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Socio-Economic Development Programme(Rap3/Sed-P) RURAL ACCESS PROGRAM3/ SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME (RAP3/SED-P) Submitted to: Rural Access ProgramProgram3333 (RAP(RAP3333)) District Technical Office, Dailekh Reporting Period: Dec, 20013 to July, 2016 Submitted by: Social Service Center (SOSEC) Nepal, Dailekh Narayan Municipality 1, Dailekh, NEPAL Phone: 089410096/410187, Fax no: 089-410093 Toll Free no: 16608942001/9858050104 Mailing Address: [email protected]/[email protected] Website: www.sosec.org.np Table of Contents 1. Introduction of Organization……………………………………………………………………1-2 1.1 General Introduction........................................................................................................................1 1.2 Legal status of the organization.....................................................................................................1 1.3 Vision...................................................................................................................................................1 1.4 Mission....................................................................................................................................1 1.5 Goal.........................................................................................................................................1 1.6 Objectives.............................................................................................................................1-2 1.7 Value & Norms......................................................................................................................2 1.8 Target Group/Right holders...................................................................................................2 2. RAP3/SED Programme Background.......................................................................................................2 3. Goal.......................................……………………………………………………………………....2 4. Objectives......................…………………………………………………………………………....2 5. Expected Outcomes of SED-P..................................................................................................................2-3 6. Working Areas............................. ........................................................................................................3 7. Program Strategy.............................................................................................................................................3 8. Target Beneficiaries .... ........................................................................................................................3 9. Activities......................................................................................................................................................... ..3 10. Summary of Achievement..............................................................................................................................4 11. Progress Details...........................................................................................................................................4-7 12. Learning & Experiences.................................................................................................................................7 13. Problems............................................................................................................................................................7 List of Annexes: Annex 1: Beneficiaries Details……………………………………………………………………..8-9 Annex 2: Details of Small Plastic pond…………………………………………………………….10 Annex 3: Mobilize Human Resource………………………………………………………………11 Annex 4: Mobilize Local Service Providers……………………………………………………..11-13 Annex 5: Financial Progress…………………………………………………………………….14-20 SAMAYOJAN RAP3 Executive Progress summary………………………………………………………………..…..21-22 1. Program Background & Introduction……………………………………………………...……..22 Summary data of progress……………………………………………………………….…...23-24 Description of Activities………………………………………………………………..…….25-28 Financial Progress…………………………………………………………………………….......29 Staff Details………………………………………………………………………………………29 SED-P in Newspaper……………………………………………………………………...…..30-33 Abbreviation RAP3/SED -P Rural Access Program 3/ Socio -Economic Development Program SOSEC Social Service Centre NGO Non -Governmental organizat ion DAI Dailekh MWR Mid -Western Region PAN Permanent Account Number CBOs Community Based Organizations INGOs International Non -Governmental Organization VDC Village Development Committee FBS Farmer Business School NTFPs Non -Timber Forest P roductions HHs House holds MMCs Market Management Committees DM Deshigande Mahabu Road Corridor CM Chupra Meheltoli Road Corridor RS Ramghat Sinhasain Road Corridor IG Income Generation DAG Disadvantage Group VC Value Chain ELF Ex perienced Leader Farmer LRP Local Resource Person WUMP Water Use Master Plan MUS Multi use System CFUGs Community Forest User Groups DDC District Development Committee LAs Line Agencies Yr. Year DCCI Dailekh Chamber Commerce & Indust ry Program Compilation Report of SED-P/RAP3 (Dec, 2013-Jul, 2016) SOSEC, Nepal Dailekh Introduction of Organization: 1.1 General Introduction : Social Service Centre (SOSEC), Nepal Dailekh is one of the non-political and non-profitable social organization which has been founded in 2054 B.S. with the goal of serving the backward people in the remote and undeveloped communities of Dailekh district. The organization tries to play the vital role in the social cultural and economic development of the community. SOSEC Nepal Dailekh is the result of the ambition and enthusiasm some adventures Dailekh youth who are always dedicated in the prosperity of community by analyzing the fact that only governmental offices cannot do all of the developmental work, and some efforts should be done by the civil society for the development of the community the organization has been performing different activities related to human rights, health, education, sanitation & agriculture with the partnership of different bilateral, Multilateral and other donor agencies that launch the program only for the disadvantage and back warded communities. SOSEC Nepal Dailekh considers that the community should be active and cleaver for their development. The development of a community depends on the activeness of the community people. Now there are 1 Dalit female and 1 Dalit male, 2 Janajati female, 2 other female and 4 other male altogether 10 members in the executive board of the organization. SOSEC has 36 General Member and 105 Life Member. 1.2 Legal status of the organization: SOSEC Nepal Dailekh has registered in District Administration Office Dailekh with the registration No-59-054/055 on 11 th Bhadra 2054 with in institutional organization registration Act.2054. Similarly SOSEC Nepal Dailekh is affiliated in Social Welfare Council Kathmandu with the affiliation no-6099- 054/055 and registered in NGO Federation Dailekh Regd. no.-DAI-03-MWR. SOSEC Nepal Dailekh is also been registered in PAN with no 300965292. 1.3 Vision: To constructed the equitable society with the establishment of empowered organization to play effectives & vital role in the integrated development of the community. 1.4 Mission: To improve the educational, health, economic and Right aspect of the women, Dalit, Janajaties, Children and poor with the help of social mobilization and peoples participation. 1.5 Goal: To improve the educational, health and economic condition of the target groups by centralizing the social inclusion. To access the people in the aspect of right who have no access in their right. To increase the institutional capacity of the organization by emphasis on human resource development. 1.6 Objectives: Increase income through mobilization of local fund. Development of agriculture & forestry, livestock and small enterprises for the welfare of society. Protection of environment, local resources and local indigenous knowledge. With the co-ordination of different line agencies, development of need based local infrastructures. Sustainable capacity building of human resources. Promote institutional development and raise public awareness among people for collective action &self-help. Improvement of community health and reproductive health of rural people through mobile health camp, health campaign, training and public awareness programmes. Increase employment opportunities through enhancement of local skill and technical know-how. Support people that are suffer from conflict. Page 1 of 33 Program Compilation Report of SED-P/RAP3 (Dec, 2013-Jul, 2016) SOSEC, Nepal Dailekh Publication of leaflets, booklets and establishment of community radio. Aware the rural people about the present burning issues of HIV/AIDS, girl trafficking child labor, domestic violence etc. Networking with the CBOs/NGOs/INGOs. 1.7 Value & Norms o Social Equality o Peoples participation o Transparency o Neutrality 1.8 Target Group/Right holders SOSEC considers the following communities, the target communities o Women, Dalit, Janajati, Poor, Children, Minority community, People with Disability 2. Program Background: Dailekh is one of the poor and back-warded districts in mid-western development region of Nepal. Major problems of the district are social beliefs, illiteracy, traditional farming system, low industrial and skill development. Majority of the youth are gone to aboard for scale up living standard and socio-economic status of family. Social Service Centre (SOSEC) Nepal Dailekh, which is working in the community since 2054 got the opportunity to work in the poorest,
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