Annual Report 2010-11

Akhil Bhartiya Gramin Uthan Samiti, Alwar
Akhil Bhartiya Gramin Uthan Samiti
Acknowledgements
It is glad to place the Annual Report of ABGUS for the year 2010-11 at your hands. This document is an exposure of efforts made by organization last year. Organization is working since 24 years specifically on Women empowerment, Disability, Dalit empowerment, Child rights and deprived and exploited people of society and ensuring their rights through its various activities. Year 2010-11 was very important for organization. This year organization had reached out to maximum deprived and people in need through its various programs and interventions. This document has been prepared for drafting the planning and strategy for the year 2011-12. This document will expose the positive direction to organization and will assist in establishing a society where men and women have equal rights and people of all community could lead their life in justice and peace based society. We all feels that those who are living deprived in society have different problems and priorities. ABGUS believes that conservative society is the rival of women, dalit and deprived people. In these circumstances organization is working towards qualitative change in living standards of women, dalit, children, deprived and exploited people ensuring their rights. I congratulate the team members and village level organization for continuing the efforts to accomplish their work in such adverse situations and hope they will move forward for betterment of their role in the coming years. I thank to members adjoined with managements of organization whom not fatigued efforts had made the document. Moreover, I thank to all the persons who are directly or indirectly giving their support to organization. In the end I extend my sincere thanks to all the donor agencies whose support has accelerated organization to achieve new mile stones.
Rajesh Verma Secretary, ABGUS
Annual Report 2010-11
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Geographical area
The state Rajasthan which holds the title of "historic and princely state", that engulfs itself 5.5% of nations population with 10.41%of total geographical area possess hardly 1% of total country's fresh water resources. Most of the districts of Rajasthan experience uncertainty and scanty rainfall depending largely on groundwater that is either saline or has excess fluoride. The principle food crops of the state are Wheat, Bajra, Maize, Barley and Jowar. While the Bajra is largely cultivated in most part of Rajasthan. The state has witnessed severe droughts continuously from 1998 to 2000. In the present context, the ongoing drought situation has reached its height of claiming damage. Out of these, Rajasthan alone claims its share of more than 45% were it announced the 32 districts as drought hit. Cattle rearing constitute the second most important livelihood activity in the state. As per 1997 livestock census the state has 12 million cattle, 10 million Buffaloes, 14 million sheep, 17 million goats and 0.7 million camels. It should be noted that the number of camels has declined by nearly 10% between 1992 and 1997. The average sex ratio of the state is as low as 922. Thirteen of the 32 districts in the state have sex ratio of below 900. At the same time, literacy rate in Rajasthan is 61%, ranging from a low of 44% in Banswara to high of 74.5% in Kota. Female literacy is 44%, ranging from a low of 27.5% in Jalore to a high of 61.3% in Kota. (2001 census) Failure of monsoon is the major reason for drought condition in the state. Monsoon has been showing erratic behavior, especially in the past two decades. The state experience 40% less than the normal rainfall. The blatant fact is that, the absence of monsoon leaves the villagers with enough to think and work for their daily bread to survive and confides their thoughts to think and admire about the technical advancement.
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Introduction of Organization
Akhil Bhartiya Gramin Uthan Samiti (ABGUS) is a voluntary civil society organization working in the areas of empowerment and participation for holistic development of the child, women and community. ABGUS was formed by group of consentaneous young persons coming from all areas in years 1987 since then; ABGUS has been working for the socio-economic empowerment of the rural poor. The organization has made its presence felt in Tijara through years of closely working with the partner communities i.e. the villagers. The close unison with the villagers has revealed that the awareness has always played a vital role in the process of social change and community development. It has helped to address many community based problem, miseries and social evils by providing forum of understanding the dynamics of the issues at hand. Over the years, its operations have expanded to cover many are within Jaipur, Delhi & Rewari district. It has networked with a number o smaller organizations. ABGUS project office located at V.P.O. Tapukara, block Tijara district Alwar that is around 225 KM away from state capital Jaipur.
Vision
Societies where the communities are able to self determine their choices & translate them into a self-reliant and sustainable livelihood consistent with their survival needs, aspirations and dignity.
Mission To excel as an enabling institution in the development of the deprived so as to improve the quality of their life through participatory action, research initiatives, training
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programmes and to enhance the capacities of the intermediary and peoples organizations ensuring sustainability.
ABGUS Visualises to have Be a catalytic change agent for ensuring community need based socio economic self-reliance for the deprived and poverty stricken rural masses.
Our Belief ABGUS believe that rural population has enormous capacities in form of skills, resources and knowledge so as to bring about development interventions for their own upliftment, ABGUS envisages to change social scenario via Information, awareness empowered the rural populace.
Main Programs: Reproductive & Child Health, Water & Sanitation, Early Childhood CARE Development program, Basic Education, Self Help Group (Micro Credit), Livelihood and income Generation program, Child & Youth Leadership Development, Strengthening the Community based Organizations and Emergency. ABGUS Partnership with CHILDFUND began in1997, the strategy behind this collaboration is to sponsor a child and subsequently involve the entire family for direct efforts to make communities self-reliant and to improve the quality of life through Program Bhartiya s for integrated development. In view of the deprived condition of the rural families and the gloomy future of little children ABGUS determined to take up initiate of social development partnership with CHILDFUND. The whole purpose is integrated and sustainable development of the community.
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Reproductive Child Health and safe motherhood
The reproductive health indicators in Rajasthan suggest the desperate need to intervene to ensure safe motherhood, Adolescent Health, Reproductive prevention of of and etc. Sexual The infections,
conditions it was felt by ABGUS that it is important to intervene and work with Adolescent, Pregnant and post partum mothers, Newly borne under 5 yrs children, Adolescent, Birth attendants, Eligible couples to develop their life skills and deal with RCH issues affecting them. Providing requisite knowledge and skills would promote healthy reproductive and sexual health practices and responsible sexual behaviour.
immunization
children
conditions are worse in the rural area due to lower educational level, lack of awareness, information, services, lack lesser etc. existence of of sources to myths to of and such access Owing health
misconceptions
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Achievements of the year in RCH and safe motherhood program: Since there are many myths and misbelieves prevalent in the program area about the intake of iron tablets therefore locally designed IEC materials were developed for changing the behavior and communication (BCC) practices in the block Tijara. Counseling sessions were organized with pregnant mothers disseminating importance of Iron Folic Acid (IFA), Multi Vitamins (MV), nutritive diet & appropriate dietary habits and simultaneously the program team reviewed the status monthly with ANM, PHC & Jan Mangle Jodi follow-up meetings. Periodic interaction and meeting with mahila mandals and SHG members were also arranged monthly in 40 villages. Families of pregnant women especially husbands were counseled regarding importance of Iron Folic Acid, Multi Vitamin and nutritive diet to ensure safe pregnancy. ABGUS took up the matter with PHC, CHC & District CMHO for supplying the iron tablets regularly all PHC of the program coverage area. throughout the year in the interface meetings Pregnant women were motivated and provided support for getting them registered with PHC wherever ANM could not conduct on scheduled M&C-Day. For ensuring their proactive participation ABGUS conducted meetings with Mahila Mandal, SHG and CBO and an awareness generation program for registration was introduced with ANM & PHC. Interpersonal communication and meetings were organized with husbands and others on importance of care & support for creating the conducive environment for pregnant women during pregnancy and post natal period in the family. TB Day was organized in 40 villages where 1200 community persons were sensitized at village level community meetings nukkad natak with district health dept. A Repot building workshop were held every month to share the status of IMR, UMR, MMR and immunization of the government program/ health services of
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minimum three ANC checkups and post natal care. Monthly follow-up meetings were organized for supplementing efforts to bridge the gaps of demand and supply with PHC and Block/district health dept. 36 One day Training & Awareness camps were organized in 12 villages on building capacity to identify and manage the symptoms of Reproductive Tract Infections/Sexually Transmitted Infections (RTI/STIs) for the SHG & CBO members. Printed and painted IEC materials were distributed to eligible couples, youth and Mahila mandals for the promotions of use of contraceptive methods safely. 18 RTI/STI prevention and treatment camps were conducted in 6 villages with a team of professional experts and medical practitioners. And referral services were provided on the spot networking with PHC, CHC and health dept. Counseling of pregnant mothers and families regarding HIV/AIDS were given to avoid mother to child transmission creating awareness generation thru home visits, meetings & interaction with SHG, CBOs, nukkad Natak & Shows in 40 villages. In every case of suspected person confidentiality were maintained with the team of block/district health dept. Awareness programs were carried out 3 times in 8 main village centers for promoting the temporary and permanent methods of family planning. Street play and skits on the family planning techniques and importance of birth spacing were performed by the ABGUSs cultural team with active participation of young women and members of youth clubs. 3 family planning camps were supported to PHC for permanent sterilization on family planning. PHC was supported with publicity campaign and logistic support of transport and diet for the beneficiaries. Awareness program about govt. program, safe and institutional delivery, sensitization of family members about institutional delivery and it benefits were organized at community and village level thru puppet shows and counseling secessions.
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ABGUS supported PHC labor room for up-keeping and its maintenance hygiene of mother & child for the safe delivery under the government health facilities strengthening in the coverage area.
ABGUS supported the 200 poor registered pregnant women with the disposable delivery kits to trained birth attendants. 30 influencing religious leaders were sensitized on ANC, PNC, Family planning, institutional delivery etc by the ABGUS team. International women day was celebrated with huge active participation of village women, women PRI leaders, lady doctors, lady lawyers & etc. at ABGUS program office where they came forward to share and demonstrate their experiences and best practices for the mass mobilization enthusiastically. More than 600 women from 31 villages voluntarily participated and attended the International Women Day program..
Activities Trainings camps RTI/ STI camps Awareness programmes Family planning camps Support to pregnant Baby health shows Trainings to care giver Health mela Adolescent health camps and awareness
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No of villages covered 12
18 3 3 200 9 2 2 3
6 8 22 60 9 10 60 15
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Water, Sanitation and Hygiene
Water is the biggest problem of the state owing to recurring droughts and availability of natural water resources. Rural areas are more droughts prone. Apart of this sanitation and hygiene status at village level is miserable. Looking at the facts and figure ABGUS initiated programme water with and sanitation of support
and sanitation, Efforts are also made to make the students actually implementing safe habits in their day to day life. The objectives of the Water & Sanitation program are bring about an improvement in the general quality of life in the rural areas and generating felt need through awareness creation and health education. IEC Activities are the important
CHILDFUND to aware the people and conserve water. The program is divided into two major parts with all the construction works as hardware and interventions, advocacy, and awareness in software The project unit has been able to construct over 400 toilets till date, One of the major components of the software segment is to undertake consultative interventions in the schools, in which children are sensitized on the issues of water, hygiene
components of the program so as to create the demand for sanitary facilities in the rural areas. The activities carries out under this components should be are specific and should also involve all the sections of the rural population in a sustained manner so that the willingness of the people to construct latrines is translated/interpreted generated. as demand
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Achievements of the yeas in Water & Sanitation Program Organized various workshops and IEC activities to generate the awareness among rural population. Organized meetings with PRI, CBOs, PHED and other stake holders to sensitize them and orient about the objectives of the program. Installed 2 hand pumps along with platform and soak pit. Organized water testing at project area to ensure availability of safe drinking water. 4 hand pumps were repaired. Organized 3 trainings for management of water resources and installed hand pumps with CBOs and other stake holders. Organized school sessions for sanitation and distributed sanitation kits at school level. Constructed 10 low cost toilets at village level. Organized capacity building trainings of rural on waste management and safe disposal. Constructed 50 soak pits for waste management. Constructed 30 SLC for smokeless environment at rural kitchen. Distributed the supplementary nutrition to Balwadis.
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HIV/AIDS programme
The AIDS epidemic is one of the most destructive health crises of modern times, ravaging families and communities
high-priority state. Although HIV estimates for Rajasthan are erratic. Given the current level of knowledge regarding sexually
throughout the world. By 2009, more than 25 million people had died and an estimated 39 million were living with HIV. An estimated 4 million people were newly infected with HIV in world. In India first AIDS case, found in 1986, within 24 years of period it became 5 million. HIV spreads primarily through sexual contact. However, as the disease becomes more widespread. In the context of HIV in Rajasthan can be described as the highly vulnerable,
transmitted infections (STI) and sexual behavior, particularly among vulnerable sub-populations, there are strong indications that Rajasthan is indeed a highly vulnerable state. ABGUS is extending its efforts in
generating the awareness and sensitize the community regarding the issue. The major activities related to the subject undertaken by ABGUS are as following-
Sensitization for Stigma Reduction Provide information regarding government medical services to families Sensitization regarding need for CD4 counting before administering Anti Retroviral Treatment (ART) Sensitize school authorities On HIV/ AIDS prevention Sensitization of families regarding socio-legal rights
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Build awareness of families regarding the rights of the child Networking & Linkages Ensure availability of emergency care equipment in local health centers
Linkage with government to increase availability of CD4 counting Linkage with government to increase availability and activation of Anti Retroviral Treatment (ART) services Provide and strengthen referral services Linkages with government to activate and increase availability of medical services Linkages with the government to activate Voluntary Counseling Testing services Prevention Individual counseling session with SHGs focusing infected children Group counseling with SHG leaders Conduct AIDS education sessions for SHG members & children through films, theatre shows Conduct session with PRIs, SHGs and community groups on HIV/ AIDS awareness Conduct sessions with families to sensitize them regarding the treatment facilities Conduct sensitization sessions with community promoting use of contraceptives Individual and group sessions to sensitize communities Provide counseling to families and community for voluntary testing (VCT) Select and trained children as peer educators
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Select and train children as peer group educators Develop a list of rights of infected children Develop IEC/BCC material for AIDS education Develop Information Education and Communications/ Behavior Change Communications (IEC/ BCC) material sensitizing people on the modes of HIV/ AIDS transmission Conduct community AIDS education through films and theatre shows Provide AIDS education manuals to schools Develop Information Education and Communication/ Behavior Change Communications material for sexual behavior change (promoting safe sex behavior) Develop culturally specific BCC/ IEC materials to address these myths Develop IEC/BCC materials to address different categories in the population Care & Support Provide referral services for socio legal guidance Assess the nutritive requirements of infected children Provide supplementary nutrition, vitamins etc where family is unable to provide Provide livelihood options to Orphan Vulnerable Children (OVC) caregivers and families for economic coping Extend financial/material support for child headed households Conduct meetings for organizing positive peoples networks Capacitate networks to provide support to infected individuals
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Trainings Training of Staff for dealing with HIV/AIDS infected & affected families focusing children Training of traditional healers on methods of preventing blood borne transmission of HIV/ AIDS Capacity building of health workers on counseling techniques Training of teachers to provide AIDS education in schools for prevention and administer first aid to infected children in case of injury
Training of caregivers on selected livelihood skills Training of traditional birth attendants (TBAs), traditional healers on techniques of preventing blood borne transmission of HIV/ AIDS Training of Voluntary Counseling Testing counselors
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Early Childhood Care & Development
ABGUS offers a diversity of programs recognize the importance if investing early in childrens Development as a means to build social equity and give disadvantaged families a better chance of breaking out of the cycle of poverty ABGUS supported ECCD programs focus on strengthening the synergies, childrens health, nutrition, protection, stimulation, psychosocial support, and age appropriate play learning opportunities. ECD program help children to make a success in the transition to primary school by building school readiness skills.
Achievements of the year in ECCD program Continuous operation of 10 Balwadi centres by the organization. 10 Balwadi and 5 Anganwadi were provided support for recurring material, and TLM and also trained to prepare TLM as Puppets. Organized baseline study for identification of prevalent child care practices at village level. Organized trainings of Balwadi and Anganwadi workers on Behavioural change communication. ABGUS developed communication tools and material to enhance the reach of the information and disseminated among the service providers and communities. Organized regular sessions with parents and caregivers according to communication strategies. Identified non-prevalent new behaviors essential for child care practices Selected early adopters as peer educator and organized training for them to enhance their capacities.
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Linkages established with Anganwadi centres of working villages and block ICDS units. Distributed salter scales, Dari and other facilities to 10 Balwadii centers. Constructed one Balwadi center and constructed one boundary wall for Balwadi center according to CHILDFUND norms. Renovated one Balwadi center and districbuted playing materials and first aid kits in 10 centers. Installed one hand pump in Balwadi center for drinking water. Constructed one toilet and repaired one toilet at Balwadi centers. Number 2 10 2 5 3 1 1 3 centres 2 10 centres 1 1 1
Activity Training of Anganwari/ Balwari workers Sessions with Parents/ Guardians Peer educator training Sessions with SHG BMC workshop Construction of boundary wall Construction of Center Distribution of Playing materials Rennovation of Balwadi Distribution of first aid kits Drinking water unit Repair of toilets Construction of toilets
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Education Program
Significance of educational development is complete personality development. If personality development is not ensured through education of any child then it is usual to question over significance of education. In concern of educational status Rajasthan is a backward state. Even today lots of children are far away from stream of education. Organization is working on education with various activities for last 23 years in the region. Apart of this organization is working to streamline the dropouts and educated children with support of village level organizations. ABGUS has formed village level committees such as village school management parent teacher are committees education development committee association. and These committee, and
presence
at
schools.
To
strengthen,
accelerate and activate these committees organization has been conducting the monthly meetings and trainings. ABGUS works in the education sector. First doing so is necessary to the successful fulfilment of its mission. The fundamental role and purpose of the organization is to build capacities of children benefiting from strong synergies with programs addressing basic education interventions are a one of the major programs. There is second reason to strength education program in the community. The organization believe that without giving quality education to the children, child well being cant be done. It can be done only by promoting quality education program in the area through strengthening of PTA at village level.
working for availing the education to each child and ensure their steady
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Achievements of the year in Education program: Activities School Quality improvement Program Details 1. Community Sensitization 2. Increasing Community Participation 3.Improve learning level by putting innovation 4.Innovation in Class room process 5.Supporting in infrastructure whenever necessary 6. Active participation of SDMC 7.Final report submission at end. RIP Phase I & II Conducting focused session with children, appoint instructor and training, TLM & package preparation as per RIP plan Reading Skill Improvement Plan Phase I & II Enrollment drive Enrollment drive for awareness in community through Kala Jatha, Rallies & group interaction Additional teacher support for one special school(Madarsha school) for caring & education of 150 Appoint additional teachers in Madarsha school.
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Muslim girls managed by project & supported by Muslim community
Capacity building of RIP teachers and support class teachers in improved teaching methods
Capacity building workshop for RIP teachers And periodic orientation to cope up with regular teaching needs and problems
Arrangement of special support class, study circles Selection and purchase of grade appropriate teaching learning materials Training of teachers to effectively use the teaching learning materials Procurement of classroom infrastructure
Extra coaching for maths, science & English in 4 villages for class 10th Follow procurement policy to meet the needs of children
Training workshop and field level hands on practice session and periodically need assessment Create conducive environment in school for teachers & children Purchase and support of Black Board, Table, Chair, Dari Patti to Schools
Construction and renovation of infrastructure according to plan
Drinking water unit facility within the school to ensure safe and hygienic environment. Construction of Classroom for appropriate accommodation. Repair and renovation of Roof and Floor for proper retention of Classroom. Creation of separate toilet for girls and boys for improving Sanitation behavior practices.
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Development of playground in selected primary schools Provision of sports materials and equipment
Creation of Outdoor/ Indoor play facilities including land filling & leveling Providing Village level/ School/Club level Sports material for creating conducive & friendly environment for children.
All Training programs to have component/sessions on Child Right and Child Protection and Child participation Sensitization of the local Government education department/functionaries Conduct meetings to mobilize and activate the various committees like VECs, PTAs, SDMC etc
Leadership capacity building, Communication skill development and Social & Cultural activities.
Periodic interface with Block/District Education office. Meetings and Situation analysis sharing workshop & Follow-up inputs Monthly meeting for need/situation analysis sharing and promote their quality inputs and participation. Interface with PRI for primary education and management issues Quarterly interaction and quality inputs and follow-up to PTA & SDMC
Skill development and capacity building of SDMC for school management
Strengthening and Skill enhancement of School development & management committees for quality management practices at village level and follow up in meetings.
Orientation of PRIs on management of education program in their jurisdiction
Skill enhancement of PRIs at project level on management of govt. education institute for fund mobilization, school administration, availability of teacher, proper use of funds, regular interaction with
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school staff
Exposure visits to the school children
Representation and participation in Historical & Patriotic, Cultural and Moral & value education camp for solidarity and Psycho-social development
Organization of sports, cultural and co-curricular events at school, block, district, state, zone level events Program review meeting Monthly Follow up meeting for SQIP, RIP & additional teacher
Organizing sports & cultural program at school level, block level
Program review meeting Monthly Follow up meeting for SQIP, RIP & additional teacher
Program assessment study -External Field Study, Data Collection & Analysis Interview, FGD, Presentations & Activity Photography Staff Capacity Enhancement Skill enhancement of Staff for effective Program Implementation like report writing, program management, Monitoring and evaluation. Global Action Week celebration ( in this plan of 15 month tenure there will be two GAW in Apr. 10 & 2011) Representation at various level thru Rallies, GAW, Debate, Seminar & Workshop
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Livelihood
This
program
aims
to
devise
new
We hope to ensure the rise of income of these families from Rs. 18,000 to Rs. 30,000 through cumulative support in a phased manner so that after completion of project the families can upscale themselves from BPL to APL. Apart from this ABGUS provided vocational training on Embroidery like Aari-Tari, to strengthen the economic backbone of
strategies for economic uplift of rural poor. The parents of the poor children of the community are selected as beneficiaries. Till now more than 1000 children have been benefited through this project. In the year 2009-10, 59 families were included in this program. Income generation activities like dairy and other forms of animal husbandry are carried out by the beneficiaries. The beneficiaries for this purpose are not only given financial assistance but also given other inputs like training assistance but also given other inputs like training, technical guidance and regular medical support.
the community. The training will not only give families additional incomes through capacity building at also improve the standard of life of the children in the process. As development is a process rather than an event, we believe in pumping inputs in regular interval to maintain the growth in a sustainable manner.
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Details of dairy programme this year: Activities Task
1.1 Finalize design of an ideal Cattle shed (including Cattle Shed, Feed store, Dairy equipments, Fodder plot, Azola pit, Silage pit and Bio-gas unit) suitable for an unit size of two cattle.
1.Sharing Workshop on Indigenous, Ideal & Modern Dairy Farm Management Practices
2.Skill Enhancement of Farmers on Ideal Cattle Shed 3.Assistance to the farmers for construction of cattle shed
1.2 Provide financial assistance to interested small farmers to take up/ expand dairy enterprise 1.3 Conduct orientation and training programs on comprehensive dairy management
1. Financial Assistance to the Interested Farmers
Enhance the Capacity of Farmers on Breed Improvement Capacity Building (Training Workshop) on Modern Technique of Animal Husbandry i.e. Ruminant Rearing, Feeding, Lactation & Milking Linkage
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1.5 Undertake regular family visit and provide on site technical guidance
1. Provide technical guidance & hands on support to the family during family visit
1.6 Build & maintain linkages with Resource agencies like BAIF, NDRI, IVRI, AFPRO, HPI, ILRI etc. for Artificial insemination (AI), feed, fodder, vaccines, dewormers & resource persons for training 1.7 Conduct regular monthly village meetings of dairy farmers- by Coordinator, occasionally resource person
Linked with KVK, NDRI, AFPRO, Govt. Vet. Deptt., State Dairy Federation etc. for AI, vaccine, feed, resource persons for training etc.
1. Dissemination of information about dairy ,benefit of timely repayment of loan 2. About by product of milk 3.careing of animals and feeding practices
1.8 Conducts regular camps for vaccination & deworming
1. Conducting animal vaccination & deworming camps twice a year. 2. Purchasing of deworming & vaccines
1.9 Establish central facilities like feed mixing unit & Vet-care centers
1. Purchasing of Vet. Instrument
2. Travis installation 3. Arrangement of Vet. Medicines for emergencies
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4. Purchasing of semen jars & equipments 5.Project proposal of feed mixing plant 6.Establishment of feed mixing unit 7.Marketing linkage within the beneficiaries and business point of view 1.10 Train & establish Para-vets to provide immediate and onsite support 1. Training to the Para-vets on Primary treatment and AI. 2. Providing primary medicines support 3.Capacity building of CBOs to manage at village and make this program as community managed program 1.11 Procure and distribute feed, medicine, vaccines, frozen siemens etc. 1. Interface with Govt. Vet. Deptt., State Animal dev. Board 2.Orientation of potential farmer about the balance feed and procure the mixture & balance feed for them 3. Procurement and arrangement of vet. Medicine as per requirement in emergency 1.12 Build linkage with Insurance agencies and 1. Identification of insurance
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followed up when necessary
agencies 2. Comparison of their schemes 3. Dissemination of insurance benefits in the community & finalize the best and cost effective insurance agencywithin the community. Thru meeting, home visit. 4. Preparing the health certificate and tagging of animals. 5. Final proposal of insurance of the individual animal to the insurance agency. 6. Follow-up to the family & insurance agency as per need.
1.13 Build linkages with milk marketing agencies/ State milk cooperatives
1. Liasioning & networking with state milk cooperatives, NDDB & other milk marketing agencies. 2. Meetings, Follow-up & Representation with the community as well as milk marketing agencies. 3. Networking, Price Trend Analysis & Develop Reports & Documentation 4. Finally setup and startup of
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milk collection centers at village level. 2.1 Conduct orientation programs on milk collection system and their price & quality relations 1. Conduct orientation program for the farmers about benefit of selling their product to milk collection center & motivate them to link with. 2.2 Build & maintain linkages with Resource agencies who provide training on Milk processing 3.1 Conduct exposure visit of dairy farmers of best practice on dairy Hands on Exposure for regular Orientation of Best Practices for the beneficiaries which are not yet get exposure in current Year. Identification & linkage with Resource agency
3.2 Conduct regular orientation of families not Orientation, Meeting, Home to use children for maintaining dairy enterprise 3.4 Conduct regular orientation of families to use income from dairy enterprise for children 3.5 Program assessment study -External Field Study, Data Collection & Analysis Interview, FGD, Presentations & Activity Photography visits with families.
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Community and women Empowerment
The operational strategy of ABGUS would be to form a regional federation (Micro Finance Organization) of Village Development Committees (VDC), self Help Group At (SHG) present and individual has members to implements its entire LEEP program. ABGUS promoted and strengthened 18 VDC and 121 SHGs at project area. The promotion of community believes to
recognized
that
effective
federation
might sustain its efforts. Keeping in this view we organized capacity building training for the members of the CBOs. These capacity building sessions build the perspective of leaders to works for their own interest. Due to existence of feudalistic social order a major part of population on constituted by SCs. Most backward classes and women are depended on other for their minimum basic needs. It results in vicious circle of socio economic exploitation and increases their vulnerability. Hence ABGUS focused to shift their economic depended to self reliance. Through promotion of saving and credit groups and building their capacity, additional employment opportunities
organization is the basis thrust of the organization; ABGUS organize people at every stage, so that people can ensure their participation in development social change. To achieve this goal, there are many training camps, orientation & exposure for CBO leaders and financial security and social upliftment of poor that is proven. Strengthening of CBO Time to time training and workshop are organized to build the capacity of VDCs members in the respect of their rights roles Govt. schemes & etc. ABGUS
created by income generation activities. It also helped them to make access on money for emergency and capital for agriculture purposes on time.
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ABGUS
adopted
the
concept
of
The main idea of the project is to organize the Poor needy families with a group of same interest and to enhance the capacity in the individual and the groups to raise their income by themselves. During the last year 235 common Interest Group were formed with deferent types of Activities. Out of them 121 SHG are selected by the groups out of 4 deferent categories i.e. Income generation Activities and social service. Time to time the SHG meeting are held by the President and the Cashier with the presence of the community Facilitator and technical expert, Staff of the ABGUS. With an agreement of the all members of the SHG links with a bank for the financial transaction with the Government.
formation and promotion of SHGs 199394. SHG are formed by 5-20 members. They save Rs. 10 to 50/- per month, collect it and deposit the amount in banks in the SHG account. They meet once a month discuss their problems and find out solutions. They also provide small loans from their savings on the economic needs of SHG members. ABGUS leveraged local banks to meet their additional financial needs. This year organization leveraged the banks linkage with 25 SHG. There are more than 400 families assisted to start their income generation activities and purchase animal fed, seed cultivation on time. ABGUS also added some funds on its own. This fund was availed by some supporting partner agencies.
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ABGUS Team
Full Time Project Team 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Mr. Jitendra Yadav Mr. Anil Sharma Mr. Ashok Kumar Mr. Harak Singh Mr. Dinesh Chand Mr. Sushil Yadav Mr. Mahesh Kumar Mr. Manoj Kumar Ms. Shakuntala Yadav Mr. Vikram Mr. Pawan Kumar Mr. Gaurav Malik Mr. Ajayvir Yadav Mr. Hanuman Ms. Praveen Goel Mr. Amit Verma Mr. Dharmender Singh
Balwadi Worker , Part Time 1 2 3 4 5 6 Ms. Sarda Yadav Ms. Sarwanta Yadav Ms. Indrawati Ms. Indra Rani Ms. Jyotsana Ms. Mamta
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Akhil Bhartiya Gramin Uthan Samiti 7 8 9 10 Ms. Kiran Ms. Devi Rani Ms. Suman Ms. Koyal
Additional Teachers In Govt. Schools. 1 2 3 Mr. Vasim Akram Mr. Sarjit Mr. Har Kishan
Reading Improvement Skill Program Instructors 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Mr. Jaipal Mr. Babulal Gupta Mr. Deepak Mr. Arshad Khan Mr. Almudeen Mr. Hasan Mohd. Mr. Parminder Singh Ms. Anju Bai Ms Reena Tanwer Ms. Maya Gupta Ms. Manju Ms. Krishana Mr. Bhim
10 Mother Teacher as a part time
10 link workers health part time
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Programme wise Budget for the year 2010-11
Programme RCH Safe motherhood HIV/AIDS Water and sanitation Early childhood and development Basic education Child protection Livelihood Women empowerment
Budget for 2009-10 Rs. 1345050 Rs. 589300 Rs. 254500 Rs. 200750 Rs. 909724 Rs. 933430 Rs. 1036050 Rs. 433400 Rs. 1733900
Thrust areas for year 2010-11 Drought relief work SHG strengthening and entrepreneurship development. Disable empowerment Youth awareness and capacity building. HIV/ AIDS programme Safe motherhood and women health Advocacy on child rights and human rights Girl child education
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Annual Report 2010-11

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Akhil Bhartiya Gramin Uthan Samiti, Alwar

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Rajesh Verma Secretary, ABGUS