17,462.72 OUTPUT BUSINESS 1 To Sales of Paddy Jeeraful ₹ 2,76,120.00 ₹ 3,77,520.00 ₹ 5,19,090.00 2 To Sales of Jeeraful Rice ₹ 1,49,100.00 ₹ 2,40,240.00 ₹ 3,30,330.00 3 To Sales of Organic Product Vegetables ₹ 9,94,625.00 ₹ 12,26,788.00 ₹ 17,27,123.00 4 Maringa Powder ₹ 6,30,000.00 ₹ 7,71,120.00 ₹ 10,12,095.00 OTHERS BUSINESS 1 To Sales of Non-Timber Forest Products ₹ 4,98,875.00 ₹ 6,33,015.00 ₹ 8,43,022.00 2 Solar Lamp ₹ 2,28,750.00 ₹ 3,21,300.00 ₹ 4,21,706.00 3 Sanitary Napkin Pad ₹ 37,500.00 ₹ 47,520.00 ₹ 68,310.00 TOTAL INCOME ₹ 46,62,229.00 ₹ 60,32,477.00 ₹ 83,62,421.07 B. EXPENDITURE B-1 INPUT BUSINESS 1 By cost of Purchase Vermin Compost ₹ 6,40,000.00 ₹ 8,09,600.00 ₹ 11,63,800.00 By cost of Purchase of Poultry Farm-Red Hen Variety 2 ₹ 66,300.00 ₹ 92,565.00 ₹ 1,27,277.00

3 By cost of Purchase -Poultry -Farm -Karaknath Variety ₹ 64,400.00 ₹ 85,008.00 ₹ 1,22,199.00 4 By Cost of Purchase Paddy Seed (Jeeraful) ₹ 30,000.00 ₹ 49,500.00 ₹ 85,388.00 5 By cost of Purchase of High Brid Vegetables Seed ₹ 6,80,975.00 ₹ 8,98,887.00 ₹ 12,62,685.00 B-2 OUTPUT BUSINESS 1 By cost of Purchase Paddy Jeeraful ₹ 2,20,800.00 ₹ 3,16,800.00 ₹ 4,35,600.00 2 By Cost of Purchase Jeeraful Rice ₹ 1,18,000.00 ₹ 1,84,800.00 ₹ 2,54,100.00 3 By Cost of Purchase Organic Product Vegetables ₹ 7,95,700.00 ₹ 10,06,990.00 ₹ 14,36,255.00 4 By Cost of Purchase of Maringa Powder ₹ 4,50,000.00 ₹ 5,50,800.00 ₹ 7,22,925.00 B-3 OTHERS BUSINESS 1 By Cost of Purchase of NTFP ₹ 3,93,750.00 ₹ 4,99,350.00 ₹ 6,64,266.00 2 By cost of Purchase of Solar Lamp ₹ 1,83,000.00 ₹ 2,57,040.00 ₹ 3,37,365.00 3 By Cost of Purchase of Sanitary Napkin Pad ₹ 30,000.00 ₹ 39,600.00 ₹ 56,925.00

11 B-4 Others Variable cost(Management, Transportation &Marketing ) ₹ 2,75,469.00 ₹ 2,87,456.00 ₹ 4,99,784.00 Total Variable Costs(B-1+2+3+4) ₹ 39,48,394.00 ₹ 50,78,396.00 ₹ 71,68,569.00 C. Fixed Costs C-1 Recurring Cost 1 Rent ₹ 60,000.00 ₹ 75,000.00 ₹ 90,000.00 2 Salaries ₹ 1,20,000.00 ₹ 1,50,000.00 ₹ 1,80,000.00 3 Travel ₹ 12,000.00 ₹ 13,200.00 ₹ 14,520.00 4 Electricity ₹ 12,000.00 ₹ 13,200.00 ₹ 14,520.00 5 Stationery ₹ 12,000.00 ₹ 13,200.00 ₹ 14,520.00 6 Telephone cost ₹ 6,000.00 ₹ 6,600.00 ₹ 7,920.00 7 Contingency ₹ 4,800.00 ₹ 5,280.00 ₹ 6,336.00 8 Marketing cost ₹ 50,000.00 ₹ 60,000.00 ₹ 1,05,000.00 C-2 Non-Recurring cost Tools & equipments for processing of package, leveling, 1 measurements and MRP ₹ 40,000.00 ₹ 50,000.00 ₹ 80,000.00 2 Computer with Printer ₹ 20,000.00 ₹ 25,000.00 ₹ 30,000.00 3 Furniture & Fixture ₹ 10,000.00 ₹ 10,000.00 ₹ 20,000.00 Total Fixed Costs(C-1+C-2) ₹ 3,46,800.00 ₹ 4,21,480.00 ₹ 5,62,816.00 D Total Expenditure(B+C) ₹ 42,95,194.00 ₹ 54,99,876.00 ₹ 77,31,385.00 E Total Gross Profits (A-D) ₹ 3,67,035.00 ₹ 5,32,601.00 ₹ 6,31,036.07 F Interest on Loan ₹ 65,833.00 ₹ 75,417.00 ₹ 1,57,500.00 G Depreciation ₹ 0.00 ₹ 18,750.00 ₹ 23,500.00 Net Profit (E-F-G) ₹ 3,01,202.00 ₹ 4,38,434.00 ₹ 4,50,036.07

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CASE STORY

Paddy seed production (Organic) – Jeera Phool (Traditional scented fine Rice)

Farmers, in kharif season 2018, agreed to do the group cultivation for paddy seed production of traditional scented fine – Jeera Phool and they cultivation paddy in 430 acres of land.

The produce is on an average 18Quintal/area and in total it is 7740 Quintal. They further said that they had not used any inorganic fertilizer/insecticides in process of cultivation of this variety of seeds.

Organic Testing of Jeera Phool Rice at Sigma Test and Research Centre, New Delhi:

A. Chemical test – Pesticides – NIL B. Chemical Test- a. Protein – 7.30 g/100g b. Fat - 0.64 g/100g c. Carbohydrate - 79.27g/100g d. Energy - 352.04 Kcal/100g C. Chemical Test – Metal Elements a. Lead - NIL b. Cadmium - NIL *Zinc – is good for body c. Arsenic - NIL building and enhancing d. Mercury - NIL e. Copper - NIL Memory - Certified by Sigma Test & f. Zinc* -15.06 research Centre, New Delhi g. Tin - NIL

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Mrs. Rufina Nageshyiya, 28, a women of Kathgaon village, Dumri, Gumla, W/O Mr. Binay Nageshiya is supported with Poultry farming for earning livelihood supported by CFD & DKA Austria.

Her family belongs to Scheduled Caste and marginal land holding family. The livelihood of her, husband and three of children from agricultural land of size 0.65 Acres is not sufficient for the whole year. It was able to fulfill the food need for only 5 – 6 months. Rest of the time, they usually migrate with family to work outside. She along with her husband used to move but she was feeling very unsafe there.

While village planning meeting with CFD staff, she urged for livelihood support and she was supported with 25 poultry birds (Dibyan variety – Ranchi Krishi Vigyan Kendra) which is considered as country poultry and grows at the weight of 5 Kg. The hen also gives at least of 210 eggs.

She is happy with these poultry birds as she has sold five of cocks in Rs.2500 and the eggs through JSKUPC Ltd. And now she is getting daily at least 12- 15/day which is also of income source of daily Rs.120 – 150. Thus, she expects that she would be having the income ranging from 16000 – 18000 yearly.

She wants to take this enterprise ahead of 100 birds so that she could get Rs.25000 each year as the need of the family is increasing with growth of children for their education, clothes etc.

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Ensuring livelihood with Poultry (Divyan) birds farming By Dr. Dipak Prasad, Centre for Development

14 Hazaribagh District:

1. Promotion of Local organizations: (SHG, FEDERATION & VILLAGE HEALTH COMMITTEE)

Nos. of Groups Nos. of Savings in Inter At Bank/ FD Loan/ Grant from DRDA Members Rupees Lending in & NABARD Rupees 17 Self Help 273 10,77, 820 7, 57,235 4,31, 625 0 Groups of women 1 (Federation of 387  Savings at central level SHGs)  Village issue and conflict management CfD Durga  Government resource mobilization Sakti Mahila Samity  Credit mobilization for income generation activities Federation

2. Capacity Building process:

 2 nos. of SHG management meeting / training have been organized at Irga and Daru, Hazaribagh with 110 SHG representatives for business enterprises/women empowerment during 21 -22 May 2018 and 3 March 2019 with 62 female and 48 male attendants.

 3 nos. of Farmers training workshops were organized during 14th June 2014, 9 Aug 2018 and 18th January 2019 at Barka Irga of Sadar Block of Hazaribagh with 142 participants (117 male and 36 female)

Khunti (Sadar Block)

1. Promotion of Local organizations: Self Help Group (women SHG):

Nos. of Nos. of Savings Inter Lending Groups Members in Rupees in Rupees 4 36 21900 14355

CHATTISGARH STATE

Janjgir - Champa District:

1. Promotion of Local organizations: Self Help Group (women):

Nos. of Groups Nos. of Members Savings in Rupees Inter Lending in Rupees 02 33 12340 8900

2. Capacity Building process for local organization nurturing:

SHG training and awareness camps were organized at Parsahinala and Akaltara with 59 male and 182 women representatives during 13 – 15th June 2018 and 19 – 21 March 2019 and it remained focused to SHG grooming, leadership development, planning, issue advocacy etc.

Our Wings of Vocational/Skill up scaling as Rural Development Innovation

a. Birsa Munda Alternative Medical College:

(Mr. Mantu Nag, Pathologist with students of Nursing Assistant in BMAMC Class Room)

This is also our wing affiliated with DR. B. C. ROY MEMORIAL COMPLEMENTARY MEDICINES RESEARCH CENTRE, KOLKATA (RESEARCH CENTRE FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF COMPLEMENTARY SYSTEM OF TREATMENT) & THE OPEN INTERNATIONAL UNVERSITY FOR COMPLEMENTARY MEDICINES (MEDICINA ALTERNATIVA), ALMA ATA (SRI LANKA) ESTABLISHED AS PER W.H.O., ALMA ATA, U.S.S.R., DECLARATION 1962.

Under this program, we go for courses such as Nursing Assistant, Bed Side Nurse, Ward Attendant (Male and Female), Registered Medical Practicener (RMP), and paramedical courses – dresser, Lab technician, Multi Purpose Health Worker etc.

Classes of Birsa Munda Alternative Medical College of Nursing Assistants

Study & Research Innovation:

Program Documentation of Agrarian Prosperity Program (APP), Palkot, Gumla, supported by Caritas India and implementing partner organication i.e., Naya Savera Vikas Kendre (NSVK) which was carried out for the specific objectives:  Good agriculture practices,  Good quality photographs accompanying the studies and stories  Documentation of climate friendly agriculture practice  Documentation of traditional practices and innovation

A short preview of the study:

The innovation is carried out in 10 villages of Palkot block, Gumla, Jharkhand by Project Implementing agency “Naya Savera Vikas Kendra” and supported by Caritas India (CI) and Scottish Catholic International Aid Fund (SCiAF) amongst tribal communities. Majority of farmers are with small land holding and are at below poverty line due to agriculture dependency over variable and not in time rain fall with low soil profile which usually resulting into hunger, high poverty level, migration, dilapidation of forest by wood cutting, health degradation etc.

Under the program, climate friendly agrarian innovations have been carried out such as land leveling, Bunds, Gully Plugging, Gravity Water Flow, Ponds, wells for irrigational measures, vermin and waste compost, vermin wash, natural pesticide sprays, Seed Bank, Seed Preservation Process, use of appropriate equipments etc. The communities have been capacitated for collective innovation, farmers’ forum and mobilization for right and entitlement. The alternative and diversified livelihood options (goat, poultry, Pig) have been implemented for vulnerable – widow, differently able, orphan and Land less.

17 Application of Azole, vermin compost, SRI for Padddy cultivation and Organic Vegetable cultivation:

(Mrs. Kharia is harvesting Paddy - SRI, Azola, vermin compost & Mr. Kharia with Organic Tomato Farm) Mr. Bijay Kharia, a small land holding farmer in Village Kurum, with his cultivable land 40 decimal used to get survival of only four months through Kharif paddy cultivation for his five members family. Rest of days, he used to migrate along with family to earn livelihood. This was the level of poverty and survival process of a small land holding farmer before project innovation.

With project intervention, he got another 60 decimal of land as cultivable land through land leveling, went under agriculture training and exposure for organic farming (Azola, vermin composting, vermin wash, natural pesticide spray, SRI paddy cultivation process, seed preservation etc). Now, he is fully engaged in agricultural land for paddy cultivation, vegetable cultivation. His wife is trained and engaged for kitchen garden with organic compost.

The application of Azola gave nitrogen fixation, weed control whereas the Vermin compost, vermin wash, natural pesticide spray gave proper nutrition to plants by enriching the soil texture and SRI (Stratified Root Intensification) process of paddy cultivation gave optimum growth with minimum of water consumption/uses.

Presently, Mr Bijay Kharia along with his wife is earning sufficient paddy crop for round the year, Rs.2800 from vegetable cultivation, Rs.3000 from Pig Farming and now he has stopped his labour migration with these regular supports of institutions and adoption of good agriculture practices.

CSR Innovation –

Dabur & CFD

Glucose - D was supported for free support and Not for sale to distribute amongst school children, casual laborer, households economically poor to get rid of scorching sun and energy reliever.

Total no. of 483 boxes containing 16 bottle of 1 Kg; total of 7728 Kg of worth Rs.28738.00 were provided to use for scorching sun relief during 5th May to 25th May 2018.

The bottles of Glucose – D were distributed amongst school children, workers and villagers in Ranchi and Gumla district in our operational areas. It was beneficial more for school children, casual workers, construction workers and fast having human during Ramjan.

Sun Scorching relief by Dabur – Glucose to differently able at Ranchi, Gumla and School Children in Dumri block Gumla

Dabur – Glucose to SHG representative, Post Peon and person with BPL, casual labours etc.

Nutritional Support For women and children –

Distribution details of VAS+D supplementation:

ROUND 1

No of doses of Vitamin A Nos. of doses of Vitamin A Nos. of doses of Albendazole Name of village/center where VAS+D (100,000 IU) were distributed (200,000 IU) were distributed were distributed was distributed (blue capsules) (red capsules) (deworming)

Tupudana (Jharkhand) 598 1267 864 Natwal 120 567 446 Sakhu 123 698 567 Bandih (East Singhbhum) 122 287 346 Gopalnagar (West Bengal) 80 167 128 Pitidiri 76 154 167 Nalkuri 82 169 78 Jargaria 56 89 121

TOTAL DOSES DISTRIBUTED 1257 3398 2717

20 ROUND 2 (6 months interval)

Nos. of doses of Vitamin A Nos. of doses of Vitamin A Nos. of doses of Albendazole Name of village/center where VAS+D (100,000 IU) were distributed (200,000 IU) were distributed were distributed? was distributed (blue capsules) (red capsules) (deworming) Natwal 120 304 124

Sakhu 123 298 159

TOTAL DOSES DISTRIBUTED 243 602 283

Details of Multivitamin distribution:

Name of village/center where Multivitamins was distributed Nos. of Pregnant Women got Multivitamins

Tupudana (Jharkhand) 12 Natwal 9 Sakhu 08 Bandih (East Singhbhum) 12 Gopalnagar (West Bengal) 07 Pitidiri 13 Nalkuri 09 Jargaria 0

TOTAL DOSES DISTRIBUTED 70

Capacity building training:

Field Staff Training by Vitamin Angle, Ms. Swati at Organization Training Centre

Vitamin A support at Anganwadi, Natawal, Gumla and at Tupudana, Ranchi

Vitamin A support and counseling with Ms. Swati at Tupudana, Ranchi

22 Our Capacity Building training/meets/visitors:

Seminar on renew of Energy; Workshop of differently able on election

FPO Business and Video conferencing with Hon’ble Agri. Minister Mr. Prabhu

Seminar on e – NAM Trading of FPO; PIMC meet of FPO with NABARD

Staff orientation at Semina Agro for cash crops and at Agro Tech for tools & Equipment for agriculture suitable to women and SHG and marginal farmers

Vegetable and strategic planning with Semina Agro

Vegetable Growing of 10 types of vegetable, Pea, carrot, radish, brinjal and cabbages etc.

Horticulture with Fruits and income earning

Poultry Farming (Divyan Variety) at Jurmu and Kathgaon

Stay Education Innovation – Meeting with children, parents and teachers

25 Conclusion:

The financial year 2018 -19 in which we intervened for Traditional Water Harvesting System Regeneration, Human Trafficking awareness, Stay Education in schools, livelihood innovation, organic farming, rehabilitation of differently able, Farmers development through Producers Company, Nutritional support to children through Vitamin A, Albendazole; to pregnant women with multi vitamin and relief from sun heat through Glucose D distribution to school children, post peon, construction and casual workers.

Intensively, we worked for traditional water harvesting system regeneration, awareness generation against human Trafficking, Livelihood innovation through DKA/Kfb project at Gumla with fruitful impacts of agriculture, vegetable, horticulture, livestock etc which is at return level with crops, fruits income and the level of income of target households has increase Rs.3000 additionally on average/year.

NABARD (National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development) – PRODUCE innovation this year has strengthened our DKA target beneficiaries for collective innovation of input and output for/from the field and earning more of profit to the farmers only curtailing any mediator/businessmen in market chain; in this process, Jairaji Suphala Kisan Utpadan Producer Company has been with 525 farmer members and 5.25 Lakh share capital.

In Namkum block, where we are working for rehabilitation of children with disability in 15 villages, the community comes up with strong will power for inclusion of differently able children for their prestigious life style with dignity by DPOs interventions- education and health supports.

Nutritional support to children and pregnant women through Vit. A, Albendazole and multivitamin, we could served to 8500 children in 2 round and 70 women in Ranchi, Gumla, East Singhbhum districts of Jharkhand, Purulia district of west Bengal with support of Vitamin Angle.

Scorching Sun Heat relief in month of May 2018, Glucose D bottles were supported to (7728 nos.) school children, post peons, casual labourers and homes at poverty level in Ranchi, Gumla, Khunti, East Singhbhum, Hazaribagh districts of Jharkhand with support of Dabur India Limited.

For all direct and indirect supports for successful achievements in process of realization of institution’s vision/objective, the institution takes opportunity to thanks all. The realization of vision/objective could be possible only due to cordial efforts and process of thinking of the associates of the organization. We also cannot forget of the guidance, messages, assistances that have taken by our support agencies. Thanks for their cordial partnership.

At last, the organization takes opportunity to pay its cordial thanks to all similar ideologists, technologists, professionals and individuals who think for a sustainable society with equity and free of exploitation in association with us.

With our best compliments and anticipating cooperation to our mission…………..

(Dr. Dipak Prasad) Managing Trustee

THE YEAR 2019 OF THE ORGANIZATION “CENTRE FOR DEVELOPMENT” (C f D) IS

DEDICATED TO CHILDREN & WOMEN WHO ARE IN NEED OF MICRO NUTRIENTS AND SKILL TRAINING FOR OUR HEALTHY NATION BUILDING......

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