ASSAM STATE RURAL LIVELIHOODS MISSION . 1...Hon’ble Minister, Panchayat and Rural Development ,...

ASSAM STATE RURAL L IVELI HOODS MISSION . 1

Assam State Rural Livelihoods Mission was awarded the First Prize in Category 1 (North Eastern States and Hilly region) for successfully running the Deen Dayal Upadhyay Grameen Kaushlaya Yojana (DDU-GKY) in the Year 2017-18. In the year 2017-18, ASRLM established 56 new training centres with increase in capacity by 7120, enrolled 27 PIAs for training 28633

the DDU-GKY programme 26198 rural youths have received skill training in various trades in 84 training centers across Assam. The award was handed over by the Union Minister, Rural

Singh Tomar to State Mission Director, Nandita

A) HIGHLIGHTS

Amrit Kumar Borah in Ranchi, Jharkhand.

was also awarded Best Performing RSETI for 2017-18 under the North East and Hilly Region

etc. to SHG members and rural entrepreneurs.

have started their own sustainable livelihood

I. Best Performing State Award Under DDU-GKY


Prime Minister’s Award for Excellence in Public

GKY programme. Deputy Commissioner Smt.

Ministry of Rural Development, Govt. of India

Groups (SHGs) under Assam State Rural Livelihoods

Beltola Mohila SHG of Langsomepi Development Block of Karbi Anglong District and Chanura Chaukhat Marup SHG of Lala Development Block

Excellence and Memento from Hon’ble Union

Raj, Govt. of India, Sri Narendra Singh Tomar. Each SHG also received a prize money of Rs.1,00,000/-. The two SHGs were selected as BEST PERFORMERS

Best Performing SHG

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Best Performing District - Dhemaji for DDU-GKY

making an analysis on various parameters. Beltola Mahila SHG bagged award in the category of

Social Development, whereas Chanura Chaukhat Marup SHG bagged award under the Micro-

Beltola Mohila SHG which was registered under ASRLM in 2014 is a group of 11 Women who

from the Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi. Dhemaji district has shown remarkable achievements in the year 2017-18 in terms of mobilizing rural youths into DDU-GKY programme, their training and placements.


in the coming years.

Chanura Chaukhat Marup SHG, formed under ASRLM in 2012 is a group of 12 women having

and capacity building programmes on SHG

the SHG members are now engaged in weaving

Being self-reliant and having achieved a reasonable economic growth in their livelihoods, the SHG is

development of their village and community by

Beltola Mohila SHG

Chanura Chaukhat Marup SHG


B) SPECIAL EVENTS

marked the launch of ‘Kanaklata Mahila Sabalikaran Asoni’ by Hon’ble Chief Minister, Sarbananda Sonowal in the presence of Hon’ble Minister Finance , GoA, Sri. Himanta Biswa Sarma and Hon’ble Minister, Panchayat and Rural Development , GoA, Sri, Naba Kumar Doley. More than 25000

Mahila Sabalikaran Asoni which was announced in the budget session 2017-18 will cater to more

Rs.250 crs. Revolving fund of Rs. 25000/- and 10000/- under this scheme were distributed ceremonially to SHGs of Kamrup and Kamrup Metro districts. In his speech the Chief Minister proclaimed that this scheme will play an important role in women empowerment of rural Assam, both economically and socially paving ways of

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Women play a very important role in the

of the achievements of Women SHGs promoted under Assam State Rural Livelihoods Mission, a series of ‘MAHILA SAMAROH’ were organized in the month of June 2018. Eulogizing their success

economy of rural Assam the ‘Mahila Samarohs’

than 30,000 SHG members in each venue of Mahila Samaroh. Hon’ble Chief Minister of Assam Sri Sarbananda Sonowal presided over each of the Mahila Samorohs in the presence of other dignitaries including Hon’ble Minister Finance, Dr. Himanta Biswa Sarma, an Minister Panchayat and Rural Development, Govt. Of

The Government of Assam have taken up a

notable is the Kanaklata Mahila Sabalikarn

grant of Rs.25,000/- for undertaking livelihood

and progress in the path of development.

Moreover, the scheme also facilitates subsidy linked loan upto Rs.5 lakhs for development of Women SHGs. The Mahila Samaroh’s were held in Lakhimpur, Tinsukia, Kamrup, Sibsagar, Barpeta, Nalbari, Golaghat, Biswanath and West Karbi Anglong in

of replica cheques of Revolving Fund under Kanaklata Mahila Sabalikaran Asoni were distributed to eligible SHGs in the MahilaSamarohs.

This scheme also foresees to take the SHGs

rural Assam raising their standards of living and upgrading their community in all development parameters.

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Assam State Rural Livelihoods Mission celebrated ‘Aajeevika Evam Kaushal Vikash Diwas’ ( Jeevika Aru Kaushal Bikash Dibokh ) under the ‘Gram Swaraj Abhiyan’ campaign of Government of India on 5th May 2018 at BKB Auditorium,

a campaign announced by the Honorable Prime Minister Sri Narendra Modi to promote social harmony, spread awareness about pro-poor

households to enroll them as also to obtain their feedback on various welfare programmes. The

on reaching out to the poor people with seven schemes namely Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana, Saubhagya, Ujala scheme, Pradhan Mantri Jan

Yojana, Pradhan Mantri Suraksha Bima Yojana and Mission Indradhanush. The campaign which started from 14th April 2018 and ended on the

development schemes on each day.

On 5th May along with rest of the country ‘Aajeevika Evam Kaushal Vikash Diwas’ was

Govt. of Assam Sri. MGVK Bhanu graced the event as Chief Guest. Dr. J B Ekka, Principal

Mission Director, ASRLM were also present in

and various and Line Departments. In the

namely Padmashree Eli Ahmed, Writer, Sri

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Samudra Gupta Kashyap, Jounalist Indian express, Smt. Birubala Rabha, Social Worker, Ms. Chikimiki Talukdar Chairperson , Assam State Commission for Women delivered enriching lectures and messages in a gathering of Self Help Groups of Kamrup and Kamrup Metro District and Trainees under the DDU-GKY programme.

SHG Members and DDU-GKY trainees was

Smt. Purnima Boro who was recently awarded

Sri Abhijit Sharma , Director IIE and Mr. Nurul Islam Laskar, Former SBI Banker also associated

and working with Youths of Assam.

Awards were also distributed to best performing Self-Help Group and Best Performing DDU-GKY candidates in terms of career progression. Best performance awards were also given to the Best bank for credit linkage and Best

were also distributed to DDU-GKY trainees.

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Development Block in which Hon’ble Minister Panchayat and Rural Development Department, Govt. of Assam , Sri Naba Kumar Doley graced the occasion as Chief Guest. Revolving Fund , Community Investment Fund and Bank Loans were distributed by the Hon’ble Minister. ‘Jeevika aru Kaushal Bikash Dibokh’ under the ‘Gram Swaraj Abhiyaan’ was celebrated across Assam in all Development Blocks with great grandeur. The series of events which included

Sl No. Category Winners Name

1 Best Performing SHG under Kamrup Metro District Dipabali SHG, Demoria Development Block

2 Best Performing SHG under Kamrup District Milijuli SHG, Rangia Development Block

3 Best Performing Bank in Credit Linkage United Bank of India 4 Best Performing Candidate under DDU-GKY in terms of career

progression Gautam Ray

Indiacan Education Pvt. Ltd Alumni

5 Best Performing Candidate under DDU-GKY in terms of career progression

Mohit Uddin Barbhuiyan JIS Foundation Alumni

6 Best Performing Entrepreneur under RSETI Ila Moni Bora UBI-RSETI Morigaon

7 Best Performing Entrepreneur under RSETI Sandhya Deori Bharali UBI-RSETI Dibrugarh

A list of the award winners is as follows:

and DDU-GKY shared their experience on how Assam State Rural Livelihoods Mission and

Revolving Fund (RF) and Community Investment Fund (CIF) and Bank to SHG members .

and raw materials was also made in almost all Development Blocks of the State. Ceremonial


Launch of the Ajeevika Grammen Express Yojana (AGEY) purchased by the Cluster Level

was also done. Besides these, Health Check up camps was also organized by the SHG members

Bikash Dibokh’.


Assam State Rural Livelihoods Mission ( ASRLM), organized a ‘State Employers’ Meet 2018 ’ on 5th April, 2018, under Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Grameen Kaushalaya Yojana (DDU-GKY)’ at Assam

within the State of Assam for the unemployed rural youth trained under DDU-GKY, Assam who are not willing to migrate to other parts of the Country for employment.

The State Employers Meet, 2018 was chaired by Smt Nandita Hazarika, ACS, State Mission

Radison Blu, RGVN ,Tata Motors , TVS Motors , Dowtown Hospital ,Dish TV , Britannia Industry , Ajmal & Sons , Apollo Hospitals , ITC , Reliance market , Tatwa Technologies , Future group etc. to name a few.

under the DDU-GKY programme was given at the beginning of the Meet by Smt. Nandita Hazarika, SMD, ASRLM.

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Micro-sized, small sized, medium and Large Establishments for tapping the human resource pool available with the PIAs to meet their demands. A robust list of 98 probable employers

students, was generated through this Meet.

business establishments, PIAs, other stakeholders

of the rural youth through skill development.

District and Block Level employees of ASRLM towards the success made under various component in the year 2017-18, an Employees Meet was organized on 4th of April at Kalakhetra

speeches and interaction with eminent

Northeast Region & West Bengal, DDU- GKY Ministry of Rural Development spoke on the Skilling Scenario in Assam & its future

challenges and prospects of skill development

also bridged the gap between the project

Sri. Debabrata Sarma, associated with IIE,

2018-19 .

The event also witnessed the unveiling of the Annual Report 2017-18 by the Addl. Chief Secretary, P&RD, GoA.

V.


The DMMUs and BMMUs which had performed best in the year 2017-18 under various com-

The list of award winners are as follows:

District/ Block Category

Jorhat Best DMMU Nazira Best BMMU Baghchung under Jorhat

Blocks Hajo

Blocks

Golaghat Central Best Performing BMMU in disbursing Revolving Fund (RF) to SHGs

Binnakandi Best Performing BMMU in disbursing Community Investment Fund (CIF) to SHGs

Mayong

JoypurMayong Best Performing BMMU in SHGs’ Bank Account openingRongkhang Best Performing BMMU in SHGs’ Bank Credit LinkagePub Mangaldoi Best Performing BMMU in uploading Livelihood Tracking System .


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The Addl. Chief Secretary, P&RD, GoA ,Sri. M G V K Bhanu interacted with the Presidents and

promoted under ASRLM on 27th March 2018.

on Women Empowerment with Dr. Sangeeta Goswami of Mind India where she emphasized on how women can play a powerful role in building up a society. She added that in days to come this SHG movement of ASRLM will

rural women both economically and socially. Mrs. Dhrubaa Mukhopadhyay, National Resource Person, MoRD in her session gave

Presidents and Secretaries got their querries answered.

Addl. Chief Secretary, P&RD, GoA ,Sri. M G V K Bhanu interacted with the audience and asked them about their experience and endeavors in

He added that the CLF has to be taken into a

in doing so the Presidents and Secretaries play a pivotal role.

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C) TRAININGS & WORKSHOPS

In order to strengthen the Community

building programmes were held in the

Component of ASRLM. They are outlined as follows:

482 SHG members under all intensive blocks of ASRLM were provided 15 day

adherence to Panchasutra, various components of ASRLM etc. The trainings were provided at the district level in all

as Jeevika Sakhis (Community Resource Persons) under ASRLM.

the members of the SHG are provided basic knowledge on ASRLM Mission and

with it comes providing the knowledge of

of 5234 SHGs had received the training.

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are imparted training on VO Management. The

Community Investment Fund (CIF) of Rs.50,000/- per SHG is granted in order to facilite the SHG

their own. The CIF is granted only on submission of a Micro Credit Plan (MCP) where a detail

grant to the SHGs , the SHG members have to make use of the fund in the mode of loan within the SHG. Therefore the installment and mode

while preparing the MCP. Each SHG member also

provided with the MCP training

to follow Panchasutra and one of the main component of Panchasutra is regular book keeping. One member amongst the SHG is nominated to keep the records of the

book keeper. 5130 SHG book keeper are trained in 148 intensive blocks. Similarly, 1026 Village

main contents of the VO management training

, maintenance of Book of Records and usage of the Community Investment Fund (CIF). 737


on 25th & 26th of May, 2018 at the Conference

those challenges’ and ‘To discuss the process for development of Model / Resource CLFs.’

256 SHG members were provided Bank Mitra

2018-19 (April-June 2018). These SHG members

the banks to provide all kinds of assistance in opening SHG bank accounts, individual bank

various insurance schemes like PMJJBY, PMSBY and APY. The 3 days training progrmme was

old intensive blocks are proposed to be promoted with 2018-19. In the two-day workshop, the

an individual bank account, facilitate fulling

linkage, Community Based Recovery Mechanism (CBRM) etc. These trained Bank Mitra have been placed in each bank branch having more than 30 SHG accounts.


Credit Linkage to SHGs is a very important component of Financial Inclusion with which the SHGs get economically empowered to

in three districts namely Jorhat, Bongaigaon and Kamrup. 58 Bank Managers from UCO Bank, State Bank of India and United Bank

and the need of maximum credit linkage to the SHGs for economic development. The

7 districts were oriented on the Business Correspondent Agents (BCA- BC SAKHI) and their roles in making Banking easy for rural people. At present there are 122 BC SAKHI

Person for Financial Inclusion Mr. Tilak Das and

Block level and to smoothen SHG Bank Linkages,

for SHG bank linkage.

who will facilitate the SHG members in opening accounts and access to insurance. Each BC Sakhi is provided a POS MACHINE with the help of

at their very door step.


Assam State Rural Livelihoods Mission (ASRLM) believes that gender mainstreaming should

and processes to achieve sustainable social,

of the community. ASRLM envisages to take

knowledge on concept and issues on gender,

ASRLM aims at improving quality of the life of poor families through sustained capacity

Help Groups promoted under ASRLM adhere to ten core principles termed as Dasasutri

internal lending, Regular repayment, good

and most of the earning of rural household have expenses incurred in Health in which ,

place. Keeping this in mind 11140 members of

(FNHW). The basic of women health, diet during pregnancy, child health, convergence

were the core contents of the 3 days training program at block level.

themes amongst the Community Based

and integrate them in all aspects of their lives.

in ASRLM in a focused and strategic approach

was organized with the core team members selected by DMMUs and BMMUs. The Workshop

Sunila Singh along with Usha Rani and Seema

years encompassing 11 blocks was prepared

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All the SHGs promoted under ASRLM are provided training on Basic Livelihoods which include various ways and areas of livelihood

available resources, SWOT analysis of the resources available to them, various levels of

livelihood.

imparted training on Basic Livelihoods in all intensive blocks of ASRLM.

In order to handhold the SHG members in taking

like agriculture and animal husbandry to a

are provided capacity building programmes on

management of livestock .5163 SHG members

4931 SHG members received training in Pashu

These trainings to the SHG members are imparted in the village level in convergence with Krishi Vikash Kendra, Agriculture and Veterinary Department.

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A refresher training Program of DMMU and

2nd and 4th June 2018 in the Conference Hall of SMMU. NRLM has designed and developed

10 new DMMUs and 60 BMMUs in intensive way taking the total no of DMMUs to 24 and

recruited under various categories for the

levels of project management and community-

will help in strengthening the community-based

of records.

All new recruits were imparted 4-day training on all components of ASRLM which also included a

V.

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D) MEETINGS

of ASRLM was held on 18th April 2018 under

Secretary, Govt of Assam in the conference hall of Chief Secretary at Assam Secretariat, Dispur. The main agenda was Approval of Annual

amount of Rs, 29490.00 Lakh has been approved

Central share approved for release, based on

(2) proposals were placed for disposal which are

Raj (NIRD-PR) Hyderabad.

The PAC head by Principal Secretary, P&RD,

Rama Infotech Private Limited.

is Rs. 17694.00 Lakh.

The agenda has been approved by the

approved the engagement of Statutory Auditor, engagement of Consultants under Financial

Agencies (PIAs) under DDU-GKY.

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programme has increased to 50.

Name of theProject Implementing

Agency

Date of Sanction(DD/MM/YYYY)

Date of signing MoU (DD/MM/YYYY)

Date of Release of 1stInstalment

(DD/MM/YYYY)

Markazul Ma’Arif 04/04/2018 17/04/2018 08/05/2018

Vinayak EducationSociety

04/04/2018 17/04/2018 27/04/2018

Orion Security Solution Pvt.Ltd.

11/04/2018 15/05/2018 23/05/2018

Earthcon Constructions Pvt.Ltd.

15/05/2018 07/06/2018 25/06/2018


29th of June, 2018 at the Conference Hall, SMMU,

of the program was to review the performance done by the blocks during April & May as per set targets of key parameters under SMIBCB &

E) LIVELIHOODS

The visionary Water Hyacinth project of ASRLM is being implemented in six blocks of ASRLMS namely Guijan, Dolongghat, Dhemaji, Majuli, Kachugaon and Pub Mangaldoi. Under the Project, six common facility centres have been

development training has been provided to all

Further, advanced training on Water Hyacinth

can act as Resource Person/Master Trainer

organized at village level on selected products in the second quarter.

of 588 members under the project have earned an income of Rs. 14.13 lakhs.

of previous months & set targets for the next month. A detailed discussion was done with

adopted. Along with the Review cum Planning

level cadres & CBOs.

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source of protein to the rural households in Assam. The project is being implemented in two

Chandrapur and Dimoria. Training has been

Units (MDUs) have been developed in each of the

units and 160 individual processing unit is under progress. earned an income Rs. 18,315/- and also met their

quarter, September, 2018 to be precise.

III.

dimension with the development of Handloom Value Chain Project, being implemented in two blocks, namely Ujani Majuli and Dhakuakhana

purpose, 20 looms have been provided to each CFCs.

Further, training on natural dyeing process have been conducted for two CFCs with 200

Training on advanced weaving has been started

designs, one design development workshop

project in the next quarter, September-October to be precise.

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of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE), Govt.

and Assam State Rural Livelihoods Mission

ASRLMS to provide solar study lamp to the school students in rural areas of Assam at a subsidised rate of Rs. 100/- per lamp. The assembly and

the SHG members with special training received from the SoUL team.

The target has been increased to 8, 03,448 lamps to be delivered under 21 Blocks from 5,35,628 lamps in 18 blocks and it is one of the most successful projects running under ASRLM.

total of 1, 31,975 lamps have been assembled and 1, 21,553 lamps have been distributed under six blocks with 136 numbers of SHG members.The SHG members have earned a total income

IV.

of AssamAn MoU has been signed by ASRLM with Axis

of sustainable livelihoods project for rural poor

project will be of 4 years with a total targeted

6000 and 3rd year 3000). This project aims to enhance the income of the farmers by improving

of lives in the undivided Udalguri block of Assam and to develop Service Entrepreneurs from the local community for market linked livelihood development for sustainability.

with various Govt. departments.

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-employed and entrepreneurs (for micro-enterprises).

F) NEW INITIATIVE: LIVELIHOOD TRACKING SYSTEM

1. Who produces what crops?2. How it contributes & their enhancement of income?

Are they agricultural or Non-Farm?

SHG members have been gathered and entered in Livelihood Tracking

broad category Farm and Non-Farm

generated through the Livelihoods

to designed strategies to build upon

development.


G) FIRST QUARTER REPORTS 2018-19 DDU-GKY

Activity 2018-19’ 1 8 (April to

’1 8 )June

Total(Since Inception)

Commencement of Training

6367 38161

Trained 3813 261983037 18184

Placed(Completed at least 3 months & above in job)

1338 7546

Activity2018-19

’ 1 8 (April to ’1 8 )June

Total(Since Inception)

Total no. of New Training Centers

13 84

Total Approved capacity

1865 10934

Activity 2018-19’ 1 8 (April to

’1 8 )June

Total(Since Incep-tion)

No. of PIAs in operation

1 50

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2017-2018

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Progress in

A Outsearch Target Ach. % of Ach.

1 Intensive Districts (Nos.) 24 33 0 9 -

2 Intensive Blocks (Nos.) 148 219 0 71 -

3 Nos. of GPs 1484 2455 308 597 194%

4 Nos. of Villages 11577 17451 1500 4502 300%

5 Nos. of Households 1968120 2640550 134486 182369 136%

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2017-2018

Expected

March’19

Progress in

B Target Ach. % of Ach.

1 SHGs promoted (Nos.) 178920 238898 11995 16579 138

2promoted (Nos.)

5709 6839 226 547 242

3 SHGs holding membership in VO (Nos.)

69839 92376 4507 10569 235

4 134 222 0 0 -

Sl. No.Achievement

Expected

March’19

Progress in

C Capacity Building Target Ach. % of Ach.

1 SHG provided basic training (Nos.)

100891 150687 9971 5234 52%

2 SHG Book Keeper training (Nos.) 94298 174074 11995 5130 43%

3 VO provided basic training (Nos.) 4838 5863 226 737 326%4 VO Book Keeper training (Nos.) 3564 6243 226 1026 454%

Sl. No.Achievement

Expected

March’19

Progress in

D Financial Inclusion Target Ach. % of Ach.

1 SHG provided Revolving Fund (RF) 827585 123411 7165 6329 88%

2 Amount of RF provided to SHGs (in Rs. Lakh)

12135.5 17509.4 1074.8 1143.95 106%

3 SHGs provided Community Invest-ment Fund (CIF)

32836 49254 2184 1925 88%

4 Amount of CIF disbursed to SHGs (in Lakh)

16871.6 23580.6 1092 948.16 87%

5repeat credit linkages)

62473 99025 4300 1961 46%

6 Amount of bank credit disbursed by Banks (in Rs. Lakh)

57796.5 82796.5 3500 1222 35%

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