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Volume 11 Madhya Pradesh Anuppur Balaghat Dindori Mandia Seoni Shahdol Sidhi Umaria Maharashtra GadchiroliGondiya __Odisha__BaiangirDeogarh/Debagarh Gajapati Kalahandi Kandhamai Kendujhar Koraput Malkangiri Mayurbhanj Nabarangapur Nuapada Rayagada Sambalpur SonepurSundargarh__Uttar Pradesh

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Sonbhadra West Bengal Medtnipur West

Madhya Pradesh

Districts covered under lAP with number of works in parentliesis

1. A n uppur(4 6 3 )3. Dindori (7 7 5 )5. Seoni (1 2 0 8 )7. Sidlii (1 0 2 9 )

2. Balaghat (6 6 0 )4. Mandia (5 67 )6. Shahdol (6 2 6 )8. Umaria (2 3 9 )

Amount Released : Rs. 360.00 crore

Expenditure Reported : Rs. 204.87 crore (56.91<Vb)

Type of Worlts :

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Type of Work Taken up Completed

1. Anganwadi Centres 874 2852. Ashram Schools 35 193. Community Hall 124 114. Drinking Water

Facilities/Drainage & Sanitation1415 1075

5. Electric Lighting 482 726. Godowns 112 497. Health Centres/Facilities 143 908. Livelihood Activities 175 1229. Minor Irrigation Works 123 7310. School Buildings/School

Infrastructure223 83

11. Skill Development and Training 109 6812. Veterinary Hospitals 3 013. Village Roads 904 44614. Others • 845 335

Total : 5567 2728

Integrated Action Plan (lAP) forSelected Tribal and Backward Districts

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O b j e c t i v e To provide Computer Fundamental knowledge and connect youth's of lAP area villages to Income Generation Activity through Employment Generation Activities.

Name of Work Computer Skill TrainingDTP and Personality Development250 Trainees in financial year 2011-2012 (Youth's of lAP Area Villages)60 Days (240 Hours)

BRC Building, Janpad Panchayat Jaithari

CourseTargetTraining Period :

Training Place

Under the lAP program CEDM AP Anuppur had been appointed as executing agency to provide Computer Training lo youth District Anuppur (M.P.). Under this program Janpad Panchayat o f concerned villages had provided the list o f short listed candidate’s for training in CEDM AP, Anuppur. After that since 01-10-2011 CED M A P had started the first batch In first financial year target was fixed to trained 250 students, in which 150 candidates have been trained till date. Due to limited seats 50 candidates are in waiting list. After the training o f the 1*' batch 10 candidates had being selected as Computer Operator in Collector Rate in various Government and Private Organizations.

During the training period trainee’s have given Rs. 50/- per day encouragement scholarship based on their attendance, due to which they can get Rs. 1500/- per month during training. To provide quality training to the candidates quality master trainers having qualification M.C.A.. & M.Sc. (Computer Science) have been appointed.

During the training period counseling o f trainees arc organized time to time. Due to which trainees arc developing their personality accept computer education. During the counseling candidates are provided knowledge and advantage about the various employment generation schemes o f the government. Due to this activity youth’s o f the lAP area villages are showing their keen interest in training and in starting their income through self employment schemes.


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Objective

Name o f Work Target Work Place

To provide immediate Health facility in Integrated Action Plan villages along with Block level by Ambulance Vehicle04 Nos. Ambulance VehicleTo provide Health facility at Block Level.All Block level Hospitals.

Under the scheme o f lAP the Ambulance Vehicle has purchased to provide health facility at block level, by which 4763 families o f Pusprajgarh block, 9757 families in kotma block, 18591 families in Jaithari and in Anuppur Block 49036 families o f lAP villages and all families at block level getting Advantage o f this facility, before it due to lack o f ambulance facility various difficulties had been faced to carry the serious patients for their treatment to the district hospital and other district’s higher facility hospitals. In this condition many poor patients were dicing due to unavailability o f vehicle like ambulance. Therefore purchase o f 04 Nos. o f ambulance vehicle, under the lAP scheme Rs. 28 Lakh had been sanctioned and to utilized above mentioned fund’s the district has purchased 04 Nos. o f ambulence on 20-09-2011 and flind has been utilized. All the purchased ambulance provided health facilities regularly for their target and work places.

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Lighting of houses of Baiga’s bv Solar LanternThere is no discomfort about non availability of electricity in remote, distant village of

“Maikal Pahad”, because every house in the village lightend by solar lanlem and got honor ofbecoming first village of district Anuppur M.P. In this village about 150 Nos. of Scheduled Tribepeoples of 38 Baiga’s Families arc living.

The village of Maikal pahad was depend on light of chimanee (Kerosin based) as like other villages of the block. The Proposal of providing solar lantern facility given in Gram shabha by MPRLP, considering about four month ago in this year, in which villagers became ready to use the Solar lamps.

The solar lantern has been provide to the Adiwashi Baiga by MPRLP with the help TERI institute of Delhi to awareness of pollution against environment. Rs. 1.20 laks grant has giving by TERI. The cost of each solar Laltan is Rs. 500 of that Rs. 250 is provided as grant and Rs. 250 as loan of each families. The loan will be payable inthree installment. A solar energy system has established for charging of “ Solar Lantern” Now “Solar Lantern” become choice preference of remote Adiwashi Baigas it is not only its lower expenses but also they escape the pollution of smoke of chimanee by which they suffer many health problems. A committee of energy development’s has made by the villagers for management of solar lantern and to recover Rs 15/- Per month recharging fees from the each family.

Now Solar lantern replaced the kerosin chimanee and lantern, even villagers using to solar lantern in their family celebrations and festivals also. The children has become happy to availability of solar light for their study while women and girls arc happy to think about sufficient and available good visible light for preparing of the dinner. The quotation by and older villager Smt. vidhyabati “Now we have not work in dark and no fear to go out at night”, which reveals the happiness of baiga’s in the Maikal village of Pusprajgarh block district Anuppur.

The solar energy has better option to fulfill the demand of electricity and Petroleum also. So that the special attention will have to keep on the solar Lantern which has given Maikal village in Anuppur.


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lAP Success Stories: Balaghat District, Madhya Pradesh

1. Redeeming the self-esteem

Recently, both naxalism and counter-naxalism have recieved heightened public attention. State has

rightly zeroed on bridging the developmental deficit as its core strategy. However, we also need to

scale up the absorption capacity of targeted communities for such developmental initiatives.

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Front page of Hrst edition of Baiea newsletter "lAI lOHAR"

Absorption capacity of society can loosely be referred as it capacity to withstand the change bought

by normative development. It is ,in this sense, a sort of soft infrastructure consisting of self belief

and self-worth that keeps society moored in face of coming changes. If a society lacks such capacity,


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the developmental initiatives can have nr any unintended consequences like outsiders cornering the

major share, accrued income fuelling the habit of alcoholism, or rise in inequitable social practices

particularly against females. Thus, we, in Balaghat, have taken special precaution to develop such

soft infrastructure in targeted communities to ensure that accretion of physical infrastructure is a

net value addition activity to targeted community.

In course of our consultations, we discovered that self esteem is a critical determinant of ability to

withstand change. Here, tribal communities, particularly primitive tribes, fares very badly. More

often than not they have been pitied at best and condescended at worst. One of the side effects of

all such well meaning initiatives has been near evaporation of self worth among primitive tribes.

They tend to believe that they have nothing worthwhile to say about themselves or to share with

others. Their art, culture and ritual are only to be showcased as curiosities but they do not have any

element worth genuine value. One of the

symptoms of this lack of self respect is extreme shyness that we encountered among children of

Baiga community, a primitive tribe in our district.

KUWAR SINGH DHURWE. SARPANCH. A BAIGA TRIBAL

Thus, we started "Redeem self esteem "program under lAP in Balaghat district. As a first step, I held

several meeting with community and nudged them to share their stories, custom, songs, rituals etc

with us. Initial response everywhere was, "Hamare paas to aisa kuchh bhi nahin hai (we have

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nothing like this)". But we persisted and planned a separate newsletter for Baiga people in their own

language as a first step. We invited specially their school going children to contribute.

Till now, we have bought out two editions of the Baiga newsletter "JAIJOHAR" (means welconrie or

namste). I have been humbled by the response. We started with 1500 copies, but it was received so

well that we are planning 7000 copies for third editions. I was surprised by enthusiasm shown by

children. The range of innocent stories and paintings we received, vindicated faith in our initiative.

Till now, we have been publishing it only in Baiga dialect. However, we have convinced the

communities that their creativity is good enough to be shared with others. We are planning to have

our third addition in both Hindi and Baiga dialect. We also going to use this news letter as spring

board for our next level of "Regenerating self esteem" programs like women club and youth clubs.

There is growing demand to make it from bi-monthly to a monthly affair.

This effort has been recently lauded by the Union Ministry of Home and has been appreciated by

National Media (Times of India "MHA asks Red-hit dists to follow Balaghat model" Date: Feb 12,

2010)


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2. Training with guaranteedemployment

Unemployment is one of the major reasons for disaffection among youth in naxal affected

areas. With very few opportunities for employment, the areas in the interior and forested areas of

the district tend to become hotspots of such disaffection. It was found that, there were a significant

number of youth with basic education and who could be trained in activities like driving, motor

mechanic etc. and prepared for skilled employment rather than unskilled labour. Trainings have

been organised from time to time by various departments but their effectiveness has been limited

due to no guarantee of employment.

Therefore, a program was designed for training tribal youth of Baihar, Birsa and Paraswada

blocks which are predominantly tribal and heavily forested lAP blocks in LMV Driving and Motor

Mechanic works. An agreement was made with Tata Motors Jabalpur for training these youth over a

period of 45 days. It was agreed that the training agency shall ensure that at least 80% of the

trainees shall be provided with employment opportunities. Under this program a total of 20 youth

were successfully trained in LMV Driving. A program for training 15 youth in Motor Mechanic work is

currently underway.

Results from these trainings have been highly encouraging with majority of these trainees now

engaged in driving work in Balaghat with 5 of them receiving employment offers from Jabalpur. We

are now planning to scale up the training program to increase the number of beneficiaries and also

expand it to other lAP blocks.



3. Exposure Visits of Students

Continuing with the strategy of 'soft interventions' to scale up the absorption capacity of targeted

communities in Naxal affected areas, exposure of school going children to developments outside

their place of residence and more importantly in bigger cities was also found to be an important

aspect. Such exposure not only prepares them for the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead

on account of the normative process of development that is being carried out in these areas it also

helps the administration in propagating the ideas and benefits of development to their households.

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As a part of the exercise, 25 Tribal hostels with 50 seater capacity were selected and the students

residing in these hostels were sent on exposure visits to nearby cities like Jabalpur, Nagpur and

Raipur. Here they were taken around the city, its major landmarks and institutions etc. The

experiences and detailed accounts of the visit by the students made us realise that such visits

actually open up their imagination and also inspire them to aspire for better opportunities.

Total No. of Hostels ~ 25

Total No. of Students - 1250

Places Visited - Jabalpur, Nagpur, Raipur


4. Augmenting ICT infrastructure in Tribal Hostels

Satellite television has emerged as one of the major sources of information and exposure today. It

has become a window to the world and also a source of learning. While exposure visits to nearby

cities have given the children an idea of the level of development in the areas near to their places of

residence, Television has the ability to scale up this idea to a global level.

It is with this idea a program to augment the ICT infrastructure of Tribal hostels was implemented.

As a part of the program the hostels were provided with a 32 inch LCD television and a DTH set top

box. All the information related channels were subscribed on these boxes and a curriculum for TV

based learning was prepared for the benefit of the students.

Once again, this 'soft' intervention has proved to be an eye opener not only for the beneficiaries but

also to the administration in terms of the difference it can bring about to the whole learning process.

No. of Hostels provided with 32 inch LCD TV and DTH system : - 25



On the way to Success!

Impacting Livelihood of Villagers of Baigachak through capacity enhancement & creating Irrigation Infrtastrucutre(DBI)

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INTEGRATED ACTION PLAN (lAP)

Submitted to Collectorate Office, Dindori

by:

Dradan

Khanuja Colony, Dindori, Email- dindori(S)pradan.net


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Impacting Livelihood of Villagers of Baigachak through capacity enhancement & creating Irrigation Infrtastrucutre(DBl)

Over all Impact of lAP in 37 Villages:

Additional Income Earned f31 Jan 12) 52.72

In 37 villages of Baigachak cluster, PRADAN organized an intensive programme on field based

hands-on training with active participation of community under lAP, through out Kharif & Rabi

seasons in 2010-11. In cluster of 2-4 villages, one youth was identified and his/her capacity was

developed to provide technical support to farmers close to their fields. Events like exposure

visits and orientations were organized to bring a change in farmers' outlook and to broaden

their perspective, so that they could compare their own traditional rationale with the modern

ones and can take a better decision.

The goal set along with the community representative groups was-

Goal:

To build the capacity of farmers to grow foods for their family for round the year and also to earn

cash to meet out their basic livelihood need, using their resources efficiently.I______________________________________________________________________________

A leap towards becoming an 'Entrepreneur from a subsistence farm er'

- Vegetable cultivation brought smile on the face of Dhabban Bai ofJhamul village

This year, after getting training along with the Agri-Kit under the lAP, Dhabban Bai started

vegetable cultivation and till now she has earned about Rs 16500. After facing problem in early

kharif, later on, she re-gained her confidence and made success.



Impact of Diversion Based Irrigation Scheme in Village Uddhor

Budget of DBI Scheme ExpendHure

Additional Income earned by Farmers, ^ far

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«s U !7 Lakh (veg.crc^s under cuiiivation)

For Kamala Bai and Rakesh Bhaiya of Udhor village, it was a surprise to harvest cauliflower from

their kitchen garden using the water of Diversion Based Irrigation. They earned approx- Rs 7000

from selling vegetables.

For ensuring the ownership and sustenance of the infrastructure, village level meeting was

organised and for fast implementation of DBI scheme, a Karyakarini Samiti of women

representative of villages were formed for overall planning, monitoring and implementation of

work. Forest department supported this idea and after the 'Bhumi pujan' and worshipping the

village deity, villagers initiated the work. In this village, the water source is situated at a

distance of approximately 1 KM from the village.

As of today, more than 80% of the work has been completed in the village. This includes

construction of a tank at the source, laying of pipes and construction of distribution tanks in the

village.

Now villagers are extremely happy as because of the scheme they have round the year access

of water for irrigationa and for domestic use also.

Comparison of DBI with other irrigation scheme;

• In comparison of dam and other irrigation structure, the DBI is much effective as it has

less social issues which lead to convenient water distribution and the outlets are close

to their homestead land thus they can use it in their most productive and accessible

land i.e. their kitchen garden for growing cash crops like vegetables.

• Very Less Recurring & Maintenance cost- this is the USP scheme, and as Baigachak Area

is at the height of >700 m from MSL, plenty scope of such kind of schemes are there.

• Less per HH cost, on an average 1 scheme cost

Parameter Well Lifting Pump Dam & channel DBI

System based Irrigation

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Per Acre Cost Rs 40000 Rs 6000 + Fuel Cost

Rs 100 per Acre

per Irrigation

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NABARD Rates)

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Access to Water Based on site Flexible but close

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Limited Outlets are

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Ratesare approximate Rates, may vary with situatibn & time

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Fitting of pipes at Udhour

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outlet in Udhour village



DBI In o th er villages, w ork In p roerets-

Trench at DBI site in IVIajgaon

Storage tank at DBI source in Kharidihi

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Kunti Bai ofA jgar village, made a profit ofRs 11250 from vegetable cultivation and has

taken a positive step to use this learning to continue next year also without any

assistance. However access to good quality seed is still a concern., Similarly Bir singh

earned profit from cabbage & cauliflower, and his onion crop is going on, in same

village.

Lalla & Barelal o f Ranjara village has grown vegetable and also earned income in tune

of 7000-8000 in late Kharif however still busy in Rabi vegetable they estimate that they

will earn > 15000 this year, which is 80% of their existing annual income.

Mahto of Domuhani Village earned approx Rs 4000 from own produce and also Rs 3000

from selling others produce in nearby Chhatisgarh villages..

A brigade o f 21 Barefoot Agriculture Trainers working hard to bring a small 'GREEN

REVOLUTION', this time in villages of subsistence farmers.

Shobhit, ofJhamul village, Jham Singh of Kandawani, Mahulal ofTantar village, Dayal of

Khamehara, Hindwo ofAjgar, Khemram of Dhaba, Raj Kumari of Gaura Kanhari and

Bishnu ofLamhota, all these are name of young and energetic youth, who took a

complete training of Barefoot Agriculture trainer and now they are motivating farmers

of their villages for progressive and sustainable farming. They ore providing technical

and pest management support to farmers by visiting their field, regularly and

empathetically.

Farmers' friendly equipment like Marker^ Paddy Weeder. Nursery Tray. Solar Lamp,

Hazara and Treadle Pump help them in reducing drudgery and managing advance

agriculture practices conveniently

WOMEN POWER, making a difference



370 women took leadership role in conceptualizing and executing the lAP work in 37

villages through agriculture transformation. They came forward and took the

leadership role as village level Karyakarini Samiti, developed their management and

agriculture skills, brought their honesty, value for transparency, sensitivity and

resource management skills in implementing the work.

Simple, Field based Training ignited the dormant aspirations of farmers, and they took

initiative to write their destiny than just being victim of i t

A pictorial journey of works-

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Farmers on a field visit

Farmers inspecting a Vermicompost pit



Farmers inspecting Intercropping of Maize & vegetables

Khannat Women Farmers sharing their experiences to Baigachak Farmers during field

visit


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Farmers viewing a video on SRI system of Paddy

DBI Outlet

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Community Nursery

SRI Farmer


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Learning the Nursery Raising under Technical Guidance

SRI Field



Locally made Marker, for SRI

NURSERY TRAY


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WEEDING is now so convenient

Treadle Pump- A Farmer Pocket Friendly Lifting Device



Karyakarini Samiti in Action-Agriculture Input Management & Distribution

Karyakarini Samiti Building their Accountancy skills- Managing purchase accounts


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Tomato Cultivation

Learning Pest management



On the way to Success!


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1. Seed Godown

Integrated Action Plan (lAP) Distt - MandiaSuccess Stories

Most of the areas of the district where

Naxalite activities have been observed are

predominantly habited by the small and marginal

tribal farmers and their major source of income is

based on agriculture. The need to develop some

infrastructure - which would assist the farmers of

the region to get updated information, continual

support, and a place to organize their meetings -

had emerged as the major demand during the

village demand mapping exercise undertaken prior

to finalization of lAP draft plan as well as during

Decentralized Planning surveys done earlier in the

district. Keeping the above demand in view, 16

Seed Godowns ( each having a capacity of 500

mt.) were sanctioned by the district level lAP

committee at an estimated cost of Rs. 240.00 lacs.

Seed Godown - Rajo Village Block BIchhlya

These seed godowns will pave the way initially for solving the problem of seed grain storage

which is purchased by FCI ( Food Corporation of India ) / NAN ( Nagrik Aapoorti Nigam ) under the

procurement policy every year and subsequently will help in establishing grading units for allowing easy

supply of breeder seeds at the local level. Seed Producer’s Societies ( farmers who have benefited

through medhbandhan under MGNERGS ) have been registered at all the sites where seed godowns are

being constructed and given the license to trade in seed, fertilizer, pesticide and Mandi. Henceforth these

seed societies will take charge of all the activities of the seed godowns and provide all the necessary

services to the farmers. The profit earned by these societies will be shared by the members which will help them in augmenting their source of income.

The concept has helped in boosting the morale of the local farmers and provided an opportunity to the youth to associate themselves gainfully with their traditional livelihood practices - agriculture, but in a more organized and informed environment. The concept has the potential for paving the path towards developing a model for decentralized procurement cum public distribution system which will curtail transportation costs to a great extent, a challenge which the local team of officers is aiming to achieve with the active participation of local farmers.

Seed Godown ~ Mocha Village Block Bichhiya

Seed Godown - Kamta Village Block Nainpur


MADHYA PRADESH

Integrated Action Plan (lAP) Distt- MandlaSuccess Stories

2. Contructions of Mahua GodownsAlt the Naxals effected villages or blocks are heavily dense with rich forest. These blocks are eco tone area and comprises of both the forest types (Sal and Teak) Species . Mahua (Madhuka Indica) trees are one of the major Species spread over the area. Mahua is Locally used and consumed by the community. This is one of the major non Timber forest Produces (NTFPS). Sale and purchase of Mahua is done in large Scale by the local Traders Mahua is collected/ Harvested in the month of April and stored in Go downs till the price hikes all most upto double of its purchased price in just four months.

Mahua Godown- Kikra Village Block- Mawal

Mahua Godown- Mangll Village Block- Mawai

A producers company has been registered in Bichhiya block in which 55 SHG (150 members) are the primary members of NTFP produces Company. The company along with mahua, other trading of NTFP will carried out exp. Wild honey, Casia tora, Arjuna etc, will be collected by producers company. Business plan of NTFP collectors prepared and sanctioned by the local bank. Storage facility to the primary producers will help in increasing the livelihood of the Naxal effected community.

Local Traders make huge benefit out of this trading/ business. Entire mahua business is just a matter of keeping Mahua Flowers for 5 to 6 months. In order to save guard from the exploitation of local comrtiunity .storage facility (godowns) of Mahua was planned under lAP. Godowns will be used to store the other agricultural produces also. 10 Mahua godowns costing Rs. 100.00 Lacs were sanctioned to Forest Departments for constructions of godowns. 100 Mt. tons Mahua storage would be possible, 85 villages and 1200 Mahua collectors would be directly benefited.

Mahua Godown- Bhanpurkheda Village Block- Bichhiya



Integrated Action Plan (lAP) Distt- MandiaSuccess Stories

3. Rural Road Network Development Work

Four blocks of Mandia are adjacent to

Dist Balaghat which is affected by the naxal

movement in the area. These blocks are also

bordering Chattisgarh state.Due to dense

forest and the poor road connectivity in these

blocks naxals some time make trip to the

area and it is observed that they also creat

some incidences of presence of movement in

the area. Security and governance has been

an issue due to poor road connectivity in the

area. Keeping in mind a plan of developing

road infrastructure was planned under lAP . To start with ten roads including three small

sized bridges were identified under the

program. All the roads make 80.40K.M. in

total. Rs 3003.02 lacs was sanctioned to

MPRRDA which is implementing agency. 16

villages will be connected with Tar road

6813 people residing in the area will also be

benefited directly after the roads were

constructed. This is to mention that a road

connecting Sunhera to Daldali (Rehtakhera

State Boundary) Will Link interstate link road, all the villages falling between will be directly

benefiting. This Road Facility will be availed

by Chattishgarh also.

After having Constructed, these

Roads will not only benefit naxals affected

villages of Mandia District but it will benefit

to Neighboring District Balaghat. It is

expected that the Road Network

development would enhance local area in

over all development. It is also expected that

the area will have increased governance

Mechanism. Due to Increased road networks

transportation and other transactions will help

local area.

Road of Kachnari to Ahmedpur Block- Ghughri

Road of Mawal-Harratola-Dhangaon to Masna Block- Mawai

Road of Sunehra to Daldali (Rehtakhero State Border) Block-Mawai

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4. Fair Price Shop Cum Godown

Due to poor infrastructure in the dense forest naxal effected area, establishment and storage of food

grain has always been an issue. Poor, Katchha road and houses even makes the subject more difficult to operate . Though supply of food grain and kerosin by fair price shop is effective in

the naxal effective area too but better facility of PDS has been constraints.

Under lAP 82 Fair price shop cum godowns costing Rs. 841.32 lac sanctioned to Rural Engineering Services and Public works Department. Construction of building is going on. Storage of 8200 Mt. Ton food grain would be possible. 328 Villages will be directly benefited after construction of 82 fair price shop cum godowns. Such initiative in the area will bring positive and constructive mind set and main stream the community and increase the overall governance system in naxal effected

area.

Fair Price Shop Cum Godown - Ghutas village block Mawai

Fair Price Shop Cum Godown - Jamgaon village block Nalnpur

Fair Price Shop Cum Godown - Anjani village block Mawal




5. Establishment of Solar Home Lights and Street Lights

There are some remotely/ isolated

villages located in forest specially in

naxal effected blocks. Power supply

to this villages has not been possible

due to above mentioned reasons.

Establishment of Solar Home Lights - Sathiya village block Mawai

To provide alternate energy to such villages a program of solar electrification was planned in 18 villages of one of the naxal effected blocks. 52 street lights, 1375 home lights costing Rs. 99.00 lac was already sanctioned to MPUVN. Esteblishment works completed in 131 house hold in Sathiya Village of Mawai block ( One of the naxal effected blocks.)

Establishment of Solar Home Lights Sathiya village block Mawai

Establishment of Solar Street Lights Sathiya village block Mawai

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too will become Kalam'* says Phulwa

" I too will be become KALAM" says Phulwa laughing sparingly. This aspiration rose

glancing at the Aanganwadi centre in his door step. His father thanks to TAP and his village

Sarpanch for providing Phulwa an early care centre where he gets nutrition through his brunch at

Aanganwadi Centres and knows the world in the painted walls o f centre with the images o f lions,

elephants, alphabets and pictures o f different kinds o f fruits shown in a pleasant and child

friendly environment. That attracts him towards allround development. The Ex -President Dr.

Abdul Kalam Azad is now a roll model to him. And he knows well about lAP which will

materialize his dream facilitating a sustained development process by providing well structured

Aanganwadi Centres and Pucca Roads for him. Phulwa is the future o f his parents and villagers

too.


By Collector

Shahdol (M.P.)

MADHYA PRADESH

Success Story (lAP)lA P - "A Boon to Gram Panchayat Bansukli"

*'1AP has returned the happiness of Mithailal Baiga

BansukJi village of Jaisinghnagar Block of the district is an adjoining village of the

State of Chhatishgarh. The Tribals constitute a majority of population and earn their livelihood

through Agriculture and Labour. Agriculture is rain dependent which results in Kharif Crop Only

like Paddy, Kodo, Kutki, Maize etc. which does not suffice the need of inhabitants.

As per demand of the villagers, the work of micro-minor irrigation structures were

taken so as to provide irrigation, drinking water and daily need of the villagers and cattle. These

structures have anributed in water table too. Persistently, the positive results are seen on the

ground during the current Rabi season. Irrigation to the 46 hectares of land by facilitating

irrigation to the tune. These structures have contributed in the conversion of unicrop land to double

crop land, subsequently additional income generation of 9.00 lakhs approximately.

This can be better viewed on the face of Mithailal Baiga, whose 5.00 acre land of

wheat crop is weaving green. Apart from above these water bodies have contributed to

employment of 6840 Mandays and recurring employment to 20 Families .

Village Sarpanch Yadav Singh rightly says "lAP has returned the happiness of

Mithailal Baiga and Many more...."

By Collector

Shahdol (M.P.)

MAOHYA PRADESHIntegrated Action Plan (lAP) for


Success Story (lAP)

"Dare not to challange us" says Yadav Singh, Gram Pradhan

"Muddy tracks, rainy days, children confined in their Kuchha houses is the story o f olden

days of Village Bansukli” says Yadav Singh, the Gram Pradhan o f Village Panchayat dares to say

"don't underestimate us , we are living with the facilities like cities here. And nobody can ignore

our mainstreaming. We will move with the same pace of development as our nation does." Now

for the villagers o f Bansukli, because of the construction o f 10 cement concrete roads under the

aegis o f lAP. There are 6 Schools and 3 Aanganwadi centres where almost 1300 Students are

studying and infants getting the nutrition and mid- day meals. Prior to implementation o f the lAP,

scenario was different. Despite of the will. Children were not enjoying the taste o f literacy, due to

lack o f easy approach to their schools. Apart form this, the villagers were unable to bring their

produce to the market and cater their need back. It can be rightly said, the roads o f lAP are now

the life-line o f the village Bansukli"

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Successful Story of District Sidhi (M.P.)

Integrated action plan of Distt. Sidhi on Basis o f Integrated action plan

It is said that "Happiness Story tells ets. story of development" such kinds of

developments have been done by Integrated action plan in Distt. Sidhi. Under this plan backwards and

tribes areas are taken away to words development. In Block kusumi and Majhauli the work for

development have been done by this Integrated action plan in distt. sidhi in Naxal - effective field. The

Result of these works that in these areas the development have been done in the field of education,

health. Agriculture and Traffic. In Forty Four (44) Gram Panchayat, in the Budget year 2010-11 and

2011-12 for 287 works Rs. 2780.98 lacs have been allotted. In these works 158 have been completed

and 129 are on progress for One "Pradhan Mantri Grameen Sadak" 29 Pakki Sadak, Sectioned in in

these 19 have been completed for the Facilities of traffic o f above works. With the Rs. 596.47 lacs, 86

Road Bridges to be built in these 51 have been completed. When all these works will be completed 27

thousand population will be benefited. To provide the education 15 additional Room, 14 Agan Badi

Kendra are being made with Rs. 149.20 lacs Sub. PHC Center are being made in kusami purain dol with

Rs. 15 Lacs. So that health facilities can be provided to villagers.

To Provide fresh water 50 hand pumps are sectioned with Rs. 37.50 lacs in these 42 have

f been completed, by this 3800 families have been given the facilities o f fresh drinking water For

enservation of water 36 Stop dam are sectioned with Rs. 408.45 lacs in these 19 have been completed

and 76 h. land can be made irrigative. Rs. 35 lacs have been provided to provide the Diesel pump,

electric pump, sprinkler to formers. By this irrigative agriculture has been developed and formers found

complete result for this works. To provide the villagers food materials in control rates 7 shops are

sanctioned in Rs 31.50 lacs. In these 3 shops have been completed and 2750 families have been

benefited. The Hat Market is being built in village bhuimad in tribes area. For the Storage of mahua 4

Godown have been made by Rs. 200 Lacs. So that poorer pupils can be sold this mahua's in 22 to 25 Rs.

per k.g. instead of 7-8 Rs. per K.g

Two Coaching Center have been made in Bastua and Bhuimad by Rs. 40 Lacs. To

develop Small Scale industry instruments are provided to villagers. And a Vetneray Hospital, is Being in

kusumi by Rs. 50 Lacs to provide the electric in 6 villagers Solar Energy have been established. To

provide to the work to 12000 families for the collection of milk to earn 1500-2000 monthly income the

refrigerating vehicle from Sanchi Dairy Corporation Jabalpur given the order for this type tanker to

make 750 "Mahila Swa Sahayata Samooh" to make the Agarbatti- kadi so that they could find out the

income ot 1000-2200 Rs per month per Family, to provide the happiness By Integrated action plan the

work are being done success fiilly.


MAOHYit PRADESH

The wav of Bhuimad to Kurchu has been become essay roads

Provide the way of development and the progress reached to villager by the are roads. A road

from bhuimad to kurchu is sanction in block sushmi in Distt. Sidhi. The length of this road is 20.20 km

and the cost is 275.30 lacs by the road seven villages will be lenged as kurchu- 315, maghauli-76,

Semra-300, Khamgarh-204 Keslar-436 Belgawn-81, Amrolla-292 Total Population 1704. Most of the

Population of thease back word centliged this this village is 100 km for from fist head quarter by after

made of this road the traffic will be easy to the people of the are villages to distt. head quarter, accept

the field is on the border o f chattisgarh so that the naxlion used it in defect situation for shelter. They

have been seen hear several under because police can reach hear a with very difficulty and they thing it

as a save place. By the building of the road the government officer can easily go their to make the

safety. This is verifiable not only for the people of the area but also for the whole state, hear is no any

hospital so their is problem to the people of this area but by the building of the road the problem can be

solved and the people of this area can easily take out the benefits of the government place as educational

social and employment.

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A grate relation of belief betvyeen police and common people is being made.

Near about 140 Villages of Kushmi and Majhauli are in the border of chattisgarh state distt.

korea police station kotadol and janakpur.

The work of belief between police and common people is being done in these areas.

To active the gram Raksha Samit.

The Gram raksha samit in kushmi and Majhauli Police station are to be active and the work is

being done for the kedar base. To appoint the station organized 4-5 veet in charge are also appointed

under him each station and in village level organizer and 10-20 members is being appointed in each

village the weakly is asoused of veet. for this a meeting has been held in police station kushmi on the

date o f 29.12.2010 of gram raksha samit in this meeting local M.L.A. Mr. Kunmar Singh, S.P. Mr.



Dharmendra Chaudhari and local officers and near about 500 peoples are participated in this program

they have been in formation about them, after the program a diner party has been held in which officers

and local people have been participated in police station sushmi and Majhauli 30 Meeting have been

held on village level in the year of 2011. in the year of 2010-11 several programs have been held in

several villages to increase the confidence of police among the people and different competitions have

been held as cultural and games.

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Successful Development of forestall conservation their is a remote relation between forest and

trives successful work has been done to find out the forest product, under this

To Build the small ware houses- There have been build to stored the forest product for forestial

villagers By this the Storage has been increased and continued and the chance of employment

also will be increased in 2011 only 800 qu. Flower Mahua had been stored which has been

increased for the year of 2011. 8000 qu. last years some forest production rear not stored but

now they will be stored as seed of Vantulsa. Seed of Chakauda. Fruit of Harra Seed of Neem

wood of Mahua from the month of december 2011 to January 2012, 800 qu. seed of vantulsa and

300 qu. seed of chakauda has been stored and in the year of 2012, 5000 qu. Vantulsa, 2000 qu.

seed of chakauda, 1000 qu. harra, 1000 qu. baheda will be stored with other forest products. By

the storage of these things the chance of employment has been increased and the condition of the

forestial people will be improved be cause they will find the work whole, of year.

ECO Development Centre By these Centers these villagers are trained to conservator some

forestial product which are going to be rained so that they are effected. By thes the conservation

and production of forestial products will be effective and villagers will be find out the

employment.


MADHYA PRADESH

3- To build out the stick o f Agarbatti - 750 woman's have been traned to make the agarbatti and its

sticks to make out "swa sahayata samooh" and they are engaged in this work

To make the sticks of Agarbatti the bamboo trees are provided for them and for

amangement of other materials to make agarbatti these villages have been liked from market so

that 750 women's are increasing their income by the way and they have found the work in their

village and house which they did not find before this.



District Umaria (M.P.)I.A.P.; Success Story on Health Services extended

through Mobile Medical Vans

I n Umaria District, villages selected

under the lAP were beyond the reach of health services. There were no PHCs or Sub Health Centers.

As Opening of new PHCs or Sub Health Centers would involve recurring expenditure which was not permissible in the scheme of lAP, it was decided by the three member committee to provide mobile medical van and ambulances for these areas. Hence 02 mobile medical vans and 02 ambulances are purchased and provided to the District Hospital Umaria.

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These vans and ambulances are visiting these areas frequently with a team of doctors, technicians and other nursing staff. They carry medicines to be provided free of cost. Mobile medical vans have also facility of certain necessary tests on spot.

Eariier, large number of casualties were occurring due to inaccessible medical aid to these areas.

Now due to frequent and regular visits of doctors and well equipped paramedical staff, the villagers are getting medical aid which is available in the district headquarters. Indoor patients are immediately brought to the district hospitals through ambulance. Medical facilities are now available to them in their own villages.

Medical facilities provided under the lAP, have contributed significant relief to the villagers especially to the women and children. This has tremendously

increased their faith towards the State.


MADHYA PRADESH I

It may be seen through the photographs that as and when mobile medical van reaches the village, number of villagers rush to the place for getting their medical checkup and treatment.



District Umaria (M.P.) lA P.: Success Story on Self Employment and

Liyelihood

Y o u th s o f villages selected under the lAP, were

facing the problem o f unemployment and under education. They had no future. Most of them were disguised and fallen in the habit o f locally made liquor consumption. Anybody with ill-intentions could be able to misguide and use them for destructive activities.

Under the lAP, the Rural Self-Employment Training Institute (RSETI), a joint venture of Ministry of Rural Development, State Government and State Bank of India came to help such unemployed youths in a big way in order to develop their skills and to prepare them for self employment.

So far about 155 youths including women have been trained by this institute in different trades such as motor driving, cutting tailoring, computer training, mobile repairing, motor binding, tourism guide and photography etc. They are trained under the programmes ranging from 02 to 04 weeks.

After undergoing successful training, the youths are engaged in self employment. They have sanctioned loans from banks to establish their own units. W omen trained in the cutting tailoring trade, have got self employment in their own village.

Youths, with self confidence are now engaged with income generating activities and are supporting their families. The lA P has changed direction of their life to constructive approach and have now become aspirants of successful entrepreneur and a responsible citizen.

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MADHYA PRAOESH

District Umaria (M.P.)

l.A .P .: Success Story on Water Bodies increasedIrrigation Potential

In Umaria District,

the villages selected under

the I.A.P. are

geographically located in

remote and hilly areas.

Various developmental

programmes have not

reached to these villages.

These are tribal dominated

especially primitive tribe

areas. There were no Irrigation facilities resulting in very low economy. Agriculture

which is there only profession is unable to sustain their livelihood.

Under the lAP, 24 water-bodies have been sanctioned. Most of them are

completed. They are now full of water. The benefits accrued are now quite visible. A

total of 780 Acres of land is now under irrigation facility near to their fields. Their fallow

lands can now be seen

with good crops. The

villagers will be able to

raise two crops in a

year. They are also

producing vegetables in

their Badies as plenty

of water is available.

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environment of their villages.

Earlier, their cattle have

no source of drinking water and

fodder. Now they have enough

water and fodder available. This

has resulted in increased milk

production.

The villagers were

dependent on contaminated

Nalla water for drinking. Now

fresh water is available for

drinking and other nistar

purposes through new Dug-wells and Hand-pumps. The water was not even available for

bathing. Now they can take bath everyday.

The villagers are now quite happy as the lAP has changed their way of life. Their

dreams have now come true.


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District Umaria (M.P.)LA .P.: Success Story on Road Network

W hy in U m aria district Rs. 37 crores allocated out o f 55 crores lA P A ction-plan ?

All the 17 villages selected, had

no road connectivity at the same

time they w ere located in far

rem ote areas covered with hills.

Roads lead to developm ent. No

connectivity with rest o f the

district cu t-off the villagers in all

walk o f life. They had no access

to m arkets and hospitals. Hence,

the three m em ber com m ittee

decided to assign connectivity on its top priority. It m ade possible reaching governm ent

m achinery to their door steps.

Y ouths deprived o f education, are now undergoing secondary and college education.

They are now looking for

em ploym ent opportunities

available - including self

em ploym ent. Youths earlier

disgusted, are now aspiring for

good education and vocational

training. W ithout roads

connecting to the cities, this

was not possible.



93 kms Blacktop roads have been sanctioned for these areas. A stale owned agency

engaged for Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojna (PMGSY) has given this assignment.

Tenders for these roads have been floated and finalized at the state level.

The work is in full swing. Roads, though not

completed, have become motorable. Buses are

now flying and civil supplies have become

possible. Public distribution system is

functioning smoothly and effectively in these

villages. There were no Hospitals and Public

Health Sub-Centers in these areas. Now

medical facilities are extended with Mobile

Medical-Vans and Ambulances.

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Districts covered under lAP with number of works in parenthesis

1. G adchiroli(2493) 2. Gondiya (18 9 3 )


Expenditure Reported : Rs. 73.70 crore (81.89<Vo)

Type of Worlds :

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1. Anganwadi Centres 1781 15462. Ashram Schools 0 03. Community Hall 9 04. Drinking Water Facilities/Drainage

& Sanitation333 246



11. Skill Development and Training 68 5512. Veterinary Hospitals 0 013. Village Roads 325 18414. Others 435 301

Total : 4386 3475


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Integrated Action PlanDistrict Gadchiroli

1. Name Of The Scheme - Providing lift irrigation for agricultural productivityEnhancement

Implementing Agency: - Executive Engineer, Local sector, Chandrapur

INNOVATIVE SCHEME:-

1. Need -

To enhance agricultural productivity, irrigation facilities are essential. Due to 78%

forest cover large irrigation schemes are not possible hence to provide irrigation facilities

to the scattered agricultural land situated along the rivers, small lifts irrigation schemes

are proposed under lAP.

2. Salient features -

S.N. Scheme ICA(Ha.)

HP Cost (Rs. in lakh)

HP/Ha Cost/Ha (Rs. in lakh)

1 Navegaon L.I.S. 60 25 32.09 0.417 0.534

2 Bori L.I.S. 31 15 26.70 0.484 0.861

3 Krupala L.I.S. 60 20 29.03 0.333 0.483

4 Khursa L.I.S. 60 25 52.06 0.417 0.867

5 Ranmul L.I.S. 80 25 37.97 0.313 0.474

6 Kumbhi L.I.S. 40 15 27.00 0.375 0.675

7 Weltur L.I.S. 50 25 43.44 0.50 0.868

Total 381 150 248.31 0.393 0.65


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Providing lift irrisation for asricultural productivity Enhancement LIS Feeding the Tank

Bori LIS Crops in Command

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Talegaon Minor Irrigation Tank

Talegaon Summer Paddy Crop


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Talegaon Ml Tank Canal in Operation

Talegaon Ml Tank Waste Weir



2. Name Of The Scheme Forest - Strengthning ofJFMC Training andInfrastructure

Implementing Agency;- Conservator of Forest (Territorial) Gadchiroii

IN N O V A T IV E SC H E M E Gadchiroii District is a tribal dominated district in the

state. Forest cover more than 75% o f the geographical area o f the district. The forest is

rich in minor forest produce like honey, gum, bamboo, mahua, charoli, etc. Non Timber

Forest Produce (MFP) is the area which has to be paid due attention to get the tribal their

due returns, by eliminating middle men. To enhance the value o f the minor forest produce

through Joint Forest Management Committee (JFMC) and improve the livelihood o f the

forest-dependent people, the following activities were proposed under Integrated Action

Plan(IAP).

(1) A garbathi stick m aking unit (M anual):

Gadchiroii district is having good resource o f bamboo in forests. The agarbathi

stick making is a part time work for the wom en which also add to their family income. In

this regard, manual Agarbathi stick making machines were given to tribal women and

bamboo was also provided to them to prepare agarbathi sticks. 5 villages

(1 JFMC/division) were identified for this project.

(2) A garbathi stick m aking unit (M echanical):

In addition to above manual units, a mechanical unit o f agarbathi stick preparation

is proposed at Kurkheda to produce agarbathi sticks in large quantity. The machines

which were purchased are Bamboo cross cutter machine, Bamboo chipmaker machine,

Bamboo hand splitter machine. Bamboo stick polisher machine, Bamboo square stick

making machine. As soon as the construction o f Common Facility Centre(CFC) is

completed by the end o f December, the machines will be erected and agarbathi sticks can

be produced in a larger scale.


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Economics of Agarbathi Stick Production (Mechanical)

COST OF PRODUCTION (per month) In rupees

Cost o f 6000 bamboo 60000

Wage( 15 labourers*4000) 60000

Administrative Expenditure 5000

Miscellaneous Expenditure (electricity, packing)______ 3000

TOTAL 128000Market rate of [email protected]/kg.

5000 kg. Agarbathi150000

Net Profit for the JFMC22000

(NOTE: It is assumed that 6000 bamboos can yield only 5000 kg. sticks)

(3) Processing of Charoli (Buchanania lanzan) - a dry fruit:

Charoli produced from fruits o f Buckanania lanzan. It is used as a dry fruit in

preparation o f sweets and condiments. The fruit contains hard shell and it needs to be

broken to get dry fruit. By doing this small intervention, the price o f charoli gets

increases and gives additional income to tribals.A Charoli processing machine was also

purchased and a unit has been established in Chadgaon, Gadchiroli Division.

Economics of Charoli Production (Mechanical)


Cost o f purchasing raw charoli 8000

kg@80/kg. 640000

Wage(13 labourers*4000) 52000

Administrative Expenditure 5000Miscellaneous Expenditure

(electricity, packing) 3000

TOTAL 700000Market rate of 4000 kg charoli®Rs.350/kg. 1400000Net Profit for the JFMC

700000(NOTE: Only 50% o f the raw charoli can be converted into final produce)

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(4) Palas plate making unit:

The plates made from palas are used by people for various purposes. Tlie

advantage o f this is that they are biodegradable and easy to dispose o ff after use without

causing environmental pollution. In this direction, palas plate making unit is taken up

under this programme. In Gadchiroli District, machines were purchased to produce palas

plate at 5 villages® 1 unit/division.As we can get the tender palas leaves only from

February; the production can be started from the same month.

Econom ics o f Palas Plate Production in one unit

CO ST OF PRO DUCTIO N (per month) In rupeesCost o f purchasing 1.15 lakh stitched leaf @ 0 .70 80500Wage(4 labourers*3000) 12000Administrative Expenditure 5000MiscellaneousExpenditure(electricity,packing) 3000Cost o f hardboard for 1.15 lakh plate@ 1.00 115000

TO TAL 215500

M arket rate o f 1.15 lakh plates @ Rs.2/plate 230000

Net Profit for the JFM C14500

(5) Purification and Grading o f Gum:

During the season for collection o f gum from the gum-yielding trees (Jan.-May),

the quantity o f gum collected by the local people in and around Kurkheda is 200 kg on

daily basis. Even, i f 1000 people collect 200 gram/day, then 3000 kg. gum can be

collected in 15 days.


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mailto:[email protected]

Economics of Value-addition of Gum


Cost o f purchasing gum 3000 kg@ 120/kg. 360000

Wage( 10 labourcrs*4000) 40000

Administrative Expenditure 5000MiscellaneousExpenditure(electricity,packing) 3000

TOTAL 408000Market rate of [email protected]/kg.

1800 kg processed720000

Net Profit for the JFMC312000

(NOTE: Only 60% o f the raw gum can be converted into final produce)

(6) Training the youth in bamboo handicrafts:

Bamboo is available in a large quantity in Bhamragod Division. Two villages in

Etapalli Taluk i.e. Koinguda and Bejur were selected for giving training to the

unemployed youths. 200 beneficiaries were identified. After giving training, they will be

supplied with the tools for making handicrafts. The handicrafts will be sold to public at

Allapalli, Gadchiroli and Nagpur.

(7) Infrastructure for Common Facility Centre (CFC) at Kurkheda:

Wadsa Division is rich in Non-Timber Forest Produce like

mahua,gum,bamboo,etc. In order to give value additition to these NTFPs, a Common

Facility Centre has been proposed at Kurkeda, which is at 25 km. distance away fi'om

Wadsa.The buildings proposed to be undertaken at CFC are Training Hall, Storage

Godown, Processing Unit, Raised Platform and Bamboo Shed. B&C department has

started constructing these structures. After construction, it will be handed over to the

Forest Department by the end o f December.



The purpose of each structure is as follows:

Training Hall: to impart training to the JFMC members’ round-the-year based on the

seasonal availbility o f NTFPs. For example, training on gum collection can be given n the

month o f December, since the gum collection starts from December onwards. Similarly,

training on on palas plate making can be given in the month o f February, which coincides

with the availability o f tender leaves from palas trees.

Storage Godown: Two partitions will be provided, so that raw material and finished

produce can be stored at different chambers.

Processing Units: Four partitions will be provided, so that each one activity can be taken

up at each chamber. The activities which will be taken up at processing units are

agarbathi sticks from bamboo, purification and gradation o f gum, leaf plates from palas

leaves and processing o f hirda fruits.

Raised Platform: It will be used to dry the NTFPs for further processing.

Bamboo Shed: It will be used to store the bamboos, which will be used for making

agarbathi sticks.

(8) Storage facility for NTFP: In Gadchiroli district, villagers collect NTFPs like

gum, mahua flowers,charoli,etc. mostly during lean agriculture period in order to support

their livelihood. To store these NTFPs, the storage containers were provided to JFMCs.

JFMC members can sell it whenever the market price for the NTFP is higher.

(9) Exhibition hall and Sales Counter at Allapalli:The headquarter o f

Bhamragod Division is at Allapalli. Bhamragod Division will convert the existing

structure to an exhibition hall, wherein the culture o f the tribals in Gadchiroli district, will

be depicted in the form o f photographs, bamboo articles, antique (bow & arrow, musical


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instruments). The sales counter will be used for selling the bamboo handicrafts and

honey.

(10) Awareness creation am ong tribals and Joint Forest M anagem ent

com m ittees about N TFP processing and marketing: Awareness creation among tribals

and Joint Forest Management committees about NTFP processing and its marketing to

develop linkages between tribals and purchasers.

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Photographs o f a) Forest - Strengthning o f JFMC Training and Infrastructure b)Wild Animal Safety & preventing man animal conflict)

Bamboo Stick with Hand Spliter Machine at Nagalwahi Ta: Kurkheda

Making Bamboo Sticks at Nagalwahi Ta: Kurkheda


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Bamboo stick Collection at Nagalwahi Ta: Kurkheda

Distribution of Seed Money at Nagalwahi Ta: Kurkheda



Construction of Water Pool at Nagalwahi Ta: Kurkheda


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tm piem enting A gency; - C ivil Surgeon, General Hospital, Gadchiroli.

3. Name O f The Scheme: - Ambulance on Call, Mobile Pathology^ Dental & EyeCare Units

INNOVATIVE SC H E M E : - District gadchiroli is tribal dominant naxal infested, under

served, under privileged, backward area, where there is the large gap between existing

health services and last man o f the society. It is far east o f Maharashtra, the distance

from north to south is 450 km with scattered population and dense forest area. There are

various disease like anemia, sickle cell anemia, malaria, malnutrition, leuccorhoea,

enteric fever, eclamsia, snake bite, etc leading to high morbidity and mortality, also

dental infection like periodontal, apical, gingivities etc. are prevalent due to poor hygine

and low economic strata. Blindness occurs due to cataract which is the result o f the hot

weather. The reasons attributed to these are>

1) Lack o f health awareness.

2) Lack o f information sharing amongst the tribal people

3) People prefer to go to quacks rather than doctor.

4) Superstition, illiteracy and poor socio economic strata

5) Difficult geographical area.

In these circumstances as far as health sector is concern people depends on

government setup since there is no private big hospitals, medical colleges, ayurved

colleges, etc.At present there is only one district hospital at Gadchiroli and 3 SDH, 9 RH,

45 PHC and 35 PHUs. But since area is scattered and long distances are there to travel, it

is not possible for all emergencies to come to DH or RH/SDH and hence most o f the time

while reaching district or block places patient suffer a sever loss, sever morbidity even

death. Also except at district hospital there is no provision o f specialized test like LFT,

KFT, Vidal, HIV, CBC, HBS, dental procedure like scaling, filling, root canal, denture,

cataract selection, checkup, refractory error. So people either have to come to block level

or district or they have to go to metro cities elsewhere. Under lAP ambulance on call

service was started to provide free o f cost services for BPL patients, it included bringing

the patient easily to health centers, which has resulted in



1) Increasing institutional delivery from 65 to 85,

2) Infant mortality decrease from 36 to 30

3) Decreasing maternal mortality.

Also following are individual figure are Mobile Pathology Unit, Mobile Dental Unit, and

Mobile Eye Unit.

Burden of Iron deficiency Anemia Figures obtained by Mobile Pathology Unit.

Block

Total No. of Children

screened for HB

Sever Anemia

(Less than 8 gm %)

Moderate Anemia (8- 10) gm%

MUdAnemia(10-13)gm%

Normal

Total no. children screened

for suckling

Positivelyafter

solubilit)

DHANORA 8795 627 4762 3358 17 8697 862

% 7 .12% 54.17%38.18

%0.19% 9.91 %

KURKHEDA 9223 605 540 4507 421 9234 726

% 6.55 % 38.38 %48.86

%4.56 % 7.86 %

Following are the figure of Performance of Mobile Dental Unit

Taluka Month

No of dental

checkup and

treatment camps &

oral cancer

awarenes s camps

Beneficiariesgivendentalcheck

up

Beneficiariesgivendentaltreatm

ent

Types of dental treatment given

Oralprophyl

axis(Scalin

g)

SilverFillin

g

CementFilling

Extraction

RCT

Complete Denture/ Removab le partial Denture/

Fixed partial

denture

Composite

Filling

Kurkheda/

Korchi

Aug 10 to

Oct 11257 15434 9582 8974 671 1592 119 35 14 0

Dhanora/Aheri

Aug 10 to

Oct 11216 11313 7703 7351 1231 765 71 99 8 22

Total 473 26747 17285 16325 1902 2357 190 152 22 22


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Following are the figure of Performance of Mobile Eve Unit

Month TalukaTotal

CampsTotalOPD

TotalCat.

TotalMed

TotalRefn

TotalRH

TotalSur.

Sep-10 to Aug-11

Kurkheda 238 17302 4370 4718 4722 2178 1903

Dhanora 108 4738 1134 1588 1788 814 518

Following are the figure of Performance of Ambulance Service under 1AP

MonthSr.No

Institution NameDelivery/

ANCAccident

camps/Immunization

OtherSeriousPatients

Total

Mar-111

Shri. Sai Ambulance

787 113 1357 1067 3324

to 2 Sai Tours 1306 1519 796 1121 4742Aug- 3 Aadharsh Society 148 9 1530 168 1855

114

PrathameshTravels

218 24 256 305 803

Total 2459 1665 3939 2661 10724



Photograph o f Ambulance on Call^Mobile Pathology^Dental&Eye Care Unit Scheme

Health Checkup through mobile unit (Pathology,Dental & Eye)at Anjantola

Tah. Kurkheda, Dist. Gadchiroli.

Health Checkup through mobile unit (Pathology,Dental & Eye) at Michgaon (Bu) Tah Dhanora, Dist. Gadchiroli.


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4. N am e o f the S c h e m e ;- D E V E L O P M E N T OF SC H O O L IN F R A ST R U C T U R E

1) Providing W ater Supply facilities to Z illa Parishad Schools.

2) E lectrification to Z illa Parishad Schools.

3) S chool B en ch es to Z illa Parishad Schools.

4 ) Constructing W all C om pound in 7 Z illa Parishad Schools.

5) School infrastructure im provem ent in Zilla Parishad Schools.

im p le m e n tin g A g en cy : - Education Officer (Primary), Zilla Parishad, Gadchiroli.

There are 1550 Zilla Parishad Schools in the district. Gadchiroli district is having

mostly tribal population, the villages are scattered and area is covered by dense forest.

The most o f the area is affected by the Naxal activities. The School is the most important

institution, where the students and teachers have to spend their most o f time in School,

where the learning process takes place. To create a joyful and healthy environment, the

School must be well equipped and furnished.

Many activities are taken in Gadchiroli district under Integrated Action Plan in

Zilla Parishad Schools. Water supply facility is provided in 144 Schools where potable

drinking water is made available, the permanent water supply source is provided in the

Schools in Integrated Action Plan, it helped to provide pure water to Schools and

similarly water get available for sanitation purpose. Electrification is provided to 256

Zilla Parishad Schools, which enables the use o f modern technology in education that

enhanced the quality o f education. Most o f the schools were not covered by

electrification. Hence that activity was undertaken. By providing electrification,

Students got Audio Visual Tools for effective learning. It really created a good

atmosphere in School and Class Room. That helped to increase the attendance rate o f

students in the Schools.

Students in most o f the Schools usually sit on mat. In 436 Upper Primary

Schools, dual desk benches are provided under Integrated Action Plan. By providing dual

desk, a comfortable and exciting atmosphere built in Class Room. It helped for effective



Class Room transaction. The interest and willingness o f students towards School get

improved. The attendance and retention o f students increased.

In 251 Zilla Parishad Schools major repairs o f Class Rooms are taken and

completed under Integrated Action Plan. 7 Zilla Parishad High Schools’ wall compounds

are built in High Schools. So the infrastructural quality o f Schools increased. The

feeling o f security and joyful atmosphere is developed among the students in tribal and

forest area in the district. To strengthen the school infrastructure, total 1094 works have

taken, out o f which 1055 works have been completed and 39 works are in progress and

they will be completed shortly. And an amount o f Rs.858.97 lacs have been spent on

these works under Integrated Action Plan.

So, all the activities undertaken in Integrated Action Plan has helped lot and

created healthy, joyful, secure atmosphere and improved the attendance, retention rate.


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Photographs of Constructing Wall compounds in 7 ZP Schools, Providing Water Supply Facilities to Schools, School Benches, School Electrification and School Infrastructure Improvement:-

Z P School Navegaon Tah:Gadchiroli

Z P School Navegaon Tah:Gadchiroli



Wall Compound of ZP School at Ghot Tah; Chamorshi

Wall Compound of ZP School at Mohali Tah: Dhanora


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Drinking water Facility Z.P School, Dholdongari,Tah Korchi

Drinking water Facility Z.P. School Bhapada,Tah. Etapalli



School Electrification- Z.P.Schooi, Boriya, Tah.Bhamaragad

School Electrification- Z.P.Schooi, Darbha, Tah.Bhamaragad


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5. Name O f The Schem e Enhancing community fishery production for incomegeneration through construction o f fish ponds in the

basin o f existing tanks.

Implementing A gencies:- Executive Engineer(MI), Zilla Parishad Gadchiroli &Assistant Commissiner (F isheries), Gadchiroli.

INNOVATIVE SC H EM E

1613 nos. o f Malgujari tanks are in existence in Gadchiroli district.

These tanks are constructed by the Malgujars before 100-150 years. The tanks are still in

use for protective irrigation, drinking water for cattles, domestic purpose such as cloth

washing & for fish production.

Though the tanks are made available for fish production, there is

always conflict among the farmers (having free right) utilizing the storage for protective

irrigation & fisheries societies (having right through auction). The conflict is due to

possibility o f flowing out the fish through the outlet provided for irrigation purpose.

Therefore there was a felt need & demand from fisheries societies for a safe & separate

compartment for fish seed rearing.

To overcome this difficulty 43 nos. o f fish tanks in the basin o f

selected Malgujari tanks are taken up through lAP. The salient features are as follows-

• Nos. o f fish tanks completed - 41

• Nos. o f fish tanks in progress - 02(Nearing in completion)

• Size o f tank - 100 m. x 50 m. x 2 m.

• Total estimated cost - 435.59 Lakhs.

• Expenditure (upto 31.1.2012) - 393.85 Lakhs.

An integrated approach is also provided for infrastructure support

to the fisheries societies. The material in the form o f fishing nets, G.I. wooden boats,

bicycles, insulated ice boxes, deep freezers & weighing scales with weights are supplied

to the fisheries societies through lAP. It is planned that the rearing o f fish spawn & fish



seed will be in the fish tank. On getting the form o f fingerlings ( 50-75 mm ) the same

will be put into the existing tank/ other tank till its maturity.

This scheme is benefited to the society as below-

• Separate rearing space for fish production.

• Increase in fish production. Expected fish production o f 25 tons per tank.

• Income generation to the tune o f Rs. 12.50 Lakhs per tank.

• Employment generation.

• Strengthening o f fisheries societies. This activity directly benefits 32 fisheries

societies having 2900 members.

• Strengthening o f the Malgujari tank through the utilization o f earth work available

from excavation o f fish tank.

• Marketing o f the fish produced spread over a period o f one year due to separate

rearing space.

• Overall impact on the health conditions o f societies due to ample availability o f

fish food.

This is an innovative scheme first time introduced in

Gadchiroli district & impact of this scheme will be seen from next season.


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IW.I. Division, Z.P. Gadchiroli

Name of The Scheme Enhancing Com m unity Fishery Production For Incom e

Generation Through Construction of Fish Ponds In The Basin Of Existing Tanks.

At ....i!al9.d.hLcW-0t). Kh. No. ...U.7.5..... Ta. cAqma<r?Ai...., Dist. Gadchiroli

Estt. Cost > Exp. Rs.*^.*T^4©/r... Date of Completion >

Integrated Action Plan. 2010-11

integrated Action Plan. 2010-11

M.I. Division, Z.P. Gadchiroii

N a m e o f The S c h e m e Enhancing Com m unity Fishery Production For Incom e

G eneration Through Construction of Fish Ponds In The Basin Of Existing Tanks.

M J^h ao lM h icU ........Kh. No. Ta. ..... Dist. GadchiroiiEstt. Cost Rs..%^.7A^Q/-......Exp. Rs. Date o f Com pletion :

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M.I. Division, Z.P. Gadchiroli

N a m e o f The S c h e m e Enhancing C om m u nity Fishery Production For In com e

G eneration Through C onstruction o f Fish Ponds In The Basin Of Existing Tanks.

At fs t.Q V Q ^90n ....... Kh. No. ............. Ta. ..... Dist. Gadchiroli

Estt. C o s t E x p . Rs. Date o f C om plet ion


IMAHARASHTRAIntegrated Action Plan (lAP) for



M.I. Division, Z.P. Gadchiroli

N a m e o f T h e S c h e m e > Enhancing C om m u nity Fishery Production For In co m e

G en era t io n Through C onstruction of Fish Ponds In The Basin Of Existing Tanks.

At .............Kh. N o ........................ Ta. Ey.hapfaUi,.... Dist. GadchiroliEstl. Cost Rs ..5-.T©.?J0./t... Exp. Rs. D ate o f C om p let ion >


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Solar Energy Based Dual Pump SchemeUnder I.A.P. Programme

Village — Bhasbodan G.P. ~ Zhasinagar, Taluka - Arjuni Morgaon

In Gondia District, mostly rural water supply scheme are based on

hand pump and dug well. But during summer time, In Gondia district

groundwater level of dug well depletes below. Then water scarcity is

declared in that area, in spite of having water in the bore well. In rural

areas, generally women have to face all there problems.

Rural Water Supply Division, Zilla Parishad Gondia, realized the dual

pump scheme on bore well with solar energy based and decided to

implement this scheme in village Bhasbodan of Arjuni Morgaon . This

village is situated in hyper sensitive naxal area. Some facts and figure of

above village before and after implementation of the scheme are given

below.

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1. Village - Bhasbodan

2. Taluka - Arjuni Morgaon

3. Population - 202 (2001) / 303 (projected)

4. Category - Affected by Naxal Problem.

5. Water Requirement - 12,120 Lit. / day

6. Water Availability before implementation of this scheme- 6000 lit/

per day

After implementing the scheme. Villagers are getting water @ 40 lit/

per day. The other key factors of above scheme are effortless pumping,

assurance of 24X 7 water supply. No electricity charges as well as low

maintenance cost. This is all possible because of l.A.P Programme. In

addition to this National channel had visited this village and appreciate the

scheme. Water scarcity problem of the Bhasbodan village, comes to end

and villagers are happy as they are getting required amount of potable

water.

Executive Engineer Rural Water Supply Division

Zilla Parishad, Gondia.



Solar Energy Based Dual Pump SchemeUnder I.A.P. Programme

Village - Kanhalgaon, G.P. - Isapur, Taluka - Arjuni IMorgaon

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In Gondia District, mostly rural water supply based on hand pump

and dugwell. But during summer time, In Gondia district groundwater level

of dug well depletes below. Then water scarcity is declared in that area in

spite of having water in the bore well. In rural areas, generally women have

to face all there problems.

Rural Water Supply Division, Zilla Parishad Gondia, realized the dual

pump scheme on bore well with solar energy based and decided to

implement this scheme in village Kanhalgaon of Arjuni Morgaon. This

village is situated in hyper sensitive naxal area. Some facts and figure of

above village before and after implementation of the scheme are given

below.


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1. Village - Kanhalgaon

2. Taluka - Aijuni Morgaon

3. Population - 533 (2001) / 602 (projected)

4. Category - Affected by Naxal Problem.

5. Water Requirement -21,320 Lit. / day

6. Water Availability before implementation of this scheme-11726Lit/

per day

After implementing the scheme. Villagers are getting water @ 40 lit/

per day. The other key factors of above scheme are effortless pumping,

assurance of 24X 7 water supply, No electricity charges as well as low

maintenance cost. This is all possible because of I.A.P Programme. Water

scarcity problem of Kanhalgaon village, comes to an end and villagers are

happy as the are getting required amount of potable water.



IHAHARASHTfUIntegrated Action Plan (lAP) for


A NEW BOREWELL UNDER

I.A .P P R O G R A M M E

Village - Shambhutola. GramPanchayat - Mispirri, Taluka- Deori

Gondia district is well known as district of hand pump. A new bore

well is constructed in Shambhutola under I.A.P Programme. The village is

2.5 KMs. away from Mispirri, situated in dense forest. The village having

only electricity supply and road connectivity since year 2010. The Village

having only one house with 9 families consisting 52 persons. It had

established approximately 10-12 years ago. They don’t have a single source

of water for drinking as well as domestic use. They have to go Mispirri

village for drinking as well as domestic water use which is near about 2.5

KMs away from Shambhutola.

Now due to construction of new bore well under I.A.P Programme.,

villagers are getting water just in front of their house. In this way. Rural

Water Supply Division, Z.P. Gondia had finished the water scarcity

problem of Shambhutola.




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Education Office (Primary) Z. P. Gondia

LWE (Left Wing Extremism) 2010-11Write up

Desk and benches are supplied under this. There was no any facility like furniture provided earlier.

Students were sitting on floor so that they were facing Writing problem, besides this girls of upper primary were facing problem of sitting arrangement and were filling shame.Under this scheme 814 Desk and Benches (3 Seats) are provide to 40 schools in naxal affect villages.

2442 students are benefited by this scheme. Earlier retention rate of girls was not up to the mark. Now retention rate of girl is satisfactorily because of the proper sitting arrangement in class. Student is taking interest in school education as they have facility like furniture. It helped to resolve the writing problem of children.

Education Officer (Pri) Zilia Parishad Gondia



ROAD CONNECTIVITY FROM MAIN ROAD TO PHC &

SUB-CENTER

Gondia is a tribal,Naxal affected high focus

district, situated at the north east border of Maharastra.

There are 39 PHCs,238 Sub-centers in the

district, out of which 37 PHC & 232 Sub-centers are have

their own building.

Many Sub-centers are built in a small remote

areas of the district but there were not proper approachable

road, In rainy season it was very difficult for patients or

beneficieries to reach at sub-center.

Hence under the LWE Plan of the district in year 2010-11

comitment was made to provide proper road connectivity.

It was proposed to built 23 approach road to reach PHC &

Sub-centers.

Outcome of these innovative has improved a lot in

the OPDs,IPDs ,deliveries at institution and emergencies

care and newborn care.The referral of highrisk group to

FRU has contributed in decreasing maternal and infant

mortality in our district.


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The rise in institutional delivery is outstanding,

health service delivery improved, the community is

instrested to take benefit at any time, this success of service

delivery is due to accessibility and acceptebility o f the

community.

District Health Officer Zilla Parishad Gondia



Stengthening of Health Institution (PHU)

Gondia is a tribal,Naxal affected high focus

district, situated at the north east border o f Maharastra.

In the district there are 39 dispensaries (PHU ), out o f

which 19 dispensaries are situated in Naxal affected and

tribal area.

To improve service delivery and upgradation o f

the dispensaries under LWE programme it was decided to

procure essential instrument and equipments.

Under LWE programe 1 refrigerator(1651t),

glucometer, Emergency light, instrument cabinet, Medicine

trolley, solar light system, water purifier was provided to

these 19 dispensaries so that vaccine storage, blood sugar

examination, emergency service delivery at night, potable

drinking water and other essential health service delivery

improved.

Outcome o f these innovative has improved a lot in

the OPDs,IPDs ,deliveries at institution and emergencies

care and newborn care.The referral o f highrisk group to


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FRU has contributed in decresing maternal and infant

mortality in our district.

The opinion o f the people about dispensary

changed and the Medical officer working at dispensary also

got useful instruments and Equipments to provide good

service delivery at PHU also.

District Health Officer Zilla Parishad Gondia

IMHAiUSilTRAIntegrated Action Plan (lAP) for


Most of the PHC s/RH/SCs arc located in remote areas of Gondia district especially in tribal & naxal affected blocks. Chiring rainy season they become unapproachi^le . If they are connected to main road they will be accessible to everybody for all times . for this activity following institution are selected . The list of same is this activity following institution are selected . The list of same is attached herewith. The estimated cost of this work is Rs. 2.50 Crore.

Road connectivity form main road to PHC s/RH/SCs >


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Integrated Action Plan (lAP) forSelected Tribal and Backward Districts IMAHARASHTRA

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GOVERNMENT OF INDIAGovcrnmcn! o f Maharashira

E.G.S. (P.W.) Division, (iondia Succcss o f Village:- Bhashodaii

Exccuied through L.W.E. (lAP) 2011-12

N am e o f w ork S.i .B .l . «o /nsinajjnr to i)ha.sboUun Ruad (V.K.44) Km O'OO lo 0 760 Tah - Ariuiii'Mor. I)i<!t (ionJiu

Head o f work

lisiiniaicd cosi

ProN iiioii

NecessitN o f work

Road ('ondilion Before Kxceulion

Problem lacc Tor coiniiuinlcation

> 8445 . LWK IAI‘ 2U 11.12

Rs. I5.0U U s

S.l A HI I enjjih 760 Mclcr

llic villaye Dhushvtdan lies in ihc vcr> Sensitive Naxal alVcctcd tribic area (Hjptilniion of Bhasbodan is 216, Hoi cns\ and last cumniunicaiion tiiis work \\a^ nccc!»>m>^'' per demand ol'policc dcparlmcnt'i work was propi*scd.

IWlbrc Lxccuiion ihi> loiul was hadiy damage Hi \\13M road siirt'acc was

re\ eled,

Due to siich tjp eo l road condition \ilia^cts was facing pmblcm l'orcas>

coiniminicAiion to near b> market place ^ health cemcr Hi cducaiiv>ii pliKv

K csiilt artcr completion Atier completion ol this work road is black topped aiid people of BhasK)danarc vuisfied and trouble lor eonimunicntion arc fully minimised.

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r.\ecuii\ c hiiginccrh.G.S.(P.\V.) r>i\isitm

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Government o f Maharashtra K X j.S . ( P .W .) Division, Gontlia

Success o f Village:- Yerandi Executed through

L.W .E.(IAP) 2011-12

Name o f work

H ead o f w ork

Ksiimaicd cosi

ProN ision

N ecessity o f w ork

Road Condition Before Execution

IVobleiii face for

eonim unieation

s. r.B I . o f Yerandi - Mnhiili Road (V.R.95) Km ODO lo 0'530 Tull - Ariuni ’Mor. DiMi - Gondia

8» i3 L w t ia p : o i i -I2

:> Rs. 15.00 lacs

WBM A BI Length > 530 \Ieier

> I he \ illai»c Yerandi & Mahuli hcs in the ver> Sensitive Naxal aft'cctcd irible uroi Pupulation o f Yerandi is 334 & MahiiH i« 50. For eas> and fast communication this work was necessarx . As per demand o f Police Departmenis work was propt>sed

Before hxcetition only earthen road was available^cre was. no WDM road

uxuilabic between Yerandi - Mahuli.

Due to such t\pe of road condition \illa^er> wa* liu.‘in>: probkni lor e«»>

communication to near b\ market placc A: health center A education place.

Result after com pletion .Al\er eompletion o f this* work road is black topped and people o f Yerandi A;Mahuli are »ati>ried and ta*uble for communication are fully mmimised.

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F..G.S.(P.W.) Division

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Governnient o f Maharashtra

I'.G.S. (P.W .) D ivision, Gondia

Success o f V illage:- K hadkiF.xecuted through

L.W .E. (lA P ) 2011-12

Name o f work S I B. I . o f Khadki Rhadkiiola Road (V.R.226) Kin 1 300 to I ‘>^0

Tah - Arjuni Mor. Distt - Gondia*

Head o f work

Ksiimatcd cosi

Provision

Nccessilx of work

Road C'lMKliiion Before Execution

Problem face for communication

8443 LWK IAP 2011.12

Rs. 15.00 lac^

S. I . m I engih 750 Mcicr

Uk- f i l ia te khadki lies in ihc \cr> Scnsiti\e Naxal alVccicd iiibic area populaiion o f Khadki is 189. For easy and fast communication this work was necessarv.As per demand o f police departments work was propt*^cd. This i^ important link between Khadki & Khadkiiola

Before F.xecution this ruad was badK damage & WBM road surface was

rv%clcd

Due to such tvpc o f road condition villa^cni was facmg problem for eas>

communication to near by market place & health center & education place

Kesull after completion After completion o f this work road is black topped and people o f Khadki &.Khadkiiola arc satisfied and trouble for communication are fully minimised.

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r .G .S .d W V .) D ivision

G ondia

NIAIUIUSNniAIntegrated Action Plan (lAP) for


(;O V E R N M E N T O F INDIA Government o f Maharashtra

E.G.S. (P .W .) Division, Gondia Success o f Village:- GsmMmri

Hxccuted through ^ L .W .b .(IA P ) 2011-12

Name o f work S.T.B. 1. o f Gaiidnhri A Jambhadi Road (V.R 7R) Kin 6'MK) lo 7 3M»

I ah - Arjuni M or, Disit - Ooiidia

Mead ol'NNork

l:!sliinaiod cost

Provision

Neccssilv of work

Koad Condilion Heforc nxeculion

Problem face for coiiimunication

S44? Lwi- ia p : o i m 2

> l5.0Ulac>

\N UM Length > 850 Meter A One Nu C D work

I he villago (iandahn & Tmaipavali licv in the xcty Scnsiluc Naxal allecicJ triblc area population o f Gaiidahr is 53‘> & L niarpayali i* 12 7 .1 or cai> anJ fa>i communication this work wa» nccessar>. As per demand ol policc depanmcnis work was propocd.

:* Deforc Fxeculion onl> earthen road was available'lhtfre was no W MM road

veas available between Clandahn & I'liiarpayali ,

Due to such t\p e o f road condilion \ iUagerii was facing probkm for ea>>

coinniunicaiion to near by market placc & licalth cciitcr &. cJucaiion piaiki.

Re uU alier compiclion After completion ol this work the road between two \ iliatte beconu- all*weather. People o f tiamlahri & L'marpaxati are satisfied and trouble foi communication aie minimised.

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I.xcculivc Lnginecr E.G.S.(l*.VV.)r>iNision

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Integrated Action Plan (lAP) forSelected Tribal and Backward Districts MAHAfUSNTIU

Government o f .Vlaharashira E.G.S. (P.W .) Division, Gondia

Success o f Village:- Rajoli Fxeculed through

L.W .E.(IAP) 2011-12

Name of work

Head o f work

P.slimalcd cosl

ProNision

Nccessiiv of \vurk

S .I.B I . of Kajoli /k Shivramiola Road (V.R.230) Km 0 800 lo 1 l ull - Ar juni M ui. -Ciondia

8443 LWE'lAP^On-i:

R<>. 15.00 lacs

W BM & B. I . Lcnutli :• 530 Mclcr

I Ik* xillaiic RafOli & Shi\ramiola lies in the \e n Sensiiixe Naxal alYecicd iriblc urc. l\ipulatioii ut RhjuIi is & Shi\ ramioln is IKO. hor eas\ and Iasi communicaiion this NNork was nccessan. As per demand ul Policc Depanmcnis wurk was prapowd.

Ko;ui C'ondilion Before Execution

Problem face for communication

Uclorc r.Kccuiion onl> earthen rv>ad was a\ailahlcjliciv was no W BM rv>ad

axniliihlc beiween Rajoli & Shi>ramioia ,

Due lu such l> pc ut road condition villngcis was fnciny problem lor ea<«\

communication to near b> market placc A health ccntcr A ctiiication place.

RcmiIi uller coinplelioil After completion of this wtirk the road between two village become all-wcathcf. People of Rajoli A: Shivramiola are satisfied and trouble for c«>mmunication are fully minimised.

l i \c c u ti\c biiginccr E.G.S.(P.\V.) Division

(Jondia

MAHARASHTRA STATE FXECTRICITY DISTRIBl'TIOrS CO. LTD

/ \ O ffice of The S u p e r in te n d in g E n g in eer« - M a i A i f t V A A A k t ^ Power House, R am negar, GondiaI w i H A V l T A R A N ^ ^ . 0 7 1 8 2 - 2 5 3 2 4 0 , 2 5 3 2 4 2 , F A X - 0 7 1 8 2 ' 2 5 2 6 2 S

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D«lc:24.2.20I2.SUCCESS STORY OF LW E- TOLA ELECTRIFICATION

Suh: Success xtor ' of LWE in vin% of tolH electrification under Gondia Duttrici.

1) The proposal for electrification o f tolas having population less than 100 was

submitted to the District Collector, Gondia for consideration under IAP( integrated

Action Plan)undcr LWE. The IMstrict -Level Committee accorded approval for the

electrification o f 70 tolas having population le.ss than 100 vide adminitfnitivc

Approval Order vide ofTicial letter oo.DPCV Joint ( ommitter

l/LWK/Administrative approval/l08/10dt.2.02.2011.

2) I'he tolas having population less than 100 were not clectrified due to which

the resident o f the tolas beside public places such as PHC and sch(x>ls etc were not

having access to electricity. Iliis local infTastnictural deficiency of electricity was an

impede in stKial developments o f the locality,

3)A11 the villages except Alebedar a rithi village and Zhankargondi a village

under rehabilitation under gondia Di.'ttrict are electrified . similarly all the tolas liaving

population abt)vc 100 has been electrified under Gondia District. There was no financiaJ

linkage to take up the electrification o f the tolas having population less than 10(.>

available with this office.

4) The District -l.«vel Committee accorded approval for the electrification of 70

tolas having population less than 100 under lAP for the year 2010-11 and201 l-2012.The

work o f electrification was taken up under tumke> basis , a single point respt>nsibilit>.

5) I'he electrification work o f 70 tolas has been successftilly completed . the

assets created arc commissioned for utilization. I'he funds made available under lAP arc

most fruitfully used to serve the community residing in the tribal wid backward diittrici

i.e. Crondia. llufre is a large impact due to tlh; successful implementation o f the

integrated action plan in

the stKio-economic uplift o f the community in the electrified tolas under lAP of LWh.

I'he success .story o f this plan, in light o f electrification o f the 70 nos. tolas having

population less than 100 is as detailed on overleaf below .

Integrated Action Piafi (lAP) forSelected Tribal and Backwaicl Districts,

MAHMUSHmA M

SUCCESS STORY OF LWE~ TOLA FXECTRIFICATION

! ) I'he electricitv is treated as one o f the basic need for the developm ent o f the SiK'iety/community. The successful impiementation of toias eicctriflciition under Gondia District has made easy access to the eiectricity for the resident/ public utilities of the electrified tolas.

ii) I'he tola clectrificaiion has removed the darkness in the tolas and imparled a message to the com munity that necessary etTorts are being lalten to alleviate miserable condition of tribal and backward communit>' residing in the remote and scattered area.

iiiyi'he tola electrification worlc involve the provision o f H.T. line and transform ers in the 70 nos. tolas com m issioned under lA P o f LWE. which ensure the supply reliability and continuity in the locality.

iv) The electricity requirement was the immediate felt need o f the people living in the 70 nos. tolas electrified. The electricity is supplied at adequate level voltage to the beneficiaries . The motive to have the immediate tangible and visible benefit to the community is achieved by the efTective impiementation of the tolas electrification.

v) The aim and vision to have access to the electricit} for the every family of each and ever> village/tolaAvadies/hamlets has made ease after successful electrification o f 70 tolas under G ondiaD istricl.

vi) The living standard o f k)cality is greatly im pmved due to supply availability in the tolas. The com m unity residing in the tolas were living in the darkness w ith the afraid o f the wild life anim als and others dangerous due to the snakes , scorpion etc. This afraid has been removed and they are living satisfactorily .

vii) I'he electricity is the basic necessity for the further developm ent in the present era. Tolas electrification has explored the further ways o f developm ent in the 70 nos. tolas electrified . I'he further developm ent can be planned and im plemented by the utilization o f the electricity in the tribal and backward a re a .

viii) There are eight taluka in Gondia District out o f which the schem e is implemented in the 6 taluka.The successfulness can be visualized trom the photographs ,which are attached herewith for one for Arjuni (M or.) Taluka & One for Deori Taluka showing Distribution Transform er work and supply released to the locality.

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No, Naxal/ iAP 2012- Office o f the supdt. o f PoH e Gondia» Dated. - /Q2# 2012

The Collector,Ofice o f the Collector,Gondia District.

Subject- Success o f the work taken up under the Integrated Action Plan.

R/s,

lAP scheme in district Gondia was taken up with the basic aim o f carrying out various development activities in naxal ajfTected area o f the district included construction road in remote naxal infested villages o f Talukas Salekasa, Deori, Amgaon, Sadak Arjuni. Construction o f Auganwadi, along with water facility in fix>m bore well use also take up in mostly naxal infested villages o f Talukas Amgaon, Deori Salekasa and Sadak Aijuni Apart from this various types community' facilities were also consructed like Samshan shed. Passenger shed, forest takes and waste weir community hall, village tank and promotion o f fish breeding.

All these schemes were taken as in naxal infested area. Most o f the above started schemes are in construction stage. The schemes taken under lAP with creation o f above started community based facilities in naxal infested area has created good and positive feeling towards Government establishment. Secondly road connectivity improvement has improved the integration o f economy o f remote naxal infested village with mainstream towns which will go long way in bringing out villagers from clutches o f naxals.

Further under lAP civic action plan was under taken by Gondia Police which included Construction. Training Center for pre-recruitment and vocational training o f tribal youth along with procurement o f training material was taken up at 7 places in remote naxal infested Armed Out Post o f Dhabepauni, Ganutola, Gothangaon, Deori in 2010-11 and proposed at 3 places for year 2011-12 at Salekasa , Chichgarh and Deori- These training center helps tribal youth to avail pre-recruitment as well as vocational training in remote naxal infested areas helping in development their skills to compete as well for taken up various jobs and ultimately integrating them in mainstream.

The district police had organised pre-recruitment camps in all the concerned training center under various AOP’s by rendering training to 802 including 239 tribal youth in i t .

In this regard, if any tribal youth did not get similar opportunity or qualify for the police or army posts with some reasons, district police have made available the other choices to be se lf employed.For the same ,district police have already started a self employment training programme with the co-ordination o f institute named MITCON at Salekasa P.S with initial 50 trainees including 14 tribal youth in it.


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Communit)' Events, Sports and Peace rallies have been organised by concerned

A O P’s in naxal afTecied areas. In this respect, JanJagran M elavas are organised

regularly and conrunon dias is shared with the coordination o f other governm ent’s

department to inform the g o v e rn m e n t schem es to the locals for effective

implementation o f the ofTered schem es and to create Local Resistance Groups.

In the Jan-Jagran M elavas, w e do arrange cultural programmes, local dances, health awareness programmes, farming related guidance, distribution o f caste

certificates, health check up and free distribution o f m edicines. The intention o f all this is to make a hormonal dialogue w ith tribal’s o f the naxal infested areas, so that they can be weaned away from the path o f naxal m ovem ent.

The initiative taken by the district police regarding the various developm ental schem es offered by the governm ent and organized Peace Rallies o f 26* January

2012, is resulting a positive feed back in the naxal infested areas on large .

This it can be concluded that lA P in Gondia district is taken up with clear objecting o f improving public infrastructure and services such as school building, Auganwadi center drinking water supply village roads, tribal training center to bring about Integrated area developm ent.

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MANARASMTRAintegrated Action Plan (lAP) for


Odisha

Districts covered under lAP with number of works in parenthesis

I . Balangir (1 1 2 4 ) 2.3. Gajapati (8 6 5 ) 4.5. Kandhamal (6 7 6 ) 6.7. Koraput (1 1 2 5 ) 8.9. Mayurbhanj (1 0 2 1 ) 10.I I . Nuapada (4 8 8 ) 12.13. Sambalpur (1 121 ) 14.15. Sundargarh (5 5 0 )

Deogarh (912 ) Kaiahandi (1414 ) Kendujhar (299 ) Maiitangiri (3335) Nabarangapur (1079 ) Rayagada (826 ) Sonepur(444)


Expenditure Reported : Rs. 470.17 crore (69.65<Vb)

Type of Works :

SI.No.


1. Anganwadi Centres 1442 4902. Ashram Schools 119 453. Community Hall 90 104. Drinking Water

Facilities/Drainage & Sanitation3839 2730

5. Electric Lighting 790 4606. Godowns 34 7 17. Health Centres/Facilities 567 336 18. Livelihood Activities 59. Minor Irrigation Works 844 460110. School Buildings/School


11. Skill Development and Training 49 012. Veterinary Hospitals 0 O!13. Village Roads 5142 282814. Others 1174 429

Total : 15279 8465:


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Balanqir (Odisha) Success Story

I. DRINKING WATER SUPPLY

RURAL PIPED WATER SUPPLY TO VILLAGE - MAHALEI, G.P.MAHALEI,

BLOCK - DEOGAON, UNDER BALANGIR DISTRICT (ODISHA)

INTEGRATED ACTION PLAN-2010-n

1. Population covered under water supply -

Total population

S.C.

S.T.

847

150

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2. Estimated cost Rs.25.64 lakhs

3. Source 3.00 mtr dia Intake Well at Keutijor Nallah

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Pum p set : 5 HP submersible pump with discharge - 2.1 LPS & 60.00m head

No. o f public stand post 14 nos

Connection to Primary School : 1 No.

Connection to Upper Primary School : 1 No.

Connection to Gram Panchayat : 1 No.

Pipe line laid

150mm M.S. pipe

110mm PVC pipe

90mm PVC pipe

63m m PVC pipe

120.00 mtr

1100.00 mtr

1080.00 mtr

450.00 mtr

10. Executing A gency : Rural Water Supply & Sanitation Division, Balangir


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II. CONNECTIVITY (CIJI.VFRT^

Const, o f culvert on Road from Badudar to Salepada

Salient feature:Name of the Project: Name of the GP: Name of the Block: Name of the District: Scheme:Cost of Project:Year:Span of the culvert: Height of the culvert:

Const, of culvert on Road from Badudar to Salepada,TupaudarMuribahaiBolangirlAPRs.5,00,000/-2010-11 2X3 mt.1.6 mt.

This project taken up on 13.05.2011 & completed on 18.07.2011 within a span o f two months. This culvert constructed over the existing road connecting Badudar to Salepada. The Population o f both the village is 1800. Prior to construction o f this culvert the villagers were not able to connect themselves due to flow o f water over the

road particularly in the rainy season.

However, after construction o f this 3 mt. two span RCC culvert the connection between the villages could be established throughout the year. As a result Socio- Economic interaction between villages increased. Further the villagers could easily reached at the growth centre like Haldi, Muribahai, Bankel, Titilagarh & Bangomunda. This project fulfilled the long demand o f the people.


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in . CONNECTIVITY (CULVERT)

Construction of Culvert on the Gudungamal road in Tirchabaha! Nallah

Salient feature:-Name of the P r o je c t Construction of Culvert on the Gudungamal road in

Tirchabahal Nallah

Rs.5.00 lakhs lAP

2010-11 Ghuna Gudvella Balangir

Estimated CostName of the Scheme-Year - GP- Block - District-

The Trichabahal Nallah was the barrier for road communication of the Village as Tirchabahal, Tarsuguda, Bagabahal. The G.P road has been connecting communication for Ghuna G.P to Kalahandi Boarders. The construction of a culvert at Tirchabahal Nallah as a year long demand of the people by construction of the culvert the all weather road communication has been facilitated to the people of the remote villages of Ghuna G.P.

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IV. SOCIAL WELFARE

Constn. of AWC building with tube well at Baliabahal under Telenpali GPin Khaprakhol Block

Salient feature:-Name of the ProjectConstn. of AWC building with tube well at Baliabahal under Telenpali GP in Khaprakhol BlockEstimated Cost Name of the Scheme- Year- GP-

Rs.4.00 lakhs

lA P

2010-11

Telenpali

K haprakhol

Balangir

Block -

District-

Total Population o f the Village :177

SC Population o f the Village :52

ST Population o f the Village :75


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V. CONNECTIVITY (Forest road)Construction of Culvert over Harishankar - Brahmani Forest Road

Salient feature:-

Name of the Project

Name of Scheme

Construction of Culvert over Harishankar Brahmani Forest RoadIntegrated Action Plan ( lAP ) 2010-2011

Estimated Cost Rs. 2,71,432.00

Expenditure incurred Rs. 2,71,432.00

Name of GP Name of Block Derived Benefit

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SUCCESS STORIES OF DIFFERENT PROJECTS OF GAJAPATI DISTRICT OF ODISHA PERTAINING TO lAP WORKS

1. Improvement to road from Gurandi-Machamara Road at a cost of Rs. 30.00 Lakh.

Gurandi-Machama road which is under maintenance

control of R.W.Division, Gajapati ( Rural Development

Department ) is an important road serving maximum people in

cluster villages in Gosani Block . The total length of this road is

6.175 Km. This is a bus route. There are number of Revenue

villages from which Govt, receives huge revenue from the area.

The surface condition of the road for a length of 2.680 Km is

under distress for which no fund was available under any other

schem e to undertake the improvement works. Due to poor

condition of the road, the people have felt inconvenience to

access the local Administration, Education, Health and Market

Centre a s well as to reach District HQr at Paralakhemundi. The

DLC approved the project at a sanctioned cost of Rs. 30.00 lakhs during 2010-11. Accordingly the plan and estimates for

Rs 30.00 lakhs has been prepared to strengthen the road

surface with Gr-lll metalling followed by BT for a length of 2.57 km and Cement Concrete road ( rigid pavement ) for a length

100 mtr in Bhuskudi village portion along with construction of 1 no 600mm dia HPC at 2/46km. The work has been completed in all respects within a three months period from 10.05.2011 to

09.08.2011 with completion of cost of Rs 30.00 lakhs.

On completion of this project under lAP 4 nos of G.P.Hqrsi.e. Bhuskudi, Tatipeti, Gurandi and Machamara and other associated villages having total population 25,650 have been

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After completion of the works in all 9 number of roads, 47 villages having population of 41068 will be benefited with road connectivity to their nearest local Administration, Health, Education and Market centers and there will be all-round development in their lives.

2. Improvement to Paralakhemundi RIv station to Badakinqaat a cost of Rs. 25.00 Lakh

The DLC approved the project - Improvement to road from Paralakhemundi Railway station to Badakinga at a sanctioned cost of Rs 25.00 lakhs during 2010-11. The total length of the road is 2.50 Km. A portion of the road 1.45 Km was in bad condition which could not be improved due to want of funds under maintenance grant. The road is located in naxal affected area . To strengthen the said road portion plan and estimate has been prepared with provision of Gr-ll, Gr-lll and BT and construction of Cement concrete wall both sides to protect the road embankment due to existence of cultivated lands. The work has been completed in all respects with completion cost of Rs 25.00 lakhs . Now the people of the area have got good road communication to reach D ist, Block HQrs. The people have felt very satisfaction with the project. 5 no of associated villages having population of 8250 have been benefited with the project directly.

3. Improvement to Birikote-Gulaba road at a cost of Rs.30.00 Lakh.Birikote-Gulaba road (RD road ) having total length of 9.00

km is located in Mohana Block of Gajapati district. The road is located in naxal affected Block. The road portion for a length of1 km in ghat portion was in very bad condition. There is much inconvenience to vehicular traffic particularly Forest patrolling and Combing operation. Considering the difficulties, the DLC

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approved the project at a sanctioned cost of Rs 30.00 lakhs under lAP during 2010-11 to improve the ghat portion and to make the damaged road condition to good. Accordingly the work has been taken which is in progress. An expenditure of Rs 7.25 lakhs has been spent as on 31.01.2012 and the project is likely to complete by 31.05.2012. After completion of the road , the villages (1) Guluba (2) Sindiba (3) Bampada (4) Galimera (5) Dengiskhal (5) Balipanka (6) Guduli ( 7) Jaruguda will have direct benefit from this project.4. Improvement to road from RD road to Luhanoar at a

cost of Rs. 20.00 Lakh.

RD road ( Serango-Nuagada road ) to Luhangar having2.00 length is an important road serving maximum tribal people in Nuagada Block. It is a satellite village to Nuagada Block HQr located in naxal affected area. The road surface was under depression with lot of pot holes and giving inconvenience to the people. The DLC approved the project at a sanctioned cost of Rs 20.00 lakhs for improvement of this road for a length of 1.70 km with provision of metalling and BT and construction of2 nos of new CD works. Accordingly plan and estimate has been prepared to strengthen the road surface at the sanctioned cost. The work is in progress and likely to be completed by 15.03.2012. After completion of the road mostly the tribal people of villages like Luhangar (GP Hqr), Bajani, Souri, Tarangada, Rangalmeta, Sindhiba, Jadasingi, Tabarada, Garlip , Tarigi, Sukai will be benefited directly. And there will allround development in their lives. An expenditure of Rs 10.00 lakhs has been spent to make the road BT standard for a length of 975 mtr and construction of CD works as on 31.01.2012.

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CONSTRUCTION OF 1 0 0 SEATED ST GIRLS HOSTEL BUILDING AT WOMENS COLLEGE, PARALAKHEMUNDI,

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> Name of the Executants : Somya Ranjan Panigrahy

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lAP. 2010-11 TUMUDIBANDH JHIRIPANI CHAJANGICONST. OF CC ROAD ATCHAJANGI02.00 LAKH09.05.201101.08.2011

BRIEF DESCRIPTION ABOUT THE PROJECT:

This project namely, “Const, of CC road at Chhajangi, GP>Jhiripani” has been

approved under I.A.P in the financial year 2010-11 for an annount of Rs. 02.00 lakh.

27 households belonging to Primitive Tribal Group are residing in Chhajangi village.

Before construction of this cement concrete road, there was an earthen formation

road. During rainy season, due to earthen formation, there was unhygienic condition

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NAME OF THE SCHEM ENAME OF THE BLOCKNAME OF THE GRAM PANCHAYATNAME OF THE VILLAGENAME OF THE PROJECT

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lAP, 2010-11TUM UDIBANDHJHIRIPANISIM ILIPADARCONST. OF CC ROAD ATSIMILIPADAR03.00 LAKH09.05.201116.12.2011


This project namely, “Const, of CC road at Similipadar, GP:-Jhiripani” has been

approved under I.A.P in the financial year 2010-11 with an amount of Rs. 03.00 lakh.

32 P.T.G. households are residing in Similipadar village. Before construction of this

cement concrete road, there was an earthen formation road. During rainy season,

due to earthen formation, there was unhygienic condition prevailing in the village and

the villagers had to cope with different diseases. After construction of this concrete

road, there is no water logging, which ensures proper sanitation. The PTG families

are also using this road for social functions, washing and drying of clothes, drying of

crops, etc. This CC road has increased the social status of the inhabitants. Villagers

also worked in the project which has enhanced the economic status of the families.



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DEVELOPMENT OF PLAYGROUND ATGUMA05.00 LAKH04.02.201125.01.2012

BRIEF DESCRIPTION ABOUT THE PROJECT

Sanctioned under I.A.P., 2010-11, this project namely ‘Development of Playground at Guma’ has been taken up with an aim of providing better sports facilities to the youths of Guma and adjacent villages. Most of the households of Guma G.P. belong to Primitive Tribal Groups. As there was no play ground, the youths had to practice games at mountain beds and streets of the village. After completion of the project, the youths and students of the area have been provided with a better opportunity for playing games, conducting rural tournaments, etc. Irrespective of boys and girls, the playground has provided enough scope for carrying out different activities during leisure time. During the course of time, such a project will enhance the possibility of creating talented rural sportspersons from the area.


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GUM ACO NSTRU CTIO N OF C.C. ROAD W ITH DRAIN AT KRANJA MASANISAHI TO ADIVASI SAHI05.00 LAKH09.05.201120 .01.2012


This project namely “Construction of C C road with drain at Kranja Masanisahi to

Adivasi Sahi under Gum a G .P .” has been approved under I.A.P in the financial year

2010-11 for an amount of Rs. 05.00 lakh. 39 S.T. households are residing in Kranja village.

Before construction of this cement concrete road, the internal earthen formation was

becoming muddy during rains, restricting the villagers in commutation. After construction of this concrete road, there is no more water logging, which ensures proper sanitation.

Transportation facilities have also reached to the inhabitants, resulting in increasing social

status of the inhabitants.




ESTIM ATED CO ST DATE OF C O M M EN C EM EN T DATE OF CO M PLETIO N

lAP. 2011-12TUMUDIBANDHSIRLA

PIDAMAHACONSTRUCTION OF CULVERT AND RETAINING WALL AT JARGIPANGA05.00 LAKH09.05.201104.02.2012


This project, namely “Construction of culvert with retaining wall at Jargipanga, GP:-

Sirla” has been approved under I.A.P in the financial year 2011-12 with an estimated

cost of Rs. 05.00 lakh. During rainy season, inhabitants of Jargipanga were facing

difficulties in terms of communication to Pidamaha, Lingerimaha, Negipankal,

Uhangpata, Bangeri villages as this is the only connecting road to the villages. 72

households belonging to S.T. community have been benefitted by this project. This

project has helped immensely for the inhabitants of the village in terms of all-weather

communication and the social status of the villagers has been increased manifold.


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lAP, 2010-11TUM UDIBANDHLANKAGADA

ARJUNPUR & SIBA CO NSTRU CTIO N OF ONE NO. OF CULVERT FROM ARJUNPUR TO SIBA15.00 LAKH14.03.201111.11.2011


This project, namely “Construction of 1 No. of Culvert from Arjunpur to Siba, GP:-

Lankagada” has been approved under I.A.P in the financial year 2010-11 with an

estimated cost of Rs. 15.00 lakh. During rainy season, both Arjunpur and Siva

villages were used to be cut off due to the over-flowing nallah. 30 households

belonging to S.T. community are residing in Arjunpur village, who were facing accute

difficulty in rainy season to commute the distance to go to Siva to purchase their

daily household materials. The villagers, who are mostly daily labourers, had to

remain content inside the village without any job. The project will help immensely for

the inhabitants of both Arjunpur & Siva villages as well as seven other nearby

villages in terms of all-weather communication. Due to construction of this project,

this provides all-weather communication to the G.P. Headquarters of Seven villages.



NAME OF THE SCHEME NAME OF THE BLOCK NAME OF THE GRAM PANCHAYAT NAME OF THE VILLAGE NAME OF THE PROJECT

ESTIMATED COST DATE OF COMMENCEMENT DATE OF COMPLETION

lAP, 2011-12TUMUDIBANDHKURTAMGARH

RAMNAGARCONSTRUCTION OF C.C. ROAD AT RAMNAGAR05.00 LAKH28.08.201109.12.2011


This project namely “Construction of CC road at Ramnagar, GP:-Kurtamgarh" has been

approved under I.A.P in the financial year 2010*11 for an amount of Rs. 05.00 lakh. 53

households are residing in Ramnagar village out of which 24 are S.T, families. Before

construction of this cement concrete road, the internal earthen formation was becoming muddy during rains, restricting the villagers in commutation.. After construction of this concrete road, there is no more water logging, which ensures proper sanitation. Transportation facilities have also reached to the inhabitants, resulting in increasing social

status of the inhabitants.


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NAME OF THE SCHEME NAME OF THE BLOCK NAME OF THE GRAM PANCHAYAT NAME OF THE VILLAGE NAME OF THE PROJECT

ESTIMATED COST DATE OF COMMENCEMENT DATE OF COMPLETION

lAP, 2011-12TUMUDIBANDHBELGHAR

B ATI PAD ABATIPADA TO TARGABALI - 01 NO. OFCULVERT07.00 LAKH14.03.201128.09.2011


This project namely “Construction of 1 No.of Culvert from Batipada to Targabali , G P>

Belghar" has been approved under I.A.P in the financial year 2010-11 for an amount of Rs.

07.00 lakh. About 70 households belonging to Primitive Tribal Group are depending on the

road from Batipada to Targabali. This project is 08 kms. away from Belghar, the Gram

Panchayat headquarters. The villagers of Batipada, Targabali, Gurlimaska, Gunuspa, Adalangu also depend on the road for communication facilities to go outside for different

purposes. This project caters to the needs of the inhabitants of above villages in different sectors like shopping, fair, medical facilities, etc.

OOtSNAIntegrated Action Plan (lAP) tor


Name of the Project -Const, of Culvert with retaining wall at Pangapada . GP:Mundigada. Location:- Panoaoada

Est.Cost. Rs. 5.00 Lakh

S c h e m e - lAP. Financial year - 2011-12

Pre Photo

Completed

This project, namely “Construction of culvert with retaining wall at Pangapada, GP>

Mundigada” has been approved under I.A.P in the financial year 2011-12 with an

estimated cost of Rs. 05.00 lakh. During rainy season, inhabitants of Pangapada

were facing difficulties in terms of communication as this is the only connecting road

to the village. 24 households belonging to S.T. community are residing in the village.

This project has helped immensely for the inhabitants of the village in terms of all-

weather communication and the social status of the villagers has been increased

manifold.


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Name of the Block :Balliguda

Name of the Grampanchayat :Rutungia

Name of the Village :Gumakia

Name of the Project :Const. of Culvert from Dalapata to Gumakia

Estimated Cost :Rs.5.00 Lakhs

Date of Commencement :28.02.2011

Date of Completion :30.01.2012

Name of the Scheme :IAP

Brief Description:

Before construction of this work, there is no connection between three villages i.e Gumakia

.Gaglimaha & Baligada and peoples are facing a lot of problem during rainy season. After construction of this culvert there is a permanent connectivity between 3 villages


Selected Tribal arid Backward Districts

Name of the Block :Balliguda

Name of the Grampanchayat :Rutungia

Name of the Village :Gumakia

Name of the Project :Const. of Culvert from Sirispanga to Uhakia

Estimated Cost :Rs.4.00 Lakhs

Date of Commencement :28.02.2011

Date of Completion :20.06.2011

Name of the Scheme :IAP

Brief Description:

Before construction of this work, there is no connection between three villages i.e Uhakia .Adipadar & Tapamgia and peoples are facing a lot of problem during rainy season. After construction of this culvert there is a permanent connectivity between 3 villages.


ODtSHA

NAME OF THE SCHEME

NAME OF THE BLOCK

NAME OF THE GRAM PANCHAYAT

NAME OF THE VILLAGE

NAME OF THE PROJECT

lAP

DARINGBADI

DARINGBADI

DARINGBADI

CONST. OF CULVERT ON THE ROAD FROM SARINGIRPI TO SIKAPATA

ESTIMATED COST Rs. 5,00,000 /-

DATE OF COMMENCEMENT > 14/03/2011

DATE OF COMPLETION > 31/01/2012

MANDAYS FENERATED > 755


1. Description regarding social /economical status of thevillage before commencement of the project

2 Benefits obtained afterexecution of the project

3 Villages benefited if it’s a ruralconnectivity work

Due to non availability of the Culvert the connectivity was not possible between the villages of Daringbadi GP & Greenbadi GP & also the road remained cut off during the rainy season. The people suffers a lot to reach to the nearest villages and also to the Block Head quarters After completion of the project. It is now possible for the villagers of 2 GPs to reach in a shortest way Daringbadi, Saringirpi, Sikapata. Greenbadi

ODISHAIntegrated Action Plan (lAP) for


NAME OF THE SCHEME NAME OF THE BLOCK NAME OF THE GP NAME OF THE VILLAGE NAME OF THE PROJECT

ESTIMATED COST DATE OFCOMMENCEMENT DATE OF COMPLETION MANDAYS FENERATED

lAPDARINGBADIGUMIKIAMORENJCONST. OF CULVERT ON THE ROAD FROM MORENJ TO PARIGADA Rs. 4,00,000 /- 08/05/2011

26/12/2011756


1. Description regarding social / In rainy season there was no connection betweeneconomical status of the village before commencement of the project

2 Benefits obtained after execution of the project

3 Villages benefited

village of Morenja under Gumikia GP and Parigada of Kotagarh Block. So people faced many problem in their day to day lifeAfter execution of this project people of MOrenja and Parigada villages have benefited like marketing , Medical treatment and education of the children. Morenja & Parigada


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NAME OF THE SCHEME

NAME OF THE BLOCK


NAME OF THE VILLAGE

NAME OF THE PROJECT

ESTIMATED COST

DATE OF COMMENCEMENT

DATE OF COMPLETION

MANDAYS GENERATED

lAP -2011-12

K.NUAGAON

BALLIGADA

DADABADI

: Const of Culvert on the road

Dahasudi Majhi sahi to Musudi

Colony Sahi

5.00 Lakhs

05.08.2011

09.12.2011

3212

OOISIUIntegrated Action Plan (lAP) for


NAME OF THE SCHEME

NAME OF THE BLOCK


NAME OF THE VILLAGE

NAME OF THE PROJECT

ESTIMATED COST

DATE OF COMMENCEMENT

DATE OF COMPLETION

MANDAYS GENERATED

: lA P /2011-12

: K.NUAGAON

:GUNJIBADI

: KURKUNIPADA

: Const of Culvert at Kurkunipada at

Gandrigaon, Gunjibadi GP

10.00 Lakhs

16.03.2011

01.12.2011

5608


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Name of the Village:

Name of the Project:

Estimated Cost:

Date of Commencement:

Date of Completion:

Name Of The Scheme:

Name Of The Block:

Name Of The GP: Madaguda

Madaguda

Const of community center Madaguda.

Rs. 500000/-

30/01/2011.

31/03/2011.

lAP

Kotagarh

Brief Description:

Due to Construction of CC Building a permanent asset is created to the Panchayat.





Estimated Cost:


Date of Completion:

Name Of The Scheme:

Name Of The Block;

Name Of The GP: Srirampur

Bodjhal

Const of culvert on matikeda to Bodjhal.

Rs. 500000/-

20/08/2011.

15/12/2011.

lAP

Kotagarh

Stwme - I.A .P

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Brief Description:

Prior to const, of culvert the road has inconvenient for public movement and transportation of materials. After const, the road has been

connected to the near by village and 1100 nos of peoples are benefited.


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Estimated Cost:


Date of Completion:

Name Of The Scheme:

Name Of The Block:

Name Of The GP: Subarnagiri

Arkimaha

Culvert at Arkimaha

Rs.500000/-

20/09/2011.

12/12/2011.

lAP

Kotagarh

Brief Description:







Estimated Cost:


Date of Completion:

Name Of The Scheme:

Name Of The Block:

Name Of The GP: Judabali

Radiguma

Culvert at Radhiguma Sitapadi Sahi

Rs.500000/-

01/06/2011.

08/11/2011.

lAP

Kotagarh

Brief Description;

Prior to const, of culvert the road has inconvenient for public movement

and transportation of materials. After const, the road has been



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Estimated Cost:


Date of Completion:

Name Of The Scheme:

Name Of The Block:

Name Of The GP: Subarnagiri

Arkimaha

Culvert at Arkimaha

Rs.500000/-

20/09/2011.

12/12/2011.

lAP

Kotagarh

Brief Description:

Prior to const, of culvert the road has Inconvenient for public nnovement and transportation of materials. After const, the road has been


00I8HAIntegrated Action Plan (lAP) for




Estimated Cost:


Date of Completion:

Name Of The Scheme:

Name Of The Block:

Name Of The GP: Judabali

Radiguma

Culvert at Radhiguma Sitapadi Sahi

Rs.500000/-

01/06/2011.

08/11/2011.

lAP

Kotagarh

Brief Description:




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STATE - ORISSA DISTRICT - KEONJHARPANCHAYAT SAMITI GHATGAON.

LA.P. came as blessing to village, Raghubeda .

Raghubeda is a tribal dominated village under Santarapur G.P. o f Ghatgaon B lock .It lies in a valley spreading for 9 sq.K.M.,surrounded by hill range with green reserve forest and creeks. It is at distance o f lOK.M. from

G.P. and 27 K.M . from Block and 47 K.M. from district head quarter .The total population o f the village is 336 out o f which 311 are from Munda tribe . The villagers depends on cultivation , selling o f miner forest produce and daily

w ages for their living .They are yet to get electricity , pure drinking water from

bore w ell and other basic services from health , civil supply and marketing due to poor accessib ility to the village . A hill crossing and a number o f C.D. works

with slope protection structures were needed for completing the connectivity

to the village . The villagers were waiting for a major fund for above works.

A s per the decision made in triangular committee ,constituting forest, police and civil administration, the above road work has been taken up underl.A .P . in 2 different phases covering the year 2010-11 and 2011-12 total amounting to Rs 63 .92 lakhs . It includes Construction o f Ramp near a hill ,Retaining W all , Guard wall , M asonry Drain , 14 nos o f C.D.works ,C.C. Road and road formation with Gr.I . m etalling for 2.2 K .M .. The projects o f 10- 11 has been com pleted and that o f 2011-12 is in progress and w ill be completed by March 2012. After com pletion o f project the above village will be

brought from isolation to mainstream with all weather motorable road . N ow steps has already been initiated by District Administration for construction o f bore-well,electriflcation work and com pletion o f other pending development

work and livelihood project o f the village. The villagers feel I.A.P., came as a

blessing to them .


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Innovative Projects - Multi-purpose Oil Ghani (Niger) and Flour MillUnder lAP, Koraput District, Odisha

Approximately 34.112 Ha Niser is being cultivated every

year in Koraput district and has a large scope of

exporting these outside Koraput. The oil extraction unit

has created livelihood opportunities for the poor

families as well it has served as the marketing link for

such produces thereby reducing distress selling.

District Planning and Monitoring Unit, Koraput

2/ 24/2012


ODISHA

• To establish a Niser Oil Extraction Unit in the Koraput Sub-division thereby create better

livelihood options for the poor families.

• To create better marketing facilities for the Niser raw productions and contribute

towards distress selling of products by small

farmers.

Koraput is very rich in Niser Cultivation. Approximately in 34.112 Ha Niser is being cultivated,

especially in Koraput sub-division which provides the Annual yielding of 1,19,392 quintals.

People of the district especially tribals use Niser as crude oil for their domestic consumption

and they were not aware of the importance of Niser oil and its value outside. Thousands of tons

of Niser are exported from Koraput to abroad through Maharastra. The Niser Oil is full of

protein with a very low amount of calories. Since the climate and soil of Koraput is conducive

for Niser cultivation, majority of the Tribal household cultivates Niser either in their own land or

in the Hill. Due to the increased dependency in the rain water the people of the hilly terrain

usually are left with less options to farm their crops, this is embedded with the low investment

source and lack of business capital. The people of the area are forced to undertake Niser crops

in order to get at least benefits from their crops.

The DLC realizing the potential of Niser decided to set up Niser oil extraction Unit out of lAP

funds to provide sustainable livelihood to the tribal people. The centre is located at Koraput

and Laxmipur. Since huge quantity of Niser is marketed at these places the unit is set up here.

One NGO "Sarvodaya Samiti" who is preparing Niser Oil was taken as Technical Consultant to

establish the unit. On an average the project generates a profit of Rs. 45,000/- per month.

Project name Establishment of multipurpose Oil Ghani (Niser) and flour mill

Scheme lAP

Year 2011-12

Executing Agency DPC, Koraput

Estimated Cost 49.70 lakhs

No. of SHG benefitted 20

Net profit 0.45 lakhs per month



The unit will be managed by the Mission Shakti the district

level SHG federation. The unit will be run by the SHG

members and it would provide sustainable livelihood source

for 20 SHG i.e 200 household mostly tribals. Besides about 30000 tribal farmers cultivating oil

seeds in interior pockets of the district on hilly slopes would gets proper price and thereby the

scope for distress sale is reduced to a large extent. The market is assured and all schools, OSAP

& BSF Camps are tagged with Mission Shakti for its assured marketing.

Due to the low market opportunities in the district, the Niser cultivation is declining day by day.

It was high time for strategizing programs so that the people continue to cultivate Niser in a

profitable manner and sustain their livelihood options from the Niser cultivation. This project

has not only helped the rural poor families to be engaged in the unit and earn their livelihood

but also created avenues for the small and marginal farmers who are engaged in Niser

cultivation and / or dependent on the similar crops in the area to market their crops and avoid

distress sales of their produces. The unit is managing the Niser productions across the district

and creating a platform for the farmers to take it beyond the boundaries of Koraput. It is hoped

that this would scale up in future days to come and promote Niser cultivation in the area

thereby securing the livlihood options for the populace of the distict.


ODISHA

* a iH > V f c i« im o i> i* P « o io - ii

Name of the Project Construction of Niger Oil Extraction Unit at

Koraput

lAP 2010-11

District Mission Shakti, Koraput

24.85 i^khs



2 0 1 2

I n n o v a t i v e P r o j e c t s -

C o n s t r u c t i o n o f

S u s p e n s i o n B r i d g e

o v e r K o l a b R i v e r a t

I V I a n t r i p u t V i l l a g e

Under lAP, Koraput District, Odisha

2100 People of 23 Villages under 8 GPs of Semiliguda Block under Koraput District commute by water during rainy days as there is no way out for them (they are surrounded by hilly terrains at one end and the river at the other). This project helped them connect with the other side of the world during rainy season through

suspension bridge over the Kolab River, thereby opening the gateway for providing services and reaching goods that they require.

District Planning and Monitoring Unit, Koraput


ODISHA

The Kolab River also known as Sabari in lower reaches is a

tributary of Godavari River and originates from the Sinkaran hills of the Eastern Ghats in

Koraput district. The Kolab River across which the Lower Kolab Hydel Project is located rises at

an elevation of about 1372 m above the sea level near the village Sembai in Koraput district.

The river is about 418 km long upto the confluence of Godavari River before joining it near the

village Kunavaran. During its course of 418 Km the river

drops by almost 1348.5 M.

To construct a suspension bridge connecting 23 Villages of 8 GPs of Semiliguda Block with the rest of the world.

To help reach basic services of the government to these 23 Villages of 8 GPs of Semiliguda Block, Koraput district.

To improve upon the wellbeing of the people by building a link with the other side of the world.

23 villages of 8 GPs of Semiliguda block are located at a

place surrounded by hill at one side and the back water of Kolab River (a tributary of Godavari)

at the other side. People of these villages are plying through the water and these areas used to

remain cut off during rainy season depriving the people to come to the Block headquarters. The

PDS commodities, Health services and other basic services were not able to reach the area

during the rainy season thereby keeping away the people from getting basic minimum services.

People of these villages depend on Semiliguda block headquarters for marketing their

agricultural produces and also for their day to day marketing. The aspiring children for higher

studies also put in dark during rainy days as they cannot commute to their respective schools.

The normal life and wellbeing of the people of the area is affected every year during this

season.



Construction of bridge was proposed since long but due to

requirement of huge amount of fund the same was not

been taken up. Realizing the need of a bridge, the District Level Committee decided to set up a

Suspension Bridge, over the back water at an estimated cost of Rs.30.00 lakhs to at least

provide connectivity to the people and to ensure that essential commodities and services can

reach these villages in all weather.

Project name

Scheme

Year

Executing Agency

Cost

No. of villages to be

connected

No of peoples to be

benefitted

Const, of Suspension Bridge over Kolab River at ________ Mantriput of Semiliguda block________lAP

2011-12PA ITDA, Koraput

30.00 lakhs

23

2100

Goods, services, business and all options for a better living

are usually achieved if there is connectivity. The project has

brought light of development to the darkness of life spent by the people living there in all

season. This bridge has directly impacted about 2100 people mostly tribals of these 23 villages

for their connectivity and link to the other side of their world. This has become the preliminary

program towards creating a paradigm shift for the populace of these 23 villages of 8 GPs under

the Semiliguda Block of Koraput district and now other initiatives will take its turn to shape

these villages towards their development.

Advantage vis-a-vis Concrete Bridge;

A Concrete bridge at this place would cost not less than about Rs.4.00 Crore, and

it would take around two years to complete. This Suspension Bridge project would not only

save cost a great scale, but by getting completed within three months, would give immediate

result, which is the precise objective of lAP. Also, the Suspension Bridge is quite enough to cater

to needs of the people there by bridging the missing link.


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I. Installation of Solar Charging station

Bonda and Didayi ,the most primitive tribes of Malkangiri district

preferably like to live in hill terrine surrounded by dense forest Having

acostmed with their old tradition they have been kept aloof from the mean

stream of the modern societies deprived of getting proper health and

education to their children.

Two villages in Khoirput and 6 Villages in K.Gumma Block which are

situated in difficult hill track and to where it is practically difficult to connect

these villages with electricity, have been selected for providing solar

charging station to individual families to make their live in light

No of families with

Innovative Projects under lAP of Malkangiri District.

SINo

Name of the Block

1 Khairput

K.Gumma

Name of the GP

Name of the

Mudulipad^? ——

____LAndrapalli

Total

Village solar charging station

, .....

_^Barajuda 22‘ Rameliguda 3

Naudimanjuri 25Kantamanjuri _

Mariwada2532

Taberu 55Tikarpada ^ 55

ir Karkaguda _ ^ 55299

For installation of home lighting solar system in 299 individual

families, Rs. 51.18 Lakhs has been utilized under lAP dunng 2011-12

With the innovative idea of getting home lighting system, the traditional life

of primitive Bonda and Didayi tribes are gradually charging. The school

going children are making them involved in education instead of roaming

in jungle to collection minor forest produceIntroduction of such project under lAP creates a good faith among

primitive tribes upon the district administrative and the project will definitely

be helpfully in bringing out gradual social changes in life among them

Integrated Action Plan (lAP) forSelected Tribal and Backward Districts OmSMA

II. Development of Rural Hats

Number of villages in different blocks of Malkangiri district are located at a places surrounded by Hill, forest and river. The villagers mainly tribals in these villages have usually been isolated from the urban market to meet their daily needs and to sell their agricultural and forest produces.

In rural areas, the villagers meet once in a week in the local rural mark to fetch their need and to sell their agricultural and minor forest produces. Due to cut off from the urban market, it is practically happen that rural poor tribes are being explained by the middle man while purchasing their needs at high price and selling their goods at low price without having proper marketing infrastructure.

Keeping in view to provide good marketing support with fair price shop to rural poor tribals to raise their livelihood the project “Development of rural Hats” in the interior pockets of this district have been taken up block wise in the following ways under lAP during 20111-12.


SI No Name of the Block No of Hats developed

Cost of the Projects

(Rs in lakh)1 Malkangiri 4 20.002 Mthili 2 30.003 Khairput 2 30.004 K. Gumma 2 30.005 Korukonda 5 65.006 Kalimela 3 - 45.007 Podia 3 45.00

Total 21 265.00

Development of rural Hats will definitely be helpful in bringing out a social and economical changes in the life of rural tribals wherein they will sell and purchase their daily needs including PDS commodities at actual price due to opening of fair price and PDS Shop in the Hats. On the other hand, poor tribals will get actual price to their agricultural and minor forest produces due to development of market in the localities..

OWSHAIntegrated Action Plan (lAP) for


III. Construction of Minor Bridge on the road from Binayakpur To Motu.

Motu GP in Podia Block is situated at the end part of the state in

Malkangiri district near the river Sileru. 5 villages namely Alma, Minyakpur,

Muraliguda, Petta and Barnaliguda are located in a place surrounded by

Hill and Alma Nala. People of these villages plying through the water and

these areas remain cut off during rainy season depriving the people to

come to the GP as well as to Block headquarters. The PDS commodities

as well as the Health Services cannot reach the area during the rainy

season thereby depriving the people of basic minimum services. Realizing

the need of bridge, the District Level Committee decided to set up a minor

bridge over the Alma Nala on the road from Binayakpur to Motu at an

estimated cost of Rs. 23.60 Lakhs to provide connectivity to the people and

to ensure that essential commodities can reach their villages during rainy

season.

Project Name :-Const. of Minor Bridge on the road from Binayakpur to

Motu.

Scheme lAP

Year > 2011-12

Executing Agency :-BDO, Podia

Cost 23.60 Lakhs

No. of Villages to be connected 06

No of People to be benefitted > 4000

This bridge will help about 4000 population mostly tribals of

these 6 villages for their connectivity.



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IV. Installation of Lift Irrigation Project in Kalimela and Korukonda Block

Tigal and Boligeta G.P. of Kalimela Block and Mandapalli GP of

Korukonda block are situated near the river Poteru and Tamasa Nala.

Having flow of water in the river and Nala , villagers nearby mainly

depend on rain fed agriculture due to non-support of Irrigation facilities.

Taking the site condition and feasibility report, the District Level

Committee decided to set up Lift Irrigation Projects in Tigal, Bodigeta

and Mandapalli GP of Kalimela and Korukonda Block out of I.A.P. to

support agricultural development enhancing engagement and income of

the tribal and refuse Bengali farmers.

Year 2010-11Exc. A gency Executive Engineer, OLIC.KoraputS ch em e :- I.A.P.

I. Installation of Lift Irrigation Project at Tigal-lll

C ost Rs 4.60 LakhAyacut Area 20 HectFarmers benefitted 95

II. Project Name :- Installation of Lift Irrigation Project at MPV-37 in

Bodigeta GPC ost :- Rs 4.60 LakhAyacut Area 22 HectFarmers benefitted :- 92

III. Project Name Installation of Lift Irrigation Project at MPV-IV in

Mandapalli GP, Block- Korukonda

C ost :- Rs 4.60 LakhAyacut Area 25 HectFarmers benefitted 105

Installation of lift Irrigation Projects in such remote villages have not

only developed agriculture but also enhanced income creating good faith

upon villagers to support district administration in other developmental

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This is a success story under the centrally sponsored scheme called Integrated Action Plan in

Mayurbhanj district in the state of Odisha.

f ^ imilipal Tiger Reserve (STR) forest in Mayurbhanj is a must visit

I % destination for the tourist and environmentalist. The vast and deep forest

with Its varied flora and fauna catches the imagination of visitors and

more so because it is the only tiger reserve in the state and one of the rarest in the country. Sure,

STR with a number of things to offer beginning with the vast stretch of forest land, conspicuous

waterfalls, the beasts and birds like peacock, deer, elephant and tiger. Simlipal National Park has an

area of 845.70 square km and has some beautiful waterfalls like Joranda and Barehipani, Simlipal is

home to close to 200 Royal Bengal Tigers, Wild elephants in excess of 450. Besides Simlipal is famous

for Indian Bisons, Chausingha as well as an orchidarium.

UNESCO added this National park to its list of Biosphere Reserves in May 2009. There are more than

10,000 people, mostly tribals, living in 61 villages in the forest. That is why Simlipal is yet to be

declared a full-fledged park, despite its having the status t)f one of the fifteen biospheres of India.

This park has become a safe abode for the left wing extremists too over time posing a serious threat

to the development services to reach these large numbers of villages. In this scenario, the district

administration decided to take up serious steps to reach to these villages through a number of

projects to augment the essential services like health, education, nutrition etc.

A large number of culverts, causeways and diversion weirs have been constructed to make this zone

pliable and accessed easily.

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Culverts and bridges constructed inside SIR

M ost o f the villages inside Similipal national Park have not been electrified and there is rennote

possibility of being covered under Rajiv Gandhi Gramin Vidyutikaran Yojana (RGGVY) or Biju Grannin

Vidyutikaran Yojana (BGVY). M oreover, even if these villages get connected through RGGVY or BGVY

people will remain living in the obscurity and in an unsafe for most of the tim e. Therefore the district

administration came with the idea of providing solar street lights that can create a sense of safety

and security amongst these poor tribals who have been living in the dark since ages.

In the ashram schools, in absence of lights pupils

can't continue their study beyond dusk. Solar

power plants of IK W capacity have been installed

in these schools to make them suitable for stay and

study.

• Improved facility in the educational

institutions making these centres more

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• Uninterrupted power supply helping

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students and earning m ore study hours.

Solar panels installed in the ashram schools inside STR

School children getting uninterrupted power supply

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The district administration has taken every possible measure to prolong the services of these solar

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of 3 years and it is further negotiating for an extended warranty of 2 more years.

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With the establishment of Solar Street lights in the

selected pockets of Mayurbhanj districts following

outcome level are ensured;

• Improved facility for the community to carry

out domestic as well as livelihood activities (sabai rope/craft, leaf cup n plate making etc.) for their livelihoods beyond twilights.

Improved amenities helping establishing a sense of safety and security in the community from snakes & wild animals so also from extremists.

It is anticipated that all these endeavours will have a long term effect in improving the service

delivery and in combating the left wing extremism. All these efforts may not be considered the

panacea for ail woes but definitely stepping stones towards finding a perpetual solution in the life of

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Name of the Project - Diversion Weir ( Check Dam-1)Location - Sanl<esu, GP-Dunduli, Block- Koinara, Dist- RayagadaEstimated Cost- Rs 4.95 lakhsScheme- lAP 2010-11Status of the Project- Completed.Executing Agency- Soil Conservation Deptt. Rayagada.

As these area depend upon the rain for the cultivation, so most of the year crops failures due to less rain or no rain in time. After construction of the above Check dam under lAP, now the crop loss during this season not realized even if irregular rain fall during this year. So the right suggestion by Agriculture Deptt & Horticulture Deptt. and the intervention of lAP in appropriate time made it successful, which saved 25 hec. of land from drought during khariff,2011. Plan has been made for the target people of this area to take up sunflower & vegetable crops during Rabi & Summer. Numbers of similar projects have been taken up under lAP in the district.


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PROJECT PROFILE- SANKESU-IName of the Project - Diversion Weir (Check Dam-1)

Location - Sankesu ,GP-Dunduli, Block- Kolnara, Dist-Rayagada

Estimated Cost- Rs 4,.95 lakhs

Scheme- lAP 2010-11

Status of the Project- Completed.

Executing Agency- Soil Conservation Deptt. Rayagada.



SUCCESS STORY

PROJECT PROFILEName of the Project- Diversion Weir ( Check Dam)

Location - Kaliaguda.GP-Kplnara, Block- Kolnara,

Dist-Rayagada

Estimated Cost- Rs 4.90 lakhs

Scheme- lAP 2010-11

Status of the Project- Completed

Achievemnet: 20 Hect. Irregrated

Executing Agency- Soil Conservation Deptt. Rayagada.


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SUCCESS STORY ON LA.P 2010-2011 OF RAYAGADA DISTRICT

The Village Sagabari comes under Kashipur Block which is situated 5 Km.

away from G.P Head quarters Sunger. It is on the hill top and inaccessible by

any conventional means, the inhabitants have been provided with tube wells

but due to behavioral attitudes they were not using it. Hence, they were

fetching unsafe drinking water from nearby stream and 'Chuans’. Keeping in

view, the behavioral aspect of the tribal people, the near by available virgin

spring source was identified and it was decided to take up a Spring Base

Water Supply in order to provide daily safe drinking water, which is 1.6 Km

away from the village. Because of this project, people of this village have

been protected from epidemics diseases. The total inhabitants of 296 of this

village covering 74 house holds are getting benefit from this project. Similar

18 projects worth of Rs.112.38 lakh have been taken up in the district.

PHOTOGRAPH No.-1

Villagers are gleefully watching water coming out from stand post and fetching safe drinking water.

Project: - Spring Based Water Supply, Village:Sagabari,G:P:Sunger, Block :KashipurD istric t: Rayagada, Estimated Cost: Rs. 6.64 Lakh.



PHOTOGRAPH No.- 2

The filter Box and 6000 Ltrs capacity R.C.C Collection Tank is constructed near the village at a higher elevated place to supply drinking water by gravitational force. The villagers are disinfecting the water with bleaching powder regularly.

SUCCESS STORY ON I.A.P 2010-2011 OF RAYAGADA DISTRICT

The Village Chompikota comes under Rayagada Block which is situated 6

Km away from G.P Head quarters Kumbhikota. It is situated on the hill top

and inaccessible by any conventional means. The inhabitants have been

provided with a tube well but due to behavioral attitudes they were not using

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‘Chuans’. Keeping in view, the behavioral aspect of tribal people, the near by

available virgin spring source was identified and it was decided to take up a

Spring Base Water Supply in order to provide safe drinking water which is

1.3 Km away from the village. Because of this project, people of this village

are projected from epidemics diseases. The total inhabitants 126 of this

village covering 35 house holds as well as students of village Primary School

are getting benefit from this project.


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PHOTOGRAPH N0.-I

Villagers are gleefully watching water coming out from stand post and fetching safe drinking water.

Project: • Spring Based WaterSupply ,Village:Champikota, G:P:Kumbhikota,

Block/Distrit: Rayagada Estimated Cost: Rs. 3.22 Lakh.

PHOTOGRAPH No.- 2

The filter Box which is constructed near the village, where it helps for

easy maintenance of water filtering process by the villagers.



PHOTOGRAPH No.-3

2000 Ltrs Sintex Tank is installed on a higlier elevated place of the village

area where the villagers are disinfecting the water with bleaching powder

regularly.

PHOTOGRAPH No.-4

Villagers are gleefully watching water coming out from stand post and fetching safe driniting Water.


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SUCCESS STORYName of the Project- Suspension Foot Bridge across Nagavali river

Location - Mariguda, Dist-Rayagada

Estimated Cost- Rs.119.74 laklis

Scheme- lAP 2010-11

Status of the Project- Nearing Completion.

Executing Agency- Odisha State Police Housing & Welfare Corporation Ltd., Bhubaneswar

Because of rapid flow of water and condition of the terrain, it was not possible to construct big concrete bridge over this river for which the people of 8 GPs in remote and inaccessible areas were deprived for fare whether communication to District Head Quarters round the year. They were facing many difficulties specially in rainy season due to this unabridged crossing. They were totally deprived of the transporting their goods, agricultural products, Health and Education facilities.Now after construction of the said bridge, the villagers are very much satisfied and will be able to get the communication facilities round the year.



Foot suspension Bridge across

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Roads are clearly a critical enabling condition for improving living conditions in rural

areas. However, the distribution of socio-economic benefits resulting from a rural road is a

separate Issue, and there are no guarantees or inherent mechanisms to ensure that these

benefits will be distributed equitably between the poor and the non-poor in communities.

Nevertheless, recognizing how assets are distributed is important both for understanding how

benefits will accrue and for planning complementary measures to enable those who lack

assets also to benefit from the investment. Given the right complementary activities,

developmental projects can broaden livelihood opportunities. The poor need support to make

use of the opportunities that rural roads may bring. This suggests that integrated projects are

needed to tackle poverty effectively. Therefore, some connectivity projects have been taken

up under Integrated Action Plan.

Improved rural roads create conditions for better access of people to services, and of

services to the village. They also facilitate the reach of the state into new areas. Through the

implementation of Integrated Action Plan (lAP), villagers remarked how, prior to the road

rehabilitation, the traditional authority of the village head extended into all aspects of village

life. People would arbitrate in disputes over land issues and would resolve matters of crime

that arose in the community. Since road rehabilitation, police from the vicinity can visit the

community more regularly. Villagers now have access to a more neutral arbiter and consider

that they have some protection under the law, as these matters are now outside the sphere of

everyday village relations. In the project sites, a number of key informants commented on the

relationship between extending and improving the road network and tackling the issue of

insurgency in the area. Better roads mean that remote locations are no longer so isolated and

vulnerable, and the police force has much better mobility in accessing interior areas. Better

rural roads promote the spread of information and ideas, seen by the authorities as crucial in

countering any ideological hold the insurgents may have over more isolated communities.

Several projects have been taken up under Connectivity sector, out of which some

successful stories are elaborated here as under:


OOtSHA

Name of the work Name of the Block Name of the GP Name of the Village Estimated CostName of the Executing Agency

Imp. of Road from Badkulagajo to Jharkhand Boarder': Nuagaon : Urmei.: Sankulagajo : Rs. 20.00 lakh

Panchayat Samiti, Nuagaon

Distance to Markets

In the case of the Badkulagajo to Jharkhand Boarder project road, which is relatively close to market centres, the benefits are clear because the marketplace was more confining to the villagers of Badkulagajo. The longer distances to markets and networks kept competition weak in Badkulagajo.

Poor and Very Poor GrouosTransport needs are clearly different for different socioeconomic groups. Most of the

journeys made by the rural poor of the Badkulagajo villagers were for subsistence and household tasks rather than for activities that were directly productive in an economic sense. For the rural poor, access to local facilities and the primary transport network is critical during times of need. The poor lack both time and energy; and impacts that either reduce or exacerbate these deficiencies have a critical bearing on poverty.

There was no fare road from Badkulagaj Village to Jharkhand. Responses among different socioeconomic groups in the project location that there is little evidence of an increase in personal mobility among the very poor in search of job opportunities outside the community or for any other reason following road rehabilitation. But where the economic conditions were right, better basic road access could affect the local wage-laboring and trading prospects of the poor, and thus enable them to benefit from wider processes of increased agricultural commercialization and trade, facilitated by better roads.

After completion of this road about 1057 nos. of hoi polloi of the locality were benefited for their day-to-day business with Manoharpur Market which is 5 K.M. from Badkulagaja and comes under state of Jharkhand, which is a success story towards connectivity out of Integrated Action Plan.



Name of the work: "Const, of CD on road from Karda - Jharbeda road on Chandiposh GP"Name of the Block : Gurundia & KoidaName of the GP : Chandiposh & Relhatu, Soyamba, Jamdihi.Name of the Village: Karda, Jharbeda, Langalkata, Relhatu, Balijore, Banka, Siikuta and soyamba Estimated Cost : Rs. 15.00 lakhName of the Executing Agency : Project Administrator, ITDA, Bonaigarh

As per the census data 2001, Gurundia & Koida are tribal blocks having 84% & 72% of Schedule Tribal population and two Gram Panchayats namely Chandiposh of Gurundia and Relhatu of Koida having tribal population of 84.3% and 79.1% respectively which are also LWE affected. Earlier, there was no CD in village area of Karda, Jharbeda, Langalkata, Relhatu, Balijore, Banka, Siikuta and Soyamba of the above Gram Panchayats, where 62.3% & 99.1% of populations are Schedule Tribes. Due to improper water-flow and connectivity problem, villagers in the rainy season were facing a lot of problems in their daily life. Therefore, people of the two Gram Panchayats felt necessary for construction of a road and CD, for which they decided to hold a meeting. After the meeting, they sent a copy of the resolution to the district Collector for construction of road along with the CD for better communication facilities.

In circumstances, where conditions for agriculture are difficult, the road proved to be an important safety net of sorts in generating alternative livelihood opportunities. The severe drought over years in Karda-Jharbeda road along with the culvert project heavily impacted on the landless who were employed in the fields of landowners in a variety of tasks throughout the year. All were forced to seek alternative ways of generating income and securing their basic needs, and the road was crucial in the development of these alternative livelihood strategies, such as raising livestock. This alternative income stream, though tempx)rary or seasonal, was important for household food security. A good road surface and the guarantee of all-year accessibility appear, therefore, to be important prerequisites for the development of any kind of regular enterprise, and the road in Karda-Jharbeda road along with CD project proved to be an important enabling factor in offering villagers such security in difficult times.

The People of Karda, Jharbeda, Langalkata, Relhatu, Balijore, Banka, Siikuta and soyamba villages depends upon all weather road and requires 24x7 communication to GP Head quarter, Block head quarter. Dally market. Hospital, Schools and mainly carriage of their agricultural products to village and daily market. All these villages are L.W.E. (Naxal) affected area. About 22000 nos. of ST people depend on this road for their communication. Due to construction of CD, the road is used as all weather roads for the people of that area as well as easy approach of dist. administration to these Naxal affected above village.



Improvement of road from Sarsara to Kulkuta via Gujapal Ghat" : Bonalgarh : Pithachor : Kulkuta & Sarsara : Rs. 25.00 lakh

Panchayat SamitI, Bonalgarh

Bonalgarh is a tribal block having 54.1% of Schedule Trit>e population and two Gram Panchayats namely Pithachor and S.Balang having tribal population of 92.6% and 79.1% respectively, as per 2001 Census data which is also a Left Wing Extremism(LWE) affected area. Earlier, there was no fare communication between Kulkuta & Sarsara village of the above Gram Panchayats, where 87.9% & 68.0% of populations are Schedule Tribal as per 2001 Census data. Due to improper communication, villagers in the rainy season were facing a lot of problems in their daily life. Therefore People of the two Gram Panchayat felt necessary for construction of a fare weather road and they decided to hold a meeting. After the meeting, they sent the resolution to the district administration for construction of fare weather road.

After receiving the proceeding, the district level committee felt the necessity of the demand of the people and sent the technical personnel to probe on the proposal. On report from the technical personnel D.L.C.(IAP) decided to construct a fare weather road out of Integrated Action Plan.

Then the project was named as "Improvement of road from Sarara to Kuluta via Gujapal Ghat" having estimated cost of Rs 25, 00,000/- of length 570 meter and approved by District Level Committee (lAP), Sundargarh. The project started in the month of January 2011 and completed in the month of March 2011. After completion of the project, finally the villagers of the two Gram Panchayats got all weather roads and fulfilled the communication need, which was a success story.

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Name of the work ; ''Const, of CC road at Jhagarpur to Perubhadi road" Name of the Block : Rajgangpur Name of the GP : Keshramal Name of the Village: Jhagarpur Estimated Cost : Rs. 5.00 lakh Name of the Executing Agency Panchayat Samiti, Rajgangpur

Factors such as Location, remoteness and access to marketing networks have an important bearing on the potential for development. At the Jhagarpur to Perubhadi road project site, it has been observed that there is a close correlation between the intensity and severity of poverty and the distance from major population centres and marketing networks. In more remote locations, it is more difficult to attain a critical mass of demand and availability of better services. Rural inhabitants are more likely to engage in alternatives to subsistence agriculture, at least seasonally and to be able to achieve better prices for the goods that they sell, where competition and demand are higher. More remote areas, therefore, simply have a greater isolation barrier to overcome before the anticipated economic benefits of improved rural roads can make themselves felt.

The road was connected to Jhagarpur to Perubhadi which comes under Keshramal GP where 90.9% of the population are Schedule Tribe. After completion of the project, around 2348 general people are benefiting by using the road for their day-to-business, which was a success story.

Integrated Action Plan (lAP) forSelected Tribal and Backward Districts ODISHA

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Name of the Block Name of the GP Name of the Village Estimated CostName of the Executing Agency

"Const, of CC road from Bogla chowk to Temple to Middle School with one culvert at Buchkupada GP"

: Buchkupada : Buchkupada : Bogla: Rs. 16.00 lakh

Panchayat Samiti, Rajgangpur.

Climate and Natural Resources have a great impact on roads which serves agricultural communities, and the local people rely overwhelmingly on agriculture for their livelihoods. The potential to make use of the road to improve livelihoods is, therefore, heavily reliant on the fertility of the land and the potential for greater production and diversification of agriculture. A number of factors are important here, including access to land and the availability of extension services. But core necessities are a climate and a natural resource base with the potential to support increased and intensified agricultural activity.

The Buchkupada project site in Rajgangpur block shows how villagers' ability to make use of a better road is conditioned by wider climatic conditions such as the village's rice production. This affected both landowners and the wage laborers who worked in the fields. In another project site in Buchkupada project site in Rajgangpur block, the project road passes through an area where water retention is difficult, the soil is rocky, and it is time consuming to prepare fields for cultivation. Consequently, despite the incentives provided by better roads, these climatic and natural resource conditions limited the ability of some areas to respond.

The above road is connected from Bogla chowk to Temple to Middle School with one culvert, which was about 300 meters, where around 1500 people are residing in Buchkupada GP and among them 94% people are schedule tribe. After completion of the road along with the culvert, the local people are benefited highly, which was a success story.

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N a m e o f th e w o rk ; " C o n s t, o f R o a d & C D w o rk o n R e lh a tu to J h a rb e d a R o a d '


KoiraRelhatuRelhatuRs. 25.00 lakhPanchayat SamitI, Koida.

On demand of the villagers of Relhatu, Langalkata, Mahupada and San-Balijore under Relhatu G.P. of Koira block, there was a need of "Const, of Road & CD work on Relhatu to Jharbeda Road" for day to day movement by the villagers fully covered with Mao affected Zone. Besides, the Superintendent of Police, Rourkela was also requested for early construction of the above work for movement of Police force to Mao affected zones.

In this connection the above work was included under Integrated Action Plan with an estimated cost of Rs.25.00 lakh, which has been technically sanctioned by Addl. P.D. (Tech.), DRDA, Sundargarh and adminstartively approved by Collector-cum-Chairman, DLC(IAP), Sundargarh.

On the receipt of the funds under lAP Scheme, the work was started during March, 2011 and completed by end of December 2011. After completion of the same, the villagers of Relhatu, Langalkata, Mahupada and San-Balijore consisiting of 2500 people were benefited by way of getting small culverts (3 nos.) and all weather road, which were really needful for them.

Integrated Action Plan (lAP) forSelected Tnljal and Backward Districts OOlSHA

N a m e o f th e w o rk : "C o n s t, o f CC ro a d fro m N H 2 3 C h u tia to la to P a d a m p u r R D ro a d "


Kuarmunda Kuarmunda Chutiatola Rs. 10.00 lakhPanchayat Samiti, Kuarmunda.

Rural roads have been proved to be catalytic for economic development and poverty alleviation in rural areas, this objective has been pursued further with more vigor. This road is connected from NH 23 to Don Bosco School including RD road Padampur. Previously there was no cement concrete road. School student & Villagers were facing lot of difficulties in rainy season. No four wheelers were moving on the road.

The existing road was full of mud. People of the Chutiatola locality of Kuarmunda of Gram Panchyat and the Principal of Don Bosco demanded several time for Const, of CC road to the Panchyat Samiti Office, Kuarmunda for the benefit of the student as well as the villagers. After Const, of cement concrete road which was about 320 meters was very convenient to the people particularly School children and old man. Earlier it was shown that direct benefits of rural road improvements appear to go substantially to local people and better-off members of the communities along the road who use the road regularly and rely on it for their business or employment. The poor and very poor use the road irregularly for occasional but necessary travel and do not depend much on fast and reliable transport services. Many of the perceivable benefits of rural roads to them are indirect and non- quantifiable, but very important nevertheless.

Moreover, around 650 tribal people have been benefited by using this road on their daily life, which is a success story.

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: '"Development of Tamara-Pankadihi forest road": Gurundia : Gurundia : Tamara : Rs. 49.70 lakh: Divisional Forest Officer, Bonai.

The Tamra-Pankadihi Forest Road was initially known as Benuam-Pankadihi Forest Road covering over 16 KMs out of these 3 KMs has C.C. Road and rest 13 KMs was required to be developed to make it formation and all weather access. This road is the only means of communication for the people of Pankadihi G.P to Block Head Quarter at Gurundia and Sub- Divisional Head Quarter at Bonai.

The Project for development of Tamra-Pankadihi Forest Road was successfully done with an estimated cost of Rs.49,70,000.00/-(Rupees Forty nine Lakhs seventy thousand)only. The Project included construction of C.C. Road over 486 mtrs in Ghat portions, R.C.C flush causeways-7 Nos., drain cutting, widening of road etc.

With this project long standing demand of this area has been fulfilled and people got the benefit of all weather access to PHC, High School, Tehsil, Block Office etc.

Hence it is a successful project.

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& Sanitation1305 1303


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Success stories of works being done in rural areas under Integrated Action Plan Scheme

Sonebhadra (Uttar Pradesh)

1. SOLAR PUMP DRINKING WATER SCHEME - VILLAGE ■ CHANNI - DEVELOPMENT BLOCK - NAGWA

Under the two solar

power pumps, drinking

water schemes are

implemented in village

Channi and Basuhari at the cost of Rs.17.16 lakh, from which

an average of 40,000

liter of water is

discharging daily.Village Channi and

Basuhari being a

highly naxalite affected

area is together an

impregnable forest area, which is far- flunged from the

headquarter and

adjoining the border of Bihar State. These

solar pumps are

installed there due to

non availability of electricity thusfacilitating nearly 200

families with drinking

water inhabited there. Moreover Poor families can also use this water for horticulture and growing vegetables during extra hours. Since solar energy is used to operate these pimps they are not causing any sort of pollution. As these are operated by sunlight there is no pollution of any

kind being created by them.

Integrated Action Plan (lAP) forSelected Tribal and Backward Districts UHAR PRADESH

2. PATWAD- BAHUHARI CONNECTiNG ROAD - DEVELOPMENT BLOCK - NAGWA

Patwad - Bahuhari connecting road has a total length of 12 km and was

built at a cost of rupees 95.00 lac. The construction of this road has

provided transport facility to people of Ramdina, kumherwar, Dohra, Jharia, Anadgund and Gdaw villages on the patwad- Bahuhari

connecting

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leading the

social, educational and economic

development

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schedule

caste,schedule tribe

and backward

communitiesinhabit this areaTTFT^^tlre s tr^ h of road passes through dense forest area. Before laying this road people had no such facility for transportation and obviously faced lot of difficulties. Police also used to

face many hurdles in keeping check over naxalite activities.

3. MATHKHANIA RIVULET EMBANKMENT, VILLAGE ~ RANDAH DEVELOPMENT BLOCK -BHAWNI.

This embankment has been constructed in village Randhay on a rivulet

called Mathkhania at the cost of Rs.74.50 lakh.The total length of this

embankment is 500 meters. The village is situated at a hill top, which

caused rain water flow down the slop which created problem in irrigation

and drinking water during summer. Mostly tribes and schedule caste

community inhabit the village This area has no other source of irrigation.

The only source of livelihood of farmers here is agriculture which is not

possible without irrigation facility. The locals are living below poverty line.

Poverty, lack of employment and irrigation sources caused deprivation

UHAR PRADESHIntegrated Action Plan (lAP) for


and mental tension driving locals towards naxalism. With this embankment around 150 acre of Kharif crop and 50 acre of Rabi crop

has had irrigation facility. In addition the increased in subterranean water table level has improved environment and has created opportunities for fish farming, animal husbandry and has provided water for live-stock, further the increase in water level has eased the availability of drinking water.

4. CONSTRUCTION OF PANCHAYAT BUILDINGA ILLAGE SECRETARIAT, VILLAGE PURNAKALAN, DEVELOPMENT BLOCK, CHATRA.

Village secretariat is built in village panchayats to provide facilities to the villagers. The total cost of which is Rs. 18.79 lakh. The village secretariats are capable of making arrangements for stay and shelter of villager in various calamities. Besides this, the marriage and cultural functions are held in open space due to lack of a properly built space which are facilitated by the availability of panchayat bhawan. These now can be arranged in panchayat buildings. The meetings of village assemblies are also held in village panchayats and redressal of villagers' petty grievances is also done at office of village panchayat itself.

Integrated Action Plan (lAP) forSelected Tribal and Backward Districts UnARPRAOESH

5. BADOLI- KUSHAHI DRINKING WATER PIPE SCHEME -VILLAGE BADOLI DEVELOPMENT BLOCK - ROBERTSGANJ.

The approved cost of this plan is rupees 320.48 lac of which rupees

263.58 lac has been released to corporation for water shortage

executive institution branch from which Rupees 243.40 lacs have been

spent. The completion of this plan will provide drinking water facility to

115 villages with combined population of 64115. 20 villages have been

receiving _________ _________________ — --------- —

drinking water

supply in

present. Rest of the villages

will be covered

by drinking

water supply by

March 2012

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hilly

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drinkingproblems. The drying up of most of water hand pumps during summer

further Increases the water problem.

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Integrated Action Plan i lAP) forSelected Tribal and Backward Districts ITTTAR PRADESH

W est Bengal

Districts covered under lAP with number of wori<s in parenthesis

Paschim Medinipur (1272)


Expenditure Reported : Rs. 24.84 crore (55 .21% )

Type of Works :

SI.No.


1. Anganwadi Centres 0 02. Ashram Schools 141 263. Community Hall 39 294. Drinking Water Facilities/Drainage &

Sanitation532 305


Infrastructure43 18


Total : 1272 651

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With the help of Integrated Action Plan (I.A.P.), Rupnarayan Division, Rangamati, Midnapore has completed construction of 24 nos. of Mini Deep Tubewell, 25 nos. of Cylinder Tube well, 4 nos. of Market Shed, 2.0 km village road, 7.5 km of Irrigation Channel, 5 nos. of Ring well, 5 nos. of Community Hall & 5 nos. of Culvert during the year 2010-11 and expenditure incurred Rs. 1,77,30,012.00. The Schemes has opened new avenues for locals to earn a better living for the development of maoist infested areas.

Integrated Action Plan (lAP) forSelected Tribal and Backward Districts WEST BENGAL

Selected scheme of innovative nature i.e. Gramin Graingola under lAP 2010-11

This grain gola will be used by 100 beneficiaries paddy will be purchased and to be given to the beneficiary as loan. That loan will be repaid by beneficiaries with 10% interest. The beneficiaries are Tribal People and member of LAMPS.

WEST BENGALIntegrated Action Plan (lAP) tor


Construction of 50 seated School Attached Hostel Building for ST & SC students under lAP -status of implementation:

Name of School: Chamarbundh Adibasi High SchoolMouza: ChamarbundhBlock: NayagramTotal Project C ost: 36.82 LacScheme Sanction SI. No.: 117Date of completion; 15* November, 2011

Opinion on status of implementation : The HostelBuilding, a very old one, was in a dilapidated condition. Presently, the construction work is completed and already being used by the students of Chamarbundh Adibasi High School . The building constructed under close supervision of the Engineering Section of this Office. The quality of work is very good. Dining Hall, Kitchen, Sanitation and Drinking water is available in the campus of host6l building. Now Hostellers are very happy for their new hostel.


A Brief Write-up on Integrated Action Plan (lAP) Under Paschim Medinipur District.

Construction of 50 seated School Attached Hostels for ST & SC Students at Bakra Shyama Snnrity VIdyaplth, Block - Gopiballavpur-I, Mouza - Bakra, Total Project Cost -36.82 lakh., Scheme Sanction SI. No. :117, Date of completion: 30th December, 2011

How it did look like . How it looks like

W e have seen in our district that Central Government / State Government have sanctioned a student strength (say 30 pupil) for staying / accommodation in Hostels.But the then existing hostel was very old, neither well ventilated nor hygienic. The poor students were feeling sorrow as they would not be able to reside in a well maintained building / arrangement. They feel that it is their fortune and it is evitable.Now, a two storied well ventilated building has been constructed with good kitchen, dining hall, drinking water & sanitation facility and they are very proud with it.Now, they feel that Government can help them and they will be good & responsible citizen of India in future. They will serve for the benefit of country. Parents of such tribal students are very happy with this infrastructure. Other Backward / Tribal people are very eager to admit their ward in schools as there are so many facilities can be achieved through education.As a whole this infrastructure has a great impact lies on the society specially promoting education in the backward / tribal society.

The total no. of Student SC ~ 30, ST - 10 Gen. 8 no. reside in this hostel with great joy with future dream.

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Irrigation Channel :

Under lAP 2010-11 some irrigation channel has been created in some

rainfed area. A total of 30 no. of such channel with a total project cost of

Rs. 64.00 lakh have been created for better irrigation source for small &

marginal / tribal farmers.

Optimum utilization of surface water in the motto of such scheme & tribal

people can avail this benefit without paying any cost. Local people are

happy with such type of scheme and there are more demands of such

project in local area.

One channel can feed about three hectare of cultivable land and about 10 to

15 families are getting benefit from this infrastructure. Their crops are

assured for the Kharip season as well as Rabi season.

As a whole irrigation channel has a great impact on the livelihood of tribal /

backward people.


WEST BENGAL

Multipurpose Market Shed(1

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26 no. of Market shed have been constructed with unit cost of Rs. 3.23 lakh.

By creating this infrastructure poor & tribal villagers have achieved the scope

of selling their vegetables, fish etc. They can able to sell their produce at ease

without spending much time & labour as the market established at near by

village / his village.

Before, they have to go to a long distance for the marketing their agril

produce. By saving the time and labour they are benefited economically.

The farmers are getting comfort from the heat of sun, rain etc. On the other

hand common people can able to purchase the vegetables, fish. Meat etc. at

their village / nearby village and they also savings their time & labour.

As a whole villagers / tribal people / poor people are happy with this

infrastructure.

Multi purpose market shed has a great impact on the village economy. It is a

useful infrastructure in village level.



Gramin Graingola I Village Graingola :

It is a small infrastructure created in our district under lAP to provide help

to the tribal / backward people / villagers. Here a small godown has been

constructed in a very poor tribal dominated villages.

About 100 qtl. of paddy has been purchased and stored in this graingola.

Tribal / Backward people can borrow paddy at the lean season to protect

his family and return the same grains with additional 10% when they

harvest their crops.

The graingola runs as a co-operative. Investment is too small and benefit

for the society is much higher. Hunger ridden death can be protected by

this way.

In this way the society may develop harmony among the poor people.

Dependence from Mahajons can be avoided by the poor people and they

can be saved from enormous loss.

We think it would be a model to save the poor /tribal people from poverty.

The villagers are very happy and they need more such Village Grain

Bank.


WEST BENGAL

Construction of ICDS buildings at Musina in Lalgeria G.P. under Salboni Block

Estimated cost: Rs. 342755/- completion date : 05.01.2012

ICDS is a most effective scheme to provide nutrition to the new born babies /child/ pregnant mother and lactating mothers specially in rural / tribal villages.

Central Government is being spending enormous fund for this scheme. But in rural areas / tribal villages, there is no pucca /masonry building in almost cases. They are running in a rented building / primary school /sheds /clubs /open yard

also.

There was a every possibility of poisoning / great trouble from weathering agencies like rain, wind, scorching heat / cold wave etc.

So, there is a great need of construction of a pucca building to run the scheme at every centre. In our district, we have put thrust or paid attention to solve this

problem.

With the new ICDS building under lAP 2010-11 and 2011-12, babies & lactating mothers are being able to stay /sit at the new ICDS building with much amenities and no threat from weathering agencies. Babies are able to read,

write, eat there nutritious food and mothers are able to consult with their problems with great comfort. Backward & Tribal families are happy with this

infrastructure and they are very eager to send their babies to the ICDS centers.

As a whole if we are able to construct a pucca building with drinking & sanitary

facility at every ICDS centre in future India will left the curse of mal-nutrition.



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