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0 Final Report (Mar 2014 - June 2017)

Ganges River Dolphin Conservation Education Programme

Educating Schools and Community for sustainable actions for conserving habitat of Ganges River Dolphin along Ganga River Basin (Phase II)

Project Final Report (March 2014 - June 2017)

National Mission for Clean Ganga

(NMCG)

CEE Centre for Environment Education


Ganges River Dolphin Conservation Education Programme

Educating Schools and Community for sustainable actions for conserving habitat of Ganges River Dolphin along

Ganga River Basin (Phase II)

Project Completion Report March 2014 - June 2017

CEE Centre for Environment Education National Mission for Clean Ganga

(NMCG)


Contents

Acronyms 1. Executive Summary 4 2. Project Components 6 2.1 School Component 8 2.1.1 Dolphin Cluster formation and Teachers Training 8 2.1.2 Annual Review cum Orientation Workshop 13 2.1.3 Dolphin Cluster Awareness Events and Resource Centre 17 2.1.4 Outreach Events 23 2.1.5 IEC Material for schools 26 2.2 Community Component 29 2.2.1 Consultation and Awareness Programmes 33 2.2.2 Capacity building and skill development workshops 36 2.2.3 Demonstration of Alternate Livelihood Options 39 2.2.4 Dolphin School - Community Interface 50 2.2.5 IEC Material for Community 52 2.2.6 Ecotourism 53 2.2.7 Youth Volunteers 56 3. Project Output & Outcome 59 4. Future Plan 65 5. Annexures 67 a) Cluster wise Dolphin school list along with teachers b) Location wise Ganges river dolphin education resource centre c) Press Coverage of project activities d) Project team


Acronyms BRC: Block Resource Centre

BSA: Basic Shiksha Adhikari

CEE: Centre for Environment Education

CITES: Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species

CMS: Convention on Migratory Species

DIOS: District Inspector of School

EE: Environmental Education

ERC: Education Resource Centre

ESD: Education for Sustainable Development

GAP: Ganga Action Plan

GKC: Ganga Knowledge Centre

IEC: Information, Education and Communication

MoEFCC: Ministry of Environment, Forests and Climate Change

MoWR: Ministry of Water Resources, River Development and Ganga Rejuvenation

NGC: National Green Corps

NGO: Non Governmental Organization

NGRBA: National Ganga River Basin Authority

NMCG: National Mission for Clean Ganga

SPMG: State level Programme Management Group

SSS: Souns Sanrakshan Samiti

TTW: Teachers Training Workshop

UPFD: Uttar Pradesh Forest Department

UPSBB: Uttar Pradesh State Biodiversity Board

UPSGRCA: Uttar Pradesh State Ganga River Conservation Agency


Executive Summary Ganges River Dolphin is an indicator species of health of the river ecosystem. Being the only mammalian predator of the Ganges which is exclusively aquatic, it occupies the apex of the food chain and plays a vital role in maintaining the essential balance of its ecosystem. In spite of being a flagship species, representing an ecosystem in need of conservation, its status has become a matter of serious concern to its existence over the past few decades. The total estimated population of Ganges river dolphin ranges between 2500 and 3000 individuals throughout its distribution range (in the river systems of India, Nepal and Bangladesh), out of which more than 80% are found in India. Ganges river dolphin has been included in Schedule I of the Indian Wildlife Protection Act 1972 and in Appendix I of the CITES (Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species). It is included in Appendix II of the Convention on Migratory Species (CMS) and categorized as Endangered in the IUCN Red List of threatened animals. Looking at the urgency and also to focus on the conservation of this magnificent species, Ministry of Environment and Forests has declared the Ganges river dolphin as National Aquatic Animal on 5 October 2009. Dolphin experts and scientists have prepared a conservation action plan for the period of 2010-2020 where one of the action points is focused on education and awareness about the dolphins. Centre for Environment Education, northern regional cell (CEE North) with the support from National Mission for Clean Ganga as part of the National Ganga River Basin Authority, Government of India has approved a three year Ganges river dolphin – conservation education programme for Ganga basin focusing on UP and Bihar.


The phase II aimed at reaching out to schools, river side community and youth. The project would be implemented along the river Ganga and its tributaries flowing through Uttar Pradesh and Bihar.

School Component

Formation of 20 School clusters involving 30-35 schools with the support from local partner NGOs.

Orientation of partner agencies for facilitating activities at the project location.

Teachers training and review meetings for school teachers

School level activities of students as „Dolphin clubs‟ or „Sons Samooh’

Cluster level awareness events to reach out to community

Formation of Ganges River Dolphin Resource Centre in one of the cluster school

School and community interface melas for sharing of experiences

Spreading awareness about species in non-dolphin locations

Community Component

Identification of two sites each in Uttar Pradesh and Bihar for community interventions

Selection of villages and assessment of the conservation issues and socio-economic status of communities.

Sensitization of farmers and fishing communities about the importance of conserving Ganges river dolphin and rivers for their life and livelihood.

Skill based trainings and exposure visits to help community to build capacities and for making informed decisions.

Demonstration of sustainable and alternate livelihood options to reduce pressure from river resources.

Involving Youth volunteers to keep vigil on river bank and also to promote eco-tourism activities.


Project Components

The three year long project began in March 2014 where NMCG and CEE team met during an inception workshop to agree upon World Bank guidelines to be followed for documentation and use of finances. With the initiation of the project, an inception workshop was organized on 28 March 2014 at CEE‟s Ahmedabad office to understand the project activity plan and various processes at NMCG and CEE. This workshop was aimed at sharing the learning of Phase I of Ganges River Dolphin Conservation Education Programme, orientation of CEE core project team to the financial and accounting aspects and discussion on reporting formats. With this, project activities were initiated as proposed and overall plan was shared. The project looked at two main components - one was school focused interventions and other one was community interventions. A programme brochure was developed in English and Hindi to start networking in the field. School component involved working with schools, school authorities, district officials, local NGO and other stakeholders along Ganga and its tributaries. While Community component was focused on river side village level activities, youth, local officials, institutions, government departments etc. To start activities under each component, identification of schools and villages began.

School Component:

Under the project, CEE team identified 10 locations each in Uttar Pradesh and Bihar by referring to various studies related to presence of Ganges river dolphin and conservation issues. Overall 20 locations were identified; school clusters were formed where 35-40 schools were selected which were situated close to river Ganga and its tributaries. Teachers were selected and were given training for running the activities in the school. An educational kit was provided to teachers to help them in running the programme in school. A dolphin club was formed in schools where teachers conducted classroom level and school level activities were conducted.

Mr. Pushkal Upadhyay, Director (finance) NMCG addressing group during inception workshop


Three locations were selected where dolphins are not found to create awareness about national aquatic animal. In each school dolphin cluster, awareness events were conducted on environment days or any other occasion.

Community Component Riverside villages were identified under the project for community level interventions to adopt sustainable options which were promoted through different programmes, and beneficiaries were also identified for various interventions such as vermi-composting units; backyard and riverbed farming, alternative livelihood options etc. These villages were residing along tributary of Ganga and location where dolphin population is surviving was taken to raise awareness among community. CEE team regularly did field visit to project villages and interacted with community members. A Souns Sanrakshan Samiti was formed where members were taken from community including village leaders, women, youth volunteers etc. In the committee, members discussed about livelihood interventions and consultation meetings were conducted to sensitize villagers. With the formation of Souns Sanrakshan Samiti, beneficiaries were introduced to new techniques of vegetable farming, energy options, organic riverbed farming, sanitation related initiatives etc. As part of dolphin project, one of the aspects was to promote ecotourism focusing around national aquatic animal and also bring together community and schools at one platform. Active youth were selected as volunteer who were given training. Monthly follow up meeting held with all the youth volunteers. Volunteers provided support in dissemination of information about demonstration and educational material to community members and also motivating community members for adopting organic farming, solar energy options and sanitation.

Ganga basin map where Ganges river dolphin conservation education project was implemented engaging schools and community along Ganga and its tributaries

CEE team interacting with farmers and fisherman on adopting sustainable farming and fishing


School Component

2.1.1 Dolphin Cluster formation and Teachers Training Schools residing close to river bank were identified with the help of education department. The schools showing interest in joining the programme were registered in the programme. Total 747 schools were involved in both the states for dolphin conservation education. Dolphin Cluster in Uttar Pradesh Name of River Location of

Cluster District Number

of Schools Coordinating agency

Ganga Allahabad Allahabad 40 VASERA

Hastinapur Meerut 37 BUES

Bijnore Bijnore 35 BUES

Kanpur Kanpur 37 CEE North

Varanasi Varanasi 36 VESS

Ghaghara Jarwal Bahraich 35 TSA - India

Baundi Bahraich 39 CEE Bahraich

Colonelganj Gonda 58 CEE Bahraich

Girwa/Ghaghara Katerniaghat Bahraich 40 Katerniaghat Welfare Society

Saryu/Ghaghara Faizabad Faizabad 32 Ganga Sansthan

10 clusters TOTAL 389

Dolphin Cluster in Bihar Name of River Location of Cluster District Number of

Schools Coordinating agency

Ganga

Patna Patna 37 CEE North

Bhagalpur Bhagalpur 33 Global Environment Organization

Begusarai Begusarai 39 Science for Socio Economic

Gandak

Bettiah West Champaran 37 CEE Bettiah

Bagaha West Champaran 38 CEE Bettiah

Sangrampur & Pahadpur

East Champaran 30 Gram Pragati

Paroo Muzaffarpur 33 Gram Pragati

Gopalganj Gopalganj 27 Al Noor Educational & Welfare Society

Ghaghara & Ganga

Sonpur & Chhapra Saran 38 Gram Pragati

Kosi Supaul Supaul 46 Gramyasheel

10 clusters TOTAL 358


Location wise list of dolphin schools is enclosed as Annexure I. In each cluster, one active school was identified to become a river dolphin resource centre where a set of material was provided to the school for conducting awareness programmes. Teachers were trained during the project on teaching learning methodologies and aquatic/ freshwater species focused conservation education with a focus on national aquatic animal - Ganges river dolphin. Sr. No.

State Locations Number of teachers trained

Dates of training

1

Uttar Pradesh

Varanasi 25 25-26 August 2014

2 Allahabad 40 15-16 September 2014

3 Faizabad 49 19-20 September 2014

4 Jarwal Bahraich 31 9-10 October 2014

5 Mahsi Bahraich 39 16-17 October 2014

6 Katerniaghat Bahraich 36 8 -9 November 2014

7 Hastinapur-Merrut 29 10-11 November 2014

8 Bijnore 35 03-04 December 2014

9 Gonda 58 18-19 May 2015

10 Kanpur 37 8 March 2016

11

Bihar

Supaul 46 23-24 September 2014

12 Bhagalpur 33 27-28 November 2014

13 Bettiah, West Champaran 37 19-20 December 2014

14 Begusarai 39 22-23 December 2014

15 Saran Chappra 32 16-17 January 2015

16 East Champaran 30 22-23 January 2015

17 Muzafarpur 33 27-28 January2015

18 Bagaha, West Champaran 38 14-15 July 2015

19 Patna 37 9-10 September 2015

20 Gopalganj 27 18-19 September 2015

TOTAL 731

Detailed reports of these workshops are provided in respective quarterly reports. Glimpse of these teachers training workshop is as under:

TTW held on 15-16 September 2014 at Allahabad in Anglo Bengali Inter College

TTW held on 25-26 August 2014 at BHU in Varanasi


TTW held on 19-20 September 2014 at M. L. M. L Inter College, Faizabad

TTW held on 9-10 October 2014 at Jarwal Resource Centre, Bahraich

TTW held on 18-19 January 2015 at BRC, Gonda

DFO Kanpur addressing teachers in TTW held on 8 March 2016 at BRC, Kanpur Nagar

TTW held on 10-11 November 2014 at Forest Training Centre, Hastinapur, Merrut

TTW held on 3-4 December 2014 at Shiksha Bhawan, Bijnore

TTW held on 8-9 November 2014 at Terai Education Society, Katerniaghat, Bahraich

TTW held on 16-17 October 2014 at Block Resource Centre, Gajadharpur, Bahraich


TTW held on 27-28 November 2014 at SMS Mission School, Bhagalpur

Film screening during TTW held on 23-24 September 2014 at B N Inter College, Supaul

TTW held on 19-20 December 2014 at St. Columbus School, West Champaran

TTW held on 22-23 December 2014 at Madhya Vidyalaya, Dumri, Begusarai

TTW held on 16-17 January 2015 at Jila Vidyalaya Chhapra, Saran, Bihar

Outdoor activitiy during TTW held on 22-23 January 2015 at Middle School, East Champaran

TTW held on 27-28 January 2015 at Upgraded Middle School, Muzafarpur

TTW held on 15-16 July 2015 at Oxford Public School, Bagaha, West Champaran


During concluding ceremony teachers fill feedback, participation certificates are provided and a group photo is taken

Namami Gange film screening during teachers training workshop to discuss status of rivers

Teacher following activity from dolphin manual provided during training

Prof. R. K. Sinha addressing teachers in TTW held on 9-10 September 2015 at Rajkiya Madhya Vidyalaya, Patna

Explaining echolocation to teachers in TTW held on 18-19 September 2015 at Urdu High school, Gopalganj


2.1.2 Annual Review cum Orientation Workshop CEE identified 11 local NGOs as partner organization for school activities in 14 dolphin cluster locations. These partner NGOs were given extensive training with the start of the project on 12-13 June 2014. UP Forest Department and Bihar Forest Department was invited to share their state plans for dolphin conservation. A one day review meet was conducted annually which happened in next 2 years of the project consequently on 17 June 2015 and 7 June 2016. Glimpse of workshops First Orientation cum Review workshop held in June 2014 for partner NGOs, detailed report submitted as first quarter report.

Release of programme brochure by Mr. Rupak Dey, PCCF-Wildlife, UP Forest Department along with Mr. A. K. Pandey, RCCF, Vikramshila Gangetic Dolphin Sanctuary, Bhagalpur, Bihar Forest Department and Mr. Anurag Yadav, Deputy Director of Directorate of Environment, Government of UP during orientation cum workshop was organized by CEE North on 12 and 13 June 2014

Mr. Saumyasib Mukhopadhyay, Senior Environment Specialist, NMCG and Ms. Preeti R. Kanaujia, CEE North presenting memonto to Shri V. N. Garg, Principal Secretary Environment and Forest, Government of Uttar Pradesh during concluding ceremony of the workshop. Mr. Garg addressed participants and appreciated the programme.


Second Progress Review Workshop was done in June 2015, detailed report submitted in quarter fifth report.

Third Progress Review Workshop was done in June 2016, detailed report submitted in quarter ninth report.

NGOs sharing their cluster's experience and UP - SGRCA officials Mr. P. K. Sarkar and Ms. Divya Joshi shared their work in the State during partners meet held in Lucknow

Partners NGOs from Uttar Pradesh and Bihar are being given overview by CEE team during orientation cum workshop was organized by CEE North on 17 June 2016

Interactive disucssion with Partners NGOs to get insight of field level experience of engaging schools in dolphin conservation education


Similar to NGOs review meet, teachers review cum orientation meets were done annually for all clusters. Few cluster teachers training got delayed thus it was done for one round.

Review cum Orientation Meet

Sr. No.

Sta

te Location No. of

teachers Date of first round of meet

No. of teachers

Date of second round meet

1

Utt

ar P

rad

esh

Hastinapur - Merrut 36 22 September 2015 37 23 August 2016

2 Faizabad 25 8 October 2015 22 27 October 2016

3 Bijnore 33 5 November 2015 35 28 Sep 2016

4 Bahraich (Mahsi) 32 6 November 2015 36 08 Sep 2016

5 Varanasi 25 16 December 2015 27 01 December 2016

6 Allahabad 35 19 January 2016 30 16 Sep 2016

7 Katerniaghat- Bahraich

23 22 January 2016 24 28 Aug 2016

8 Bahraich (Jarwal) 20 23 January 2016 29 23 Aug 2016

9 Kanpur - TTW done in 2016 31 29 Dec 2016

10 Gonda - TTW done in 2016 54 6 January 2017

Sub Total 229 325

1

Bih

ar

Supaul 28 7 December 2015 39 12 Aug 2016

2 Bhagalpur 20 8 December 2015 16 29 Nov 2016

3 Bettiah 21 14 December 2015 43 01 Aug 2016

4 Begusarai 21 17 December 2015 23 24 October 2016

5 East Champaran 33 27 February 2016 32 30 Sep 2016

6 Muzafarpur 31 28 February 2016 35 21 Aug 2016

7 Saran - - 33 9 February 2017

8 Bagaha, West Champaran

34 10 Aug 2016

9 Patna - TTW done in 2016 30 6 January 2017

10 Gopalganj - TTW done in 2016 27 25 October 2016

Sub Total 188 278

Glimpse of review workshops

Teachers meet at Bettiah 1 August 2016 Teachers meet at Bagaha 10 August 2016


Refresher meet at Varanasi 1 December 2016 Refresher meet at Faizabad 27 October 2016

Refresher meet at Gopalganj 25 October 2016 Refresher meet at Begusarai 24 October 2016

Teachers meet at Supaul 12 August 2016 Teachers meet at Jarwal Bahraich 23 August 2016

Refresher meet at Kanpur 29 December 2016 Refresher meet at Gonda 6 January 2017


2.1.3 Dolphin Cluster Awareness Events and Resource Centre Each school cluster has conducted awareness events with dolphin schools. Annually one event was proposed, while at many locations more events were done by building synergy with other programmes. During these three years, all clusters have made sure that dolphin schools observe national dolphin day on 5 October and World River Day in last week of September. Apart from this other import environment days such as World Wetlands Day, World Water Day, Earth Day, Biodiversity Day, Turtle Day, Forestry Day, Environment day etc. were celebrated by dolphin school clusters. Reports of such events are provided in each quarter reports. A summary of types and number of events done by each cluster is given below. Sr. No

Sta

te Location No. of

events Types of events No. of

participants

1

Utt

ar

Pra

desh

Hastinapur - Merrut 3 Rally, river bank visit, competitions, nature tour 450

2 Faizabad 3 Debate, dolphin mela, exhibition, painting, quiz 460

3 Bijnore 3 Rally, essay and painting competitions, expert talk

370

4 Bahraich (Mahsi) 7 Camp, Rally, Yatra, Competitions, Campaigns, Exhibition, Env. day celebration

4567

5 Varanasi 4 Ghat visit, exhibition, skit, rally, nature tour, quiz and painting competition

600

6 Allahabad 5 Painting, debate, poem, rally, exhibition, competition

670

7 Katerniaghat- Bahraich

4 Painting, quiz, essay, visit to river bank, exhibition

720

8 Bahraich (Jarwal) 6 Exhibition, mela, quiz, clay modeling, rangoli, skit, essay, painting competitions

1500

9 Kanpur 3 Competitions, rally, exhibition 335

10 Gonda 5 Wall painting, quiz, slogan, essay, painting, rally 655

Total 43 10327

1

Bih

ar

Supaul 7 Samvaad, Rally, discussion, campaign, competitions, river day, dolphin day and other environment day celebration

1190

2 Bhagalpur 3 Dolphin mela, seminar, painting competition 460

3 Bettiah - West Champaran

18 Rally, competitions, river bank visit, rangoli, cleanliness campaign, plantation, walk, etc.

1650

4 Begusarai 3 Cycle rally, competitions, interactive talk, exhibition

650

5 East Champaran 3 Awareness rally, competitions, exhibition, talk 480

6 Muzafarpur 3 Pledge, yatra, cycle rally, competition 700

7 Saran 2 Slogan/Painting competition 250

8 Bagaha, West Champaran

5 Essay/painting/slogan competition, quiz, exhibition, camp, expert talk

610

9 Patna 3 Rally, competition, river bank visit, exhibition 442

10 Gopalganj 3 Painting, plantation, awareness event, exhibition 630

TOTAL 50 7062


Glimpse of cluster level awareness events at various locations in Uttar Pradesh

Dolphin club students taken on trail near river bank in Bahraich (Mahsi) cluster for plants and birds observation during biodiversity day

Dolphin club students of Varanasi school cluster taking out awareness rally from their school to nearby ghat, presented skit and offered shramdaan to clean the space


Students of Faizabad school cluster participating in debate and poster presentation

Children of dolphin schools in Jarwal (Bahraich) cluster making clay models on aquatic biodiversity and presenting skit

Students from Katerniaghat cluster participating in competition and river bank visit on the occasion of dolphin day


Bihar School Cluster Events at a glance

17 riverside schools of Paru and Sahebganj block of Muzaffarpur District of Bihar participated in the rally and took pledge to save dolphin and rivers

Dolphin schools celeberated river day in Bettiah District of Bihar

Dolphin school of Gopalganj participating in competition and plantation

School cluster of Supaul took pledge on river bank to save dolphins and save ganga; Conducted school - community meeting


Dolphin schools of East Champaran Cluster participating in competition in rally

Cycle rally by dolphin schools of Begusarai Cluster and interaction with fisherman on fishing practices

Dolphin schools of Patna cluster took out rally which ended on river bank during Dolphin Day

Save Dolphin Rally was conducted by dolphin schools of Bhagalpur


Ganges River Dolphin - Education Resource Centre The Ganges River Dolphin Education Resource Centre (GRDERC) is a focal point for conservation education activities for a group of schools or institutions. In order to build the resource centre, it needs to have resources (books, equipment, posters, charts etc.) which will help students and teachers (or any other group of people) explore and learn about Ganges river dolphin and its habitat and help in conserving it. An active dolphin school was selected to become resource centre. One centre was formed in each school cluster location which acted as nodal point for resources. Role of GRDERCs:

Provided a forum for schools to come together

Supported schools efforts in conservation action and education

Organized awareness events for the community

Helped schools in networking Each GRDERC was given following set of materials provided by CEE:

Water Quality Monitoring Kit

Reference books, field guides for identification of Trees/Birds

Film and Books focused on rivers and its biodiversity.

Common flex banner for conducting awareness campaigns

Set of dolphin material for display and campaigns A teacher in charge or key dolphin club member student had taken the responsibility of keeping the record of resources. The selected school has created a display as wall painting or panel or board mentioning that the school is designated as Ganges river dolphin - Education Resource Centre. A designated location as dolphin corner was created to showcase resources at one place. List of schools is provided as Annexure II.

Dolphin Wall developed by a resource centre school in Bahraich


2.1.4 Outreach Events Outreach Events were conducted in 3 locations during the project period. The objective of this event was to spread awareness and sensitize the non-dolphin location students and other stakeholders about conservation of Ganges River Dolphin. Detailed reports have been provided in respective quarter reports. Location Venue Date of

event Total Participants

Details

Lucknow Regional Science City

24 April 2015 150 8 schools of Lucknow and 5 dolphin cluster schools from Allahabad, Varanasi, Bahraich (Katerniaghat & Mahsi) and Faizabad

New Delhi National Bal Bhawan

27 August 2015

220 20 schools of Delhi as well as 4 dolphin cluster schools from Bahraich, Meerut (Hastinapur) of UP and Bettiah and Begusarai of Bihar

Kanpur Kanpur Zoological Garden

13 April 2017 200 22 schools from Kanpur took part in the event along with cluster schools

Glimpse of outreach event Lucknow Outreach Event

Students participating in painting competition and presenting skit

Students displaying their entries and recieving prizes by Dr. Pratibha Singh, Secretary, UP State Biodiversity Board


Delhi Outreach Event

Student's orientation session about the species and participation in rangoli and essay competition

Qualifying teams from written test various schools participating in dolphin quiz

Judges from NMCG and CEE looking at painting entries for selection of winners

Dr. Sandeep Behera, Advisor from NMCG interacted with students and shared his experience


Kanpur Outreach Event

Students participating in Rangoli competition during outreach event

Mr Deepak Kumar, Director Kanpur Zoo, Dr Sitaram Taigor, Project Officer WWF and Mr Kewal Prasad, SDO Kanpur City addressed students and presented prizes to winner students

Students participating in quiz and painting competition during outreach event at zoo campus


2.1.5 IEC Material for schools A set of educational material was designed and developed focusing requirement of schools. Following material was developed and disseminated: Sr. No.

Type of IEC Material Total number and Language

Target Group Year of development

1 Dolphin project brochure in Hindi and English

1000 Hindi copies and 500 English copies

Officials, school principals, community leaders, media etc.

2014

2 Revised Dolphin Poster 1000 copies (Bilingual) Dolphin schools, key officials, etc.

2015

3 Dolphin manual 1000 copies (Hindi) Dolphin school teachers and others

2015

4 Dolphin Panels and Game for exhibition

2 set for each State - English and Hindi

For display during events, workshops and exhibitions

2015

5 Dolphin T shirt 1000 copies Hindi As prizes for students and for camps

2016

6 Dolphin Caps 1000 copies Hindi -do- 2016

7 Dolphin Calendar 2016 1000 copies in Hindi For clusters, key stakeholders in village, district and state and national level

2016

8 Dolphin Calendar 2017 1000 copies in Hindi -do- 2017

9 Updated Dolphin Project brochure in third year

1000 copies in Hindi Officials, school principals, community leaders, media etc.

2017

10 Bird Identification Chart 1000 copies bilingual For schools 2016

Programme Brochure developed in English and Hindi in first year

Updated Programme Brochure developed in English and Hindi in third year of the project


Year Calendar focussed in Dolphin Project activities (7 pages) developed in Hindi for dissemination of experience and awareness building

Revised dolphin classroom display poster and dolphin manual for schools for running activities

Bird identification chart of selected birds which are found in and around river Ganga for dolphin schools


Panels on dolphin project and species to create awareness during events and programmes

Dolphin t shirts and caps for students joining camps or winning prizes in the compeitions


Community Component CEE team has visited both the proposed locations for identification of project field office. In Bihar, a community project location has been finalized in Bettiah at West Champaran. In Bahraich district of Uttar Pradesh, CEE team has visited different locations and have identified village Baundi of Mahsi block of the district for the office location. With the set up of project field office, CEE team initiated the selection of project villages in both the locations. A team was selected to work in these field offices. They were given orientation about the project and were trained through visit to villages of Gujarat.


Project villages were identified in both the locations by visiting villages along river. Detailed process of selected has been reported in the second quarterly progress report. Following is the district wise information about project villages:

Bahraich district, Uttar Pradesh

Sr. No

Name of Village

Block Name of Gram Pradhan

Contact number

Population No. of Households

BPL families

1 Baundi Mahsi Smt. Rajkumari Devi

9918495004 8600

1720 573

2 Golaganj Fakharpur Shri Omkar Singh

7317056086 6000 725 548

3 Kayampur Mahsi Shri Dwarika Prasad Pandey

9415625441 3500 600 369

4 Silauta Fakharpur Smt. Sumitra Devi

8953181084 2100 300 284

5 Atodar *

Fakharpur -do- -do- 4500 700 267

* Recently Gram Panchayat merged with Silauta with new name Gahrehra Nakdilpur

This map shows the project location along Ghaghra River in Bahraich district. Five project villages are based along river in Mahsi and Fakharpur blocks


Bettiah, West Champaran Sr. No.

Name of Panchayat

Block

Name of Gram Pradhan

Contact number

Population No. of Households

BPL families

1 Pakhnaha Bariya Shri Mohan Prasad chaurasiya

9525042045

20000 3000 1600

2 Surajpur Bariya Shri Aashish kumar

9534497121

9500 2000 800

3 Uttari Patzirwa

Bariya Smt Khusbun khatun

9006394847 9122829616

25000 5200 3505

4 Chaumukha Yogapatti Shri Hafeej Gaddi

9931235457

11778 2500 1900

5 Bhawanipur Yogapatti Shri Nandkishor padit

9934815218

14000 2600 2200

This map shows the project location along Gandak river in Bettiah district. Five project villages are based along river in Bariya and Yogapatti blocks


CEE field team at Bahraich and Bettiah conducted detailed survey of the selected villages. With the detailed village survey, a sample household survey was done for fisherman and farmer community to capture socio-economic and ecological situation. Apart from this CEE team networked with key departments at district (Education, Forest, Development and Administration) and block level. At village level, meetings held with key representatives such as Gram Pradhan, VDC members etc. Apart from this, CEE team met key expert institutions such as National Bureau of Fish Genetic Resources (NBFGR), Nehru Yuva Kendra, Krishi Vigyan Kendra etc. During the survey, major issues identified in these project villages were poverty, floods, Katan, migration, small landholdings, use of heavy amount of chemical pesticides and fertilizers, lack of awareness, poor sanitation, open defecation etc. Team found issues related to the farming and fishing which directly or indirectly was affecting the river biodiversity. Team had identified the key areas for interventions that are Agriculture, Fishing Practices, Community Sanitation, Personal Health and Hygiene, Open Defecation, Animal Husbandry, and Livelihood improvement. Major issues observed in agriculture were low productivity and income, lack of information about new techniques, high risk of flood, poor access of govt. schemes, no prevention and control on disease and PEST and availability of finance. Following interventions planned for the project village based on survey findings and need assessment:

Boundary and Agro forestry Plantation

Introducing new crops in terms of risk reduction of flood and better income

To promote organic farming practices by introducing composting practices, bio-

pesticides and other farming techniques

Providing information and trainings for sustainable farming (organic fertilizer, pesticides)

Possible market linkage and value addition

To provide access to quality seeds,

and

To encourage farmers to avail loans

from banks rather than local money

lenders.

To introduce community with

government schemes and programmes

To demonstrate alternate energy

source for lighting and cooking

To promote sanitation and hygiene

practices

To aware about disaster risk reduction etc.


2.2.1 Consultation and Awareness Programmes With the selection of village, CEE team conducted meetings and consultations. Various groups in the community like fisherman, farmers, artisans, occupation, elder, women and youth were approached for consultations and building understandings on project initiatives. For need assessment, participatory rural appraisal was done. Series of orientation meetings in each project village was also conducted. CEE expert team from Gujarat also visited villages and interacted with community to understand the ground realities and to finalize interventions for the project locations.

Meeting with community member of Golaganj village. Meeting with village member of Kayampur regarding the issues of village.

Community meeting in Patjirwa, Bettiah for formation of Souns Sanrakshan Samiti

Orientation meeting and Rapport building on Dolphin project in Pakhnaha, Bettiah


Discussions were done for the formation of Ganges river dolphin „Souns’ Conservation Committee in each project village and further sub common interest groups as farmers and fisherman. This committee was a decision making body which played advisory role with PRI and local development bodies. This committee decided on the plan of action and helped in identifying beneficiaries for demonstration and capacity building. Apart from this, community focused events were organized on the occasion of international biodiversity day and environment day.

Awareness Events

Location of event Purpose Date Details

Bahraich

Raja Baundi World Environment Day

5 June 2014 Community meeting

Raja Baundi, Golaganj, Kayampur, Silauta, Atodar villages

International Biodiversity Day - Green Wave Campaign

22 May 2015 Awareness Event and Plantation of Guava, Karunda, Litchi and Jackfruit saplings

Raja Baundi village World Environment Day

5 June 2015 Seminar, plantation and pledge

Silauta and Kayampur village

World River Day 27 September 2015

Rangoli on riverside and awareness meeting

Dolphin villages World Environment Day

5 June 2016 Community awareness meeting

Riverbank of Baundi and Silauta villages

World River Day 25 September 2016

Visit to river bank, combing, pledge

Bettiah Schools of dolphin villages

International Biodiversity Day - Green Wave Campaign

22 May 2015 Awareness Event and Plantation of Guava, Mango, neem, litchi and other saplings

Bettiah World Environment Day

5 June 2015 Workshop and Media Interaction

Pakhnaha Independence Day 15 August 2015 School and community interaction through rally on sanitation

Patjirwa Earth Day 22 April 2016 Plantation of bio-shield plants (Pipal, Pakad, Gular, Banyan, Bamboo)

Pakhnaha International Biodiversity Day

22 May 2016 Awareness event and plantation of Mahogani , Bottle Brush, Arjuna, Gulmohar, Neemkaudi, Sagwan, Pipal and Pakad

Glimpse of awareness events and community meetings in both the locations.


Community members, youth children observe World River day on the river bank at Bahriach


2.2.2 Capacity building and skill development workshops Based on needs emerged from consultation and baseline, CEE team facilitated capacity building programmes in both the project locations. Members for training/exposure visit was selected through Souns Sanrakshan Samiti meetings with the assistance from youth volunteer and also committee helped in identifying representatives from all five project villages. Expert institutions were identified and networking was done to organize visit or capacity building programme. Table below enlist types of trainings and capacity building programmes organized for community members under project: Details of trainings and exposure visits Sr. No.

Location Trainer/Training Institute

No. of Participants

Date of training

Topic of training

Uttar Pradesh

1 Bicchia, Katerniaghat, Bahraich

DEHAT 20 22-23 June 2015

Exposure visit cum training on organic farming

2 Kayampur Panchayat CEE expert 17 12 August 2015

Community based disaster risk reduction

3 Dolphin project village

CEE expert 166 5-8 January 2016

Organic farming techniques

4 Saraswati Shishu Vidya Mandir, Raja Baundi village of Bahraich

Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK)

222 30-31 May 2016

Training cum Capacity Building of Farmers on Organic Farming and Improved Animal Husbandry

5 Conference Hall of KVK


50 13 June 2016

Convergence meeting for KVK scheme NICRA

6 Government Highschool, Rajabaundi, Bahraich

CEE Expert 53 22 July 2016 Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) Training and Mock drill

7 FETC, Colonelganj, Gonda UP

Fisheries Entrepreneurship Training Centre (FETC)

45 11-12 August 2016

Training cum Capacity Building on Pisciculture

8 CEE Bahraich field office


45 25 November 2016

Linkage to government scheme - NICRA for improved seed varieties and farming techniques

9 Hamlet of Baundi and Silauta, Fakharpur, Bahraich

CEE Team based on UNDP training

42 11-12 April 2017

Panchgavya Mixture Preparation Training

TOTAL 660 16 days

Bihar

1 Patjirwa, Bettiah Central Bank Rural Self Employment Training Institute

31 22-27 June 2015

Organic based vegetable cultivation and nursery development with bank


(Cent-RSETI) Bettiah

linkage

2 Dolphin villages Shri Girdhari, Progressive Farmer

20 19-23 November 2015

Farm field training - vegetable farming linked with distribution of seeds

3 Chaumukha, Patjirwa, Pakhnaha villages

CEE expert 50 13 January 2016

Mushroom Cultivation training for women group

4 Madhya Vidyalaya, Kalya Sthan, Bettiah

Central Bank Rural Self Employment Training Institute (Cent-RSETI) Bettiah

32 10-15 March 2016

Animal Husbandry and Dairy Farming

5 Forest Resource Centre, Udaipur Wildlife Sanctuary, Bettiah

Forest Department and local experts

40 5 June 2016 Workshop cum Training on “Role of Agro Forestry in conservation of Environment, Biodiversity and Habitat of Ganges River Dolphin

6 Community Hall, Patjirwa, Bettiah

CEE Expert 87 3 August 2016

Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) Training and Mock drill

7 Panchgavya mixture preparation training at Pakhnaha and Patjirwa

CEE Expert 33 23 January 2017; 10 February 2017

Training cum demonstration of making mixture of panchgavya as bio-pesticide and its application

8 Badhaharwa, Chaumukha, Bettiah, West Champaran

Mr. Sarabjeet Sahni, Pisciculture Expert

33 25 February 2017

Promoting inland fisheries (pisciculture) along Gandak river

TOTAL 326 22 days

Over 10 farmers and youth volunteers from dolphin villages of Bahraich and Bettiah attended National level Training Workshop on Composting and Smokeless Cook-Stoves on 17-18 March 2016.

Exposure visit of farmers of Bahraich loation to DEHAT agency for observing organic farming and other vegetable farming techniques

Meeting cum orientation for farmers on alternate livelihood options and government schemes in Bettiah


CEE Bahraich organized two days “Training cum Capacity Building of Farmers on Organic Farming and Improved Animal Husbandry” on 30-31 May 2016 in collaboration with Krishi Vigyan Kendra

Village wise training was organized in Bahraich for farmers on organic farming practices in January 2016

Training was organized in Bettiah for women members on mushroom farming in January 2016

CEE Bettiah team conducted field training on farming techniques with farmers for vegetable farming

Six days Capacity Building on Animal Husbandry by RSETI in Bettiah

Training on DRR for youth in village of Bahraich by CEE team

Biopesticide making process training at Bahraich by CEE team


2.2.3 Demonstration of Alternate Livelihood Options During baseline survey and meetings, it was observed and expressed by community that there is need to introduce alternative options which help them adopt practices which are river friendly. As part of project interventions, CEE team visualized few demonstrations to help farmers and fishermen to adopt alternative options for their livelihoods and life. With the help of Souns Sanrakshan Samiti, beneficiaries were identified and introduced to new techniques of sustainable options through different programmes. Various interventions introduced were vermi-composting units, backyard vegetable farming, energy options, organic riverbed farming, sanitation related initiatives etc. Bahraich Sr. No

Demonstration of intervention in number of villages

Description of support

Year No. of Beneficiaries

Outcome and Results

1 Vegetable Seeds for backyard and farms (1)

Seeds of Bottle Guard, Okra, Chili, Brinjal, Pumpkin

April 2015

16 Community showed interest for improved seeds and used vegetables in their home

2 Vegetable Seeds for backyard farming (5)

Seeds of Tomato, cabbage, cauliflower, radish, carrot and pea; Onion and garlic

Nov. 2015

29 More people joined and started showing interest in adopting in alternative farming techniques

3 Backyard, farmland/ riverbed (5)

Seeds of Cucurbits (Lauki, Kaddu, Kheera, Kakdi, Torai, Karela) and lady finger, Chili, Radish

Feb & June 2016

119 Very encouraging results which helped farmers to raise their income by selling products in market

4 -do- Seeds of Pea, Chili, Cabbage, carrot, spinach, beet root, Onion

Oct 2016

71 Good quality production was observed in field

5 -do- Cucurbits (Lauki, Kaddu, Kheera, Kakdi, Torai, Karela) and lady finger , Ocra

2017 105 48.5 bigha was used to sow these seeds following organic method. Production was high in quality and gave good quantity. Products were sold in local market where farmers/fishermen got good price value.

4 Riverbed farming (3)

Seeds of Muskmelon and water melon recommended by CSIR

Jan 2016

25 48.5 bigha areas were used to grow melons. Produce was used by farmers for selling in local market and for their own consumption

5 -do- Seeds of Muskmelon and water melon of indigenous variety

Nov 2016

26 78 bigha of river side was covered where farmers got good production. Followed organic methods, thus products for


chemical free.

6 Banana plants (1) 300 tissue culture saplings (G9)from Biotechnology park

2016 3 190 saplings survived and gave good results. Out of these 100 plants had 180 bananas on one plant. Farmer has used only composed in the plants.

7 Fruit and Ornamental Trees (5)

Saplings of 100 plants of Mango, Gulmohar, Kadamb, Neem, Satparni, Kachnar; 25 plants Guava, Jackfruit, Karaunda, Litchi, Aam and 534 plants of Mango, Guava, Lemon, Pomegranate & Aonla were distributed (659)

May 2015;Aug 2015;April 2017

92 Plants are surviving well and are adding value to the ambience. Community is happy to have plants which will also hold soil during floods and provide fruits in 2-3 years.

8 Bioshield plantation (5)

Bamboo plants 89 saplings

2017 52 On riverside farms these saplings were planted to help in reducing havoc of floods

9 Vermicomposting Units (5)

Construction of pits Size: 7ft X 3 ft X 2 ft Model: Recommended by KVK and NABARD Shade: Thatched roof supported by bamboo rafters and purlins Earthworm species: Eisenia fetida Support provided for maurang, cement and mason, earth worm Contribution by beneficiary: Labour, bricks, sand, dung

2015-17

62 Compost from a pit can be taken in 3 rounds in quantity of 5-6 quintal each time. 1 quintal is sufficient for 1 bigha land. Farmers used their compost in their fields. Market rate for total annual production 15 quintal is @ Rs. 15000-25000. Quality of compost is good as farms are showing healthy plants and products. Farms where compost was used got fewer diseases. It also required less water for irrigation.

10 Bio pesticide (3) Panchgavya Support provided for drums and one time material

2017 6 30 litres of bio-pesticide gets ready in 15-20 days which could be used. 3 litre of prepared mixture needs to be mixed with 100 litres of water and can cover 1 acre area for spray.

11 Solar Lantern (5) Solar panel and lantern with mobile charging option (Mitwa - MS 352 model) Contribution by community Rs. 800 per lantern and rest 1003 was from project support

2016 30 People found lantern very useful as electricity supply is bad in the area. They could use solar lanterns to monitor their farms, charge their mobiles and women could cook meals in the light of lantern. More such units were in demand.

12 Smokeless Chulha Sarala Stove Mould 2017 20 40 per cent less use of wood cow


(4) (recommended by IIT Delhi)

dung cake; time saved in cooking and smoke free environment

13 Poultry (5) 400 chicks were provided - 10 to each family

2017 40 Alternative income source was provided to fisherman where each chick will be of Rs. 700 value on sale after maturity in 3 months.

14 Community Sanitary Complex (1)

1 unit of 3 seat raised platform toilet was constructed along water and solar light supply

2017 40 Over 40 families (6-7 members in each family) living around that area were benefitted with this community toilet complex. As there are no toilets in the area

15 Community dustbins (1)

3 community dustbins of 630 litre were installed in market area

2017 100 All waste generated from shops now go into dustbin which keeps the place clean.

16 Climate resilient farming (1)

Improved seeds provided by Krishi Vigyan Kendra with support from dolphin initiative - paddy, dhaincha (green manure), sundan charry (fodder), Wheat, Mustard, Onion, Lentil, Yellow Pea, Barseem (Fodder)

June & Nov 2016

684 Seeds along with training and on farm guidance helped farmers in getting better results. Compost was used in the farms. Production increased by 60 per cent in farms which provided additional income to beneficiary.

17 Pisciculture in Pond (1)

Fish seedlings were introduced in local pond

Dec 2015

1 Being flood plain, water aquifer of that pond reduced as water level went down in rivers. Thus fishes could not survive. Filling of water was required through artificial methods which was costly affair.

TOTAL 1521

Vegetable seeds distibution to farmers and fishermen for backyard and riverbed farming


Distribution of bamboo saplings and plantation of fruit tree in the village

Compost pit in use and good quality compost ready for use

Tissue culture Banana plants planted and farmer is delighted to see results of his labour

Distribution of bamboo saplings and plantation fruit tree in the dolphin village by community members

Riverbed farming of muskmelon and water melon along with sunflower by farmers and fishermen


Distribution of desi variety of chicks as alternative income option to fisherman

Community led toilet construction and final ready unit with painting

Community dustbin installed in market area to ensure cleanliness in the village roads

Preperation of Panchgavya mixture


Making smokeless chulha through mould and usage of chulha by women from the dolphin village

Use of solar lantern by a child in a beneficiary's family and lantern panel being charging by women

Glimpse of result of climate resilient agriculture in dolphin villages


Bettiah Sr. No.

Demonstration of intervention

Description Year No. of Beneficiaries

Results

1 Vegetable Seeds for backyard and farms (5)

Seeds of pointed gourd, onion, cauliflower, potatoes, tomatoes and other

Nov2015

26 This was initiated as entry point activity to help community to grow good quality vegetables and improvise their health

2 Vegetable Seeds for backyard farming (5)

Tomato, cabbage, cauliflower, radish, carrot and pea

Nov. 2015

8 Promoted organically grown vegetables with quality seeds with no investment on pesticide and less requirement of water

3 Papaya plant saplings (5)

Ranchi dwarf variety was provided to beneficiaries. Care and maintenance was done by the beneficiary

Sept 2015

500 Due to immediate rains, many plants could not survive. Presently over 50 percent plants are surviving and started bearing fruits.

4 Riverbed farming (4)

Seeds of watermelon, muskmelon, cucurbits

Jan-Feb 2016

20 Production was encouraging which was consumed by beneficiaries and was also sold in market. Added income benefit for BPL families

5 -do- Seeds of watermelon, muskmelon, long melon and pumpkin and cucumber. Care was taken by beneficiary.

Nov 2016

56 More people joined in growing riverbed crops following organic methods. People started seeing this as alternate income source.

6 Biopesticide Unit (5)

Matka rasayan and Panchgavya Support: Drum, Raw material Contribution: Cow dung, Cow Urine

2015: 2017

20 Prepared mixture was used by farmers in their field which is saving cost and also giving health crops

7 Vermi composting unit (5)

Compost pits were constructed Size: 6ft X 3 ft X 2 ft ; NABARD guidelines Support: bricks, cement, earth worms Contribution: Sand, Labour, agricultural residue, cow dung

2016; 2017

30 Production from compost pit is 3-4 quintal which is 3 times a year. Farmers are finding it economically sound as it has added benefits of less diseases to plants and reduction in use of water for irrigation

8 Mushroom cultivation (3)

Two species were introduced for mushroom cultivation - Button mushroom (Agaricus bisporus); Oyster

Jan 2016

5 Women members were involved in producing mushrooms, thus income generated from selling it is helping them to be


mushroom (Pleurotus ostreatus) Support: Spawn, plastic bag Contribution: Raw material and installation, care

independent. Production: 1 packet 2.5 kg similar 6 packets were used. The market rate of 1 Kg mushroom is Rs. 150/-.

9 Agro forestry and bioshield plantation (4)

Provided saplings of Mahogani (82), Jamun (82), Guava, Poplar plants through Hariyali scheme of State Government to 18 families (20000)

2016; 2017

100 Saplings were provided to BPL families of fisherman community. Plants will not only support with fruits but will act as bioshield

10 Animal husbandry (5)

Facilitated linkage to government scheme of KVK and RSETI to dolphin villages

2016 19 Beneficiary families started rearing more than 30 cattle (cow & buffalos)

11 Solar lanterns (5) Solar panel and lantern with mobile charging option (Mitwa - MS 352 model) Contribution by community Rs. 800 per lantern and rest 1003 was from project support

2017 30 Lanterns help members of family to complete their work. Thus work has become easier in their daily routine. More people now want to purchase this lantern.

12 Smokeless chulha (5)

Sarala Stove Mould (recommended by IIT Delhi) Support: Sieve, Pipe Contribute: Clay for making

2017 25 No smoke, less cooking time, less wood/dung cake required is some benefits community has got by adopting this chulha. Women find more time now for other creative work and feel much better in smoke free environment.

13 Sanitation - Individual household latrines (5)

Individual toilets as per State government approved designs and norms have been constructed in consultation with district officials Support : Bricks, Cement, Mason, labour, Sand, Toilet, Cemented Water Tank , Tap

2017 30 Fisherman community from BPL was benefitted with individual toilets. Many families were motivated to take government subsidy to construct toilets in their home. Sanitation has helped reduce expenses of family on medications. Community members feel comfortable in using this toilet as design is user friendly and quality of construction was ensured.

14 Poultry (5) Distributed 4-4 chicken (poultry) in the ratio of 3:1(3 female and one male)

2017 30 Fishermen community from BPL background has got additional income source which will give return in next 3 months

TOTAL 899


Demonstration on making of bio-pesticide for vegetable crops using Gomutra, Behaya, Madar, Neem, Bhang, Dhatura and local grass was shown by CEE team

Farmers were given orientation Plantation of papaya saplings in backyard and farms.

Farmers with production from riverbed farming

Distribution of Jamun and Mahogani saplings for plantation


Individual toilets in dolphin villages for BPL beneficiaries

Discussion with fishermen community and distribution of chicks for poultry

Smokeless chulha mould for making stoves Solar lanterns distributed to community

Women members were given training and spawn for mushroom culture


Demonstration of preperation of Panchgavya mixture for use in farms

Vegetables ready for use from backyard farming

Compost pits constructed in dolphin villages and manure ready after process

Bamboo plants planted by community and training of members about care of plants


2.2.4 Dolphin School - Community Interface As part of this activity in the project, the interaction between school and community was planned. It was envisaged that in year 2 and 3, an event as dolphin camp cum mela will organized getting various schools from their cluster on a sight to showcase their work to community. First Dolphin Camp cum Mela The event was organized on 12th and 13th April 2016 at Katerniaghat wildlife sanctuary. More than 200 children from 28 Dolphin schools of different dolphin cluster of UP and Bihar, schools from dolphin cluster of Katerniaghat, Mahsi(Baundi), Jarwal Road, Gonda, Meerut, Varanasi, Allahabad of UP and Begusarai, Bettiah, Bagaha, Muzaffarpur, Gopalganj, East Champaran, of Bihar attended the camp cum mela. More than 100 tharu community members, fishermen, forest officials, teachers, government officials and other key stakeholders were also taken part in the event. In total, more than 300 participants have visited to mela. All participants had participated in different competitions like exhibitions, Painting, Rangoli, Quiz, and Essay writing.


Second Dolphin Camp cum Mela Next round of “Dolphin Mela cum Camp” held on 24th and 25th April 2017 at Valmiki Tiger Reserve, Division-2, Forest Department, West Champaran. The main objective of event was to share learning and experiences through showcasing informative exhibitions on conservation of Ganges River Dolphin, biodiversity, forest, river and environment. In the event, more than 300 children from 38 Dolphin schools of different dolphin cluster of UP and Bihar, schools from dolphin cluster of Mahsi(Baundi), Jarwal Road, Gonda, Varanasi, Allahabad of UP and Saran, Bettiah, Bagaha, Muzaffarpur, Gopalganj, East Champaran, of Bihar ware taken part. More than 75 tharu community members, fishermen, forest officials, teachers, government officials and other key stakeholders were also taken part in the event. In total, more than 375 participants have visited to mela. All participants were participated in different competitions like exhibitions, Painting, pebble painting and quiz competition

Glimpse of Dolphin camp cum mela - nature trail, exhibition, dolphin game, prize distribution


2.2.5 IEC Material for Community A set of educational material was designed and developed focusing requirement of community. Following material was developed and disseminated: Sr. No.

Type of IEC Material Total number and Language

Target Group Year of development

1 Dolphin project medium size board for 10 project villages

10 in Hindi Local community leaders, media, visitors etc.

2014

2 Dolphin Awareness Display Poster

1000 in Hindi Local community, panchayat members, officials, media

2014

3 Organic Farming and Sustainable Livelihood booklet

1000 in Hindi Local community, NGOs, officials, institutions, etc.

2017

4 Dolphin Project film In English and Hindi For schools, community, viewers, officials etc.

2017


2.2.6 Ecotourism Ecotourism has been very significant in promoting responsible tourism in the protected areas, tourists are encouraged to tour natural areas with following certain code and conducts, which also promote conservation along with economic benefits to residing communities living in or nearby to the protected areas. In India, there are many natural areas, which are filled with natural beauty and adventures to experiences the activities of wildlife roaming inside of protected areas. Ecotourism is now becoming good trend for tourist to experience and feel the joy of rivers, forest, mountains, ice, wildlife, amazing flora and fauna, aquatic life etc. Such types of ecotourism provide economic benefits to tribal communities and also encourage them to conserve the nature and its heritage. Under the project two locations for promoting Dolphin specific ecotourism were identified. These sights are Katerniaghat Wildlife Sanctuary, Bahraich in Uttar Pradesh and Valmiki National Park (also known as Valmiki Tiger Reserve), West Champaran in Bihar. Dolphin Nature Camp of Bettiah School Cluster A two days camp was organized for dolphin schools on 07-08 Dec 2016 at Valmiki Tiger Reserve, West Champaran. Total 36 students from 8 dolphin schools of Bettiah and Bagaha were taken for 2 days camp.


Dolphin Nature Camp of Bahraich School Cluster Another nature camp was conducted at Katerniaghat wildlife sanctuary for Bahraich cluster dolphin schools from 2-3 March 2017 where 20 students and 2 teachers joined.

Ecotourism Brochure To promote dolphin focused ecotourism, a brochure has been developed in English for various stakeholders as part of the project.


Ecotourism Boards cum Panels Two wildlife sanctuaries were identified as potential site for promoting dolphin ecotourism each in Uttar Pradesh and Bihar. Local community youth were selected for discussion on becoming ecotour guide. Information related to species was shared. Safety related equipments like safety jackets, torch etc. were procured and provided at the sites. To aware tourists coming to sight about aquatic biodiversity and national aquatic animal, a set of information signages were developed to install outdoor in these sanctuaries. In consultation with Forest Department, these boards were installed. A set of five boards were developed covering information on sanctuary, aquatic species and code of conduct for ecotourists.

Ecotourism panels installed at Katerniaghat Wildlife Sanctuary, Bahraich on different points for visitors

Ecotourism panels installed at Valmiki Tiger Reserve, West Champaran on different points for visitors


2.2.7 Youth Volunteers From both the project locations, youth volunteers were selected and engaged to facilitate local community and schools on conservation efforts of Ganges River Dolphin and its habitat. These volunteers were given orientation about various threats to river and its biodiversity. A two days training was conducted for the volunteers to help them understand project. The youth volunteers were networked with key departments and individuals. Each youth volunteer was equipped with certain basic resource kit including cap, bag, brochures, badges, diary, stationery etc. Each volunteer was initially paid Rs. 1000 per month and later increased to Rs. 1500 towards the cost incurred for communication and local transport. Total 11 youth volunteers were working on the project at village level. Bahraich Sr. No.

Name of Village Block Name of youth volunteer Contact Number

1 Baundi Fakharpur Mr. Dinesh Kumar Tiwari 9161739254

2 -do- -do- Mr. Vivek Tiwari 9648150771

3 Golaganj Fakharpur Mr. Kanhayi Prasad 7317056054

4 Kayampur Mahsi Mr. Ramanuj 9454996365

5 Silauta Fakharpur Mr. Deenanath Verma 9670111924

6 Atodar

Fakharpur Mr. Bhagauti prasad 7897707798

Bettiah Sr. No.

Name of Panchayat

Name of block

Name of youth volunteer Contact number

1 Pakhnaha Bariya Sunil Thakur 8210271231 9570572941

2 Surajpur Bariya Ajeet Kumar 7277218078 9525463076

3 Uttari Patzirwa Bariya Giridhari Ram 8340724092 8084028866

4 Chaumukha Yogapatti Harendra Yadav 9006696273

5 Bhawanipur Yogapatti Sanjay Thakur 9135080321 8757158258

There were youth volunteers who got job or other opportunities; those were replaced with new volunteers who were given orientation. All volunteers met with CEE team on monthly basis as pre decided date of the meeting. This helped in taking feedback and preparing action plan of coming month. These volunteers were from project villages thus they acted as motivators to encourage people to take up alternate activities.


Engagement of Youth Volunteers in following activities of Dolphin Programme

SN Programme activities Task, assigned by Youth Volunteer

01 Strengthening Souns Sanrakshan Samiti (SSS)

-rapport building with community, follow up of local community and consultation on Dolphin programme -Formation of Souns Sanrakshan Samiti, selection of representatives of the committee -Organizing monthly meeting of Souns Sanrakshan Samiti -Strengthening and capacity building of representative

02 Planning and reporting -regular monthly meeting at Field office of Bettiah conducted -the recommendation and concerns of Project volunteer is included in the planning of project activities

03 Field Demonstration on Vegetable cultivation

-selection of beneficiaries as per norms and criteria -maintaining transparency in selection process of project beneficiaries -regular field visit in farm field of beneficiaries for handholding support

04 Training and capacity development initiatives

-support in selection of beneficiaries for organic based vegetable cultivation, currently beneficiaries for Mushroom and Pisciculture training are being identified and selected -Support and coordination in organizing the capacity development trainings

05 Vermi-compost pit Installation

-Selection of beneficiaries for installation of Vermin pit -Support in installing process of vermin Pit

06 Dolphin Board Installation

-Support in selection of location for Dolphin board installation

07 Youth sensitization -Facilitating youths on Dolphin Conservation

08 Women Strengthening -women are mainstreamed through SSS and project intervention

Shri Deenanath Verma He joined as volunteer in the dolphin programme in 2014 from village Silauta. He has passed intermediate and due to financial situation of his home he has to leave his studies in between to start earning. He says his way of thinking changed after joining dolphin initiative and various trainings offered by Centered. He says that he wants to not only find alternative income sources for him but would also like to help his people in the village. As volunteer, he facilitated discussions at village level and convinced people to try out new farming and fishing techniques. He was concerned about the fact that during floods and also in normal time, women face lot of problem as there is no toilets. When CEE started disucssion in his village on sanitation and need for a community toilet emerged, he readily offered his land for constructing the toilet. His contribution of land is now benefitting members of 40 families. A committee is formed to ensure its cleaning and maintenence. The District Magistrate visited village to inaugrate the toilet and he appreciated Mr. Verma's effort. He will be given an appreciation certificate by DM, Bahraich. He is now inspiration to several youth in the village. Shri Giridhari Ram Mr. Ram became part of dolphin programme as volunteer in 2015. He is a progressive farmer in his village Uttar Patjirwa. Trying out different methodologies and visiting to various institutions is his interest. He himself practices composting, preperation of bio-pesticides, mulching, machan farming etc. He decided to join dolphin programme to replicate these ideas in the area among community. Mr. Girdhari ji is respected person in the village and with the role of volunteer he became messenger for conservation of dolphin and rivers. After attending CEE's training programmes, he took initiative and conducted hands on trainings for community members. He says he will continue his work in villages around his area to get more people join organic farming movement.


Monthly youth volunteers meeting at field office to share updates and plan for coming month

Youth Volunteer's Training and review meeting on building understanding aquatic biodiversity and concept of sustainable villages


Project Output & Outcome

The Ganges River Dolphin Conservation Education Programme was implemented in Ganga basin during thirteen quarters starting from March 2014 till June 2017. The project could achieve its objectives as envisaged in the proposal. Below is the table showcasing output under each activity:

Sr. No.

Objectives Envisaged Activities Output and Results

1 To conduct Ganges river dolphin conservation education activities in schools at 20 locations in Ganga river basin.

Orientation-cum-Review meet of stakeholders and annual meets

Identification of 700 Schools and formation of 20 dolphin school cluster

Teachers Training workshop for 700 teachers and Annual Review Workshops

School Cluster activities including annual awareness campaign (2 events in a year in each cluster) and monitoring of activities

Conducted 3 rounds of meet annually for project partner NGOs

Total 747 schools enrolled in the programme from 20 clusters 10 each from UP and Bihar. Formed dolphin club with over 30000 children.

Teachers training were done for 731 teachers. Over 1020 teachers participated in annual review workshop.

Over 2-3 cluster events done annually where more than 18000 children participated

2 To develop and disseminate educational and awareness promotion materials for schools and different stakeholders.

Programme Brochure (2), Exhibition panels (2 sets), Revised book and Poster (1), Calendars (2) and Planners/chart(1), Badges, Caps, T shirts (1000) etc.

Developed and disseminated IEC material as envisaged. Stickers and badges from earlier phase were used for dissemination.

3 To develop a Ganges river dolphin Education Resource Centre at each of the 20 locations.

Setting up Ganges river dolphin education resource centres

The dolphin education resource centre was identified in all 20 school clusters and educational resources were provided for the centre

4 To raise awareness among non-dolphin location schools about national aquatic animal and conservation of its habitat.

Organize events in 3 non dolphin locations for schools to spread awareness

Conducted 3 events in non dolphin location where 570 students took part from 59 schools

5 To network with key institutions,

Meeting and consultations with key departments and institutions

Due care was taken to spread the information about the


departments and religious groups for raising awareness about required conservation actions for national aquatic animal and its habitat.

project through brochure and dolphin calendars to inform and involve various stakeholders in the programme. Details have been mentioned in each quarterly report.

6 To sensitize farmers and fishing communities about the importance of conserving Ganges river dolphin and rivers for their life and livelihood.

To set up field office in both locations

To conduct awareness programmes

To engage community in the programme

To develop and share communication material Poster, Pamphlet and stickers, Dolphin Boards and video film

Field office was established in both the locations

Awareness events on environment related days were conducted at village level

Souns Sanrakshan Samiti was formed in all project villages and regular meetings were done.

IEC material was developed including poster, pamphlets, stickers, booklet, dolphin boards and film

7 To assess the conservation issues and socio-economic status of communities at two project locations.

Conduct need assessment in 10 villages of both the project location to understand the local situation

Village level survey was done and then household survey was conducted. Through village level PRA exercise, need assessment was done to enlist required actions to be taken in terms of training and demonstration.

8 To build capacity of farmers and fishing communities living close to dolphin habitat at selected locations for adopting sustainable farming and fishing practices along with alternative livelihood options.

Skill based training programmes (4 in each location) for local communities focusing on sustainable farming and fishing practices and livelihood options

Demonstration of sustainable options of agricultural and fishing practices - vermicomposting (40), biopesticides (10), backyard vegetable farming (20-30), solar lantern & chulha (20); Soakage pit (100), alternate oil and pisciculture etc.

In each location 8-9 trainings were conducted which benefitted total 986 community members.

Demonstration options were finalized as per the need emerged after discussion: Vermi composting (92), Biopesticide (26), Solar lantern (60), Smokeless chulha (55), Toilet (30 individual + 1 CLTS); Farming vegetable (over 350) riverbed (120); Poultry (70), Banana, Papaya, mushroom, agro forestry etc. Linkage with government schemes has helped community to receive support for


plantation saplings and improved seeds for regular cropping

9 To engage youth in promoting eco-tourism activities and volunteering for river and its biodiversity conservation activities.

Local youths (over 20) are identified at project location; training; resource kit; monitoring

School-Community Interface - River Dolphin Mela-cum-Field Camp (2 rounds)

Ecotourism based activities (Camps, material, boards and discussion)

Youth (over 18) at village level were identified and were given training and resource kit. Monthly meeting was done at field office for reporting

In year 2 and 3 dolphin mela cum camps were conducted where over 1000 people participated

2 sites were identified in both the States for ecotourism promoting; 2 camps were conducted; meeting with local youth; 10 board were installed, brochure was developed and safety aids were provided to youth volunteers

Impact and Outcome of Programme 1. Reach in Schools

This programme involved rural schools which mostly are located near rivers. Generally these schools are unreached from any other programmes and opportunities.

Through this initiative schools residing along Ganga and its tributaries like Ghaghara, Gandak, Son, Saryu etc. were covered.

Awareness has been raised among school teachers, principals and students of all dolphin schools about river dolphin and other aquatic biodiversity through this programme. Schools reached out in three non-dolphin locations were also made aware about the species.

Teachers were trained about understanding this unique species, role in river ecosystem and our role in its threatened status and protection. Along with this teachers were guided to use new teaching learning methodologies which helped them to enhance their classroom transaction.

Children were engaged in using dolphin focused education material and being part of educational activities which helped them understand interdependence in nature.

Children got opportunity to creatively express their thoughts about their own surrounding especially connecting with river dolphin as mascot.


Schools have got interactive display material which encouraged student's participation.

Rally and similar awareness events were regularly organized in the clusters which helped connecting dolphin schools with nearby community with the message of save ganga - save dolphins.

Students and teachers who got opportunity to represent their cluster in national programmes was an important exposure for school to prepare themselves with good knowledge about species and environment.

Students were able to identify names of aquatic life such as birds found around rivers, river dolphin, gharial, magar, turtles using IEC material given during programme.

Media was very keen on reporting about what dolphin schools are doing on various environment days which helped in spreading the word about saving dolphin and its home rivers.

Camps and visit to river bank for school students helped them to see the situation on their own and they got hands on experience of observing rivers and its biodiversity. Students found themselves very connected to nature especially rivers with such visits which was expressed by them during interactions.

With annual teachers meet, it provided platform for sharing of experiences among schools helped them to improve on their presentation skills.

Block level education resource centres were onboard for the implementation of the programme in schools through which awareness was also raised among officials. Even training venues were given by education department in their own premises.

2. Reach of Community Interventions

The programme has build better understanding on species of Dolphin in the rivers, how its presence is beneficial to the river and human beings, they have been also able to understand about their role and actions in conservation of Dolphin and rejuvenation of river.

The socio-economic conditions has been improved of fishermen and farmers groups through the different entitlements and initiatives, the approach of riverside communities has been changed as they got alternative livelihood options through the programme

Better understanding on environmental and biodiversity issues, learnt skills on how they can take actions for conserving environment and river locally.

Shifting of livelihood approaches from fishing to farming, better understanding on WASH.

The concept of sustainable village is understood by community thus they are keen in saving natural resource for future generation.


There is upgradation of knowledge among community which bring sensitivity towards taking care of soil enrichment, crops requirement and biodiversity around.

Improvement in skills used for farming and they are now aware about new techniques which reduces cost of input given to any crop in terms of fertilizer, water and pesticide.

Intensive advocacy was done on sustainable fishing practices where fishermen were advised to catch bigger fishes and leave smaller ones for animals living in rivers and also following seasonal calendar for practicing fishing.

Sensitization of community members was done towards aquatic biodiversity and its protection which helped raising sensitivity and attachment towards saving dolphins and other aquatic species.

The Community members of nearby villages who heard about the result of the programme got also interested in the initiative and have asked to extend area of implementation of dolphin programme.

Boards installed in all project villages have helped build the understanding of the project and how this project is going to help river biodiversity and enhance people's livelihood

Demonstration of vermi composting process has helped farmers to adopt this method for making compost. Now farmers are confident about use of compost and are now promoting it to other farmers.

Resource material especially organic farming and sustainable livelihood booklet was useful for farmers as they have started using various methods given in the book.

Souns Sanrakshan Samiti is promoting conservation issues and advocating for entitlements under different schemes of government. A committee with non-involvement of funds is recognized as advocacy forum by community members.

Achievements in Bettiah Project Location

Collaborated with Rural Self Employment Training Institute, Bettiah, West Champaran, and run by Central Bank of India and Ministry of Rural Development, (MoRD) for providing training to selected beneficiaries under Dolphin programme. Community got connected to lot of schemes which will benefit them in future as well.

Collaborated with Agriculture Department and Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Madhopur Distt. West Champaran for technical assistance and guidance in farming which got various agriculture related programmes to reach dolphin villages

More than 08 beneficiaries linked with banks scheme for Cow Rearing Scheme of Bihar government

Collaboration with Forest Department for promotion of Agro forestry Scheme of Bihar Government, more than 35 beneficiaries linked with the scheme (More than 20000 plants of mix varieties distributed, survival rate is around 65 percent)

Collaboration with Red Cresent Society, District Unit-West Champaran for disaster management and relief operation in Dolphin project areas


Achievements in Bahraich Project Location

With backyard and riverbed farming demonstration, different vegetable crops and melons were produced covering more than 56 bigha land which was totally cultivated by using organic products. By selling these crops farmers got added extra benefit other than their routine income and got an alternate livelihood.

Association with Krishi Vigyan Kendra for their climate resilient crop initiative called NICRA (National Innovation in Climate Resilient Agriculture) in one of the dolphin village helped over 200 farmers to get benefit of the scheme.

Collaboration with Fisheries Entrepreneurship Training Centre (FETC), Colonelganj, Gonda with this project activities was helpful in terms of training of fisherman on various species and methods. Apart from this institute plans to work in field with fisherman in future for few field demonstration of fisheries.

District magistrate of Bahraich Mr. Ajay Deep Singh-IAS has inaugurated dolphin project supported community toilets and dustbins. He appreciated the quality of work and efforts taken by CEE under NMCG supported initiative in the village. The district authority announced to adopt Baundi dolphin village for making ODF.


Way Forward This three year duration project in Ganga basin has delivered some very positive and encouraging responses which become potential reason for continuing such efforts in future to save aquatic biodiversity and their habitat rivers. Schools, community, youth, institutions, media etc. were engaged in the entire journey of the project implementation which has not only shown positive results but have also shown path for future. The local networking and partnerships helped in working with wider group of stakeholders along with schools. The programme was able to generate interest among government departments, institutions, NGOs, researchers, youth etc. Consultations to bring in local issues such as state of river, biodiversity, livelihood etc could be part of the implementation strategy as this provides an opportunity to everyone to contribute and participate. Networking in the programme was focused on information dissemination while it was felt that networking could take one step forward and build in partnership with other ongoing similar initiatives. Other initiative of NMCG in the basin area focused on awareness generation could build upon or may be networked to get better visibility. Communication strategy used in the programme was one of the important learning areas which became key factor for the success of the programme. This phase of the programme built on phase I's learning thus it get into next level for school activities. Community, youth and ecotourism related interventions were introduced first time based on other similar efforts of other organizations. These have also shown lot of potential in taking them up at next level. It was strongly felt that youth groups from NSS, NYK and volunteer programme could also be engaged and synergized in such initiatives. Networking with protect areas where dolphins are sighted has huge potential for promoting ecotourism. So far forest focused ecotourism is seen in the country, we could see opportunities in river focused ecotourism. Similarly there are community driven forest management programmes but with the results from this project shows big possibility in doing community oriented river conservation programmes. As eco development committees are formed, we could look at rivers related stakeholders like fisherman, boatmen, riverbed farming farmers are also engaged. This initiative along river side shows potential of engaging farmers and fishermen community in practicing organic farming methods in vegetable and riverbed farming which becomes an add on income source. Youth of the village was associated in the programme in convincing community to learn and adopt new practices which had created great impact. CEE team has gained trust and confidence of the community members during this project and they are keen that Ministry of Water Resource and Ganga Rejuvenation should continue its support by providing support for some more time. Request from nearby villages have also started coming.


Plan for Sustainability of the Initiative Outcome from the programme and feedback from stakeholders about the initiative are very positive. One could see change in level of awareness among people about Ganges river dolphin and other aquatic biodiversity. The partner NGOs are feeling confident in running the educational programme and have built their own niche with the help of dolphin initiative in their location. Similarly at village level community has started thinking differently about river and its life. Earlier it was seen as place to just harvest resources and suffer from floods and its effects. Now they know that sustainable harvesting and caring for rivers and its aquatic biodiversity will be very important for them as well. While schools which have been associated in the programme will be connected with one of the other programme to support them with regular guidance. However, there is great scope to identify new locations and engage new school clusters in this programme. One could take dolphin as mascot for saving river Ganga and its biodiversity. Apart from schools, it would be quite relevant to engage youth group from local area, NCC, NSS and Nehru Yuva Kendra to take field level action based activates. The community level demonstration projects on organic farming and alternative livelihood, energy options, enterprises, eco-tourism options need to be scaled up and also replicated in other Ganga villages. Standard training programmes could be designed to train farmers about organic farming techniques and alternative options.


Annexures Annexure I - List of Schools Dolphin School Cluster list of Uttar Pradesh

Sr. No. Name of Location Number of Schools in the cluster

1 Allahabad 40

2 Bahraich - Jarwal 35

3 Bahraich -Baundi 39

4 Bahraich - Katerniaghat 40

5 Gonda 58

6 Faizabad 32

7 Merrut - Hastinapur 37

8 Bijnore 35

9 Kanpur 37

10 Varanasi 36

Total 389

Allahabad School Cluster list (40)

Sr. No.

Name of Dolphin School and address Name of Teacher in charge

Contact No.

1 Upper Primary School, Jamunipur, Allahabad Smt. Asha Singh 9621341942

2 Moti lal Nehru Inter College, Jamunipur, Allahabad Sri Ramsagar Maurya 9005779125

3 Priydarshani Balika Inter College, Jamunipur, Allahabad

Smt. Sunita Singh 9452263464

4 Vidya Bharti Public School, Jamunipur, Allahabad Sri Premshankar Mishra

9807384309

5 Tilak Inter College, Kotwa Allahabad Sri Arvind Yadav 9415874808

6 Maharishi Durvasha Inter College, Kakra Dubawal, Allahabad

Sri Rampratap Saroj 9415263116

7 K.N Upper Primary School, Kotwa Allahabad Umashankar Dubey 9696132373

8 Punjabi Public School, Chatnaag Road, Jhunsi, Allahabad

Shusri Ruchi Gupta 8423135340

9 Saint Mark Junior High School, Chak Hariharan, Chatnaag Road, Jhunsi, Allahabad

Smt.Nirmala Kesarwani

9695502236

10 H.A.L Yadav Junior High School, Ustapur, Mahmoodabad, Jhunsi, Allahabad

Sri Bal Krishna Yadav

9198497227

11 M.P Virla Inter College, Chatnaag Road, Jhunsi, Allahabad

Sri Manoj Kumar Mishra

9919268715

12 Vidyotama Vidya Mandir, North Lokmanpur, Naini, Dharm raj Singh 9026447397


Allahabad

13 Adarsh Shiksha Niketan Inter College, North Lokmanpur, Naini, Allahabad

Dharm raj Singh 9919249906

14 Saint Mother Teresa Public School, ADA, Naini, Allahabad

Ajay Shukla 9415322434

15 Maina Devi High School, Saint Lal Mukhiya Nagar, Naini, Allahabad

Anil Kapoor 9833350256

16 P.N Public Higher Secoundary School, Anandnagar, Naini, Allahabad

Sri Sandeep Kumar Mishra

9889634210

17 Gyan Bharti Upper Primary School, 125, Chakdau Nagar, North Lokmanpur, Naini, Allahabad

Sri Ravi Karan Singh 9415239015

18 Sri Sainath Vidya Mandir, New Manas Nagar, Naini, Allahabad

Sri Ravindra Babu Dohare

9997711819

19 Dr. Murli Manohar Joshi Inter College, ADA, Vikas Road, Naini, Allahabad

Sri Gyan Prakash Mishra

9793720993

20 Maa Sharda Vidya Mandir Highschool, 25 E, Vikas Road, Gurunanak Nagar, Naini, Allahabad

Sri Krishna Raj Singh 9616789509

21 G.S Science Academy, 25 E Mukta Vihar Naini, Allahabad

Rakesh

22 M.P Junior High School, ADA Colony, Naini, Allahabad

Noor Julha 9628177652

23 S.S Convent Inter College, Naini, Allahabad Sri Arun Srivastav 9795459130

24 Janta Academy, Chak, Naini, Allahabad Sri Yogvinder Singh 9616768447

25 Smt. Vimla Devi Junior High School, TSL Naini, Allahabad

Sri Pawanesh Kumar 8382919337

26 Sri Panch Lal Shiksha Samiti High School, DADI, Allahabad

Sri Jagdish 8738018322

27 Madarsa Siddiqui Memorial, Fatehmiya Ka Poora, Naini, Allahabad

Azhar Islam 9389090047

28 Gita Vidya Mandir, Kanela, Naini, Allahabad Sri Vinod Kumar Pandey

9839420464

29 Adarsh Junior High School, Chaklal, Naini, Allahabad Chandrika Prasad Shukla

9451051405

30 Gurukul Montessori School, Shantipura, Fafamau, Allahabad

Sri Anumedha Singh 7388928846

31 Sainath Public School, 36 E, Shantipuram, Fafahmau, Allahabad

Sri A.K Singh 8853473240

32 Shishu Shikha Niketan, Shantipuram, Fafahmau, Allahabad

Smt. Sandhya Singh 9452485737

33 Dream Land Play Way Nursery & Primary School, E 41, Shantipuram, Fafahmau, Allahabad

Smt. Juni Agarwal 9307918621

34 Anglo Bengali Inter College, Civil Line, Allahabad -Resource Centre

Dr. Prasanna Ghosh 9839824845

35 Bharat Scout Guide College, Bank Road, Allahabad Sri P.K Chaturvedi 9839152427

36 Maa Bharti Vidya Mandir, 1/R/1, Tilaknagar, Allahpur, Allahabad

Smt.Padam Vasahnai 9026804459


37 S.B Public Junior Highschool, 631A/1, Dariyabad, Allahabad

Sabana Begum 9389377720

38 Madarsa Arviya Faizul Ullum, 273 A/2 Jogighat, Dariyabad, Allahabad

Fauziya 9336669692

39 Madarsa Izra Convent School, Rizwan, Colny Karailli, Allahabad

Sikander Khan

40 R.L.T Convent School, Thadbilar, Kaundhiyara, Allahabad

Sri Karunapati Tripathi

9415615411

Bahraich (Jarwal) School Cluster list (35)

Sr. No

Name of dolphin school and Address Name of Teacher in charge

Contact Number

1 Junior High School- Kanya Vidyalaya, Jarwal Road Shri Pankaj Kumar Tripathi

8924082591

2 Junior High School- Barwaliya Shri Afzal Hussian 9839701517

3 Junior High School- Jatora Shri Ram Raj Singh 9936878767

4 Junior High School- Retihata Shri Abdul Kadir 9415927992

5 Junior High School -Updhi Shri Sukhdev 9452480717

6 Junior High School- -Rudayin Shri Maksood Ahmed 9648963898

7 Junior High School- Mustafabad Shri Muvassir 8924019062

8 Junior High School- Naya Purva Shri Akeel Ahmed 9450423821

9 Junior High School- Atwa Shri Sohan lal 8004103845

10 Junior High School- Jarwal Shri Mohd. Kasim 9450424221

11 Junior High School- Bhartha Khanehata Shri Mohd. Abdulla 9984714643

12 Junior High School- Kasmadha Shri Om Praksh Gupta

9450115199

13 Junior High School- Behrampur Shri Guru Narayan Maurya

9450746482

14 Junior High School- Nasirganj Shri Ram Swaroop 9450395452

15 Junior High School- Dhawariya Shri Fakhrool islam 9936991881

16 Junior High School- Adampur Shri Neeraj Gupta 9936066929

17 Junior High School- Tapesipah Shri suresh saroj 9415583568

18 Junior High School- Parsohar Shri Asif Ali 9838269184

19 Junior High School- Ahta Shri Rajkishor Shukla 9415774991

20 Junior High School- Dhansari Shri Ubedurrehman 9450423800

21 Primary School-Niyamatpur Shri Pankaj kumar 9450747593

22 Primary School-Ghaghra Ghat Smt. Mayawati 9565042026

23 Primary School-Jatora Shri Vishnu Pratap 9058785361

24 Primary School-Parsohar Shri Khali kujjama 8115503366

25 Primary School-Dhansari Shri aleem Ahmed 8953951615

26 Primary School-Jarwal Dehat Shri Vijay Yadav 8922044507

27 Primary School-Chakpurwa Shri Adnan Shakir 8115315256

28 Primary School-Nasirganj Shri Nazir Hussain 8736041020

29 Primary School-Atwa Shri Neeraj Dwivedi 9415118252

30 Primary School-Rithaoda Shri Furkan Ahmed 9839544689


31 Primary School-Dhaokal Purwa Shri Amarnath 9918842336

32 Primary School-Khasepur Ms. Akanksha Singh 9453614049

33 Primary School- Adampur Shri Maneesh Kumar Maurya

9453488015

34 Primary School-Bahrampur

Shri Shailendra Kumar

9453839224

35 Primary School-Purainipurwa Shri Riyaz Ahmed 9125515625

Bahraich - Baundi school cluster list (39)

Sl. No

Name of Dolphin School and Address Name of Teacher in charge

Contact No.

1 Upper Primary School, Hemnapur Ashok Kumar 7800026842

2 Upper Primary School, Sarai Jagna Sant Kumar Singh 9455041150

3 Upper Primary School, Gajadharpur Ashish Singh

4 Upper Primary School, Saugahna Kamlesh kumar Pandey

7376741543

5 Upper Primary School, Bubkapur Haradayram 721771547

6 Upper Primary School, Kundas Para Wali-Ur-Rahman Ansari

9415755234

7 Upper Primary School, Sipahiya Hulas Atul Kumar 991825033

8 Upper Primary School, Ramapur Kindhauli Krishna Nand Nigam 993548730

9 Upper Primary School Kanya, Madhopur, Fakarpur – II

Salaudeen Ansari 9839701136

10 Upper Primary School Kanya, Baundi Kauslesh Kumar Shukla

8604695355

11 Upper Primary School, Fattepurva Pankaj Kumar Chaturvedi

9838269626

12 Upper Primary School, Karehna Mohd. Imran 9565233030, 9455108138

13 Upper Primary School, Mangarval Manoj Kumar Gangwar

9412585296

14 Upper Primary School, Ratanpur Veena Srivastav 9935799268

15 Upper Primary School, Babhnauri, Mahsi Bal Govind Awasthi 9984250685

16 Upper Primary School, Muraua Munsari Roop Kumar 9838176158

17 Upper Primary School, Golaganj Shyam Sundar Trivedi 9919111405

18 Upper Primary School, Jaitapur - I Amit Kumar 9454023368

19 Upper Primary School Kanya, Jaitapur – II Rashid Ahmad 9452311430

20 Upper Primary School, Manjhara Taukali Rajesh Kumar Gupta 9454762250

21 Upper Primary School, Gyarah Sau Reti Dinesh Kumar Suryavansh

9956433605

22 Upper Primary School, Lokhadiyan Purva Parmanand Yadav 7408562300

23 Upper Primary School, Nandval Surrendra Prakash Gaud

9935420528

24 Upper Primary School, Bamiyari Jagdamba Prasad Singh

8948011523


25 Upper Primary School, Husepur Rajani Singh 9453893160

26 Upper Primary School, Samda Hakikudeen

27 Upper Primary School, Bhauri Shasi Bala Mishra 8004042192

28 Upper Primary School, Sai Gaun Pradeep Kumar 9125670756

29 Mahant Jogeswarpuri Ucchattar Madyamik Vidyalay, Nandwal

Chandrashekhar Verma

9721301545

30 Balbhadra Singh Inter College, Areia Ashutosh Sharma 9648789635

31 Sri Pt. Satyadev Mani Tripathi Ucchatar Madyamik Vidyalay, Jaitapur

Vishvnath Pandey 9918145292

32 Adarsh Ram Janki Vidya Mandir, Jaitapur Rajesh Awasthi 9415120043

33 Sarvoday Public School, Alinagar Kapil Dev Pandey 9984822451

34 Janta Laghu Madyamik Vidyalay, Baundi Anil Kumar Ojha 7860729250

35 Saraswati Sishu Mandir, Baundi Pramod Kumar Dixit 9838499104

36 Upper Primary School, Khaparwa Shiv Kumar Singh 9670934901

37 Primary School, Pure Shivnarayan, Manjhara Taukali

Babulal Maurya 9452496973

38 Primary School, Bhambhara Manjhara Taukali Yadvendra Yadav 9453099817

39 Upper Primary School, Kothawal Kala Mohd. Bilal Ansari 945197787

Bahraich - Katerniaghat school cluster list (40)

S. No

Name of dolphin school and address Name of teacher in charge

Contact Number

1. The Terai Educational Academy, Amba Vishnapur Rampal 05254 298003

2. Vananchal vidalaya, Bichia bazaar Mohd. Kadir 7889965835

3. SSP Intercollege, Girjapuri Mohd Ramdhan 9473736788

4. Jai Maa Durgei Junior high school, Chaphariya Vishan Tiwari 8874855089

4. Bappa ji Inter college, Chaphariya Jay chand 9616254199

5. Jai Hind Junior High school, Sujaulli Suneel Kumar 8874725962

6. Krishna Buddha Junior High School, Sirsiyanpurwa Barkhariaya

Ramsamuj Maurya 8052204461

7. Junior high school, Kternighat/Amba Niklesh Verma 9453547219

8. PSschool, Amba Bhanu kannujiya 9453073711

9. Junior high school, Vishnapur ShayamPal Chudhary 9451794362

10. Junior high school, Rampurwa/Fakirpuri Km. Sushila 9451752271

11 Junior high school, Bardia Chaviraj 9454266650

12 Junior high school, Bhartapur,Near Kailashpuri barrage, Amba

Sukumar Sarkar

13 Junior high school, Karikot Satish Kumar 9453900693

14 Junior high school, Jamunhia/Rajaram tanda, Karikot

Rajendra Kumar 9005012415

15 Junior high school, Azamgarhpurwa, Karikot Anil kumar Verma 9450728231

16 Junior high school, Rajendrasingh purwa, Karikot Devendra Nath Awasthi

9161038550

17 Junior high school, Vishuntanda,Karikot Noor-e-Asjadi 9452039043


18 Junior high school, Girjapur/jamunhia,karikot Asaadi 9451476232

19 Junior high school, Chafaria 1st Suryasen 8601916955

20 PS Chafariya , Chafaria 2nd Dayanand 9451551693

21 Junior high school, Sujaulli Susheel kumar 8874726962

22 Junior high school, Tirloki Gauri, Sujaulli Surendra Bhadur 8765240092

32 Junior high school, Paraspurwa,Sujaulli Preetam Kumar 7800259176

24 Junior high school, Bhiaysahi Sujaulli Beshash Pal 9453430865

25 Junior high school, Dharampurn Ratia,Jungle Gulhariya

Munnalal 9565054978

26 Junior high school, Dhaniabelly,Jungle Gulhariya

27 Junior high school, Rampur ratiya Jungle Gulhariya

28 Junior high school, Barkharyia Abdul Haneef 9628283697

29 Junior high school, Anand nagar,Barkhariya Indermani Mishra 9450210239

30 Junior high school, Taliya Gauri,Barkhariya

31 PS Bajpur Bankati, Bajpur Bankati Santosh pal 9452150748

32 Junior high school, Nai Basti Durai pal 9452039094

33 Junior high school, Fakirpuri Vijay Kumar 9415122987

34 Junior high school-2, Rampurwa FakirPuri Ramakant Bajpai

35 St.GBM Convent Academy, Chafariya Narendra Bajpai 9451925879

36 PS Kailashpuri, Chaluywa Rajendra Singh 9453863755

37 Bright land Academy, Hriharpur Lalpur Mathai Ramesh Sagar 9839447521

38 Grameen Balika Shiksha Priyojna, Bhawanipur ShivKumari 8765240092

39 Grameen Balika Shiksha Priyojna, Bichiya Km. Mulayam

40 Saraswati Shishu MAndir, Sujaulii Jitendra Jaiswal 9451752271

Merrut (Hastinapur) school cluster list (35)

S. n


Contact no.

1 BRC Prakshitgarh Dr. Devendra Singh Yadav

9411022234

2 Purva Madhyamik Vidyalaya, Jalalpur, Hastinapur Mukesh Kumar 9412663567

3 Project Adarsh School, Hastinapur Ramindra Kumar 9837123617

4 Junior High School Hastinapur Sarvesh Singh 9927384622

5 Primary School, Manoharpur Colony Harishpuri 9897770647

6 GIC, Hastinapur Nandlesh Kumar 9897031629

7 Bhariya Gramoudyog Vikas Sansthan Chandra Shankar 9897315959

8 Uchh Prathmik School, Narangpurgarh Prem Singh 9927919740

9 Primary School, Dhikaini, Prakshitgarh Kushal Veer Singh 9758572379

10 Primary School, Meerpur Satho Nangal Vikrant Kumar 9719331080

11 Purva Madhyamik Vidyalaya, Asifabad Gyaneshwari Sharma 9719243055

12 Purva Madhyamik Vidyalaya, Dudhlikhadar Pratap Singh 9411264344

13 Primary School, Dudhlikhadar Rakesh Sharma 8938982103

14 Sandeep Kumar Sharma 9756968296

15 Primary School, Kanker Kheda, Latifpur-3 Poonam Narang 9997693533

16 Primary School, Latifpur -1 Sanjay Kapoor 9456232830


17 Purva Madhyamik Vidyalaya, Dhakaini Neeraj Kumar Harit 9412109358

18 Primary School, Amargarh, Hastinapur Rajesh Sharma 9627212545

19 Primary School, Atalpur Manoj Kumar Sharma

9634388016

20 Primary School, Rathore Kala Satish Kumar Sharma 9012950506

21 Primary School, Kedikala Ashok Bansal 7500035768

22 Primary School, Bastora Narang Gautam Kumar 8791633017

23 Primary School, Paltupuri Jagmohan 897960990

24 Primary School, Kishorpur Bindesh Kumar 9758968162

25 Primary School, Malipur, Hastinapur Santram 9557740552

26 GGIC Hastinapur Babita Rani 8868890961

27 GGIC Hastinapur Pragya Rani 8958444611

28 Volunteer, BUES Mohit Kumar 7503555736

29 Purva Madhyamik Vidyalaya, Adyakosh Sunil Paswan 7060129512

30 Kanker Public School Manoj Kumar 9927744082

31 Social Activist Bablu Singh 9997828641

32 Volunteer, BUES Satendra 9719942924

33 Purva Madhyamik Vidyalaya, Hastinapur Babita 9997122396

34 Purva Madhyamik Vidyalaya, Rathora Ved 9897646344

35 Purva Madhyamik Vidyalaya, Firojpur Mridul Kumar 8445284380

36 Purva Madhyamik Vidyalaya, Behsujha Manoj Kumar 9756236869

37 BEO Hastinapur Sher Singh 7830799999

Gonda School Cluster List (58)

S. No.


Contact No.

1 Uchh Prathmik School, Indrapal Purva Anant Ram Vishvakarma

9918511004

2 Primary School, Chandrabhanpur Rajendra Kumar Yadav

9918683913

3 Primary School, Pure Ajab Brajesh Singh Kushvaha

9452580771

4 Uchh Prathmik School, Jholahan Purva Abdul Majid 9450522952

5 Uchh Prathmik School, Ullaha M. Yaqoob Siddiqui 9415666056

6 Uchh Prathmik School, Tepra Purva Ghat Heera Lal Mishra 9565455792

7 Primary School, Reksadiya Santosh Kumar 9984934891

8 Primary School, Regnaha Indra Kumar 9452544742

9 Uchh Prathmik School, Mohhamadpur Gadval Manoj Kumar 9450518609

10 Primary School, Baseriya Dharmraj 9918242631

11 Uchh Prathmik School, Rampur Tepra Babulal Mishra 9532745358

12 Uchh Prathmik School, Viviyapur Avdhoot Nagar M. Uvaish Ansari 9450525321

13 Uchh Prathmik School, Pratappur Dudhnath Singh 9451855251

14 Uchh Prathmik School, Sammaythan Rajkumar Gupta 9161105332

15 Uchh Prathmik School, Lalemau Kali Prasad Yadav 9005131480

16 Primary School, bhatpurva Amjad Ali 9415742530


17 Primary School, Saraeya 2 Ishver Sharan Mishra 9670384345

18 Primary School, Saraeya 1 Umesh Kumar 7607564797

19 Primary School, Bardaha Prem Narayan 9452966934

20 Primary School, Mohhamadpur Gadvar Rajkapur Sharma 9839873029

21 Uchh Prathmik School, Atarsueya Manjha Salik Ram Verma 9451026119

22 Primary School, Kashipur Ram Bhavan 945107967

23 Uchh Prathmik School, Pradhanpurva Harinarayan 8756849015

24 Primary School, Divli Mo. Asalam Khan 9452688562

25 Primary School, Uskapur Mo. Aftab Khan 98896844

26 Model School P.S. Coloneganj N.M. Tripathi 9415662437

27 Avadhpal Singh Yadav P.S. Nauvanpurva Avadh Pal Singh Yadav

9455892019

28 Shivshanker P.S. Khalepurva Shiv Shanker 9628781329

29 Primary School, Kachanapur Rajneshe Kumar 9473540729

30 Primary School, Nakahara Nandshyam 7081077950

31 Primary School, Dhaurahra Ravi Pratap Singh 9454507457

32 Primary School, Pratappur Bhagvat Prasad 9598715919

33 Primary School, Nakar Kamta Prasad Tiwari 9453578371

34 Uchh Prathmik School, Mauhar Gosaipurva Laxmi Prasad 9450517832

35 Primary School, Gherkuiyan Chandan Kumar 9984170210

36 Primary School, Shahpur 1 Ajay Kumar Patel 9451040658

37 Primary School, Pooreangad Ramesh Kumar Patel 9956487017

38 Primary School, Sheeshamau Satish Kumar 9792323916

39 Uchh Prathmik School, Yakoobpur Ram Chander 9455462306

40 Primary School, Gukhlima Ramesh Kumar 9453463014

41 Uchh Prathmik School, Gurvalepa Brahama Prasad Awasthi

9455124280

42 Primary School, Dhanava 1 Manish Kumar Shrivastava

8416944350

43 Primary School, Dhanava 2 Manoj Kumar 9919485821

44 Primary School, Dhanava 3 Kripa Ram 9936629288

45 Primary School, Sammathan Reksadiya Ashutosh Kumar Tiwari

9984446486

46 K.G.B.V. Coloneganj Sarita Singh 9415904643

47 Uchh Prathmik School, Reksadiya Rajaram 9605193145

48 Primary School, Sakatpur Shailendra Pratap Singh

8808068536

49 Primary School, Shahpur 2 Ashok Kumar Shukla 9792063379

50 Primary School, Khajuriyadeeh Harishanker 9838231081

51 Uchh Prathmik School, Khajuryadeeh Surendra Singh 8090555763

52 B.R.C. Coloneganj Krishn Kumar 9450525978

53 Uchh Prathmik School, Gaurasinghpur Vijay Pal Singh 9452522189

54 Primary School,Rudauli Manoj Kumar Shukla 7753823639

55 Uchh Prathmik School, Reksadiya Rajaram 9005193145

56 Primary School, Narayan Pursal 1 Rui Khan 8052140215

57 Uchh Prathmik School, Ruduali Devendra Kumar 9451877676


58 Uchh Prathmik School, Vaishanpurva Shobha Ram 9621046023

Faizabad School Cluster List (32)

Sr no.


Contact no.

1 M.L.M.L Inter College, Rikabganj Dist. Hospital, Faizabad

Mritunjai Singh 9455147513

2 M.P.L.L Adarsh Inter College, Dhara Road Faizabad

Alok Serivastava 9415077050

3 Rajkaran Vaishya Inter College, Station Road faizabad

Ajay Mishra 9450854429

4 Forber International college, Station Road faizabad S.S.H.A Malik 8090132029

5 Rajkiya Inter College, Dal Mandi Station road Faizabad

Uday Bhan Singh 7376009560

6 Shyam Sunder saraswati I.C, Kashmiri Mohalla City Faizabad

Kausal Kishor 9026246636

7 Shabuddeen Ram Sitaram Balika I.C, Amani Ganj Faizabad

Sunayna Mishra 9415715084

8 J.N Public School, Lalbagh Tiraha Basmandi Faizabad

Dolly Singh 9044177676

9 PS Lalbagh, Nagar Area Lalbagh Faizabad Naresh Kumar 9621342939

10 Arya Kanya Inter College, City Faizabad Seema Tripathi ….

11 Tazimmul Kuraishi Girls I.C, Niyawa Faizabad Rehana Khan 8543814091

12 Grammar Inter College, Lalbagh Faizabad R.K Sharma 8953519639

13 Anil Saraswati I.C, Bahadurganj Faizabad Girish Chandra 8081007919

14 M.D Girls Inter College, Maqbara Faizabad Station Road

Shali …

15 TVS Memorial Adarsh I.C, Berouli Post Jyoti Sadan Masoudha

Manoj Kumar 9795652900

16 Bnav Jyoti Modern Public School, Masoudh Faizabad

Anuj Mishra 9919343345

17 Laxmi Bal Vidya Mandir, Moti Nagar masoudha Faizabad

Aditya Mishra 9453149550

18 Seth Dwarika Das HSS, Motinagar faizabad Rajendra Prasad 9453185881

19 S.D.M Gramothhan Sikshan Sansthan, Madhwa Moti Nagar Faizabad

Ritesh Sharma 8400598696

20 Prathviraj Chauhan I.C, Barwa Motinagar Faizabad Prasiddh Arya 7275663058

21 R.L Vidya Mandir I.C, Barwa Motinagar Faizabad Pankaj Maurya 9453476635

22 Global Sikshan Sansthan, Basaitpur Madhwa Faizabad

P.N Mishra …

23 Anurag Siksha Niketan, Anantpur Faizabad Kamlesh Yadav 9794743663

24 Senani Jagmohan S.J College, Mirzapur Nimauli Faizabad

Lalit Mohan 8960730675

25 Saraswati Vidya Mandir I.C, Bhadarsa Bharat Kund Faizabad

Anil Kumar 7388540390


26 P.S Masoudha, Masoudha Faizabad Saliha Bano 9453151675

27 P.S Bharatpur, Lalbagh faizabad Shabana 9935144373

28 P.S Nandi Gram, Nandigram Faizabad Raj Nandani 9415472680

29 V.M.U.M School, Rikab ganj faizabad Sadhu saran 9451203646

30 Scholar's Acadamy, Sona Campus Faizabad Haidar Abbas 7275822954

31 Guru Nanak School, Khidki Alibeg Faizabad Manju Srivastava 8604171088

32 Anil Sarsawati I.C, Vajirganj Lovkush nagar saket Faizabad

S.S Singh 9454296469

Kanpur School cluster list (37)

Sr. No


Contact no.

1. Kanya Prathmik Vidyalaya, Kanpur Bhawan Manju Devi Vajapai 9453286541

2. Prathmik Vidyalaya, Jageshwar Mandir, Khyora, Shashtri Nagar, Kanpur

Vandita Verma 9839151688

3. Prathmik Vidyalaya, Swaroop Nagar Jyora, Shashtri Nagar, Kanpur

Rachna Yadav 9450156557

4. Purva Madhyamik Vidyalaya, Akbarpur Seng, Bilhaur, Kanpur

Salil Sonkar 9451284323

5. Purva Madhyamik Vidyalaya, Bithur, Kalyanpur, Kanpur Nagar

Kamini Begum 9335607279

6. Prathmik Vidyalaya, SarSaiya Ghat, Kanpur Sheelu Kanoujia 7505638667

7. Prathmik Vidyalaya, Purana Kanpur-1, Kanpur Sushma Gautam 9453538129

8. Prathmik Vidyalaya, Jajmau, Siddharth Ghat, Kanpur Nagar

Chhaya Dixit 9335868659

9. Uchchtar Madhyaamik Vidyalaya, Beri Akbarpur, Shahtri Nagar, Kanpur

Madhup Kumar Shukla

9919296260

10. Purva Madhyamik Vidyalaya, Aankin, Bilhaur, Kanpur

Pramod Kumar Dewedi

8924037079

11. Purva Madhyamik Vidyalaya, Vipasi, Sursaul, Kanpur

Renu Kumari 9450930423

12. Prathmik Vidyalaya, Manatala, Shivrajpur, Kanpur Sudha Rathore 9651860757

13. Prathmik Vidyalaya, Allahpur Baseni, Shivrajpur, Kanpur

Kumari Archna 7499436709

14. Prathmik Vidyalaya,Rajepur, Shivrajpur, Kanpur Gita Devi Awasthi 9695321244

15. Uchchtar Madhyaamik Vidyalaya, Hindupur, Kalyanpur, Kanpur

SurendraKumar Mishra

7379872404

16. Uchchtar Madhyaamik Vidyalaya, Radhan, Bilhaur, Kanpur

Ram Snehi Pal 8765152844

17. Prathmik Vidyalaya, Parmat-1, Kanpur Anil Kumar Dixit 9956093441

18. Uchchtar Madhyaamik Vidyalaya (Kanya), Kanpur Mukund Awashi 9838310516

19. Prathik Vidyalaya, Tula Purwa, Shivrajpur, Kanpur Rajiv Kumar 7052282434

20. Prathmik Vidyala, Tari Pathak, Chaubeypur, Kanpur

Sudhir Kumar Jain 8948976490

21. Purwa Madhyaamik Vidyalaya, Khawajipur, Sangeeta Khare 9936153045


Chaubeypur, Kanpur

22. Prathmik Vidyalaaya, Taripathakpur, Kanpur Rajjkumari 9451673401

23. Prathmik Vidyalaya, Wajidpur, Kanpur Saroj Kumari 9554708225

24. Purwa Madhyaamik Vidyalaya, Khyora Katri, Kanpur

Mamita Sharma 9450111704

25. Purwa Madhyaamik Vidyalaya, Sunaodha, Kanpur Sangeeta Saxena 9336447575

26. Purwa Madhyaamik Vidyalaya, Nanamau, Bilhaur, Kanpur

Alok Kumar 9936902516

27. Prathmik Vidyalaya, Sunauda, Chaubeypur, Kanpur

Jitendra Singh 9839583231

28. Uchchtar Madhyaamik Vidyalaya, Katrishankarpur Sarai, Kanpur

Pushpendra Kumar Singh

7860258315

29. Uchchtar Madhyaamik Vidyalaya, Narayanpur, Sarsaul

Devendra Singh 8604397407

30. Purwa Madhyaamik Vidyalaya, Lodhwakheda, Kaanpur

Mohd Inamullah 9935588996

31. Uchchtar Madhyaamik Vidyalaya, Rajepur, Shivrajpur, Kanpur

Rajeev Katiyar 9336397374

32. Uchchtar Madhyaamik Vidyalaya, Kidwai Nagar, Kanpur

Puja Chauhan 9040507121

33. Prathmik Vidyalaya, Kidwai Nagar, Kanpur Poonam 8423933511

34. Uchchtar Madhyaamik Vidyalaya, Hasauli, Kaziganj, Bilhaur, Kanpur

Beena Sharma 9918158397

35. Uchchtar Madhyaamik Vidyalaya, Shekhpur, Sadar Bazar, Kanpur

Suman Kumari 9453314795

36. Mantora Public School, Kanpur Kulpreet Kaur 7860480860

37. Purwa Madhyaamik Vidyalaya, Sarsaul, Kanpur Umakanti Mishra 7499393186

Bijnore Cluster School List (35) S.N. Name of dolphin school and address Name of Teacher in

charge Contact No

1 Junior High School, Muzaffarpur Keso Umesh Singh 9412528186

2 Primary School, Siroha Surendra Singh 9568624576

3 Primary School, Muzaffarpur Keso Jaibhagwan 9997428385

4 Primary School, Hemraj Colony Suresh Chandra 9897857286

5 Junior High School, Hemraj Colony Avneesh Bhardwaj 9756676189

6 Primary School, Rawali Rajeev Kumar 9084441442

7 Vidur Guru grih Inter College, Daranagar Jainendra Kumar 9897443008

8 Junior High School, Badshahnagar Om Prakash Singh 9639228302

9 Primary School, Navalpur Dinesh Kumar Sharma 8475062615

10 Junior High School, Daibal Garh Mh. Talib 9456409667

11 Primary School, Abusaidpur Mahipal Singh 9897811728

12 Primary School, Markandey Pur Mh. Ekramulhak 9411847025

13 Primary School, Badshahpur Varun Khanna 9456050271

14 Primary School, Chandrabhanpur, Kishor Mehfoozur Rahman 9012726771

15 Primary School, Rajarampur Khaddar Ateek Ahmad 9568203517

16 Junior High School, Rawali Chandra Pal Singh 9837880036


17 Junior High School, Maksoodanpur Hafiz Puneeta 9532501425

18 Primary School, Balavali Deepshikha 9897648790

19 Junior High School, Hemraj Colony Savita 9897817607

20 Junior High School, Navalpur Sudha Rani 9456282287

21 Primary School, Navalpur Bairaj Vandana 8755834539

22 Junior High School, BAlawali Nayab Hashmi 9412904314

23 Primary School, Ramsahaywala Pawan Kumar 7351491251

24 Junior High School, Kundanpur Likhendra Kumar 8006032728

25 Primary School, Rafiulnagar Charan Singh 9411950374

26 Primary School, Teep Somendra Singh 9927565486

27 Primary School, Kundanpur Manoj kumar 9760929811

28 Junior High School, Bhopur Abdullah Patti Sanjay

29 Mother Land Public School, Jhalu Moh. Sajid 9759681616

30 Junior High School, Jamal Pur Atul Kumar Gupta 8392908941

31 Junior High School, Chandpura Colony Satyaveer

32 A.N. International School, Muradabad Road Bijnor Dr. Surjeet Singh 9927175570

33 Rainbow Public School, Bijnor Suneel Jain 8881007270

34 Modern Era Public School, Bijnor Umesh Kumar 8791458735

35 Mother Devine Public School, Bijnor Manjila Bhatnagar 9412117742

Varanasi School Cluster List (36)

Sl No


Contact No.

01 Bengali Tola Inter college, Pandey Haveli Mr P N Singh 9956610501

02 Durgacharan Balika Inter College, Sonarpura Ms Pratibha 9452997295

03 Jai Narain Inter College, Revri Talab, Ramapura Mr Vinod Ku Singh 9415619706

04 C M Anglo Bengali Inter College, Bhelupura Dr Arvind Chaubey 9450418790

05 B T S Kamachha Mr Ranjeet Singh / Mr Siya Ram Shukla

9415815379/ 8004232086

06 Sanatan Dharm Inter College, Nai Sarak Dr Avdhendra Singh / Mr Mahendra Singh

9415812361/ 9415812023

07 Bipin Bihari Chakravarti Kanya Vidyalaya Inter College, Ramapura

Mrs Durga Chandra 9415573201

08 Children‟s Academy, Kamachha, Mr S P Tripathi 8090189854

09 Central Hindu Boys School, Kamachha Sandeep Songara 9889028828

10 Gurunanak Eng School, Gurubagh Mrs Vijay Luxmi 7668953276

11 Navneeta Kunwar Public School,Susuvahi Mr N K Tiwari / Mr Rakesh Tiwari

9860640844/ 9935341762

12 Little Flower Sr Secondary School, Nagwa Mr Reetesh Halo 9807994161

13 Tulsi Vidya Niketan, Nagwa Mr Vimal Ku Gupta 9451370443

14 International Hindu School, Nagwa Mrs Renu Singh 05422366748

15 Sunbeam English School, Bhagwanpur, Lunka Ms Lalita Singh 9935029693

16 B N S Engl School, Nariya Mrs Pushpa Dwivedi 9369679901

17 Imperial Public School, Assi Dr Bhavana Shukla 7376466756

18 SDS Inter College, Lanka Mr S S Pandey 9335729936

19 Glorious Academy, Lanka Mr S P N Pandey 9889921262

20 Gopi Radha Inter College, Ravindrapuri, Mr Babloo

9335331881

21 Sri Agrasen Mahajani Inter College, Chaukhamba Sri Shivakant Pandey 9454733712


22 Saraswati Inter College, Sudiya Mr S N Singh / Mr K K Singh

9415982235 / 9415293809

23 Vallabh Vidyapith Balika Inter College, Bhaironath Ms Vineeta Rani Chaudhury

9451829829

24 Adarsh Kanya Inter College, Daranagar Sushma Vashinkar

7617093789

25 CHS – Girls, Kamachha Mrs Anajana 9454352231

26 Gurunanak Khalsa Balika Inter College, Gurubagh Mrs Mridula Nautiyal 9336735734

27 Radha Kishori Rajkiya Balika Inter College, Ramnagar

Ms Seema Sharma 9453781122

28 P N Rajkiya Int Colleg, Ramnagar Mr Brijesh Yadav 9473656401

29 Swami Harsevanand Pub School, Garhwa Ghat, Ramna

Dr Subhash Singh 7379000097

30 Sunbeam Academy, Samneghat Mr Devanand 9670844850

31 D A V Inter College, Ausanganj Dr V P Mishra 9415580235

32 Harishchandra Balika Inter College, Maidagin Mrs Sunita Singh / Mrs Reeta Prajapati

8948631133/ 9532058234

33 B P Gujrat Vidya Mandir Int. Coll, Bhaironath Mr B L Yadav / Mr D D Pathak

9415508612/ 9838571050

34 Harish chandra Inter College, Lohatiya Mr Sunil Kr 8726702134

35 Sri Agrasen Kanya Inter College, Townhall Mrs Kirti Singh 8081770350

36 Sarswati Kanya Int Coll, Neelkanth Ms Punam Shukla 9454221126

Dolphin School Cluster list of Bihar Sr. No.

Name of Location Number of Schools in the cluster

1 Patna 37

2 Bettiah - West Champaran 37

3 Bagaha - West Champaran 38

4 Begusarai 39

5 Saran 38

6 East Champaran 30

7 Muzzafarpur 33

8 Bhagalpur 33

9 Supaul 46

10 Gopalganj 27

Total 358

School List of Patna (37)

Sr. No


Contact No.

1. Middle school Hardasbigha, Koosrupur Nivedita Kumari 8252480924

2. Middle school kothiya patna sadar, Patna Kumari Kalindi 9386148073

3. Modern high school dariyapur patna Sushma Kumari 9431458871

4. Utkramit middle school Sakhepura Punpun Simmi Sinha 9931688464

5. Middle school Mosimpur, Khushrupur Rita Kumari 9308653044


6. Bankipur Govt. girls SR. Sec. school, Golghar, Patna

Anju Choudhary 9801959896

7. Rajkiya Balika H/S Jalla Patna

Satyendra kumar 9204138365

8. Govt. high school, Gulzarbagh, Patna Nirmal Pratap 9835690924

9. Narayani kanya high school Patna city Dr. Dilip Kumar 9431881405

10. U.M.S. Khirodharpur, Khusrupur Sunil Kumar 8252360066

11. Lokeshwari Maliha Uchcha Vidyalaya Kadamkuan, Patna

Shreeram Singh 9931610665

12. I.P.S. Ganosthli Bauka Sr. Sec. School, Makhdumpur

Dr. Amrendra Kumar 9430002577 13. Middle School Baikathpur, Khushrupur Sarita Kumari 9304938102

14. U.M.S. Aadilpur (S.C.) Khusrupur Ramesh Prasad 9798482351

15. Sri Govind Singh G.H/School Patna city Kanak Ram 9334044014

16. Sri G.G. Singh Girls H/S Pana City Sushma Kumari 9797066951

17. Sri R.L.S.Y.S.S.S. School Puneichak Nisha Kant Nirav 9122422688

18. Gandhi Arya Kanya Higher Sec. School Patna City

Pravin Kumar 8294394528

19. F.N.S. Academy, Gulzarbagh Patna Abhay Kumar Rakesh 9304549290

20. Govt. Boy Higher Sec. School, Shastri NagarPatna

Dr. Rashmi Ranjana 9472141701

21. Patna Collegiate School Dariyapur Patna Dr. Deepak Kumar 8862869044 22. Manorama Girls H/S, B.M.Das Road, Patna Dr. Sujata Bariyar 9431078732

23. Marwari H/S, Patna City Raka Kumari 9931885560

24. Marwari High School, Patna City Vinita Kumari 9006596217

25. Govt. Madyamik Vidyalaya Shekhpura, Patna Savita Rani 9304413759 26. K.B.Sahay H.S. Shastri nagar Bandana 9430964257

27. B.N.R. Training College, Patna, Gulzaarbagh Shobha Kumari 9661920617

28. B.N.R. Training College Gulzarbagh, Patna Manjula Bharti 9199066544

29. Govt. Girls Sen. Sec. School Patna City Harshita Kumari 7549868034

30. Govt. Girls Sen. Sec. School, Shastri Nagar, Patna

Pushp Lata 8434278584

31. Student Scientific H/S. Kadam Kaan Neeti 9430939185

32. Rajyakrat Mahila Vidyakala Kumari Jyoti Rani 9204446855

33. Uttar Madhyamic, Chakdhari, Raksaspur, Patna Shriparna Lal 9835489948 34. P.N. Anglo Sanskrit Sr. Sec. School, Patna Gayatri Sahay 9006626959

35. U.M.S, Yamunapur, Fatuha Md. Nizam uddin 8863929611

36 Dr. B.R.K., Jalon, Patna City Neha Singh 9631167471

37. M.H.S.S.S.,Rajapur, Patna Gauri Shankar 9470610512

School List of Bettiah (37)

Sl. No.


Contact No.

1 Project Higher Secondry School, Pakhnaha Bazar, Bairiya

Sanjay Kumar Bharti 9709886435

2 +2 KPPG High School, Pujaha, Patjirwa Vijay Kumar 8051891862

3 +2 KSSS High School, Nautan Rahmatullah Rahmat 9525471154

4 +2 BKD high School, Nawalpur, Yogapatti Mritunjay Kumar 8757133066

5 Middle School, Bathana, Bairiya Brij Narayan Singh 9939572511

6 Middle School, Laukariya Nand Kishor Singh 9430688299


7 UMS, Barharwa Charwa, Yogapatti Shailendra Kumar Gupta

9939232592

8 Ram Krishna Vivekanand Vidya Mandir Akhilesh kumar 7033833764

9 UMS, Santpur, Urdu Kanya Nautan Azimur Rahman 9801415916

10 UMS, Jagdambapur, Yogapatti Prahalad Pandit 9031669923

11 UMS, Jagdishpur, Halkharwa, Nautan Moh. Ekbal Ansari 9973118202

12 KGBV, Pakharaha, Bairiya Mamta Ram 9708891061

13 O.P. Acadamy Bettiah, Bairiya Satish Kumar 9771543591

14 St. Columbus High School, Bettiah Sujeet Kumar 8002685331

15 UMS, Ranha, Suryapur, Bairiya Vivekanand Prasad 9801674634

16 Govt. Middle School, Bairiya Bazar Bhagwat Paswan 8578083205

17 UMS, Pokhariya Lal Babu Sah 8051412544

18 UMS, Jhakra, Baswariya Surendra Kumar 9771902908

19 UMS, Rameshwar Lal Ke Tola, Laukariya Ashwani Kumar 8084624910

20 UMS, Motipur, Bairiya Brajendra Prasad 9931449135

21 UMS, Kohra, Harijan Toli, Yogapatti Niranjan Kumar Srivastav

8987089123

22 Govt. Middle School, Jhakra Ajeet Kumar 9006541283

23 RVV Mandir Kumar Ravi Pratap 8804525909

24 Middle School, Nautan Vinod Kumar Singh 9162006062 25 UMS, Jhakra, Urdu Kanya, Nautan Neyaz Ahmad 9199600300 26 City Montessori Public School, Bagaha Ramarcha Sharan 9431872989

27 KRSS, Bettiah Remi Peter Henry 9431642911

28 KRSS, Bettiah Kevin Michael 7541989425 29 Oxford Public School, Bagaha Abhay Rao 9931873873

30 Govt. Basic School, Sheikndhurwa Manoj Kumar 8987342207

31 Govt. Buniyadi School, Bettiah Ravikant Jha 9430472823

32 Middle School, Pujaha, Bairiya Arvind Kumar Pandey

9934491437 33 UMS, Patjirwa, Bairiya Dheeraj Kumar

Pandey 9771093121

34 UMS, Ranaha, Suryapur Nagendra Prasad 9708749851

35 MGO High School Ajay Kumar Kuswaha

9973116425

36 Govt. Middle School, Pakhnaha Akhileshwar Kumar 9708833495

37 Little Flower English School, Bairiya Anil Kumar 9708053430

School List of Bagaha, West Champaran (38)

Sl. No.

Name of dolphin school and address Name of Teacher in charge

Contact No.

1 M.S. Ratanmala, Bagaha Sunil Kumar 8539937191

2 P. S. Ram Dhan Mandir, Bagaha Renu Kumari Srivastava

9955418929

3 P.S. Patkhauli, Bagaha-2 Rakesh Vishkarma 8863888394

4 P.S. (Girls), Patkhauli, Bagaha Dhirendra Pal Tiwari 9430211854

5 M.S. (Boy), Bagaha-1 Tamanna Khatoon 8292426200

6 P.S. Nayagaon, , Bagaha Jagdish Rao 9791662800


7 Oxford Public School, Bagaha Niraj Singh 8521120018

8 P.S. Chaubariya Harijan, Bagaha Mukesh Kumar 7091469425

9 P.S. Paras Nagar, Bagaha Seema Devi 9031600603

10 UMS Mangalpur, Bagaha Pramod Ram 9939841579

11 Govt. G. M School, Bagaha Sanjay Kumar Rai 9431489969

12 Govt. G.M. School, Mangalpur, Bagaha Arti Kumari 7070324678

13 Govt. P.S., Bhathiya, Bagaha Mukesh Kumar Bajpai

9352929590

14 M.S. Nayepur, Bagaha Binay Kumar Mishra 8986927165

15 The Champaran Chapter School, Bagaha Deepak Rahi 9931874346

16 M.A.Y. School, Bagaha Sanjay Kumar 8271072500

17 P.S. Karkhane Tola, Bagaha Sarvesh Kumar 8409720036

18 P.S. Lagunaha Board, Bagaha Om Narayan Rao 9852554609

19 P.S. Lagunaha, Kanya, Bagaha Upendra Kumar Paswan

7654203526

20 NPS Kalighat, Bagaha Rajesh Sah 9973203782

21 10+2 Project Girl High School, Bagaha-1 Abhay Ranjan 9934765437

22 ARYABHAMA P.S. , Bagaha-2 Vivek Kumar 8873919900

23 Holy Faith Int, School, Mangalpur, Bagaha Adnan Ansari 7033977144

24 N.B.S. Mills H.S. Naraipur, Bagaha-2 Manoj Kumar 8298451410

25 Vidya Bharti Public School, Narainpur, Bagaha Anidya Patel 9504006841

26 Sunflower Children School, Bagaha Nippu Kumar Singh 9934277457

27 Morning Rose Public School, Bagaha R. B. Tiwari 9939887771

28 Sun Beam Public School, Bagaha Rohit Kumar 7563926551

29 S.S. Niketan, Bagaha Dharmendra Kumar Giri

9931684116

30 UMS Vishunpurwa, Bagaha Pramod Kumar Tiwari

7783078889

31 10+2 P.S. (Girls) H.S. , Bagaha-1 Kedar Nath Chaubey 9430212009

32 UMS Bibi Bankatwa, Bagaha Ramesh Sah 9199857474

33 P.S. Chudiharwa, Bagaha Naseem Ahmad 7563005758

34 D.M. Academy Vijay Kumar Rai 9801788088

35 Pioneer Public School, Bagaha Mani Bhushan Srivastava

9955543122

36 Jeevan Jyoti Convent, Bagaha Rupak Kumar Srivastava

9931683827

37 Lucent Public School, Bagaha Akash Kumar 9771236315

38 Oxford Public School, Bagaha Sangeeta Rao 9430488440

School List of Begusarai (39)

Sr. No

Name of dolphin school and address Name of Teacher in charge

Contact No.

1. Madhya Vidyalaya, Balaipur Matihani, Begusarai Ramkumar 9905205156

2. Madhya Vidyalaya, Chhitrour, Begusarai Karm Vijay Kumar 8678069877 3. Uchattar Madhya Vidyalaya. Chaak, Begusarai Amresh Kumar 8676005544

4. Madhya Vidyalaya, Mahaji, Begusarai Ajay Bharti 9771668875


5. Uchattar Madhya Vidyalaya. Nayaganv singhpur, Begusarai

Harinarayan Singh 9835426360

6. Uchattar Madhya Vidyalaya. Jagatpura, Begusarai Amarshankar 9334740821 7. Prathmik Vidyalaya, Mushantol, Begusarai Vinod Kumar singh 9570658432 8. Madhya Vidyalaya, Paraspura, Begusarai Arvind Kumar

Paswan 9431632943

9. Madhya Vidyalaya Mahendrapur, Matihani, Begusarai

Akhilesh Kumar Virlav

9534400452

10. Firoji Begam Urdu Prathmik Maktab Khorampur, Matihani, Begusarai

Firoji Begam 8051696991

11. Prathmik Vidyalaya jagatpura, Matihani, Begusarai

Poonam Kumari 8051634363

12. Prathmik Vidyalaya, sihmadeeh, Begusarai Sanjeev Kumar 9334159923 13. Madhya Vidyalaya, Paraspura, Begusarai Vinod Kumar 9798201722 14. Madhya Vidyalaya, Etawa, Begusarai Anil Kumar 15. Prathmik Vidyalaya, Pattpur, Begusarai Prem Chndra Singh 9334320553 16. Prathmik Vidyalaya, Akashpur, Begusarai Savita Kumari 8298392344 17. Prathmik Vidyalaya, Dumri, Begusarai Madhuri Kumari 8298393143

18. Paramhansh Vidyalaya, Dumriganj, Begusarai Deenanath 9549744638

19. Prathmik Vidyalaya, kashipur, bakuahi Manish Kumar 9709415925 20. Uchchtar Madhya vidyalaya, Singhpur Matihani Manoj Kumar Rajak 9934461087 21. Uchchtar Madhya vidyalaya, Chakballi Matihani Kumar Natwar 8809878558 22. Uchchtar Madhya vidyalaya, Jagdishpur Mathar Chandrashekhar

Singh 9199703271

23. Prathmik Vidyalaya, Laldiyash Ashok Rajak 9431243763

24. Prathmik Vidyalaya, Chaturbhuj Viyottama Kumari 9570259547

25. Prathmik Vidyalaya, Dumri Mh. Firoj Rahmat 9570424649

26. Prathmik Vidyalaya, Musantol Nageshwar Prashad 9534313851

27. Madhya Vidyalaya, Ratanpur Dinesh Kumar 7654720438

28. Madhya Vidyalaya, Ratanpur Chandan Mishra 9709650820 29. Prathmik Vidyalaya, Pathmatol, Sihma Dheeraj Kumar 72096363270

8 30. Navsrujit Prathmik Vidyalaya, Mahendrapur Tola Neeraj Kumar 9709308159

31. Kanya Prathmik Vidyalaya, Chhitraur Brahmdev Sahni 7631661880 32. Prathmik Vidyalaya, Sitarampur Karikant Rai 9279490403

33. Prathmik Vidya Rachyahi, Vindtoli Chanramala Kumari 8877338707

34. Madhya Vidyalaya, Dumri, Begusarai Anupama Singh 8051756654

35. Madhya Vidyalaya, Dumri, Begusarai Prem Lata Kumari 7631951259

36. Madhya Vidyalaya, Dumri, Begusarai Ajay Kumar Sahu 9955073124

37. Madhya Vidyalaya, Dumri, Begusarai Surendra Sahu 7549528579

38. Madhya Vidyalaya (Boys), Dumri, Begusarai Sanjay Kumar Dash 7546039397

39. Madhya Vidya Laya Jagdishpur, Mathar Ashok Rai 8521811215

School List of Saran (Chhapra) (38)

Sl. No.

Name of School & Address Name of Teacher Mobile No.

1. Gandhi Uchch Madhyamik Vidyalaya, Daulatganj, Chhapra

Usha Kumari 9430054434

2. Utkramit Kanya Madhya Vidyalaya, Naini sadar Chhapra

Kumari Shikha Sinha 9709539869


3. Bapu Kanya Madhya Vidayala, Nabiganj, Chhapra

Prabhunath Tiwari 9570470536

4. Rajkiya Madhya Vidayala Bichla Telpa, Chhapra Nagar

Suraj Kumar 7870751992

5. Madhya Vidyalaya Inai Balak Sanjay Kumar 8969001510

6. Sant Girnari Ideal Public School, Arya Nagar, Chhapra

Prabhat Chandra 8986949214

7. Utkramit Madhya Vidyalaya, Makhdumganj, Chhapra

Subas rai 9661521906

8. Abdul Kayyum Ansari Utchchar Madhyamik Vidayala, Chhapra

Mritunjay Kumar 9507991016

9. Rajkiya Madhya Vidayala, Shyamchak, Chhapra Umesh Kumar 9771884456

10. Rajkiya Madhya Vidayala, Masoom Nagar, Chappara Nagar

Ajit Kumar 9934729424

11. New S.R. K. public School Pappu Rai 9097942440

12. Madhya Vidayala, Godna Mathiya, Rivilganj, Chhapra

Madan Chaudhri 9801459629

13. Madhya Vidayala, Godna, Rivilganj, Chhapra Umesh Prasad Gupta 9934219376

14. J.D. Central Public School Sunny Kumar Rai 7277411136

15. Beeja Pani Central School Suneel Kumar Rai 9852907171

16. Utkarimit Madhya Vidayalaya, Semariya Khurd, Chhapra

Arjun Goswami 9708236315

17. Utkramit Madhya Vidyalaya Balua, sadar chhapra

Ram Babu Rai 8292320939

18. Saran Academy, Chhapra Suvash kumar 9504121085

19. Gagan Dev Narayan Singh Uchchtar Vidyalaya, Ghanaura, Chhapra

Ranvijay Singh 9199982091

20. Rajkiya Sanskrit Madhya Vidyalaya, Rauja, Chhapra Nagar

Jeevan Prakash Gupta

9471248554

21. Uchchtar Vidyalaya Didhnara Anil Kumar Dwivedi 9431479171

22. Utkarimit Madhya Vidayalaya, Makhdumganj Sunil Kumar 7277411136

23. Madhya Vidyalaya, Chirand, Chhapra Nagar Prabhu Sah 9430407074

24. Madhya Vidyalaya, Dhanaura, Gadrava, Chhapra Rama Shankar Sahu 8507626921

25. Utkarimit Madhya Vidayalaya, Sherpur Chandan Kumar Rai 7277184317

26 Uchchtar Vidyalaya, Rasoolpur, Chhapra Nagar Mukesh Kumar Gupta

7277703180

27 Madhya Vidyalaya, Goldenganj, Chhapra Nagar Shailesh Kumar 9835003934

28 Uchchtar Madhya Vidyalaya, Rasalpura, Sadar,Chhapra

Neelu Singh 9708236315

29 Prathmik school Minaour Balirai 7033615311

30 Madhya Vidyalaya, Dumri, Chhapra Nagar Poonam Kumari 8292260990

31 Utkarimit Madhya Vidayalaya, Maharajganj, Goldenganj, Chhapra

Dhanjay Kumar 8986760796

32 Utchchar Madhyamik Vidayalaya,Lodipur, Chhapra

Sanjeev Kumar 7277527086

33 UMS Sonpur Adam Urdu, Saran Harendra Prasad 8002637389


34 Saran Academy +2 School, Chhapra Ram Krishna 9835815098

35 GMS, Chhidiya Bazar Sonpur Gayetri Kumari 8083372440

36 PS, Chhidya Bazar, Sonpur Kumari Sarita Singh 7488308275

37 UMS, Dudhaila, Sonpur Dhananjay Kumar Sharma

9631225087

38 Zila Vidyalaya Chhapra Arbind Kumar Baitha 7545870900

School List of East Champaran (30)

S. N.

Name of Dolphin School & Address Name of Teacher in charge

Contact No.

1. CPP+2 Girl High School, Paharpur, East Champaran

Vijai Kumar 9470044762

2. High School, Malahi, East Champaran Chhote Lal Ram 9471082233

3. Rajkiya High School, Paharpur, East Champaran Umakant Pandey 7739486735

4. Girls Middle School, Kamalua, East Champaran Umesh Kumar Azad 9955284121

5. Upgraded Middle School, Bhelanari, East Champaran

Babita Kumari 9534757601

6. Middle School (Boys), Malahi, East Champaran Sampoorna Nand Dewedi

9661464570

7. Govt. UMS, Malahi Tola Sandpaar, East Champaran

Uma Shankar Singh 9199336470

8. Govt. UMS (Boys), Sangrampur, East Champaran

Shiv Sagar Prasad 9934502013

9. Govt. UMS, Chatiya Diyar, East Champaran Sabir Hasan 9934471188

10. Govt. UMS, Sujayatpur, East Champaran Anwar Alam 9955547885

11. Govt. UMS, Khajuriya, East Champaran Prabhakar Kumar 9430916028

12. Middle School (Boys), Paharpur, East Champaran

Ashutosh Kumar Pandey

9934675991

13. Govt. UMS, Majhhariya, East Champaran Dashrath Sah 9661258862

14. Govt. UMS, Nawada, East Champaran Rajiv Ranjan Kumar 9199929196

15. Govt. UMS, Badhalwa, Arreraj, East Champaran Manoj Kumar Sharma

8986999739

16. Govt. UMS, Mishrauliya, East Champaran Santosh Kumar Gupta

8507846785

17. Govt. MS, Muda, East Champaran Renu Kumari 8092258569

18. Govt. MS, Bharwaliya, East Champaran Mani Bhooshan Singh

9801424858

19. Govt. UMS, Belhi (Urdu) Mahfooz Alam 95344578286

20. Govt. MS, Injra, East Champaran Suman Kumar Upadhyay

9934564044

21. Govt. MS, Gujrauliya, East Champaran Dhananjay Prasad 9801431495

22. Govt. MS, Jitwarpur, East Champaran Neeteshwar Mishra 7549799043

23. Govt. MS, Saraiya Khas, Arreraj, East Champaran

Shailendra Mishra 9507058083


24. Govt. UMS, Saraiya Khas, Mishrain Tola, East Champaran

Bal Krishna Prasad 9771541879

25. UMS (Urdu), Lachhirama, East Champaran Prakash Kumar Gupta

9939859996

26. Govt. UMS, Tiwari Tola, Bharwaliya, East Champaran

Ramdev Das 9934980443

27. Govt. UMS (Boys), Nagdaha, East Champaran Kashi Nath Ojha 9939246785

28. Govt. MS, Shirni, East Champaran Ramkishor Mani Tripathi

9661855055

29. Govt. MS (Girls), Malahi, East Champaran Naveen Kumar 9934415190

30. Govt. UMS (Girls), Govindganj, East Champaran

Sunil Kumar 9801511059

School List of Muzaffarpur (33)

Sr. No


Contact No.

1. UMS, Dumri, Muzaffarpur Arun Kumar Rai 9931472578

2. UMS Sohansi, Muzaffarpur Raj Kumar Paswan 9199128653

3. UMS, Chandkewari South, Muzaffarpur Om Prakash Nirala 9931871457

4. Govt. Primary School, Ishachhapda Umesh Singh 9709942458

5. Upgraded Middle School, Manikpur, Singhai, Muzaffarpur

Pramod Kumar Singh 9631121266

6. Govt. Middle School, Usti, Muzaffarpur Sonu Kumar 9162636869

7. Govt. MS, Hursepur, Muzaffarpur Prabhu Prasad Sah 9801057515

8. Govt. UMS, Sohansa, Muzaffarpur Ajay Kumar 9661450085

9. Govt. UMS, Budhanpur (West) Sunil Kumar Rai 9934980257

10. Govt. UMS, Roop Narayanpur, Muzaffarpur Shailendra Kumar Singh

7250720401

11. Govt. UMS, Neknaampur, Muzaffarpur Lokesh Ranjan 9709433957

12. Middle School (Boys), Fatehabad, Muzaffarpur Basant Lal Rajak 9931030746

13. Govt. UMS, Ratwara Hatthu, Muzaffarpur Shaileswar Ram 9525056102

14. Govt. UMS, Ram Chandarpur Malikana, Muzaffarpur

Jai Prakash Kumar 9973245455

15. Govt. UMS, Madhopur (South), Muzaffarpur Vinod Kumar 8809366577

16. Govt. UMS, Bandi Dubauli, Muzaffarpur Saraj Ram 9939926370

17. Govt. MS, Dussepur Parni Chhapra, Muzaffarpur

Bhola Baitha 9661523751

18. Govt. MS, Gokula, Paru, Muzaffarpur Anil Kumar 9939390775

19. Govt. UMS (Boys), Dharfari, Muzaffarpur Ashok Kumar 9939589604

20. Govt. MS (Girls), Fatehabad, Muzaffarpur Prabhu Bhakt 8252829080

21. Govt. MS, Ram Chandrapur, Muzaffarpur Dharmendra Thakur 9504713191

22. Govt. MS, Manaeen, Muzaffarpur Niranjan Kumar 9939926435

23. Govt. UMS, Dharfari, Mallah Tola, Muzaffarpur Manoj Kumar 9931975184

24. Govt. MS, Shahpur Patti, Muzaffarpur Chandan Das 9771096394

25. Govt. MS (Girl), Dharfari, Muzaffarpur Sandep Kumar 8673905265


26. Govt.+2 UMS, Manaeen, Muzaffarpur Mithilesh Kumar 9661659342

27. Govt. MS, Hussepur, Dobandh, Muzaffarpur Ved Prakash 9472446979

28. Govt. UMS (Girls), Manikpur, Muzaffarpur Rajesh Kumar Pandey

8969342575

29. Govt. UMS, Rustampur, Muzaffarpur Bharat Kumar 8292770705

30. Govt. MS (Boys), Bharfari, Muzaffarpur Karunesh Chandra 9934018496

31 Govt. UMS, Budhanpur (West), Muzaffarpur Sunil Kumar Rai 9934980257

32 Govt. MS, Muhabbatpur, Muzaffarpur Ashok Kumar 9939364870

33 Govt. UMS, Gyaspur, Muzaffarpur Sandeep Kumar 7654835099

School List of Bhagalpur (33)

S. No.

Name of the school Name of the principal with mobile no.

Name of the teacher and mobile no.

1. D.A.V. Public School, Deepti Nagar, Kahalgaon

Dr. Vijay Kumar 8544414014

Sanjay Kumar 8677983305

2. D.A.V. Public School, Meerachak, Bhagalpur Mr. K.K.Sinha 7870206364

Ashutosh Kumar 9470071999

3. St. Teresa‟s School Bhagalpur Sr. Schoolastica 9431214563

Neelkamal Roy 9430428330

4. Kanya Madhya Vidyalaya Barari, Nagar Nigam Mr.S Poonam Kumari 9852635611

Renu Kumari 9204911331

5. Middle School Tilakpur , Sultanganj, Bhagalpur Sri Purnanand Mandal 9852635611

Birendra Narayan Mishra 9973380851

6. Middle School Pain, Sultanganj, Bhagalpur Rishideo Kumar 9279310800

Sudhakar Rajak 977166968

7. Middle School Barari Boys, Bhagalpur Sri Arvind Kumar Jha 8986261984

Sri Arvind Kumar Jha 8986261984

8. Sharda Pathshala, Kahalgaon, Bhagalpur Sri Kameshwar Pd. Rajak 9430931598

Rajesh Kumar 9905369978

9 Middle School, Ganganian, Bhagalpur Sri Suchit Pd. Sinha 9771125384

Gautam Kumar 9570442082

10. Navyug Vidyalaya Bhagalpur Sri Chandrachur Jha 9430 613608

Niranjan Dubey 9431609372

11. High School, Tilakpur, Bhagalpur Sri Awadhesh Kumar 8987171666

Sanjib Kumar 9430568505

12. Middle School Olpura Kahalgaon, Bhagalpur Sri Binod Kumar Binay


7631936831 Bhushan Bharti 9430088310

13. Sri Ram Krishna Vidya Mandir, Rannuchak, Makandpur, Bhagalpur

Sri Shakti Kumar Gupta 8405023934

Sri Shakti Kumar Gupta 8405023934

14. High School, Kherahiya, Sultanganj, Bhagalpur Sri Genda Lal Sahni 9430428419

Gauri Shankar 9931259529

15. Madhya Vidyalaya, Khanjarpur, Bhagalpur Sri Arvind Kumar Das

Rani Kumari 8969844835

16. St. Joseph‟s School Bhagalpur Fr. Amal Raj Niranjan Kumar 9939923125

17. Mokshda Girls Inter School, Bhagalpur Mrs. Sushma Gupta 9431436108

Shakaldeo Prasad Yaduvanshi 7765078939

18. Madhya Vidyalaya Oriyap, Kahalgaon, Bhagalpur

Sri Chandra Shekhar Mandal 9934858822

19. Middl School Antichak, Kahalgaon, Bhagalpur Sri Pramod Kr. Singh 9199208821

Sri Pramod Kr. Singh 9199208821

20. Middleschool Kasari, Kahalgaon, Bhagalpur Md. Gaus Rabbani 8969212093

Md. Gaus Rabbani 8969212093

21. Ganguli Middle School, Kahalgaon, Bhagalpur Sri Om Prakash Choudhary 9431037117

22. K.N.S.M. Inter School, Sultanganj, Bhagalpur Dr. Arun Kumar Ramuka 9431690155

Jai Shankar Prasad 9386275175

23. Inter High Schoool, Rannuchak, Bhagalpur Dr. Asha Kumari Achyut Kumar 7352081930

24. Middle School, Naya Tola, Rampur, Kahalgaon, Bhagalpur

Sri Nadnan Kumar 8051156868

Sri Nadnan Kumar 8051156868

25. T.N.B.Collegiate Inter School, Bhagalpur Dr. Ajay Kr. Singh 9709852597

Arun Kumar 8877333027 Md Irshad Ali 7250567153

26. R.H.T.B. +2 High School, Barari, Bhagalpur Mrs. Raj Kumari Gupta

Pranav Kumar 8051613186

27. Middle School Mayaganj, Bhagalpur Sri Manoj Kr. Sinha 8298531192

Lalan Kr. Singh


9955510784

28. Madhya Vidyalaya, Jamuniya Tola, Kahalgaon, Bhagalpur

Md. Iftekhar Alam 9199049425

Jayant Prakash 99374848769

29. Middle School Rannuchak, Bhagalpur Sri Manikant Choudhary 9801437423

Brajraj Kumar Choudhary 9973946750

30. Shermari High School, Pirpainti, Bhagalpur Sri A.K.Mishra Satyam Kr. Singh 9939379887

31. High School Mamalkha, Sabour, Bhagalpur Sri Sahendra Pd. Sahu 9934054154

Sri Sahendra Pd. Sahu 9934054154

32. Sri Sant High School, Ghogha, Bhagalpur Sri Upendra Kr. Singh

Mukesh Kr. Mandal 7654075741

33. S.M.S. Mission Sciences, Bhagalpur Dr. Kaushal Kishore Singh 9934892748

Mrs. Kanchan 8986265707

School List of Supaul (46)

Sr No


Mobile No.

1 Ucchtar Madhyamik Vidyalaya Sanatpatti Ganesh Prasad Mandal

9006478928

2 Madhyamik Vidyalaya Narahi Kishanpur Vigyanand mantra 8051894619

3 Madhyamik Vidyalaya Piprahipatti Mragendra Prasad Raj 9939743019

4 Ucchtar Vidyalaya Ratanpur Baleshwar Bhartiya 9472332623

5 L.K.P H/School Banainiya Baltharwa Bejay Nr. Singh 9576097257

6 Middle School, Simri Sanjay Kumar Thakur 7739422712

7 M.S Bhimnagar Damodar Prasad 8651494374

8 M.S Sahawan Rakesh Kumar 8651334535

9 Middle School Samda Deo Narayan Sahu 9546508953

10 Middle School Chah Tulmohan Rao 9470288425

11 Sichai Radhepur Upraram 9570114345

12 Madhyamik Vidyalaya bhapitiyahi Sarita 9570670433

13 G.P Adhyachta Smt. Anju Devi -

14 Madhyamik Vidyalaya Narpatti Pawan Kumar Mehta 8986351876

15 Madhyamik Vidyalaya piprahee Lakshman Mishra 8986351876

16 B.E College Bhapitiyahi Awadh Narayan Singh

8877246173

17 V.N College Abdul Nasir 9631162430

18 B.N.C Bhapitiyahi Urmorik 9631162430

19 U.M.S Baijnathpur Anchal Basantpur Ramesh Prasad Mehta

9472031845

20 B.N.C Bhaptiah Ramanand Gurwadi 8986052375


21 Dee Cam(Dep) M.P Seh 9162085328

22 Pro-Hindi Shobhanand Arghar 8651064958

23 Department Of Commerce Umesh Prasad 8051303082

24 Department Of Maths Krishna Kumar „

25 Department Of History Shashikant Prasad 9955417936

26 Department Of RCO Ram Narayan Sahu 9631870690

27 BNC Bhapitiyahi Piprakhurd Kailash Mehta 9771559854

28 Madhyamik Vidyalaya Ashanpur Kuppah Raj Dev Sahu 9576406928

29 B.N Inter College Bhapitiyahi Rampal Mehta 9546041621

30 B.N College Bhapitiyahi Binod Kumar

31 Prathimik Vidyalaya Saatanpatti Hira Devi 7250732240

32 P.S Lalmanpatu H M Surrender Kumar 8757825162

33 Adyacch Jila Swariya Mandal Suyal Awadh Yadav

34 Prathimik Vidyalaya Baldharwa Ramkumar Mehta 8877420974

35 Madhyamic Vidyalaya, Gauripadhi Vinod Kumar jha 8677899852

36 Vishvanath Mahavidyalaya Shobhanand Argaria

37 UM Vidyalaya Kishunpur Jagat Narain Rai 9546028888

38 UM Vidyalaya Narahi Shailendra Kumar 8051969797

39 Madhyamic Vidyalaya,Dholi Phuleshwar Ram 8298605757

40 Madhyamic Vidyalaya, Kataiya Arjun Kumar Manjhi 8051740505

41 Prathmic Uchhatar Madhyamic Vidyalaya,Baiga Satenpattti

Raj Kumar Shah 9471833531

42 Sanskrit Madhyamic Vidyalaya, Aurahi Surya narain Viswas 9771877979

43 UM Vidyalaya,Tenatola Virendra Kumarv Mandal

7250654515

44 UM Vidyalaya, Jhaja Satya Narain 9199286234

45 Madhyamic Vidyalaya, Aurahi Uma Kant Shah 9135133859

46 Madhyamic Vidyalaya, Saraigarh Vabita Kumari 9801142808

School List of Gopalganj (27)

Sl. No.


Contact No.

1. UMS Siswa, Gopalganj Shankar Prasad 9931986862

2. UMS Dumariya Manjha, Gopalganj Surya Prakash Pandey 7654247956

3. Shri Ram Ratan Sahi H/S, Bishunpur, Gopalganj

Jamaluddin 9955678560

4. UMS Galimpur, Gopalganj Arbind Kumar 9934438330

5. UMS Shivrajpur, Gopalganj Pintu Kumar 9708692656

6. CBSE Public School, Gopalganj Jay Prakash Kumar Singh

8873411723

7. Govt. MS (Girls), Kuchikat, Gopalganj Gita Kumari 9504990226

8. UMS Durgawati Kanhaiya, Gopalganj Chandreswar Kumar Singh

9931081880

9. DG Higher Secondary School, Dumariya, Gopalganj

Ashutosh Kumar Mishra

9931899272


10. MS Jadipur, Gopalganj Durga Prasad Singh 8877352260

11. Govt. MS (Boys), Kuchiyakot, Gopalganj Anamika Priyadarshani

9661264274

12. UPGMS, Khemmathamia, Gopalganj Prabhu Dayal Prasad 9939291876

13. Hazarilal H/S, Baliwan Sagar, Gopalganj Manoranjan Kumar Verma

8544156126

14. Babulal Yadav UMS Baliwan Sagar, Gopalganj Babulal Yadav 9801177352

15. UMS Belbanwa, Gopalganj Vijay Kumar 9939454638

16. UMS Mathiyakhas, Gopalganj Rabindra Prasad 7277270268

17. UMS Pakdi, Gopalganj Arjun Kumar Singh 9852767577

18. PS Banital, Gopalganj Raj Kumar Yadav 9852506507

19. UMS Karaini Muhabat, Gopalganj Ram Nivesh Manjhi 9546359519

20. UMS Bharkuiyan, Gopalganj Amit Kumar 9661319652

21. UMS Pakharpur, Gopalganj Bisheshwar Prasad 7352708438

22. MM Memorial Urdu H/S, Gopalganj Mohd. Aftab Alam 9430692578

23. UMS Ishunapur, Gopalganj Vishwanath Prasad 9953647547

24. UMS Ishunapur, Gopalganj Hiralal Prasad 9431273664

25. UMS Rampur Daud, Gopalganj Kumar Vivek Singh 9430855400

26 NPS Shyampur, Gopalganj Sunil Kumar 9801836531

27 MM Memorial Urdu H/S, Gopalganj Mohd Neyaz Ahmad 9431424126


Ganges river dolphin - Education Resource Centre

Uttar Pradesh Varanasi Resource Centre Gopi Radha Balika Inter College Ravindra puri, Lane No.-17 Varanasi Teacher in-charge- Mr. Babloo Contact no.: 9335331881 Email: [email protected]; [email protected] Allahabad Resource Centre Anglo Bengali Inter College Civil lines, Allahabad Principal- Shri Swastik Bose Incharge- Dr. Prasanna K. Ghosh Contact: 9839824845 Email: [email protected] Faizabad Resource Centre Manohar Lal Moti Lal Inter College Faizabad Principal: Shri Ashok Kumar Tripathi Teacher Incharge-: Shri Mritunjay Singh Contacts numbers: 9453173590, 9455147513 Email ID: [email protected] Bahraich- Jarwal Resource Centre Shri Pankaj Kumar Tripathi Teacher in-charge Kanya Junior High School Jarwal road, Bahraich. Contact no. 8924082591 Bahraich -Mahsi Resource Centre Mr. Ashish Singh Teacher in-charge Upper Primary School, Gajadharpur, Bahraich Bijnor Resource Centre Purva Madhyamik Vidyalaya Jamalpur Pathani, Bijnor Uttar Pradesh, Pincode-246701 Name of Principal/Incharge: Neelu Chudhary Mobile Number : 9410846229 E-mail: [email protected] Meerut Resource Centre Government Girls High School Main Road, Near Police Station,


Hastinapur, Meerut - 250404 Name of Principal/Incharge: Raj Bala Kapil Mobile Number : 9837128229 E-mail : [email protected] Kanpur Resource Centre Uchchtar Madhyaamik Vidyalaya Beri Akbarpur, Shahtri Nagar, Kanpur. Teacher in charge: Madhup Kumar Shukla Mobile no: 9919296260 Gonda Resource Centre Primary School - Dhaurahra Dhaurahra, Colonelganj, Gonda Teacher in charge: Mr. Ravi Pratap Singh Contact no.: +91-9454507457 Katerniaghat Resource Centre The Terai Education Academy Katerniaghat, Bharaich Teacher in charge: Mr. Deepak Kumar Contact no.:+91-9838705708 Bihar Supaul Resource Centre B.N. Inter College Bhaptiyahi, Supaul Principal- Shri Avadh Narayan Singh Teacher Incharge: Mr. Ramanand Gurmeta Contact- 8986052375 Bhagalpur Resource Centre SMS Mission Sciences, Bhagalpur Sundaram Appartment Complex Tilkamanjhi Chowk, Bhagalpur - 812001 Phone: 0641 - 2401082 Name of Principal/Incharge: Kaushal Kishore Singh Mobile Number : 9934892748 E-mail: [email protected] Website : www.smsmissionsciences.com Bettiah Resource Centre Khrist Raja Higher Secondary School Subhash Nagar, Piuni Bagh Civil Lines, Bettiah - 845438 Phone: 0641 - 2401082 Name of Principal/Incharge: Remy Peter Henary Mobile Number : 9431642911 E-mail : [email protected], [email protected] Website: www.krschoolbth.com


Begusarai Resource Centre Madhya Vidyalaya Dumri, Begusarai (Near Market) Pincode-851117 Name of Principal/Incharge: Shri Ajay Kumar Sahu Mobile Number : 9955073124 E-mail : [email protected] Bagaha Resource Centre Oxford Public School Bagaha-1, Main Road West Champaran Pincode-845101 Name of Principal/Incharge: Mrs. Sangeeta Rao Mobile Number : 9430488440 E-mail : [email protected] and [email protected] East Champaran Resource Centre Government High School (Boys) Pahadpur, East Champaran Teacher in charge: Mr. Umakant Pandey Contact no.: +91-7739486739 Muzaffarpur Resource Centre Government Upgraded Middle School Sohansa, Muzaffarpur Teacher in charge: Mr. Ajay Kumar Contact no.: +91-9661450085 Gopalganj Resource Centre Government Upgraded Middle School UMS Shivrajpur, Gopalganj Teacher in charge: Mr. Pintu Kumar Contact no.: +91-9708692656 Saran Resource Centre Zila Vidyalaya, Saran Teacher in charge: Arbind Kumar Baitha Contact no.: 7545870900 Patna Resource Centre Patna Collegiate Dariyapur Gola, Patna Teacher in charge: Dr. Deepak Kumar Contact no.: 088628690444


Glimpse of press coverage of the project activities


Prabhat Khabar, Bhagalpur city 29 November 2014

Dainik Jagran, Merrut-Hastinapur, 12 November 2014


Prabhat Khabar 2nd March 2015, Begusarai

Hindustan 23rd February 2015, Begusarai


Dainik Jagran 16 February 2015, Bahraich


Dainik Hindustan, 20 September 2015, Gopalganj


Hindustan Times 19 January 2016, Allahabad

Amar Ujala 9 March 2016


Hindustan, Bahraich 1 June 2016

Pioneer, Lucknow 15 April 2016


Daink Jagaran 26 September 2016 Bahraich Edition


Dainik Jagran 18th September 2016 Bahraich edition

Pioneer Varanasi 6 October 2016


Amar Ujala, Kanpur City, 14th April, 2017


Project Team

Overall Guidance: Kartikeya V. Sarabhai, Director, CEE Expert Inputs: Sandeep Behera, Sharad Gaur, Mamta Pandya Overall Coordination: Preeti R. Kanaujia, CEE Project Coordination Team: Saquib Khan, Neeraj Pal, Vidya Bhooshan Singh, Mukesh Kumar Shukla Project Support Team: Sanjay Tiwari, Jitendra Patel, Devika Mathur Field Office Team: Bahraich: Vipin Verma, Banke Lal Prajapati, Subodh Prajapati Bettiah: Abhijeet Kumar, Amrit Varsha, Tarkeshwar IEC material design: Ajay Pal, Mahendra Dadhania, Mukesh Panchal Accounting Support: Gyanendra Dixit, Amar Khare Partner NGOs: Uttar Pradesh Rajesh Srivastava, VESS, Varanasi Devendra Kumar Sharma, VASERA, Allahabad Sanjeev Kumar, BUES, Merrut Shailendra Singh, TSA, Bahraich Vivek Misra, Ganga Santhan, Faizabad Abid Raza, Katernighat Welfare Society, Bahraich Bihar Sanjay Kumar, Gram Pragati, Bettiah Chandrashekhar, Gramyasheel, Supaul Niranjan Kumar Sinha, SSED, Begusarai Vibhu Rai, GEO, Bhagalpur Noorain Khan, Al Noor Educational & Welfare Society, Saran


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