Comprehensive Land Development Program

1. Comprehensive Land Development Program CRP strategy for planning in RIDF-XIII

2. Purpose • To achieve • Effective Communication to the assignees about the opportunities in CLDP • Effective Participation of the assignees in evolving land and livelihood development plans • Higher motivational levels among the assignees to utilise the investments and opportunities in the program

3. Selection process(blocks) • 25 blocks of RIDF-XIII in each district • Mandals should be finalized first and all the blocks in those mandals should be saturated • Majority of the assignees should be S.C and S.T. Priority should be given to all S.C or S.T blocks • The land titles should be clear, preferably with individual demarcations

4. Selection process(CRPs) • 25 members should be selected from RIDF –IX and X batch blocks in each district • 50% should be para workers and 50% should be assignees, both from RIDF-IX and X batch blocks • Para workers, who have facilitated the implementation of IX/X batch project effectively • Active assignees, who have developed their lands and benefited significantly with the investments provided by the CLDP and can articulate well • At least 50% CRPs should be women

5. Capacity building of CRPs • DWMA should conduct a two day training program for all the selected CRPs followed by a 2-3 day planning process in any one of the selected block • For this field training purpose, a block of relatively less extent may be selected • It is advised to take the services of an NGO or District level resource persons, having experience in CLDP for facilitating the orientation and training program for CRPs • By the end of the field training a planning calendar should be finalized which should contain details of team wise blocks and respective planning dates • Training Module and material developed at state level should be broadly followed with district specific modifications

6. Constituting planning teams with CRPs • Planning teams should be constituted based on the number of CRPs identified and trained • Each planning team should consist of at 3 CRPs and I TA for a unit of 25 acres. • 4-5 blocks for each planning team, preferably in one mandal or adjacent mandals • APD is responsible for selection and training of CRPs, and utilizing their services for completing the planning process in the selected blocks in his/her jurisdiction

7. Critical steps in the planning process Time line • Day 1 - preliminary meeting with the assignees orienting about the program - collecting basic information about the block in focused group discussion. • Day 2 & 3 (Depending upon the block size.) - Field visit for identifying works for land development & recording household details for all assignees. - Taking measurements in field in data input sheets. • Day 4 – Consolidation meeting with the assignees for sharing and discussion on identified individual and collective works, their costs, implementation process and related decisions in the form of resolutions.

8. Expected output • Planning team should come out of the block with a comprehensive plan document, which contains • Basic abstract details of the block • Resource map of the selected block of land • Filled in formats of individual assignee wise household and land holding details • Consolidated formats of individual assignee wise household and land details • Filled in formats of individual assignee wise identified works along with filled in data input sheets • Filled in formats of identified collective works along with filled in data input sheets • CIG resolution on the identified works, implementation process, selection of paraworker and CIG representatives

9. Non – negotiable points • Proper selection of CRPs and informing them before hand on the type of work, number of days of work and honorarium • Conducting the training program(both in house and on field) effectively using the services of experienced Resource persons • Arrangements for stay of CRPs within the village during planning process • Copies of the resource book should be available with the facilitation and planning team before hand • Participation of experienced resource person(DRP/NGO/People’s organization) in the orientation and preparatory meeting with CRPs • Planning dates and the details of the resource person should be communicated to CRD well in advance

10. Consolidation and other aspects • The plans prepared and the information taken as part of the process need to be • firmed up in terms of estimates and data input sheets • fed in the Mandal Computer centre (MCC) for generation of work estimates and individual proceedings within a week • Submitted to DWMA and block level administrative and technical sanction obtained • The resource fee to be paid to CRPs as per the established procedures in SERP • Respective APD is responsible for ensuring this process and preparation of a report based on the data collected

11. CRP Strategy – Block level input formats Land details

12. CRP Strategy – Block level input formats Individual works

13. CRP Strategy – Block level input formats Works list

14. CRP Strategy – Block level input formats Works list

15. CRP Strategy – Block level input formats

16. CRP Strategy – Block level planning output

17. CRP Strategy – Block level planning output Assignee details

18. CRP Strategy – Block level planning output Resolution

19. CRP Strategy – Block level planning output Identified works abstract

20. Common works abstract CRP Strategy – Block level planning output

21. CRP Strategy – Block level planning output

22. CRP Strategy – Block level planning output

23. CRP Strategy – Block level planning output

24. CRP Strategy – Pilot Block in RR Dist. Name of block : Chittigidda Gram Panchayath : Kesapalli Village : Nagireddypally Revenue Village : Chittigidda Mandal : Nawabpet District : Ranga Reddy

25. CRP Strategy – Pilot Block – RR Dist. (cont.) • Activities completed • List of assignees finalised. CIGs formed. Election / selection of group leaders and opening CIG Saving Bank Account with Banker will be done. • The women members of the Pattadars family taken as the stake holder • Collected base line data on present status of livelihoods of assignees • Groups formed with assignees based on contiguity of land and residence. • Ensured stake holder is in possession and in enjoyment of land. • Ensured that each stake holder is aware of the boundaries of the land. • Computer generated estimates were prepared for works to be taken up under EGS. • Social mobilization taken up for sharing water among the stake holders

26. CRP Strategy – Pilot Block in RR Dist.(cont.) Original Estimate NABARD Funds  Rs. 12.63 lakhs EGS Funds  Rs. 14.85 lakhs IKP  Rs. 5.99 lakhs Total  Rs. 33.47 lakhs Estimate based on CRPs NABARD Funds  Rs. 9.07 lakhs EGS Funds  Rs. 15.92 lakhs IKP  Rs. 3.49 lakhs Total  Rs. 28.44 lakhs

27. CRP Strategy – Pilot Block in RR Dist.(cont.) Differences and reasons – Original Est & through CRPs

28. CRP Strategy – Pilot Block in RR Dist.(cont.) Beneficiary Details

29. CRP Strategy – Pilot Block in RR Dist.(cont.) NABARD Components - details

30. CRP Strategy – Pilot Block in RR Dist.(cont.) EGS Components - details

31. CRP Strategy – Pilot Block in RR Dist.(cont.) IKP/ Bank Components - details