SAHABHAGI VIKASH ABHIYAN (SVA)

ANNUAL REPORT2017-18

SAHABHAGI VIKASH ABHIYAN(SVA)

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ABOUT SVASahabhagi Vikash Abhiyan (SVA) which literally means Campaign for ParticipatoryDevelopment, started as a collective of several Individuals and Community BasedOrganizations(CBO) in the year 1993-94 to take up various development activities forupliftment of the down trodden and for the overall development of the local Communities.The members of SVA and its associated CBOs are mostly Small and Marginal Farmers,Tribals, Dalits and Agricultural Workers of Odisha.

Legal Status:

Registered under Society Registration Act of 1860. Registration No. NPD-90-9 of1995-1996.

Registered under Foreign Contribution Regulation Act (No. 105110001 of 3rdNovember 2000), Government of India.

Registered under Section 80G of Income Tax Act, 1961.

VISION & MISSIONTo establish a Society where there will be no poverty and injustice and where people playthe roe as subjects in the Economic, Social, Cultural and Political process of developmentand where people have constant access to decision making process and the power thataffects their lives.

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OBJECTIVES To work through community groups

and strengthen their capacity

through appropriate inputs and

assistance.

To take initiative to organize community groups where

such organization are non-existent.

To promote Self Help Development, that will build

confidence of the local people and not take away their

initiatives.

To stand by the groups who are struggling to exercise

their basic human rights.

To promote action that will protect the environment

and ecology for sustainable livelihood.

To assist in strengthening structures which are

transparent, accountable to the community and which

will benefit the people in their struggle against poverty

and injustice.

To sensitize the society about discrimination based on

Gender, Caste, Race and Religion.

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Operational Area……………………………………………………..5

List of Key Activities during the year.……………………….7

Projects Brief……….…………………………………………………..8

Awareness Programmes & Campaigns……………………23

Exposure Visits……………………………………………………….26

Financial Summary…………………………………………………27

Awards & Accolades………………………………………………32

News Clippings………………………………………………………33

Publications…………………………………………………………..34

Contact Details………………………………………………………35

CONTENTS

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OPERATIONAL AREA

Districts having Integrated Development Projects ofSVA:

Nuapada Kalahandi Bargarh Balangir Ganjam

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Districts having Farmer Producer Organisationpromoted by SVA:

Angul Balangir Baleswar Bargarh Bhadrak Cuttack Deogarh Dhenkanal Gajapati Ganjam Jagatsinghpur Jharusguda Kalahandi Khurda Koraput Nayagarh Nuapada Puri Rayagada Sambalpur Sonepur Sundargarh

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LIST OF KEY ACTIVITIES DURING THE YEARThe key activities undertaken by SVA during the year 2017-18 are:

Integrated Tribal Development Programme(ITDP) with WADI approach under TribalDevelopment Fund of NABARD

Promotion of Farmer Producer Companies Promotion of Millets Cultivation Promotion and Nurturing of Farmer Clubs Promotion and Nurturing of JLGs Support to Households under Good Gift

Programme Training and Capacity Building of CBOs, FPOs and

small NGOs Gram Swaraj Abhiyan Promotion of Thrift and Credit Cooperative Promotion of Renewable Energy Village Development Programme Project “Sunhera Sakal”

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WADI (TDF)PROJECT

With the support of NABARD Tribal Development Funds (TDF) for development in theTribal Pockets of the Nuapada District of Odisha, the long term SustainableLivelihood Development Programme was undertaken. The Programme is mostlyOrchard based and the objective is to create income generating activities for landlessFarmers & Farmers having less than five Acres of land, for a period of Seven Years.

No. of Villages Covered 30No. of WADI Beneficiaries 1000Area under WADI 1000 AcresTotal No. of Patches in which WADI is developed 65No. of Landless People Covered 150No. of Udyan Vikas Samitee Formed 32

During the year SVA has been working on the following activities under WADI

Project:

Introduce high value Vegetable Intercropping in the area

Vermi Compost and Magic compost production and application for Plant

growth and Plant Protection

Repair and maintenance of Fencing

Credit Linkage of Wadi Farmers in KCC/JLG

Strengthening of SHGs

Construction of Food Processing unit

Ensure use of Vegetable pack house and Onion Storage Warehouse

Convergence of Water resources development projects

Strengthening of registered Farmers Producer Company in the area and

Marketing of Wadi Area produces through these FPOs.

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Key Achievements of the Project:

Socio economic condition of 1000 WADI beneficiaries were strengthened

under 1st Phase plantation and Various Intercropping based interventions.

The income source of 725 beneficiaries increased by an average of Rs.

26000/- per year as compared to previous year.

Convergence of 65 Cluster Bore well from OLIC @ 190000/- per Bore well. A

Sum of Rs. 123.50 lakh invested by OLIC which facilitated irrigation of Wadi

plants and various intercropping round the year.

Additional Income Sources were created for 146 Landless Farmers

1000 Acre of wasteland converted into Agro horticulture land which had

intercrops like Onion, Chilly, Spine guard, Tomato, beans, Brinjal, radish ,

Cowpea, groundnut , Arhar and Tuber crop.

After the successful intercropping and Wadi Activities, 85% of distress

Migration checked in WADI operational Area.

36 SHGs and Several Micro Enterprises were formed through mobilization of

resources and credit linkage. This created employment opportunities in the

area.

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Promotion and use of TERI Annapurna Smokeless stoves by 150 households

with women beneficiaries, helped in reducing consumption of firewood and

support the existing forest eco system.

The food consumption capacity and nutrition status of the targeted

beneficiaries enhanced to a greater extent. Consumption of liquor were also

reduced to a greater extent resulting in improved family and social life.

Due to capacity building training, skill development and awareness

programme the unity and integrity among the UVS members has increased.

The social rapport and understanding among the SHG, JLG, Farmers Club and

UVS have also strengthened. Through these programmes farmers have been

able to avail the information of various Govt. Scheme and take advantage of

the same.

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the same.

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PROMOTION OFFARMER

PRODUCERCOMPANIES

During the years 1995-2004 Sahabhagi Vikash Abhiyan organized Farmersinformal Co-operatives in several districts to undertake marketing activitiesand based on the experiences of those activities SVA promoted OdishaProducer Company Ltd. in the year 2011-12. In recognition of the experienceand expertise of SVA in Promotion of Farmer Producer Organizations, NABARDR.O. Bhubaneswar has entrusted SVA to promote Farmers ProducerCompanies in Odisha. So far SVA has promoted 41 Farmer Producer Companiesspread over 20 districts of Odisha.

Role of SVA in Promotion of Producer Companies includes:

Feasibility study to Promote FPC in any area. Mobilization of Share holders. Support for the statutory process and Registration of the companies Conduct Baseline survey, Prepare Business Plan of the companies and

support in its implementation. Provide hand holding supports (To continue for at least three years). Facilitate linkage with Traders at various level. Facilitate to mobilize assistances from credit institutions and

government programme.

In order to provide the FPOs with marketing and other service support, SVA

has promoted a state level consortium of Farmer Producer Companies- Utkal

Krushak Samanwaya Producer Company Limited (UKSPCL). The Key business of

UKSPCL includes marketing of seeds & fertilisers, aggregation and marketing of

agriculture produces and to provide other services.

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Low Cost Onion Storage at Bilenjore, Dist-Nuapada,

Odisha

To assist the local onion farmers to store their onions and to sell at better

price, Odisha Producer Company Limited (OPCL)- promoted by Sahabhagi

Vikash Abhiyan(SVA) with financial support from NABARD built two Onion

Storage Godowns in village Bilenjore of District Nuapada, Odisha. The

godowns with other infrastructures were inaugurated by Dr.

K.C.Panigrahi Chief General Manager, NABARD. The inaugural function

was also attended by Shri Umesh Chandra Das -Deputy Director

Agriculture, Nuapada, Shri Khirod Kumar Biswal – Senior Scientist, KVK

Nuapada and others. Both the storage godowns have capacity to store 25

metric tonne each and each costs Rs.3,00,000/-. In such storage facility,

onion can be stored for 5-6 months during April – October without use of

any artificial cooling system.

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From “Seed to Market”

In the year 2017-18, under the program “FROM SEED TO MARKET” in

collaboration with FnF(a professional ngo having expertise in agri-

business) ,Manikeswari Producer Co. Ltd. (MPCL) promoted by SVA, sold

high quality seeds and other inputs to its 500+ members at reasonable

price. After harvest, MPCL with market linkage support from SVA-POPI

team, it sold 36 Tons of Maize to Pasupati Agrovet Pvt. Ltd (well

established Poultry and Cattle Feed manufacturing unit in eastern India),

Cuttack. From this market linkage, the Farmers earned Rs 150 extra as

compared to the amount received by them from the local traders.

Pasupati Group has agreed to source maize from MPCL on regular basis.

MPCL is expecting to sell 5-6 times more in the coming year. In Nuapada

district, SVA promoting FPOs- Samaleswari PCL and Udanti FPCL have also

followed the same model.

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PROMOTION OF

MILLETS

CULTIVATION

During the year 2017-18, SVA worked with 536 Tribal Households covering 404 acresof land under Millets Mission Programme in Nuapada and Kalahandi districts ofOdisha. For this programme WASAN - an NGO based in Hyderabad is providingtechnical support and at the district level ATMA (a unit of Agriculture Department) isproviding extension support to the farmers. The major thrust has been to introduceline sowing of Ragi and Finger Millets along with System of Millet Intensification(SMI) technique.

District wise Households and Area covered in 2017-18 under Millets MissionProgramme is as follows:

District Block No. ofHouseholds

Area (in acre)

Nuapada Sinapali 280 156Kalahandi Narla 256 248

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PROMOTION OF

FARMER CLUBS

During 2017-18, Sahabhagi Vikash Abhiyan formed 20 new Farmer clubs

in Nuapada and Kalahandi districts. It provides Capacity Building support

to 248 previously formed clubs by SVA in districts of Nuapada, Kalahandi

and Bargarh.

All the Farmers clubs have set up their office cum meeting rooms and

Library. Monthly meeting are being conducted by the clubs where

extension officials of Government, Agriculture Department and Sahabhagi

Vikash Abhiyan volunteers are also involved. In Nuapada district four

block level federations of the Farmers Clubs have been formed. In some

places these Farmer Clubs act as a village development institution to

expedite Government Programme benefitting the Farmers.

District wise Farmer Clubs formed by SVA are as follows:

District No. of Farmers Clubs Formed

Nuapada 156

Kalahandi 52

Bargarh 10

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Nuapada 156

Kalahandi 52

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Nuapada 156

Kalahandi 52

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PROMOTION OF

JOINT LIABILITY

GROUPS

SVA has given importance to help the members of Self Help Groups (SHG)

to take up various income generation activities and to get recognition for

their role in development of economy. To support these members for

availing loan facility from the banks, SVA with collaboration from NABARD

and Local Banks has been promoting Joint Liability Groups. During the

year 2017-18, SVA formed 178 JLGs in Nuapada district of Odisha. All

these JLGs have been provided credit linkage through State Bank of India,

Utkal Gramya Banks and Cooperative Banks.

District wise JLGs formed by SVA are as follows:

District No. of JLGs formed

Nuapada 442

Kalahandi 18

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Nuapada 442

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Nuapada 442

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GOOD GIFT

PROGRAMME

With financial support from Charity Advisory Trust of G.B. under the programme of Good

Gift, during the year 2017-18 Sahabhagi Vikash Abhiyan has taken up the following

activities.

a) Provision of Lamb, Ewe and Virile Ram to 48 beneficiaries in Nuapada districts.

b) Support to 292 beneficiaries for Duckery and Poultry

c) Provision of Onion rack storage –capacity 25mt. each

This programme has directly helped 485 economically weaker households to supplement

their income. When the Onion price in the market falls, because of the rack storage system

the beneficiaries could store the Onions and sell it at a better rate when the market price is

high. Due to Duckery and Poultry activities , the beneficiaries are able to earn an average of

Rs-12000/- to Rs-18000/- annually besides getting Eggs & Chicken for their self

consumption.

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consumption.

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TRAINING &

CAPACITY

BUILDING

The Technology Training and Resource Centres(TTRC) setup by Sahabhagi Vikash Abhiyan

based at Bilenjore, Khariar, Balipada and Paikmal have added several activities related to

promotion of Sustainable Agriculture. In all the TTRC, demonstration of vegetable

cultivation has been taken up along with Mushroom and Vermi Compost Production. The

TTRC have sold vegetable, spawn and seedlings, mushroom spawan, fingerlings etc. to the

local farmers at reasonable price. TTRC Balipada has also produced Neem Oil cake and

Neem Oil which is being supplied to a number of NGOs and government programmes at

reasonable prices. These Training Centres have been providing an opportunity for the

Farmers as well as Development Workers to enhance their knowledge related to Agriculture

and Rural Development. These centres have been recognized very well by the NGOs as well

as Government Institutions at the state level.

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In addition to Capacity Building, various number of awareness programmes and workshops

were carried out in collaboration with Voluntary Organisations and Government during the

year 2017-18. The details are as follows:

Sl. No. Programme Partner OrganisationInvolved

No. of Participants

1. Training on Mother and ChildHealth Care

ASHA 487

2. Health Care BAUS 323. Health Care CARE 384. Livelihood CSA 385. Education Living Farm 406. Health Care-Malaria Prevention Livolink Foundation 2547. Women Empowerement Madhyam

Foundation, BBSR75

8. Helath Care NCD 639. Health Care PHRN, Kalahandi 50

10. Panchyati Raj SIRD 42711. Asha Training SBCC (TARANGA) 14112. Livelihood SEBA JAGAT 10513. Swaach Bharat SLTS (WASH) 5414. System on Millet Intensification WASSAN 5615. FPOs- Progress and Review - 150

TOTAL 2010

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No. of Participants


ASHA 487


Foundation, BBSR75



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No. of Participants


ASHA 487


Foundation, BBSR75



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GRAM SWARAJ ABHYIAN

SVA has been continuing the follow up activities around the Gram Swaraj

Abhiyan or the campaign for Self Reliant villages. As a part of this programme

SVA has conducted awareness programme in the villages to strengthen the

village level institutions and promote self help activities . The villagers are

trained and encouraged to adopt Organic Farming, Integrated Agriculture and

undertake value addition of their produces. The villagers are also encouraged

to actively participate in the planning and implementation of various

development activities in their respective Gram Panchayats.

PROMOTION OF THRIFT & CREDIT COOPERATIVE

To avail credits and savings facility by the villagers, SVA has formed 2 Self Help

Cooperatives with the name “Sahabhagini” in Balipada and “Matru Shakti” in

Komna Village of Kalahandi and Nuapada districts respectively. Sahabhagini

Coopertaive has 1500 members with annual turnover of INR 8,15,000 in the

year 2017-18. Matru Shakti cooperative has 2691 members with annual

turnover of INR 63,15,215 in the year 2017-18.

PROMOTION OF RENEWABLE ENERGY

To keep a check on environment pollution , cost and to counter erratic

electicity supply, SVA has been conducting awareness programmes to

encourage using solar appliances in the villages. During the year 2017-18 in

Sinapalli block of Nuapada district, SVA distributed 350 Smokeless improved

cook stove, 8 solar Pumping System and 150 Solar Lights among the

households for promotion of Renewable Energy.

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VILLAGE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMMEDuring the year 2017-18, Sahabhagi Vikash Abhiyan implemented Village Development

Programme with support from NABARD in Bikrampur village of Khariar block, District

Nuapada. Under this programme the villagers were supported to undertake a number of

Self help development activities such as Kitchen Gardening, Production of Vermin Compost,

Nadep Compost, Production of Quality seeds, Protection and Conservation of village forest

etc. Due to united effort of the villagers, the hilly track was converted into a motorable

road. Now when there is a medical emergency, Ambulance is able to come to their doorstep

to take the patient, unlike before where the villagers used to take the patient by stretcher

all the way to the hospital. Milk production in the area has gone from 50 litres to 150 litres

per day. All the households have been linked to commercial banks. There have increase in

production of vegetables , pulses and Oilseeds in the area. BY next year, the villagers are

targeting to have Pipe water and Toilet in all the households.

Along with Bikrampur, SVA also implemented the programme in Karanduba village of Lanji

Gram Panchayat of Nuapada district. Through SVA effort, the villagers got support from

Governemnt for 21 Indira Awas, Primary School and road connection. Migration was also

checked in the village due to employment in agriculture and NTFP collection. With the

collective demand of the villagers, the Government has agreed to sanction 12 bore wells in

the village for irrigation purpose.

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PROJECT

“SUNEHERA SAKAL”

With the support from ITC and with collaboration with Farm and Farmers (FnF), SVA have been

promoting Sustainable Agriculture and SMC works for communities in 5 villages of Ganjam district.

Community Hiring Centres (CHC) have been formed in the villages providing wide range of farm

machineries like Paddy Transplater, Paddy Reaper, Seed Drill, Zero Tillage, Power Weeder, Rotator,

Harvester , Solar Irrigation system etc. These CHCs have been assisting the farmers in mechanising

the agricultural activities and saving of labour and time.

Agriculture based Activity undertaken by SVA with FnF during the year 2017-18 is as follows:

Activity No. of AcresCovered

No. of Farmersinvolved

Mechanisation in Paddy Transplantation 205 158

Zero Tillage Technology for MoongCultivation

187 168

Multiple Cropping and VegetableDemonstration

33 62

Construction Activity undertaken by SVA with FnF during the year 2017-18 is as follows:

Activity No. of Units Constructed

Compost Units 100

Percolation Tank 1

Farm Ponds 8

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Compost Units 100

Percolation Tank 1

Farm Ponds 8

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Compost Units 100

Percolation Tank 1

Farm Ponds 8

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AWARENESS PROGRAMMES & CAMPAIGNSDURING THE YEAR 2017-18 “Know Your Rights” an awareness programme for

new-to banking customers

On 10th October 2017, in association with Sahabhagi Vikash Abhiyan(SVA), Banking

Codes and Standards Board of India(BCSBI) had organised “Know your Rights” – an

awareness programme for new-to-banking customers, held at Khariar, Dist-Nuapada,

Odisha. The meeting was presided by Shri Anand Aras, CEO, BCSBI; Ms Hemalata

Rajan, Senior VP, BCSBI and Shri Jagadish Pradhan, Director, SVA. Over 200 small and

marginal Farmers participated in the meeting. The participants were enlightened on

the Banking Codes and how they can protect their rights while using banking services

in their day-to-day financial transactions. The interactive session highlighted the

importance of having a nominee for their banking products like savings accounts and

fixed deposits, exchanging soiled/torn notes, privacy and confidentiality, digital

banking and grievance redressal mechanism addressed in the codes.

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Swachh Bharat Campaign

Blood Donation Camp

On 7th October 2017, keeping in line with the Swachh Bharat mission, SVA in association withNABARD organized village cleaning and sanitation programme in few villages of Kalahandidistrict. Villagers were made aware of the importance of keeping the surrounding clean andafter the meeting the villagers along with SVA volunteers took part in the cleaning drive.

On 22nd Dec 2017, Blood donation camp was jointly organized by SVA and Ama Odisha atSVA Bilenjore center. Staffs of SVA, Asha Workers and Local Villagers donated their blood.

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Rural Emersion Programme

As selected by NABARD, SAHABHAGI VIKASH ABHIYAN conducted the four weeks long RuralEmersion Programme for the second year on 02/07/2017. This time it was for six DirectRecruit Officers (DROs) of NABARD who were placed at its Bhawanipatna field centre.During this programme the DROs were facilitated to get an understanding of the issuesassociated with Rural Development, Agriculture, Tribal Development, Rural Livelihoods etc.During the four weeks they spent most of their time visiting villages, meeting withfunctionaries of Farmer Producer Organizations, visiting Grass root level Institutions such asGram Panchayat, Primary Agriculture Co-operative societies and meeting with their leaders.They also visited the Offices, Local Banks and learned on the functioning of variousgovernment schemes and projects. Among the team of six officers two were from Assamand four were from Odisha Regional Office. During this programme the DROs prepared avillage Development Plan (Micro level plan) by conducting PRAs in village Khairmal of Narlablock Kalahandi. During the field visits they also visited the projects undertaken by HarshaTrust and J.K.Papermills (in Rayagada district), Gram Vikash, A.F.C., Mahashakti Foundation,Seba Jagat and others in Kalahandi district.

Promotion of Kitchen GardeningOn 28th August 2017, SVA celebrated Kitchen Garden Day in Gajramunda villae of Sinapalliblock of Nuapada. 100+ participants had attended the programme which consists of officersfrom Horticulture Department, Farmer Club Members and Farmers. The programmehiglighted on the importance of organic kitchen gardening to get fresh and toxin freevegetables.

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EXPOSURE VISITS

Sahabhagi Vikash Abhiyan(SVA) with support from NABARD, had organised an exposure visitof CEOs and members of few Farmer Producer Companies promoted by SVA, to APMC andNHRDF in Nasik district, Maharashtra from 19th Feb to 21st Feb 2018.

SVA with support from NABARD, had organised an exposure visit of CEOs and members offew Farmer Producer Companies in Odisha, to a successfully running Producer Company-Kisan Beej in Chattisgarh on 6th & 7th April 2017.

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FINANICIAL SUMMARY

Source-wise Grants/Funds received during the period

2017-18

Donor Agency Amount-In LakhsNABARD 64.23

ITC 26.74GOODGIFT, UK 2.13

NHRM (Govt. of Odisha) 10.15SIRD(Govt. of Odisha) 24.77

ATMA (Govt. of Odisha) 6.35Total 134.37

Activity-wise utilization of various Grants and Funds

during the period 2017-18

Good Gift Project(2.13 Lakhs,

2%)

Rural EmersionProg.

(3.91 Lakhs,3%)

Training on Mother& Child Health care

to Asha Workers(10.15 Lakhs, 7%)

Training onPanchayati Raj(

24.77 Lakhs,18%

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Agriculture andLivelihood

Development(26.74Lakhs,20%

Millet MissionProject

(6.35 Lakhs, 5%)

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WADI (22.65 Lakhs,17%)

Promotion of FPOs(34.35 Lakhs,

26%)

Agriculture andLivelihood

Development(26.74Lakhs,20%

Seed VillageProgramme

(3.30 Lakhs, 2%)

Millet MissionProject

(6.35 Lakhs, 5%)

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Financial Audit Report 2017-18

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AWARDS & ACCOLADES DURING THE YEAR2017-18

Odisha Producer Co. Ltd., promoted by SVA was felicitated for being one ofthe best producer company in the state by OASME.

Farmer Club-Sabuja Biplaba Krushaka Sangha promoted by SVA ,wasfelicitated by NABARD with award for 2nd best Farmer Club in the state.

JLG-Maa Saraswati , promoted by SVA was felicitated by NABARD with awardfor being in the first rank among top best JLGs in the state.

Manikeswari Farmer Producer Company(MFPCL) , promoted by SVA , wasfelicitated with award and a cash prize of Rs 10,000/- at Kalahandi Utsav,Bhawanipatna by Zila Parishad Chairman and DDA Kalahandi- Shri PrahalladSahu, for being the best performing Farmer Producer Company in the district.

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NEWS CLIPPINGS

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PUBLICATIONS

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PUBLICATIONS

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PUBLICATIONS

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CONTACT DETAILS:

REGIONAL OFFICES/FIELD CENTRES

At-Bilenjore, Po-Konabira, Dist-Nuapada. Pin-766106

At-Bijepur, Po-Khariar, Dist-Nuapada. Pin-766107

Near Central School Po-Bhawanipatna, Dist-Kalahandi. Pin-766001.

Swaraj Farm, Balipada Post-Bhanpur Dist: Kalahandi. Pin- 766100.

At/Po-Kerpai Block-Thuamul Rampur, Dist: Kalahandi. Pin-766037

Ranjitpur At/Po-Paikmal Dist-Bargarh. Pin-768039

At/Po-Padmapur Dist-Bargarh. Pin- 768038

E Mail: [email protected]

Website: www.svaindia.org

www.facebook.com/svaindiaorg

STATE LEVEL COORDINATION OFFICE

Plot No 3816, Po-Ghatikia , Bhubaneswar,Odisha, India. Pin-751003

Phone No. +91-674-2384257/2384258/ +91 9437044008

REGISTERED OFFICE

At/Po-Khariar, Dist-Nuapada, Odisha. Pin-766107

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