Lab to Land Initiative in Assam. About SIRD, Assam Training infrastructure

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Lab to Land Initiative in Assam.About SIRD,
AssamTraining infrastructure

• Present status.
• 2 (two) campuses having capacity for 250
  participants.
• 12 (twelve) Extension Centres having capacity for
  60 participants in each.
• Resource Centre in IT Skill Development is
  coming up.
• Satellite Hub with 15 SITs ready for functioning.

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• 20 Resource Centres set up under BRGF.
• 2 (two) Extension Centres upgraded as Regional
  Centres.
• Faculty strength
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• SIRD HQs 20
• Extension Centres 60
• Trainers panel
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• SIRD, HQs 70
• Extension Centres 130

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Training plan

• Training programmes organised from 2005 2006 to
  2009 2010
• Number of officials trained 48834
• Number of elected representatives 55960
• of PRIs
•  Total 104794
• Training plan 2010 2011
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• Total course 1634
• Total participants 58985

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Field level training

• Present strategy.
• 60 of courses are organised in a decentralised
  manner through Extension Centres.
• Off campus training programmes in the field for
  grass root level functionaries.
• Team of Resource Persons selected and trained for
  field level training.

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Wider dissemination of knowledge

• Training on social mobilisation in the field for
  awareness on rural development programmes and
  strengthening Gram Sabhas.
• Team of Animators and Facilitators for mobilising
  rural people through awareness programmes.
• Social workers, representatives of NGOs, CBOs,
  SHGs, Rtd. Teachers are trained up.
• Social capital already built by SIRD will be
  used.
• 120000 families assisted in groups under special
  projects of SIRD.
• 25000 are youth.
• Women and youth will be oriented for
  dissemination of knowledge in the field.

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LAB TO LAND INITIATIVEDIMORIA DEVELOPMENT
BLOCK OF KAMRUP DISTRICT IN ASSAM
Basic information of the block.
Name of the block Dimoria Development Block
District Kamrup
Area of the Block 26164 Hectare
Gram Panchayats 12
Revenue villages 144
Inhabited villages 140
Uninhabited villages 4
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Total population 119548 (as per 2001 census)
Demographic pattern SC 17023 (14.235) ST 15702 (13.131) Other 86823 (72.634)
Number of families living below the poverty line 14123
Women population 58122
Sex ratio 940
Population density per sq.km 457
Literacy rate 66,566 (55.665)
Male 38518 (62.670)
Female 28048 (48.257)
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Agriculture.
Cropped area Net Area sown Percentage of area sown more than once Average size of operational land holding of marginal and small farmers Land use pattern
16280 hectare 10987 hectare 37 1.27 hectares Sali paddy followed by vegetable
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Roads.
Length of surface road (excluding National Highway) Length of unsurfaced roads Length of National Highway Total length / habitation covered by PMGSY
70 Kms 155 Kms 40 Kms 40 Kms
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Health.
Primary health centres Dispensaries Bed strength
6 (PHC 1, CHC 1, Mini PHC 4) 4 58
Bank
Number of banks (Nationalised RRBs) 6
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Education.
Lower Primary School Middle English School High English School / Higher Secondary Degree College Jr. College Students under SSA Students under Mid-day meal programme Beneficiary under pre-school non formal education
126 26 37 2 3 18460 (2009 2010) 27801 (2009 2010) 10546
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Electricity Power.
Number of village electricity Number of household connected electricity
140 7100
Forest .
Total forest coverage 7873.88 hectare
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Current status of Rural Development Programmes in
the block. MGNREGA.
No of BPL families 14123
Registration
No. Of household registered since inception No. Of Job Card issued since inception
21103 20959
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Mandays generated
Mandays generated during last financial year Mandays generated during current financial year
262912 21900
Labour budget of the current financial year
Budget amount Persondays
Rs. 481.52 lakhs 272525
Demand for work
No. Of households demanded work during last financial year No. Of households demanding work during current financial year
10510 2509
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Employment generated
No. Of households completing 100 days during 2009 - 2010 206
Account opened.
Number of Bank / postal accounts Percentage of Job Card Holders opened bank / postal accounts.
20959 100
Infrastructure created under permissible works.
Number of works Number of works
Completed Ongoing
5 48
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Vigilance Monitoring Committee Social Audit.
No. Of Vigilance Monitoring Committee formed No. Of social audit teams working No of works socially audited
53 12 48
MIS status Updated Technical persons working
against each GP One technical person in each GP.
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• General observations
• Following are the significant aspects that come
  to the notice under MGNREGA in the block.
• Participatory planning at community level.
• Financial inclusion 100 payment through bank
  and postal accounts.
• Accountable trained up personal at various
  levels.
• Planning, organisational and administrative
  capacity of the Gram Panchayats have improved.
• Closure relationship between panchayats and poor.
• Use of electronically generated muster roll.

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• Recent development
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• All the Gram Panchayats will have computer
  facilities soon.
• Handholding training to the Secretaries of GPs on
  use of computer and PRIAsoft locally

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SGSY Number of SHGs developed and assisted.
No of SHGs formed developed No of SHGs assisted with revolving fund and bank loan supported by back ended subsidy
702 683
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Federation and marketing facilities.
Whether federation formed Kinds of marketing facilities No of SHGs participated in regional and national level melas
Block level federation has been constituted and has already been submitted to the DRDA One market complex has been constructed. One village hut is being constructed. 28
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Activities taken up by the groups

• Weaving.
• Piggery
• Goatery
• Poultry
• Dairy
• Tailoring
• Pottery
• Cultivation

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Arrangement for skill development training

• One SHG training cum facilitation centre at Block
  HQs.
• One weaving training centre has been established.

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Initiative of the SIRD under Special SGSY in the
Block

• SIRD mobilised more than 2000 rural people in the
  block around selected income generating
  activities in clusters to popularise both group
  and cluster approach.
• Clusters with activities taken up in a planned
  manner through application of appropriate
  technology and skill development came up.
• Activities are backyard poultry farming,
  handloom, mechanised agricultural activities,
  dairy, piggery.

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• The institute converged all the support services
  for the growth of the activities.
• Handloom Common Facility Centre has been
  functioning in the block to provide support
  services to the weavers.
• Transformation in quality of life and empowerment
  are visible in the clusters.
• Activities in the clusters created demonstration
  for further replication in the block.

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IAY
Houses sanctioned and constructed.
No of houses sanctioned against physical target in the current financial year No of houses constructed and completed as against the target of the last financial year
289 603
Coverage
Women SC ST Minorities Physically handicapped
144 191 204 25 Nil
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Others
Procedure of fund received by the beneficiaries Time taken for construction of a house Transparency
Fund is released to the beneficiary in the form of A/C payee cheques in 2 instalments 3 months Launched in the website.
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Indira Gandhi National Old Age Pension. Number
of beneficiaries 2226 NFBS. Number of
beneficiaries 175 The SIRD, Assam has taken up
Dimoria Development Block in Kamrup district in
first phase. The Kapili Development Block in
Morigaon district has been proposed to be taken
up in the next phase.
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General action plan under the initiative in the
block
Sl. No. Objective or key result area Actions Success indicator
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1 Awareness generation of rural development programmes A community information centre Focal point for dissemination of information. Number of awareness programmes organised, village and people covered
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2. Mobilising people for Gram Sabha Awareness campaign. CBOs, social workers, youth, women will be involved. Around 3000 youth, farmers and women already assisted under the special projects of SIRD will also be involved. Meaningful participation of rural people in the Gram Sabhas. Number of youth, women trained up to act as animators and facilitators.
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2. Mobilising people for Gram Sabha Leaflets in assamese on Rural Development programmes. TOT programmes for the CBOs, youth and women with Neheru Yuva Kendra. Team of youth, women and social workers as animators and facilitators. Team of youth, women and social workers developed.
3. Application of PRA techniques. PRA techniques in the field to facilitate participatory planning, monitoring, identification of beneficiaries. People trained up for participatory planning, monitoring.
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4. Registration under MGNREGA through awareness generation Awareness programmes under MGNREGA to facilitate registration and grievance redressal. Number of Families covered under the process.
5. Social audit for transparency and accountability Social audit teams will be trained in the field to facilitate social audit and to maintain transparency Participation of people in social audit and improvement in followup.
6. Facilitating grievance redressal
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7. Convergence through inter departmental coordination Interface between villagers and line departments for dissemination of information better accessibility to the services. Improvement in service delivery.
8. Organisation of users groups, committees, beneficiary committees for monitoring, maintenance and sustainability. Training to users groups, beneficiary committees for qualitative monitoring. Number of Users groups, beneficiary committees formed and qualitative monitoring conducted.
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9. Training to the members of the Vigilance and Monitoring Committees. Training for better monitoring under MGNREGA, IAY and other programmes. Number of members trained up and improvement in monitoring mechanism.
10. One round of Training programmes to all the PRI members, line department officials and other functionaries in the blocks. Trainers will be sent to the block for handholding training and also to monitor the impact of training. Participants covered under handholding training programmes and improvement in service delivery.
11. Handholding training and evaluation of the impact of training in the field for. Same as 10
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12. Formation and development of federations. Special training among the SHGs for development of federations. Number of federations formed.
13. Training on skill development and exposure for selected youth, farmers and women. Identification of youth, farmers, women. Youth, farmers and women imparted skill development training.
14. Development of a team of master trainers for skill development and also to act as facilitators. Intensive training as master trainers and facilitators for self employment oriented activities in the block. Number of master trainers so developed.
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15. Mobilising youth for self employment Special drive to select unemployed youth and farmers for self employment. Number of youth mobilised for self employment and provided with bank loan and other assistance.
16. Credit mobilisation. Coordination with the banks will be maintained.
17. Training programmes for Facilitators of SHGs under SGSY/NRLM. The SIRD will select NGOs, CBOs and impart special training as facilitators. Number of facilitators so developed.
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18. Handholding training to all Secretaries of Gaon Panchayat and other staff. Field level resource persons will be arranged for handholding. Handholding training programmes organised.
19. Multisectoral facilitating team A team of multisectoral grass root level workers like Gram Sevaks / Sevikas, VLEWs, Health Workers, Anganwadi Workers etc. will be formed. Better delivery of services.
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20 Focus on gender issues Elected women representatives of Panchayats will be organised. Better service delivery for women and children.
21 Impact study Studies of the programmes to demonstrate the impact.
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