" " Programs implemented in the State of Bihar and " Jharkhand " ANNUAL """"" " REPORT #!$%&$' " Integrated Development Foundation 101/103 Yashodha Apartment, Panchwati Colony Lane in Front of Women ITI (Rd#23) Digha, Patna -800011 !" " Contact Ph +91 7463938897 | [email protected] | web: www.idfngo.org Contents PAGE A. Brief Profile of the Organisation Districts Funding 02-04 B. Projects and Programs 05-95 Projects with International Agency 05-60 1 Child Centred Community Development Program Vaishali Plan India 05 -14 Empowering community to Minimize Slavery and Geneva 2 Muzaffarpur 15 -22 Combat Trafficking Global 3 Disaster Risk Reduction in Indian State Muzaffarpur Oxfam India 23 -31 4 Pahel – towards Women (PRI) Empowerment Muzaffarpur CEDPA 32 -38 5 Water Window Trans Boundary Flood Resilience Supaul LWR 39 -44 8 Distrcits of 6 Comprehensive Abortion Care IPAS 45 -46 Bihar 7 Child Centred Community Development Program Chaibasa Plan India 47 -52 1. Darbhanga 2. Madhubani 8 Girls First (Emotional Resilience –Adolescent issu) 3. Vaishali CorStone 48 -56 4. Sitamdih 5. Motihari 9 SHG Resilience Project Vaishali CorStone 57 -60 CSR Projects 61-88 10 Holistic Rural Development Program Samastipur HDFC Bank 61 -74 11 Empowerment of Grass Root Organisation Munger ITC Ltd. 75 -85 Vaishali, 12 I-Clean Project Syngenta 86 -88 Muzaffarpur Projects with UN Agency 89-95 Building capacity of VHSNC to address the Issue 11 of Decline CSR and enhance the value of Girl Vaishali UNFPA 89 -92 Child under BBBP Global 12 Promoting Sustainable Sanitation in Rural Area Saraikela San itation 93 -95 Fund C. Disclosure Financial Status (Audited Account) of FY 2017-18 of the Organization 96 -99 D. Disclosure of Governance 100-101 E. Previous Projects Completed in Last financial Year 101-102 " $" " BRIEF PROFILE OF THE ORGANISATION (IDF ) Since its inception IDF has endeavoured to raise aspirations and improve everyday life for the most marginalized and excluded rural populations of Bihar & Jharkhand. Founded in 1993 by a group of young social development professionals, Integrated Development Foundation (IDF) is registered under the Societies Registration Act, 1860. IDF works with its head office at Patna and eight field offices across Bihar & Jharkhand towards advocating for social change. With a mission is to ensure better health, security, and well-being for the poorest and most deprived members of rural communities & a vision to build an egalitarian society in which all community members can realize their right to a life of quality and dignity. The organisation is guided by three operating principles: building local capacity, strengthening community institutions, and fostering community-based leadership & following the strategies for creating sustainable rural development through rights-based approach and leveraging women’s empowerment. IDF projects are supported by UN agencies, national and international funders, Leading Corporates under CSR and state governments. IDF is also the lead member of several state and regional NGO networks. IDF has traveled a long way through diverse strategies to strenuously take forward its mission in real spirit translating into practice while implementing various community based Projects at grass-root level. While our long-term goal is to develop project models that are sustainable and can be replicated by government agencies state-wide, IDF has already created a major health education initiative on kala azar (black fever) for the government of Bihar, trained approx. 200000 adolescent girls on MHM (Menstrual Health Management), brought clean water and sanitation to 3,250 rural families, facilitated emotional resilience curriculum through ‘Girls First’ in 5 districts of Bihar in Kasturba Gandhi Balika Vidyalay (residential Schools for Girls) , ensured child centred community development of approx. 6000 Children in Bihar & Jharkhand, raised individual health standards in deprived rural communities by 40 percent, done capacity building of approx. 4000 VHSNC members on components of Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao, ensured access to government services for 25,000 families, trained more than 500 women for elected community leadership positions, extended education and delayed the age of marriage for about 7,000 girls, provided micro-loans enabling 3,000 women to start first-time independent businesses, and enabled approximately 5,000 families to prepare to cope effectively with recurrent floods as well working towards Capacity Building of local Elected Leaders towards participative planning and democratic decision making. RECOGNISITION Facilitated under Support My School Campaign(SMS) towards improving school infrastructure, Received Total Sanitation Campaign (Nirmal Gram) awarded by chief minister of Bihar, Credibility Alliance Certificate meeting desirable norms for governance, transparency, accountability, and internal policies and procedures. Member of Grant Aid Committee GOB, District Health Mission and Voluntary Action Network India (VANI). #" " IMPORTANT CREDENTIALS OF THE ORGANIZATION (IDF ) Registered in 1993 (18 th November), under the Societies Registration Act 1860, = No. 536 Registered under FC(R) A = No. 031170122 Registered under 80G and 12A = No. 1781-83 and 1784-86 IDF PAN Number = No. AAATI1253K TDS = No. PTNI00415C ORGANIZATIONAL FOCUS Adolescent Issues and RH Water and Sanitation Reproductive, Sexual & Community Health Child Protection & Care Disaster Preparedness and Relief Community Leadership & LSG Livelihoods & Trafficking OUR VISION is an egalitarian society in which all community members can realize their right to a life of quality and dignity. This vision is guided by three operating principles: building local capacity, strengthening community institutions, and fostering community-based leadership. Our key strategies for creating sustainable rural development are using a rights-based approach and leveraging women's empowerment. IDF projects are supported by UN agencies, national and international funders, and state governments. IDF is also the lead member of several state and regional NGO networks. MISSION STATEMENT : IDF's mission is to ensure better health, security, and well-being for the poorest and most deprived members of rural communities. DONORS (TILL DATE ) International/Bilateral Agencies : Australian High Commission, the Consulate General of Japan, Project Concern International, Action Aid, Pathfinder International, The Hunger Project, CARE, CRS, ICRW, NFI, SIMAVI, Water Aid, PACS (DFID) Geneva Global, PLAN International, IPAS, SDTT, LWR. Oxfam, CAF India, DCA, CorStone (a US agency). UN Agencies: UNDP, UNICEF, UNFPA, Global Sanitation Fund (GSF). Government Department: WDC (IFAD Govt of Bihar), JWDS (IFAD-Govt. of Jharkhan CSR (Corporate) Funding: HDFC Bank, ITC, Sygenta India Ltd . CORE STRATEGY OF COMPETENCY Capacity Building (through training, community process, FGD, community meetings etc) Building Institutions (empowered and organized platform) at community level and Mobilization. Creating conducive environment CONTACT PERSONS : Manoj Kumar Verma, Director (9431456434) & Babul Prasad, Chairman (" " At A Glance of the Organization ! >?78@! )?:27?726:;! B4638)98:7! $A<! C8?371;!"$<! ! =((;!$"<! ! ! *+,-+./" D@?EE29F2:G;!'<! ! 011,2.34,5" 67859: " ! C8?371HI(CJ;! %<! 01234! ! K8:48@!K2@3! 56789726:;!'<! 01234;!+<! L2M8321664)! N4O9?726:;!%<! L69?3! BG@2;!'<! G6M8@:?:98;! .<! K6M8@:X8:7;! Y718@;!"*A'<! PQ3878@?3/ #*"-<! R:78@:?726:?3! 0V(! BG8:9Q;! I9?@W6@?78)J;! +#*%%<! "-*.'<! *.+35;+<=4>"" 6?.3;-,+@: " "#$%&$'! ST!BG8:928);! $"*U.<! B))87);! V?3?@28);! #*.U<! -"*#"<! 7859"011,2.34,5" #!$% &$'"" A,3.1"7859 !! ()*!+,$-,.+,+$%/&! B4X2:;! 5@6G@?X;! %*##<! +#*U-<! )" " PROJECT - 1 Child Centered Community Development Program In Vaishali Bihar | Supported by Plan International | in 22 Villages | HR -20 Support PLAN International A. BACKGROUND Integrated Development Foundation (IDF) is working in partnership with Plan India in 22 communities of Rajapakar block of Vaishali for the sustainable change and development. IDF reaches out to 1936 families through sponsorship program covering 67112 direct populations. The personnel involved are 1 Program Manager, 3 Project Coordinators, 1 Sponsorship Coordinator, 1 Accountant, 1 Admin Asst. & 13 Field Level workers. Integrated Development Foundation (IDF) has been working in the Rajapakar block of Vaishali, Bihar since 2008 for the under privileged and deprived sections of the society. The majority of the population comprises of schedule caste accounting for 23% and backward caste comprising almost 30% of the total population. The literacy rate is very low and only 59% of the male and 39% of the female are literate. As reported 41% of the population lives below the poverty line and 22% of the population are landless and engaged as an agricultural labourer. The majority of the people are dependent on the agriculture for their livelihood with leaving no other means for survival. Due to the small land holding, the family find very hard to survive and ultimately the majority of the families are forced to migrate to nearby cities. The youth at the age of 15-18 migrate in search of job to the nearby cities and towns. The child labour has substantially reduced but it cannot be ruled out. One of the major problem has been the child marriages, evidence shows that early marriages at the age of 10-12 years among the girls have reduced but there has been slight age shift to 16-18 years. Although, there has been some actions to stop the child marriage, but