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Livelihood

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Community & Rural Development

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The project is about the conservation of local biodiversity through promotion of organic farming, and for providing sustainable livelihood to tribal communities under the jurisdiction of DFO, Erode District. The district is rich in fauna. It is varied and all the common species normally found in ranges and plains in the south are found to occur in this district. Significant is the presence of wild elephants and tigers, especially on the hills in the northern and north-eastern parts of the district. Cheetahs are not altogether absent, but are sparsely distributed. Panthers are found in the scrub jungles and rocky hills of the district. Spotted deer, barking deer, jungle sheep etc. are normally present in the northern ranges. Almost all families living in this area are poor and live just hand to mouth. They struggle very hard for survival. Their daily earnings are very low and hardly enough to sustain the family. Land and forest are central to the survival of most of the population. The forests have seriously depleted over the last 50 years. The reasons why agriculture has failed to sustain the people of the area are many; with fragmentation of landholdings, decrease in soil fertility and lack of modern irrigation methods being the most significant ones. Thus, there is a need to initiate a project for livelihood promotion of local women through cultivation of medicinal plants, vegetables, fruit trees, fodder and food crops with organic farming to conserve biodiversity- tree plantations in and around the local area. 
 ‘Public Welfare &amp; Development Society’ is a community based organization working in the rural areas of Tamilnadu. The organization holds awareness camps on organic farming for small farmers, in which vital information about the benefits of organic farming is given to them. They are made aware of the importance of organic farming for better agricultural production with minimum expenses. A large number of farmers coming from surrounding villages take part in these programmes. During the programme, training is also given on farming techniques and use of organic manures. The farmers learn why the use of chemical fertilizers is harming the fertility of their land. The use of chemical fertilizers in agriculture is also very harmful for our health, as it badly affects our immune system. The participants also discuss various issues related to environment protection and biodiversity conservation. 
 EXPECTED OUTCOMES:*The project will lead to the cultivation of a good quantity of millets, vegetables, fruits, medicinal plants, fodder and food crops off season vegetables, fruits and grains by tribal farmers without using chemical fertilizers and pesticides.*The best techniques and practices of organic farming will be disseminated to other nearby areas with low external input and sustainable agriculture (LIESA)*Increase in the savings of local farmers due to the use of low cost vermin compost, compared to expensive chemical fertilizers and pesticides and better marketing linkages. *Community more willing and prepared to participate in development processes and take active responsibility in securing biodiversity.*Tree plantation and conservation will be created in the all nearby forest areas.*Schemes for tribal communities from the forest department, other government departments and organizations will be channelized.

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Women Empowerment

Microfinance has been recognised as one of the most effective tools for poverty alleviation and for women empowerment. The idea is simple – provide small and microloans to marginalised groups and help them become self-sufficient through entrepreneurial activities. Multiple studies show that rather than one-time access to capital, multiple accesses to microcredit can help people earn a steady and sustainable income 
 Key benefits of microfinance include:·                    Access to credit for the marginalised sections of the society·                    Enables access to education and healthcare for people who do not have access and/or affordability·                    Improves income and nutrition for families, especially women·                    Smaller loans do not burden the individual and family and repayment is in easy instalments·                    An entrepreneur once successful will hire others, and it will lead to job and wealth creation·                    Significant economic gains for the nation as a whole 
 The marginalised sections and people with low incomes traditionally do not access to banks due to a myriad of reasons. They fear rejection due to non-availability of documents and previous financial records. As such, they are left to rely on local money-lenders who charge an obnoxiously high-interest rate. A microfinance loan is an effective way to bridge the gap. It provides access to credit for business and other needs at comparatively lower rates, with shorter and quicker processes

MICRO FINANCE/LOAN FOR WOMEN SELF HELP GROUPS

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Hunger & Homelessness

On April 12, 2020, with 909 new cases reported in 24 hours, the total number of Covid-19 patients in India rose past 8000 mark and the death toll reached 273.716 patients have been cured so far, and not end. Ministry of Health said in its latest update. Amid the lockdown to prevent spread of Corona virus in the country, a group of Nihangs in Punjab attacked policemen who asked them for curfew passes, and chopped off the hand of an Assistant Sub Inspector. Meanwhile, a fine of Rs 5000 has been imposed on not wearing face mask in public in Ahmedabad. Maharashtra total positive tally breached 1700 border today. Two fresh deaths have been reported in Pune, taking the city's death toll to 31. The nationwide lockdown announced by Prime Minister Narendra Modiji in the wake of Corona virus outbreak is most likely to be extended beyond April 14 keeping in mind the significant rise of Covid-19 cases and deaths across the country over the last few weeks. 
 Proposed COVID-19 response project brief: <ul><li>﻿Capture project brief covering aspects like Situation assessment (including Highlights of the National and location specific situation, preparedness and response taken so far by Govt, NGOs and CSR, emerging needs), </li><li>Supply of Personal protective equipment Mask and Gloves to 10,000 front line workers like doctors, sanitary workers, policeman.</li><li>Supply of 3,000 dry ration material to slum area BPL people, Slum area helpless women, Parentless children and other vulnerable group of people.</li><li>Awareness about COVID 19 as prescribes by WHO and Ministry of health and Family Welfare through Booklets , Notice by door to door delivery.</li><li>Livelihood development of women by skill training.</li></ul>Mechanism of ImplementationThe project will implemented with co-ordination of village and Block level officers of State GovernmentOther stack holders are included in the project like health workers, Sanitary workers and Police Department etc.The activities under project are categorized into the followings:<ol><li>Planning and Mapping,</li><li>Programme Management,</li><li>Training and Capacity Building,</li><li>Distribution of PPE, Dry ration,</li><li>Regulation and Quality Assurance,</li><li>Community Processes,</li><li>Innovative Action</li></ol>Training topics for personnel involved in the implementation of Project activities will include, among others:<ul><li>COVID-19 Infection Prevention and Control – safety of healthcare workers</li><li>Laboratory bio safety guidance related to the COVID-19</li><li>Specimen collection and shipment</li><li>Standard precautions for COVID-19 patients</li><li>Risk communication and community engagement</li><li>Quarantine best practices</li><li>Preventing GBV, SEA and SH trainings to healthcare workers</li><li>Orientation training on implementing the various provisions of ESMF</li><li>Training on stakeholder engagement and consultations</li><li>Training on OHS/Community Health and Safety, use of PPE etc.</li><li>Training on preparedness and response to emergency situations</li></ul> 
 10,000 front line workers like doctors, sanitary workers, policeman will get Personal protective equipment Mask and Gloves.Slum area BPL people, Slum area helpless women, Parentless children and other vulnerable group of people will get 3,000 dry ration materials.Awareness about COVID 19 as prescribes by WHO and Ministry of health and Family Welfare through Booklets, Notice by door to door delivery.Livelihood development of women by skill training

Community Relief Work Causes of Corona

Our vision : Creating a world where everyone can live with peace and human dignity.Mission : Working towards the overall development of human race; Preserve flora and fauna which are endangered in the region, development in rural and tribal areas in all spheres including women, children, education, health, economic and environment goals and objectives:To implement integrated tribal development programs with agro-based activities;Formation, linkage, and monitoring of women self-help groups and micro-credit activities;To work with basics of bio-diiversity and environment conservation in forest and land activities;To better health, education, economic and social status of ST/SC women.

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