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Multipurpose Organization for Training, Health, Education and Rehabitation (MOTHER)
working in Karnataka State of India since 24 years. MOTHER believes that rural
community can develop meaningfully only if environmental sustainability and social
equity are guaranteed. So, its activities are focused to ensure conservation of soil and
water, alternative forms of livelihoods and development, assisting local people in
empowering themselves to manage their natural resources and social aspects.
By providing sustainable livelihood interventions, convergence and creation of
Institutions.
MISSION
ACTIVITIES
VISIONTo Develop and Empower the poorer section of the society and bring them to the
mainstream
MOTHER
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
SUSTAINABLE LIVELIHOOD
SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE
INSTITUTION BUILDING
MARKETING AND LINKAGES
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
And this results in post harvest losses. To
increase the economic value of a commodity,
decentralized value addition is required
through particular production process. This
will result in minimizing the post harvest
losses as well as increased value of
commodities. And this develop rural areas
and improve the living conditions of farmers.
Hence the MOTHER is focusing on equipping
existing Farmer Producer Organizations with
semi processing machines for area dominant
agriculture commodities.
At the end of the year Corona virus is
enormously causing COVID-19 disease and
thus assassinating many people in the world.
Thousands of people in different countries
were departed and still departing. On 11th
March 2020, WHO declared Novel
Coronavirus Disease outbreak as a pandemic
and reiterated the call for countries to take
immediate actions and scale up response to
treat, detect and reduce transmission to save
people’s lives.The Government of India, is
taking proactive measures making puplic
appeal to encourage response towards
COVID-19 by maintaining social distance.
The MOTHER has planned to spread
awareness in rural areas and respond to
needy families.
"To awaken the people, it is the women who
must be awakened. Once she is on the move,
the family moves, the village moves and the
nation moves", said by Jawaharlal Nehru.
Nowadays the women either in rural or in
urban area are facing towards self-
employment to stand by their own, to earn
and to become an independent person in
society. Hence digital literacy is highly
essential for every woman to co-op with the
current status of the society. During the year
we focused on educating rural women about
handling of smartphone and internet.
India is home to the fourth largest
agriculture sector in the world. For a majority
of the country, an estimated 72% of the 1.1
billion people who live in rural India,
Agriculture is a way of life.
Lack of knowledge on technology based
cultivation practices and low bargaining
power of small and marginal farmers has
made the agriculture income inadequate.
Uncertain rains, crop failures and volatile
market rates double the difficulties.
Sometimes surplus production is the cause
of lower rate of produce in the market.
Internet saathi project team with our
President Dr.Vijayalakshmi Hebbare
during saathi graduation day
Internet saathi Program
Internet saathi is a program to improve digital
literacy among women in rural areas in India in order
to bring them online. The program is a joint
initiative of Google India and Tata trusts. India has
the second largest internet population. Among
Indian internet population women users are 1 in 3. In
rural India 1 out of 10 women uses Internet. Cultural
barriers, Lack of access and Lack of perceived value
prevent women from using the Internet. Hence to
bridge the gap the Internet saathi program focuses
on creating awareness among rural communities
about internet and its benefits. It aims to create
digital livelihood opportunities for selected women.
MOTHER involved in the program as a partner
organization for Tumkur and Ballari Districts.
Human milk collection program
WHO and UNICEF recommends, when a mother's own breast milk is not available, the alternatives are
either expressed breast milk from a donor mother or formula milk. Breastmilk bank can be a boon to
provide milk to premature babies. There are only 14 milk banks available all over India, and a very few
(4 nos.) in South India. With this notion, NeoLacta Lifesciences has started a human milk bank, to
collect, store and distribute the milk to babies who need.
MOTHER has started collecting milk from lactating women in good health in Pavagada taluk. As milk
production is more in the first 6 months of delivery, mothers who have delivered in the last 6 months
and willing to donate her excess milk can donate milk. In the year collected 20337 ml and sent to
Neolacta lab with utmost care.
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
503 saathis worked for educating
rural women.
2004 villages covered
352100 women were trained.
Daily updation of progress on
Internet saathi app.
Fruition of Tailor’s Career
Smt. Sharada was working as
Internet Saathi in Kondavadi
Cluster belong to Puravara Hobli
of Madhugiri Taluk. At the
beginning of the project, she did
not know about how to operate
the android phone and also the use
of internet. After joining to
internet saathi program she learnt
how to handle android smart
phones as well as internet. She
was provided with 2 smart phones
after a two days training. She
trained 700 women in Kondavadi
cluster of four villages in a period
of 6 months.
Her primary business is tailoring. If
she had stitch a blouse she would
get only 100/- in her village. After
becoming internet saathi, she
learnt proper cutting and stitching
of different designer blouses
through youtube videos. Along
with saree blouse and chudidar
stitching, she learnt making
crochet saree tassel, embroidery
on blouse, Saree work and modern
blouse cuttings. Now she is
earning Rs.300-400/- per blouse.
In addition she has learnt stitching
of cloth bags also which is bringing
her Rs.4000/- per month. “Internet
Saathi project has changed the
direction of my life, thousands of
women have improved their lives”.
With that, “the Internet Saathi
program should continue to lead
the life of many poor women”.
Sharada said.
Community Capacity Building
Board of Directors under Kayakalpa
FPO attended two days training
a b o u t s t a t u t o r y p r o c e s s e s ,
constitution and application for
registration at Kudligi Samarthya
sowdha on 22nd and 23rd October
2019.
In the view of awareness building
about FPO activities a group of
farmers of Kayakalpa FPO, Kudligi
were exposed to Madakari FPO on
17th Jan 2020. The group visited dry
land orchards and interacted with
farmers about maintenance of
orchards.
On 8th Feb 2020, under Salughatte
FPO, 40 farmers were exposed to
S h i v a g a n g a O r g a n i c f a r m ,
Nelamangala. Farmers learnt about
the organic farming of vegetables,
mixed cropping, Integrated Farming
System and also marketing of those
produces.
CEO and a director of Suvarnamukhi
FPO attended two days training on
Capacity development of executives
of FPO at the UAS, Bangalore.
Resource persons were from GKVK.
Bangalore and Mr.Kempegowda
Project Director, IDF. They explained
the development, building up of
marketing linkages, implementation
of activities of FPO.
On 29th Feb 2020 Nidagal FPO
farmers and directors were
e x p o s e d t o R a j a g h a t t a
Doddaballapura taluk.
Three number of two days
trainings were conducted for
92 Internet saathis of Ballari
District to increase their
knowledge on Smart phone
and internet. Training dates
were 17th & 18th May, 19th&
20th May and 21st and 22nd
May 2019. Resource persons
were from Voice Foundation.
To set a vision for the
Kayakalpa FPO, FPO directors
planned five years action plan
in the Vision building training
conducted by the MOTHER
NGO at Kakkuppi on 22nd
October 2019. Resource person
w a s M r . R a j a c h a r i f r o m
MYRADA. FPO. Directors did
analysis of FPO strength and
gained lot of knowledge on
building a road map for success
of the FPO.
A group of 50 farmers from
Suvarnamukhi FPO visited
Organic industry at Navanagar,
Bagalkot on 10th & 11th May
2019. First day learnt about the
organic farming of vegetables
and fruits and also the
marketing linkages of the
produce. Second day visited the
process ing uni ts of the
company.
On 7th Feb 2020 a group of 50
farmers from Suvarnamukhi
FPO were visited the Indian
Inst i tute of Hort iculture
Research, Bengaluru. There
farmers learnt about marketing
linkages of FPO and visited
different fruit processing units.
Forty five farmers with CEO of
Salughatte FPO were exposed
to Maradihally, Hiriyur, on 14th
May 2019. Covered topics were
the cultivation, harvesting,
drying and Moringa cultivation
and marketing. Later visited the
dairy farm, Milk peda unit and
Biogas Unit, marketing of value
added products, cultivation of
fodder trees, and raising of
horticultural seedlings in
nursery.
Staff Capacity Building
Project Director Mr. S H Veerabhaskar attended two days training held at Kerala about KFW soil health project organized by NABARD.
Mr. Hemanagowda, Program coordinator, TDF project attended three days training on Producer Organizations’ basics from 17.07.2019 to 19.07.2019 at BIRD Mangalore.
Mr. Madesh, CEO Madakari FPO visited Kadamba FPO, Sirsi to learn about marketing of agricultural commodities.
Mr. Suresh attended four days training on MIS in KFW soil project conducted by MANAGE at Hyderabad and learnt about online reporting under NABARD program for crop management.
Mr.Sunil Kumar H and Mr.Siddaiah participated in exposure conducted for farmers under IWMS-WA program at D.Nagenahally, Koratagere. KVK scientist was the resource person.
Mr. Hemanagowda attended three days training about capacity building of NGOs about SHGs and JLGs from 22.04.2019 to 24.04.2019 at BIRD, Mangalore.
Mrs. Radhamani, Admistrative Officer attended two days training on Climate Change Appreciation from 03.02.2010 to 05.02.2020 at BIRD, Mangalore.
Mr. Thimmaiah and Mr. Sunil Kumar has attended three days training on Effective implementation of Watershed projects- climate proofing of watersheds at BIRD, Mangalore.
Mr. Hemanagowda CEO Kayakalpa FPO and Mr. Raju Y D CEO Suvarnamukhi FPO were attended three days training from 10.06.2019 to 19.06.2019 on basic program on producer organization at Madurai, Tamil Nadu.
On 01.02.2020 project director Mr. S H Veerabhaskar attended Development Dialogue conducted by Deshapande foundation at Hubli.
All the Taluk Co-ordinators attended Internet saathi training conducted by Voice Foundation at Bangalore.
Mrs. Sheela attended Rape free India conference at ISI, Bangalore.
Capacity Building of farmers for Adoption of Technology (CAT)
NABARD assisted CAT program mainly focus on enhancing knowledge of farmers about increasing their income level through cost effective farming and adoption of different cultivation practices.
Under CAT program,a group of 25 farmers from 5 villages of sira taluk were exposed to three different progressive farmer's farms located in Mysore and Mandya District on 13th and 14th March 2020.First day, visited Belavala foundation,Mysore district, where the farmers learnt ten different models of tree-based Farming system, preparation of solid jeevamrutha, bio digester, poly house, green house, percolation tank, cattle sheds. Second day went to Rajesh Singh sheep/goat farm, Mysore (district); farmers learnt the complete details of sheep including, food habits, vaccination, rate, wool and manure marketing. On the same day visited Sri Shankare Gowda organic farm, Mysore (district). There farmers learnt organic farming of papaya, banana, butter fruit, egg fruit, coconut, arecanut, jackfruit and also multi-stored cropping system.
On successful completion of Internet
saathi program in Tumkur District, saathi
graduation day was celebrated at
Siddaganga Mata, Tumkur on 29.08.2019.
Under the program a total of 411 rural
women were trained by the MOTHER and
these women trained about 287700
women in rural areas of Tumkur District.
On graduation day, appreciation
certificates were issued to saathis and the
personnel worked for the project. Some
of them shared their feedback about how
IS program has improved their livelihood
by online learning of tailoring, value
addition of millets, saree kucchu and
different design blouse stitching etc.
Mrs.Keerthi Prabha, NABARD DDM,
Dr.Vijayalakshmi Hebbare, President,
MOTHER, Tumkur Zilla panchayat
President and Mr. S H Veerabhaskar
Project Director, MOTHER and some
other dignitaries were present during the
event.
A bold approach to digital competence for Rural women
More than 2 billion women don't have access to the benefits of being online. Through Internet
saathi - a digital literacy program, women in digitally isolated communities gained the skills to get
online and source information. It helped them to bring the worlds' opportunities to them. Many
organizations are putting their efforts to bring rural women into the world of digital through the
program Internet Saathi (IS). One among is MOTHER NGO. MOTHER implemented the program in
Tumkur and Ballari Districts from Jan 2019 to November 2019.
A credit based NABARD assisted program aims at funding
agriculture and related activities in 6 villages of Pavagada
Taluk of Tumkur District. The overall goal of this 5 years project
is to benefit 100 women of self help groups and their families
by diversifying their income opportunities through livestock.
The investment activities are Livestock rearing, Organic
manure production, Kitchen garden and Fodder development.
Interlinked activities such as cowshed, cow rearing,
biodigester, fodder development, chaff cutter and azolla
cultivation to the same beneficiary has resulted in doubling of
family income. The project has taught its beneficiaries that
organic practices reduces the input cost and increase the
productivity of agriculture lands.
Total Beneficiaries : 103
Cow rearing : 41
Sheep rearing : 4
Buffalo rearing : 6
Vermi compost units:10
Biodigesters :6
Fodder development:36
Kitchen garden :25
Azolla cultivation:25
Chaff cutters :6
Enhancement of Agriculture
Productivity through
Integrated Livestock Management
SUSTAINABLE
AGRICULTURE
The objective of this NABARD assisted two
years project is to improve agricultural
productivity in selected five vulnerable villages
through water conservation and management
programs. MOTHER is implementing this
program in 562.54 Ha watershed area belong to
Kyathaganahally, Chikkathimmanahatti,
Kodigehalli, Nidagal and Hottebommanahalli.
Major activities implemented in the year are
Repair of water storage structures such as
Gokattas and Checkdams, Borewell recharge
pits, Open well recharging, Feeder canal
improvement, Tree based farming, Controlled
irrigation and silt application.
Integrated Water Management System through Watershed Approach
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146 Acre
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water holding structures improved.
Silt applied to of agriculture
land.
Summer deep ploughing in
Crop residue management in
farmers’ lands
Horticulture development in acre.
Borewell and Open wells recharged
and Controlled irrigation systems.
trainings imparted to farmers about
water management and sustainable
agriculture.
families credit linked with bank for
different activities. And enrolled
for Insurance schemes.
NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
Soil Project
The goal of this project is to reduce vulnerability of small scale
farmers to climate change through conservation, stabilization
and improvement of natural resources in five villages come
under Salughatte Nala Watershed Sira, Taluk Tumkur District.
This NABARD-KFW fund assisted project expect rehabilitation of
degraded soil and building climate resilience by improving
adaptive capacities of the vulnerable community against
changing climate.
During this year, focused on Liquid fertilizer preparation, Organic
manure application, Multicropping, japan model compost, Low-
cost poly house, Village Knowledge Management Centre, Seed
bank and also Income Generative Activities to Landless
beneficiaries.
56.2 Ha
205.8 Ha
340
farmers
30 farmers
42 landless
treated with
Water management
activities
Productivity
enhancement
measures taken up in
Training to
about
climate adopted
agriculture.
Income of
got doubled during
the year.
Alternative income
generation activities
for
families.
SUSTAINABLE LIVELIHOOD
Integrated Tribal Development Project
11012 Cum
220 Acre
220 farmers
200
acres
2 Tractor
tankers
Health
camps
Trench
cum bund for water
conservation in rainfed
lands.
Establishment of WADI
of Mango, Jamun,
Lemon and Fig plants
in
Trained
about benefits of Tree
based farming.
Installed mud pots and
cement rings in
for critical
irrigation.
Provided
for
transportation of water
to far away lands.
Conducted
for general
health checkup
The uncertainty of farm income coupled with poor economic
capacity of the tribal makes long-term investment in
agriculture very difficult. To overcome these problems, Tribal
Development Project proposes to improve the quality of life
of 508 poor tribal families through WADI (Orchard)
Development approach and other sustainable income
generating activities.
MOTHER is implementing this six years project in Kakkuppi,
Adavisuravvanahalli, Jermali and Haravadi villages of Kudligi
Taluk of Ballari District with the support of NABARD's Tribal
Development fund. During this year, Formation of community
groups, Capacity building of CLC, WADI preparatory works
such as land preparation, deep ploughing, trench cum bund,
Community activities, critical irrigation, plantation and
maintenance were taken place.
Dairy is the second major livelihood activity in rural parts of
India. Major challenges in livestock rearing is fodder
maintenance, hygienic rearing, disease management. In case
of fodder to withstand with the scarcity of fodder suitable
technologies are required. Farmers have to learn effective
utilization available resources.
Green fodder is an economic source of nutrients for the
livestock. With the limited land under fodder cultivation,
there is a need to focus to improve productivity of fodder
crops & common grazing lands and demonstrate to conserve
surplus green fodder to enhance availability during the lean
period.
MOTHER is motivating farmers through Madakari FPO to
cultivate Napier in their farm and install chaff cutters. 25
units of chaff cutters made through loan and grant support.
Fodder
Development
activities
Availability of
green fodder
increased.
100% fodder
consumption by
livestock and zero
wastage of fodder
In the view of sustainable livelihood, MOTHER has signed an agreement with Harsita
Organization for creating digital livelihoods for rural women with the fund support of Tata
trust and technical support from FREND Organization. Sashakt Printer program focus on
creating digital livelihoods for interested women through HP all in one printers.
Study shows a person from rural india needs to travel a minimum of 5 kms to access to printing,
scanning and photocopying services. To solve for this need gap, FREND has tied up with HP to
offer subsidised printers to selected women to offer digital services in her community at a cost.
Thus creating sustainable livelihood for rural women.
The project was initiated in the month of February 2020. MOTHER selected 50 women
beneficiaries who are willing to contribute Rs.4400/- for the printer and submitted the list to
Harsita. But due to COVID-19 crisis, the transportation of printers got delayed and hence the
training of women beneficiaries postponed to coming year.
Sashakt Printer Program
The couple who survived in area of dry land
Haravadi is a small village of Kudligi Taluk having 140 families who are depending on rainfed crops. These families were facing economic hardship due to uncertain rains and dry spells. Thus, migrating towards urban areas.
Badigeri Basavaraja who emerged as a successful farmer due to Orchard d e v e l o p m e n t u n d e r N A B A R D assisted tribal development project is the hero of this story. He was selected as a beneficiary in the year of 2018. MOTHER team oriented him about tree based farming / Agro Horti f o r e s t r y m o d e l . A f t e r t h a t orientation, along with other farmers he was exposed to Rangasamudra, Pavagada taluk to show well established orchards. He was inspired by this and he stepped forward to build his own wadi (orchard). He planted Jasmine, Fig, Lemon and Mango plants along with different varieties of Coconut, Jamun and also forest species like Silver oak and Teak.
He installed sprinkles in his farm to water these plants. He and his family took care of all the plants. The growth of plants inspired other farmers and made them to step forward to grow jasmine and fig in their farms. He has become the resource person and example for other farmers. Along with this he joined with MOTHER team and helped to complete about 42 acres of wadis in his village Haravadi.
Following table shows the different CBOs formed by the Organization since establishment-
Self Help Groups 895 SHG cluster groups 15
Federations 03 Farm Producer Organizations 12
Watershed Committees 47 Tank user Groups 69
Area Groups 186 Common interest groups 64
Watershed User groups 221 Women Interest groups 58
Neighbourhood groups 2000 GP Level committees 36
Farmer clubs 46 Joint Liable groups 355
INSTITUTION BUILDING, MARKETING AND LINKAGES
For rural empowerment, it is highly required to enable farmers to enhance productivity through
efficient, cost effective and sustainable resource use and realize higher returns for their produces,
through collective action. To build a sustainable collective agriculture sector, rural economic
hubs are needed. This can be achieved by promoting and supporting member owned producer
organizations. Hence the Organization will put hands on upgrading existing FPOs into Rural
Economic Agricultural hubs with the support of funding agencies.
The goal of the program is to “create Rural Economic Agri-Cultural Hubs” to empower and enrich
economic development at Gram Panchayat Level in Rural India. The Objective of these hubs is to
transform the Grama panchayats into revenue generating activities with processing and non
processing units, Achieve self sufficiency and export of food grains, pulses, oilseeds, fruits and
vegetables and to contribute to National GDP.
To showcase the Organization’s activities and goal of REACH
program, the MOTHER team exhibited the project design in the
CSR exhibition held at Delhi on 27th and 28th Sept 2019.
Rural Economic Agri-Cultural Hubs (REACH) program
FARMER PRODUCER ORGANIZATIONS
Madakari Souharda
Sahakari Niyamita
Turnover Rs.10.5 Crores
Reached 1600 families through
different activities.
In addition to supervising of existing
orchards, it has sold 16500 horticulture
seedlings to enhance the production
area. Water catch pits done in 300
acre.
Has done primary processing of
Mangoes and marketed 190 tonnes of
Mango.
Procured and sold 26 Tonnes of
Tamarind, 8 Tonne of Groundnut.
Procured 5 tonne honey and selling it.
CCL Loan assistance from DCC Bank 83
Lakh. NABKISAN loan Rs.30 Lakh +
grant assistance Rs.6 L and S3IDF
interest free loan Rs.5 L
It holds 55 SHGs, 230 pigmy, 115 FD
and 853 savings accounts.
It owns a transport vehicle for its
business activities.
Opened a rural mart
Madakari Souharda Co-operative Limited was
promoted by MOTHER NGO as post project
management program under the NABARD
assisted Tribal Development Project in 2011.
Registration No. Ni.33/MKT/souharda /
Registration / 2110/ 2011-12. At present the Co-
operative has 1400 small and marginal farmers as
shareholders. The Co-operative has 12 directors
and has a paid up capital of Rs. 7.5 lakh.
It aims to improve the livelihood of its members
and shareholders by providing financial support
for income generating activities and marketing
support for their agriculture produce. At present
it is operating in two hoblis of Pavagada Taluk.
Promotion and strengthening of Nidagal
Farmers Producer Organization (FPO)
commenced in the month of May 2015 with the
assistance of NABARD fund to support
groundnut, redgram, arecanut and tamarind
growers. Registered under Companies act . Regn
No. U01114KA2016PTC098137 D: 01.12.2016.
It aims to reduce farm drudgeries and provide
platform for bulk marketing of agriculture
commodities in the selected 9 villages. Total
shares are 340 amount is Rs.301000/-.
Nidagal Farmers Producers
Company Limited
Hired a room and opened a shop at
Lingadahally village.
Procured and distributed 1500 Kg
Groundnut and 200 Kg Redgram seeds
from KVK.
Aggregation of produces from 110 acre
and sold in Market.
Selling seeds and fertilisers.
Rural mart grant from NABARD Rs.2.5 L
& loan for Business from Madakari Rs.1
Lakh
Promotion and strengthening of Salugatte
Farmers Producer Organizat ion (FPO)
commenced in the month of July 2015 with the
assistance of NABARD fund. The FPO is
registered under Companies act . Regn No.
UO1110KA2016PTC097248 D: 19.10.2016.
It aims to reduce farm drudgeries and provide
platform for bulk marketing of agriculture
commodities in the selected 9 villages. Total
shares are 450 and the share amount is
Rs.450000/-. Major focused agriculture
commodities are Minor millets, Groundnut,
redgram, Sunflower, Cotton and Onion.
Salugatte Farmers Producers Company Limited
Sold cowpea, Horsegram, Sun hemp,
Dolichos lablab, organic vegetables
and fruits.
Value addition to Ragi, Chilli and
Dhaniya (Coriander seeds)
Sold 175 tarpaulins and 280 bags of
organic manure.
Established a millet processing mill
with the loan support from Canara
Bank. Collateral security has been given
by S3IDF.
Purchased a Bolero MaxiTrux for
transportation with the support of
S3IDF grant support.
Suvarnamuki Sowharda Sahakari Niyamita (SSSN) is
owned by small and marginal farmers of
Badavanahally and surrounding 7 villages in
Madhugiri Taluk of Tumkur District. SSSN was
promoted by MOTHER NGO with the financial
assistance of NABARD. It is registered under
Souharda Act. Regn No. Is 33/MKT/Sowharda Regn
2687/2017-18 Date : 02.06.2017.
At present the FPO has 450 small and marginal
farmers as shareholders. Farmers in this area grow
crops like, finger millet, red gram, foxtail millet and
majorly flower crops.
Suvarnamukhi Souharda Sahakari
Niyamita
Opened an outlet at Mainroad of
Badavanahalli village under
NABARD assisted Rural Mart
program
Procured and distributed 33 bags
Groundnut and 39 bags Redgram
seeds from KVK.
Selling seeds, Organic fertilisers and
agriculture equipments. Selling
minor millets and tamarind
Lollypops.
NABKISAN Loan Rs.11.5 Lakh +
Rs.1.72 L Grant for its business.
Holds 13 savings and 70 Pigmi
accounts
Kayakalpa FPO has been structured to
provide financial benefits for the farmers
who are its members and shareholders. This
FPO is formed under NABARD assistance to
continue tribal development project
activities at Kudligi Taluk. Kayakalpa FPO
has registered under KSR act, 2013 vide
registration number DRBL/SOR/452/2019-
2020.
It aims to reduce farm drudgeries and
provide platform for bulk marketing of
agriculture commodities in the selected 13
villages. Total shares are 450 and the share
amount is Rs.450000/-. Major focused
agriculture commodities are Jowar, chilli
and Horticulture.
Kaayakalpa Raitha Utpadakara Sangha
Procured and sold 46372 horticulture and
forestry seedlings.
Supplying water to raindfed orchards
under TDF project in Kudligi.
It has given loan support to 4 Self help
groups for taking up income generating
activities.
Initiated moringa cultivation with the
support of Nora Agrotech, Chitradurga.
VISITS AND VISITORS
On 13.03.2020 Mrs.Padmapriya, Business
Development Officer, Nabkisan, Bangalore
visited Suvarnamkhi FPO and interacted with
Board of Directors about the business loan,
purpose of loan and growth of business of
the FPO.
On 18.10.2019 Manager, NABARD visited
Madakari Souharda Co-Operative Limited
for the purpose of monitoring of the UPNRM
activities at field level and examined the
office documents and suggested to make
use of the grant of Natural Resource Project
and government schemes.
Dr.Chandre Gowda, Director, I IHR,
Bangalore visited Suvarnamukhi FPO on
24.08.2019. He interacted with Board of
Directors and discussed about the business
and growth of the FPO.
Mrs.Keerthi Prabha DDM, NABARD
quarterly once visited NABARD assisted
programs in Pavagada. She examined all the
documents pertaining to UPNRM project
and also visited Nidagal FPO
and IWMS Programs and
given suggestions for
Improvements.
On 19.9.2019 Mr. Nitin Gopala Krishnan,
staff of S3IDF visited the WADI, IWMS,
Pavagada to learn about the improvements
of livelihoods of farmers by WADI program.
Smt. Padama Priya visited NABKISAN
program activities at Madakari FPO and also
visited Nidagal FPO for sanction of Rural
mart.
Dr.Aparna Kolte, DDM, NABARD visited
Tribal development project at Kakkuppi
area of Kudligi Taluk in the view of
monitoring.
On 04.06.2019 NABARD Consultant Sri
Narayan M.S visited TDF project Kakkuppi
and given suggestions for improvements.
On 01.10.2019 Mr. Prasanna Kumar NABARD
Consultant and Smt. Keerthi Prabha
NABARD DDM, Tumkur visited KFW Soil
Health Project, Hunasekatte.
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NABKISAN, Bengaluru
Frend (Joint venture of Google & Tata trust)
Voice Foundation, Chennai
S3IDF, Bengaluru
MCKS Food for Hungry Foundation, Bengaluru
Sridevi Medical College, Tumkur
NABCONS, Bengaluru
NABARD, Bengaluru.
Deshpande Foundation, Hubballi
DCC Bank, Pavagada & Tumkur
Himalaya Drug Company Limited, Bengaluru
Sanjeevini-KSRLM, RDPR, Bengaluru
Zilla Panchayat, Tumkur
Taluk panchayats of Tumkur, Pavagada and Madhugiri
Karnataka Thanda Development Corporation Limited, Bengaluru
Ministry of Minority welfare affairs, Delhi
District Backward and Minority Development Department, Tumkur
D-Light Energy Pvt Ltd, Delhi .
Department of Agriculture - Bengaluru Rural,Tumkur
Watershed development Department, Bengaluru
Central Social Welfare Board, Delhi
Social welfare Board, Bengaluru
Krishi Vigyana Kendra - Hirehally, Babbur and Pavagada
Social Forest Department - Tumkur & Chitradurga
Child Protection Unit, Bengaluru
Sankara Eye Hospital, Bengaluru
V-Shesh, Chennai
Department of Police, Sira
Multiplex,Bengaluru
St’Johns Research Institution, Bengaluru
Vayugrid Marketplace Services Private Limited, Bengaluru
Women and Child Development Corporation, Bengaluru
UNICEF, Hyderabad
Jala Samvardhane Yojana Sangha, Bengaluru
Biomass Energy for Rural India, Bengaluru
TERI, Bengaluru
Bouquet of thanks to the FEVORD-K, Guide star India,
Propoor, CACLK, Samhitha Social Ventures and Credibility
alliance.
Thanks to all
community based
organizations formed by
the MOTHER team.
We are grateful to the funding agencies and Departments for their valuable assistance to
serve the rural people.
Hearty gratitude to all the staff and volunteers for
their efforts and dedication to achieve the goals..
OUR GRATITUDE
PROJECTS IMPLEMENTED DURING 2019-20
Total projects implemented since establishment are 65. Below are the programs implemented in the year.
Some water conservation activities like silt
removal, jungle clearance in water feeder canals
and water storage structures were done by the
farming community belong to Nidagal,
Chikkathimmanahatti, Hottebommanahalli,
Kodigenahalli and Kyathaganahalli villages of
Pavagada Taluk.
Out of 432 families, 342 families participated and
did Rs 4.25 Lakh worth of works. It was done as
token of acceptance and to show community
participation for implementing IWMS-WA
p r o g r a m i n s e l e c t e d w a t e r s h e d o f
Kyathaganahalli Nala.
Sashakt Printer Program in Tumkur District, Supported by Harshita Organization, Hassan.
Integrated Water Management System through watershed approach in PavagadaTaluk. Support by NABARD, Bengaluru
Farmers producer Organization promotion and strengthening in Tumkur and Ballari Districts. Supported by NABARD, Bengaluru.
Soil Project in Sira Taluk of Tumkur District. Supported by NABARD, Bengaluru.
Contract farming of herbal crop in Tumkur and Ballari District. Support by Himalaya Drugs Company, Bengaluru
Human Milk collection program. Support by Neolacta Life Sciences, Bengaluru
Enterprise Development of Salugatte FPO, Sira Taluk, Tumkur District. Support by S3IDF, Bengaluru
Internet saathi project in Ballari & Tumkur District. Supported by Voice Foundation, Chennai.
Tribal Development Project in Kudligi Taluk, Ballari District. Supported by NABARD, Bengaluru.
Enhancement of Agriculture Productivity through integrated Livestock management in Pavagada Taluk, Tumkur District. Supported by NABARD, Bengaluru.
Capacity building of Madakari FPO in Pavagada Taluk, Tumkur District. Support by NABARD, DCC Bank, S3IDF & MOTHER
Shramadana by five villages community
to get qualified for IWMS WA project
Sri Narayana M S - President
Sri.S.H.Veerabhaskar - Secretary
Smt.Sharada T - Treasurer
Dr.Vijayalakshmi Hebbare - Director
Sri Ranganath B - Director
Smt.Kamalakshi.V - Director
Sri. Nagaraju.K - Director
Sri. Kumar.D - Director
Sri. Kallappa.C - Director
BOARD OF DIRECTORS Registration & Tax exemption
MMIILLEESSTTOONNEESS
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Established on 04.04.1995
3 programs implementedReach : 1 Taluk, 20 villages
Institutions : 19 SHG, 20 Youth clubSkill trg : 50 women
18 programs implemented Reach :2 Dist.,4 Taluk, 147 villagesInstitutions : 172 SHG, others 139Skill trg : 50 women, 40 youthtrainings : 3000 No.Recognition : Best watershed implementation, Best performance under SHG promotion
29 programs implementedReach: 3 Dist., 6 Taluk, 461 villagesInstitutions : 342 SHG, others 2291
IGA : 6000 families70 tanks development, 7329 Ha watershed treatment
trainings : 3566 No.Recognition : Best performance under SHG promotion,
Best watershed implemetation
45 programs implemented Reach: 4 Dist., 8 Taluk, 571 villagesInstitutions : 849 SHG, others 2931IGA : 6795 families, trainings : 3800 No70 tanks development, 24943 Ha watershed treatedRainfed orchard :1300 acre, Organic : 1766 acreMarketing : 35 Ton mangoSecondary institutions : 8 No.
65 programs implemented Reach: 2 states, 6 Dist., 25 Taluk, 3296 villages
Institutions : 895 SHG, others 3197IGA : 7519 families, trainings : 4069 No
70 tanks development, 25443 Ha watershed treatedRainfed orchard :1739.5 acre,Organic : 1766 Acre
Marketing : Mango, Tamarind, millets, chillySecondary institutions : 12 No.
MOTHER is a Not-For-Profit NGO registered under KSR Act
1960 at District Registrar, Tumkur. Registration Number is SOC
1/95-96 & Registered on 04.04.1995
NITI Aayog registration No.KA/2009/0006327
Registered with Ministry of Home Affairs under Foreign
Contribution regulation Act(FCRA). No. is 094640056
12A Regn. : T-261/ 92/ 12A /CIT/DVG/02-03 dated 07.03.2003
All donations to MOTHER are tax-deductible allowed under
80G income tax law of India - 80G Registration No. is
DIT(E)/BLR/80G(R)/55/AABTM0381M/ITO(E)-2/Vol.2013-14
D:19.11 .2013
PAN No. : AABTM0381M, TAN No. is BLRM21466E
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WORKING AREA
BENEFICIARIES
Women : 363491 No.
Families : 29358 No.
SC : 1823 Families
ST : 2294 Families
Others : 27011 families
Minorities : 295 families
EMPLOYMENT CREATION IN THE YEAR
Mandays : 15836 & total 842859
Self employment : 20 & total 7531
TOTAL AREA COVERED
Watershed : 25443 ha
Orchard : 1739.5 acre
Organic farming : 1766 acre
Tank rehabilitation : 69 tanks
PROGRAMS IMPLEMENTED
Total No. of programs : 65 No.
Program exclusively for women
development : 13 No.
Programs where women were major
stakeholders : 19 No.
Watershed Development programs : 9 No.
Tank Rehabilitation programs : 2 No.
Programs for sustainable agriculture
income : 13 No.
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M O T H E R (Multipurpose Organization for Training, Health, Education and Rehabitation)
Registered under KSR Act 1960,
Regn No.SOC 1/95-96 and having 12A, 80G, FCRA, PAN
Near Koladappaleshwara Temple, II Stage, Madhavanagara, Sira-572137,
Tumkur District, Karnataka, INDIA
Ph : +91 9900250016
email : [email protected],
Website : www.motherngo.org
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