WELCOME PROJECT DIRECTORS, APDs and ACs – DRDA & PRESIDENTS – ZS

1. Society for Elimination of Rural Poverty WELCOME PROJECT DIRECTORS, APDs and ACs – DRDA&PRESIDENTS – ZS Review Meeting Feb 2014

10. Single women / Women headed • Destitutes/ Beggers

11. IMR - 2010-13 (UNDP estimates) INFANT MORTALITY RATE: Number of infant birth in 1000 live birth

12. MMR - 2010 (UNDP estimates) MMR: Number of Maternal deaths for every 100,000 live birth during the period

13. Status of AP - IMR

14. Status of AP – MMR (2011)

15. Status of AP –Female Literacy rate (2011)

16. Status of AP –HDI (2011)

17. Poor – what they want ? • Additional incomes for • Good food • Good cloth – good bed sheets, cot & mattresses, warm cloths • Health needs • Education needs • Festivals • Access to quality education through Govt schools • Access to quality health services through Govt Health institutions • Dignified life -

18. BASELINE SURVEY

19. SC-ST Survey -2013

20. SC-ST Habitation Survey -2013 Roads

21. SC-ST Habitation Survey -2013 Approach Roads Pattern

22. SC-ST Habitation Survey -2013 Internal Roads Pattern

23. SC-ST Habitation Survey -2013 Electricity / Mobile

24. SC-ST Habitation Survey -2013 Drinking water & Drainage

25. SC-ST Habitation Survey -2013 Drinking water

26. SC-ST Habitation Survey -2013 Primary school

27. SC-ST Household Survey -2013

28. SC-ST Household Survey -2013

29. SC-ST Household Survey -2013

30. SC-ST Household Survey -2013 Basic Entitlements

31. SERP

32. Strengths in SERP • Direct interaction with Communities though SHGs and federations • 8000+ Staff working at cutting edge • Its Autonomy • Credibility with Govt • Social capital

33. Weaknesses in SERP • Lack of capacity building • Inability to change to new roles

34. Opportunities in SERP • SHGs , VOs, MMSs, ZSs • Bank linkage stabilized – capital available • Recognition among other line departments • Availability of resources like NRLM, SCSP, TSP etc.

35. Challenges for all of us • Universe across communities and across villages • Large no of minimum needs of the poor • Capacity building of CCs • Monitoring the performance of cutting edge staff • Cultural issues like non-accountability and corruption • CBOs yet to act as agents for addressing the ultra poverty

36. What should we do ? • Should be able to see poverty and our target groups of communities • Develop strategies to include real poor , strengthen their SHGs, repayments, providing facilitation support • Acquire multi-tasking skills • Acquire monitoring skills • Team building • Communication building • Use of IT

37. What should we do ? • Convergence with other program and effective implementation of our programs • Poverty of food – ICDS, PDS, NDCC implementation • Poverty of education –Linking out of school children, access to higher education • Poverty of health – work with ANM s, PHCs, • Lack of shelter – Housing program • Lack of assets / Livelihoods /incomes – Investment plans for asset creation, effective grounding , NREGS, Lands • Prone to risk – access to pensions , Insurance

38. Non Negotiables to be followed

39. Non Negotiables

40. Non Negotiables

41. SCSP & TSP

42. List of schemes under SCSP 2013-14

43. List of schemes under SCSP 2013-14

44. District wise targets for Livelihood programmes under SCSP 2013-14 Contd…

45. District wise targets for Livelihood programmes under SCSP 2013-14

46. District wise targets for Human Development programmes under SCSP 2013-14 HDI under SCSP-Physical targets Contd…

47. District wise targets for Human Development programmes under SCSP 2013-14

48. List of schemes TSP 2013-14

49. District wise targets for Livelihood programmes under TSP 2013-14 Contd…

50. District wise targets for Livelihood programmes under TSP 2013-14