Weekly seminar presentation

summer training experience

Supervised byDR.NASEEM AHMAD KHAN

DR. MOHD TAHIR

Presented byKAMAL PRATAP SINGH

MSW 3RD SEM

Summer internship is the integral part of M.S.W curriculum . We four students from AMU decided to do our internship in one of the India leading NGO i.e SRIJAN .We were placed in TONK district of Rajasthan. I was placed at DUNI.

Mr. JITENDRA KUMAR our team leader , who was a Dynamic personality, cooperative & supportive nature. Mr. JITENDER sir has given us internship topic & for this he was assigned me three different villages for the comparative study.

INTRODUCTION

SRIJAN means “an act”, or creation in Sanskrit. The full form of SRIJAN is, Self-Reliant Initiative through Joint Action. It has two sub- themes embedded in it – “self-reliance" and ‘joint action’.

SRIJAN is grass roots implementation and support. Agency committed to promote SUSTAINABLE and SELF-RELIANT models of rural development.

ABOUT THE SRIJAN

Journey of SRIJAN

• April, 1997: Initiated by few PRADAN colleagues

• Nov 2000: First project in Sagar District in MP funded through DPIP

Genesis

• Focused on NRM: started with Watershed Development

• Developed own framework of community institution formation

• Started intervention on livelihood

First Generation

• Focus on women led institutions working on sustainable livelihood models

• Build technical skills in Watershed , agriculture, dairy, livestock, community institutions, horticulture

Second Generation

Our assign project is Detailed base Line survey of 50 poor families, through analysis of this data we have to find which village is model village and which is not .Also find out the reasons and point of intervention

For this we chosen three village, take 17 sample of each village. we have to identify the model village.THIKARIYAKALYANPURAJOYTIPURA

INTERNSHIP PROJECT

RESEARCH METHODOLOGY - EXPLORATORY

SAMPLE SIZE

SOURCES & TYPES OF DATA: ◦ Primary: - INTERVIEW SCHEDULE◦ Secondary: - SRIJAN STAFF & internet ◦ Data Collection Procedure: - SURVEY◦ Research Instrument: - STRUCTURED

QUESTIONNAIRE

Research Design

SRIJAN’s Institutional Approach

Maitree’s Institutional Model

Federation

Cluster 1 Cluster2

SHG 2

SHG 3SHG 5

SHG 6

SHG 4

Two elected representatives from each GroupSHG 1

Two Women leaders from each Cluster

3000 Women in 300 SHGs

22 Clusters

44Cluster Leaders

• Conflict Resolution• Oversight of dairy and Microfinance• Planning

• Feed Shop• SHG Record Keepers’ Supervision• Disbursement of Microfinance Loans•Conflict Resolution•Grading of SHGs

• Saving and Interlending

SHG

KRISHI SAKHI

PASHU SAKHI

PASHU PALAN GROUP

KRISHI PAATHSHALA

LIVESTOCK AGRICULTURE

10-12 WOMANSAVINGMICRO FINANCE

BACK GROUND OF PASU SAKHI

ROLE OF PASHU SAKHI

FUNCTION OF PASHU SAKHI

PASHU SAKHI

BACKGROUND OF KRISHI SAKHI

ROLE OF KRISHI SAKHI

FUNCTION OF KRISHI SAKHI

KRISHI SAKHI

SHG WORKING MODELFINANCIALPHYSICALSOCIALNATURALHUMAN INCOME PER CAPITA

CRITERIA FOR MODEL VILLAGE

MODEL VILLAGE VS NON MODEL VILLAGE

MODEL VILLAGE (JOYTIPURA)NON MODEL VILLAGE (KALYANPURA)

School Education up to 10th class quality is too good

Networking & coordination between SHG members is good

Primary health center is available

Productivity per hectare high

Livestock breed quality Average income 65000 per

annum

Education is up to 5th class available in this village

Networking & coordination between SHG members not up to mark

Primary health centre not available

Productivity per hectare is low

Livestock breed quality Average income 45000 per

annum

FORMATION OF MORE PASHU PALAN GROUP REVIVAL OF DAIRY IN JYOTIPURA. REGULAR MEETINGS OF SHG. DRINKING WATER FACILITIES SHOULD BE

IMPROVE THERE SHOULD BE PROPER SANITATION. LOAN PURPOSE SHOULD BE OBSERVE BY

PPs HEALTH SECTOR SHOULD BE IMPROVE

SUGGETION

AT LAST TO CONCLUDE I CAN SAY ON THE OF MY OBSRVATION & UNDERSTANDING OF VILLAGE THAT JYOTIPURA IS THE MODEL VILLAGE, OUT OF THE THREE DIFFERENT VILLAGES WHICH WAS ASSIGNED TO ME FOR THE STUDY. REST OF THE TWO VILLAGE NEED A PROPER & INTENSE APPROACH BOTH FROM GOVT & SRIJAN.

CONCLUSION