INITIAL INCEPTION REPORT

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INITIAL INCEPTION REPORT A : Organization (PIA) detail : SECTION A: Basic PIA Information 1 Name of PIA LOKA KALYAN PARISHAD,28/8, Library Road, Kolkata 700026 2 Legal Status (NGO/Network NGO/CBO/Producer Co./ NGO Section 25 Co./Pvt. Co./Other Please specify) 3 If Network NGO, number of partners being Not Applicable supported? 4 Registration No. & Date of Registration Registration No: S/19888 5 Name of Donors in the past 3 years, if any (give max 3) 6 Name with Size (Budget in INR) of relevant projects handled in the past 3 years (give max 3) Dated 10/05/77 78 a. DANIDA (Denmark) b. PATC (Denmark) c. DFID a. Food Security for the rural poor. September 2007 August 2011. INR.48,373,824. (DANIDA Fund) b. Information Education & Communication. May 2007 April 2011. INR. 19,414,560 (PATC Fund) c. West Bengal Civil Society Strengthening Programme (CSSP), DFID Programme. 7 Annual Revenue of PIA for the most recent audited financial year August 2008 October 2009. INR. 6,086,160 a. Food Security 82,76,241 b. IEC 52,50,351 c. WBCSSP 25,09,9

8 List ongoing projects (max 3) and their Size (INR) a. Food Security for the rural poor. September 2007 August 2011. INR.48,373,824. (DANIDA Fund) B. Information Education & Communication. May 2007 April 2011. INR. 19,414,560 (PATC Fund) C. West Bengal Civil Society Strengthening Programme(CSSP),DFID Programme August 2008 October 2009. INR. 6,086,160 9 Completion of last project (MM/YY) *Food Security for the rural poor. Phase II (08 / 2007) *Information Education & Communication. Phase I (04 / 2007) *West Bengal Civil Society Strengthening Programme (CSSP), DFID 10 Total value of assets available with the PIA? INR.14,35,881 11 Experience of working with (i) YES (i) (ii) Women SHGs/Groups (Y/N) Agriculture based livelihoods with (ii) YES existing women groups (Y/N) 12 In the proposed project, what % of the implementation will be undertaken by existing capacities and what % will be leveraged from Govt. of India INR. 10. crore (75%) State Govt. of WB INR. 3.3184 Crore (23%) (If Yes, Elaborated in Sec.B.1) LKP INR. 0.0616 Crore (2%)

B. Executive summary of the project / Brief description of the project Executive Summary 1. Objectives Women agriculturists led Self Help Groups (SHGs) of poor agrarian families will be empowered and capacitated to enhance their recognition and role in livelihood activities and significantly reduce the period of their food insecurity by Decentralized Natural Resource Management (DNRM) involving rural local self governments (Panchayati Raj Institutions PRIs). Loka Kalyan Parishad (LKP) PRI partnership will ensure that Gram Panchayats (GPs) and local level CBOs like Gram Unnayan Samiti (GUS), SHG clusters and federation, CSOs of project blocks have the capacity to form, nurture & empower women agriculturists in SHGs and promote the livelihood activities. They will also be able to spread the activities among the neighbourhood level Self Help Groups. 2. Tasks a) 60,000 identified BPL rural agrarian families suffering from food & nutrition deficit & livelihood insecurity for a period from 75 days to 90 days a year as per rural household survey 2005. b) 500 Community/village level CBOs like Gram Unnayan Samitis & SHG cluster, over 48 Gram Panchayats, 5 Panchayat Samitis (block level PRI) and 5 CSO partners, 5 SHG federations are empowered, capacitated to assist the target SHGs in implementation through active participation.

3. Outputs 1.1 60,000+ BPL women from landless and agricultural laborer families of SC, ST, Minority & OBC represented by women are mobilized in to approx. 6,000 Groups in phased manner. (Many of these are already members of SHG their capacity to be enhanced along with new Group members. There are about 5375 Women SHGs already in the proposed project area.) 1.2 These SHGs are oriented, trained, active and operational and practising agriculture in at least 48 GPs in 5 blocks of 4 districts. SHG clusters would be formed where there is none. 1.3 The SHG, their clusters and federations are provided with resources and linkages through appropriate institutional processes of local self governance. 1.4 5 CSOs engaged, oriented and sensitized on the need to support processes and institutions of local self governance as a means of improving food, nutrition & livelihood security of the poor and programme sustanability. 1.5 5 Block level Panchayat Samitis engaged, oriented & sensitized on the need to provide responsive technical & other support to GPs to replicate established good practices perticularly access and empowerment of women in agriculture and resource management. 1.6 48 GPs oriented, trained and facilitated on how to create linkages with Gram Unnayan samitis and SHG cluster and federation and ensure active participation of women in the agriculture and agri based plan and activities and finally own the entire process for sustainability. 1.7 Women agriculturists of target families and their group cluster / federations are empowered to manage the SHGs more efficiently and take up eco friendly, sustainable and profitable agri. and agri based economic activities to augment their family income. 1.8 A combination of Private Private and Private Public partnerships on land, water, livestock based DNRM initiatives established involving the families through creating enambling enviornment through advocacy.

C. Activities undertaken so far 1. Approval Date : 12 th July, 2012 2. MoU Date : 6 th March,20 3. Sanction Date: 1 st February,20 D. Activity Schedule (Gantt Chart) Sr No Activity M1 (March- April ) M2 May M3 June M4 July M5 Aug M6 Sept Estimated expenditure (Q1& Q2) INR 1 Deployment of Staff 8,00,000 2 3 4 Establishment of Field office cum training centre with tools equipments,staffs 1,50,000 Orientation & training of staff on MKSP 50,000 Baseline Survey & Identification village cluster etc 5 Finalization of clusters / villages 1,50,000 D1 Activity Description Recruitment/Assign ment through appropriate system Hiring of venue, agreement etc Orientation of freshers & existing staffs,workers at different Tire in MKSP format Baseline status identification of SHG institutions D2 Time reasoning Short notice, screening, interview & assignment process - Staggard orientation Family level,group level,cluster & Federation level E Expected output In place Established in intensive areas 2-3 sessions Completed F Activity- how & by whom Director & Joint Director Appointed Short notice, short listing,interview, assignment by LKP recruitment board. Appointment by Secretary. To be finalized by Director, Joint Director & District Managers consultation with Block federation By external m& internal resource persons appointed by Director, MKSP.Both in house & field level training in monthly sessions Done by field associates, Para professionals RPs under strict supervision of District Managers 0 Do Do Finalized Done by field associates, Para professionals RPs under strict supervision of District Managers

6 Identification of SHG members 7 Idetification & establishment of Extensive area CSO partnerships 50,000 Do Do Existing Registered, new in progress 50,000 5 block level CSOs to be identified & Estt. Of agreement Formation of New GPs through election process due Identified strengthening in progress Done by field associates, Para professionals RPs under strict supervision of District Managers Director, Joint Director through District / Block functionaries. 8 Preparation of DPR & submission 9 C.B staggard training /orientation for LRPs & PPs 10 C.B Staggard handholding support to SHGs /GUS on NRLM activities 11 C.B Development of Tech. Protocol in print video etc format 12 Cost support to MKSHGs for input, tools & implements 50,000 - After completion of baseline survey need 3 months 50,000 Engagement through selection process involving SHG,Federation leadership 12,00,000 For MKSHs to start SA activities continuous handholding support needed 1,50,000 For development of training module, tools & kids appropriate 10,00,000 For demo. on SA activities intensive cropping,drudgery reduction etc After identification of MKSHs institutions LRP,PPs can be trained After identification of MKSHs institutions LRP,PPs can be engaged after adequate CB Documentation of NRM status & development opportunities need be produced a continuous process Seasonal activities through preparation of bottom up group plan Submitted Two batches of 20 in progress continuing Initiated & in progress A set of materials in place Transferred to intended groups under process State Co-ordinator,Director Resource persons appointed by Secretary, Director Assignment given Jointly by District Managers & Joint Director in consultation with SHG federations Joint Director & Technical resource persons Will be sanctioned through Block Co-ordinator as per approved bottom up group plan