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PROJECT PROPOSAL On Project on developing income generation skills through capacity building Fo r De p rive d Se c tio n o f Villag e rs Live in g Ne ar Fo re st By Bir Budhu Vikas Kendra Vill.-Raghu Toli P.O.-Lohardagga P.S.-Lohardagga Dist,-Lohardagga Jharkhand-835302

1. Organization Profile 1. Name of the organization: Bir Budhu Vikas Kendra 2. Address and contact details: Vill.-Raghu Toli P.O.-Lohardagga P.S.-Lohardagga Dist,-Lohardagga Jharkhand-835302 1. Registration details: Registraion details: (a) Registered under Societies Registration Act. XXI of 1860 Bearing Registration No. 131/2007-08 Dated July 19t h 04-2007 2. Details of Exemption: FCRA Registration No.-337770009 Income Tax Registration 12 A:- 78/2011-12 Area of Operation State of Jharkhand Bank AXIS Bank, Ranchi Pan No:- AABTB4911G About The Organization : Bir Budhu Vikas Kendra is a registered Organization registered under Societies Registration Act 1860, XXI, having registration number 131 of 2007 to 2008. There are seven members in governing body and Mrs. Sumati Kashhap is the Secretary and Chief Functionary of the Organization, supported by other core members of the society. Governing body meets twice in a year and frames its policies for better functioning. Ultimately aims to contribute for development initiative for the promotion of a progressive Society at large. Bir Budhu Vikas Kendra in making its valuable efforts to organize and generate social environment for empowerment of weaker and vulnerable section of society specially women. Under the banner of, We were intervening in late nineties with few of like mined local youths And stared working for heath issues, which have been the major problem causing lots of lives of poor families. With the help of local hands and contributions we organized health camp. But over a period of time, We have realized that the root cause is not just lack of health services, it was their quality of life generating many diseases and the root cause is poverty or less earning leading to ill life style. Entire phenomenon completes the vicious cycle of property, which comes in the way of normal healthy life. Condition of women was worse and for so called dalit (women belonging to SC,ST and OBC Communities) women it was worst. Age old mindset was so dominant that it was like part of their life. therefore we started making organizing women in the form of SHGs within the periphery of our limited resources. Even that was not enough to meet the mission

we wanted to actualize. By that time we got a valuable support form JAN KALAYAN VIKAS KENDRA (JVKK), Garhwa which has helped few or SHGs member to start up income generation activities. It was like cushion for these women to bring some light for future. It has also helped us to visualize the goal of our efforts to meet the end, where these women can live happily with dignity as a part of a just progressive society. Another major area of our concern is natural resource management and livelihood promotion. Since agro based economy is largely dependent on monsoon but rainfall of the area is reducing year by forests are converting as dry & desert. Apart from that land holding pattern is so uneven that lots of families are either landless labor or marginal farmers. Therefore agriculture becomes a stick sector and therefore develops lots of scope for intervention. There are widely shared and felt needs of innovation to upscale the interest of farmers and people to sustainable use their resources. Activities related to animal husbandry and to some extent small business activities are the only source of livelihood for the poor. Considering the field reality is planning to support these women and families who are dependent on this sector for their livelihood. We have been conscious to provide financial assistance to such needy families to carry their activities but now we also feel the needs of detailed sub-sect oral intervention for promotion of animal husbandly activities to large sector as a source of livelihood. Displacements and migration is so high that every year many families become the house of single parents. In most of the cases this is the women who left alone in the families to take care of children and aged members of the family without any resources of livelihood and ultimately suffer from the pain of hunger, exploitation and social abuse. We are concerned for such poor and vulnerable women. Women, who lack from any privilege given by the social institutions. Through out the range of activities is focused to stabilize the population in their land, so that people may be able to visualize that they and their children have future in the land and from the land.

Project Description Background to the project Forest has significantly supported the life system, aesthetic and cultural values and economics of the people residing in or adjacent to the forest area. They depend directly or indirectly on forest resources for livelihood from time immemorial areas near forest are potential with natural resources but economically less developed. These resources need to be utilized in rational and sustainable manner for long tern sustenance for long turn for the people of this region women play a vital rule in the forest region of Jharkhand State, in this region, as men in most of the families work out of station or do not get appropriate work to support their families, due to lack of industries or other avenues of employment in this region. Women are very hard works; they toil through the day, starting with the family works, nurturing children and livestock, going out for fodder, fuel and drinking water. Enhancing social security, for these women and setting up small scale processing industry and management of natural resources, medicinal/cash crops and forest produces can enhance opportunity both for men and women in this region which will result into the less migration of man folk. Keeping in view, the status of unemployment in the area a project has been chalked out for villages near forests to empower deprived village community through natural resource management by providing village level trainings to developed their skills for long-term sustainable livelihoods, with the belief that sustainable development is possible through grassroots empowerment of the area. Synopsis 1. Project Title Project on developing income generation skills through capacity building. 2. Project Budget Rs. 32,00,00,00,000.00 (Three Thousand Two Hundred Crores Only.) 3. Project Location Garhwa, Palamu, Latehar, Simdega & Lohardaga District of Jharkhand 4. Duration 60 Months Person Responsible for Mrs. Sumati Kashhap (Secretary & Chief the Project Functionary) Number of District Number of Village Approx beneficiary Person 05 4373 8,60,000 Intervention Description Keeping in view, the status of unemployment in the area. There is need to develop self employment skills in the deprived section of the community through livelihood trainings as well as providing hand holding support to them at village level. Under the project villagers will be selected on the basis of their economical background and communication skills from villages of Garhwa, Palamu, Latehar, Simdega & Lohardaga district. These villagers will go through district level livelihood. Villagers will be developed as village resource persons.

SL Name of District No. of total Panchayat No. of village No. of Total Families Total Population (Based on 2001) No. of male No. of female No. of SC No. of ST 1 Garhwa 156 916 206830 1322387 683984 638403 247280 158959 2 Palamau 283 1880 418400 1936319 1003876 932443 423642 138960 3 Latehar 115 772 93414 725673 369534 356139 116059 253365 4 Simdega 94 452 89284 599813 299905 299908 39669 360825 5 Lohardaga 66 353 72881 461738 232575 229163 12811 203053 Village resource person will form a group of 90 to 100 people in his village, these groups will be provided 30 days livelihood training by village resource person. After the training, trained group members will be ready to start his or her own particuler selected trade. Broad Objective Development of income generation skills among deprived section of community living near forest through capacity building trainings. Specific Objectives Capacity building in cultivation, processing and value addition for selected medicinal natural products and cash crops. Land productivity enhancement. Develop skills For effective utilization of available land, water and manpower resources of selected deprived/tribal families through participatory approach. Active participation of women from deprived section of community in income generation skill trainings. To develop district level livelihood TOT module to train Village Resource Person. Key Project Outputs 167400 Trained village resource persons on livelihood skills. District level livelihood TOT module. Active group of people in villages ready to start income generation activities. Garhwa, Palamu, Latehar, Simdega & Lohardaga District villagers ready to start income generation activities. Key Project Activities i. Visioning workshop and community meetings for identification of appropriate livelihood options. A district level workshop will be organized and experts will be invited in the workshop along with participants from NGOs and villages to share their experiences about natural resources, traditional livelihood options etc. purpose of the workshop is to find out various sustainable livelihood options in the proposed project area. Village level meetings will be organized to find out various natural means of livelihood available at local level.

ii. Selection of trainers : On the basis of workshop s findings two trainers will be identified and selected to deliver livelihood TOT at district level, these trainers must have expertise on natural resources of livelihood, especially identified through visioning workshop and village level meetings. iii. Development of district level livelihood TOT module for village resource persons training - District level 15 days training module (TOT) will be developed to train village resource persons. This module will be developed with the help of trainers and experts. 30 days training module will be also developed for village level training also to train villagers on key livelihoods. These trainings will be conducted by village resource person in their respective villages. iv. Identification of village resource persons : Village level meetings will be organized to select village resource person, villagers will propose the name of village resource person. This process will be adopted in all villages to select village resource person. v. District level livelihood TOT for Village Resource Persons : Village resource persons will participate in District level livelihood TOT will be organized for village resource persons in the TOT participants will be familiarized with various livelihood options and technical aspects along with processing, packaging and marketing of products each batch will go through 15 days District level livelihood TOT.

Monthly Activity Plan Per District Per Year Sl. No. Activity 2012-2013 Sub-Activity Month 1 Month 2 Month 3 Month 4 Month 5 Month 6 I Community meeting 1 District level visioning workshop 2 Selection of trainers for district level livelihood TOT 3 Development of TOT module 4 Development of village level livelihood training module 5 Identification of village resource persons 6 District level livelihood TOT for village resource person 7 Final documentation and reporting Sl. No. Activity 2012-2013 Sub-Activity Month 7 Month 8 Month 9 Month 10 Month 11 Month 12 I Community meeting 1 District level visioning workshop 2 Selection of trainers for district level livelihood TOT 3 Development of TOT module 4 Development of village level livelihood training module 5 Identification of village resource persons 6 District level livelihood TOT for village resource person 7 Final documentation and reporting

Project Management The Project Management and Administration responsibilities, as well as the staff designated for these responsibilities are shown below: SL Designation Numbers Percentage of time to the project Roles and responsibility 1 Director 1 As per requirement Director will look after achievements and overall progress of the project. 2 Project 2 100% Project coordinator will be Coordinator responsible for planning, execution and reporting of all project activities with Block Facilitators and he/she will solve problems regarding implementation of 3 Block Facilitator project activities. 14 100% Block Facilitator will mobilize community and facilitate meetings, with responsibilities to support coordinator in organizing workshop & trainings. Director Reporting to Project co-coordinator

Project on developing income generation skills through capacity building Budget S.No. Designation Particulars Amount 1 Workforce cast 1.1 Director 40000 per months 12 months 1.2 Project Coordinator 30000 per months 12 months x 2 person 1.3 Block Facilitator 15000 per months 12 months 14 person Sub Total 2 Travel & Transpotation 2.1 Director 5000 5 visit 12 months 1 person 2.3 Project Coordinator 3000 20 visits 12 months 2 person 2.4 Block Facilitator 2000 25 visits 12 months 14 person Sub Total 3 District Level visioning Workshop 3.1 Expenses on Lodging 800 15 days 5100 participants 3.2 Expenses on Fooding 650 15 days 5100 participants 3.3 Training Hall Charges 2500 x 51 x 15 days 480,000.00 720,000.00 2,520,000.00 3,720,000.00 300,000.00 1,440,000.00 8,400,000.00 10,140,000.00 61,200,000.00 49,725,000.00 1,912,500.00 3.4 Expenses on Training Materials (As per 20000 x 51 x 1 workshop actuals) 1,020,000.00 3.5 Resource person fee 5000 20 days (including preparation excution & report preparation time) 2 person x 51 10,200,000.00 3.6 Local Conveyance 20,00000 Sub Total 4 District level TOT on livelihood for village resource person 4.1 Development of TOT Module 5000 per man days 30 days 5100 person 4.3 Expenses on Lodging 500 30 days 167400 participants 4.4 Expenses on Fooding 400 30 days 167400 participants 2,000,000.00 126,057,500.00 765,000,000.00 2,511,000,000.00 2,008,800,000.00

4.5 Training Hall Charges 2500 x 1674 X 30 days 125,550,000.00 4.6 Expenses on Training Materials (As per 30000 1674 TOT (1674 Batch) actuals) 50,220,000.00 4.7 Resource person fee 5000 35 days (including preparation excution & report preparation time) 2 person x 1674 585,900,000.00 4.8 Local Conveyance 250 per perosn 167400 Participants 41,850,000.00 Sub Total 6,088,320,000.00 5 Documentation & Reporting 20000000 20,000,000.00 Sub Total 20,000,000.00 Grand Total (1 District of Jharkhand) 6,248,237,500.00 (Total Targets : 5 Districts in Jharkhand State. Total Project of about Rs. 32,00,00,00,000.00 (Rupees Three Thousand Two Hundred Crores in 5 Years.)