Slum Survey

8/3/2019 Slum Survey

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introduction

We went to Sevanagar and Krishna Ssnagar forthe survey.

We have conducted our survey on following

basis point:Infrastructure

income & poverty

Education

Health

Women & children


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PERTICULARS/AREA NAME SEVA NAGAR KRISHNA NAGAR

ELECTRICITY CONNECTION NO YES

WATER& SANITATION VERY POOR O.K.

RESIDENTIAL STRUCTURE BESIDE DRAINAGE GOOD

ROAD FACILITY POOR O.K.

PHONE CONNECTIONS YES YES

VILLAGE FECILITIES YES YES

SNIPPET OF INFRASTUCTURAL FACILITIES


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INFRASTRUCTURE

lacking of ration cards is the reason behind nothaving electricity connection

They have public tap which comes daily once

Seva nagar households live beside drain anddont have rigid houses

Krishna nagar people has damaged roadfacilities where as some of the house holds ofseva nagar resides on the road

Village facilities (like health, hospitals, andcommunities) has provided by Government

INFRASTRUCTURE


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Income is most powerful factor for every one.

They dont have any opportunities for any kind of

work.

women are also doing some kind works like

sweeping and dishwashing.

Males having age more than 18 years almost all are

working in several jobs

security jobs

Sweeper jobs in hospitals

Serve for tea and water

Daily labor

INCOME.


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They are either satisfied or not satisfied with their

income.

They are consuming the income very proper way.

With these income their children studying with

some facilities.

20% of the children belonging to Seva nagar andthey employed in child labor.

POVERTY:

They are living in below poverty line only. There are government policies but those are not

reaching to them properly.


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2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

INCOME AND EXPENCES.


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They have high awareness toeducation, but they cannot afford forhigh quality education.

Highest education in the society is 10th

standard In the survey of 33 children 3 are

studying in private school and rest arein government school.

In the survey of 28 men 11 men are10th standard pass, 13 are 8th pass andrest are below.

Literacy rate for males are higher thanfemales.

Education


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Age No. of

surveyed

Female

/male

class Type of

school

Study

F/M

Do not

study

F/M

status

18 31 13/18 0-10 government 0 13/18 completed

Survey data


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Some persons are providing free tuitions to the

children on evening time.

Instead of low class facility they are happy and

satisfied with their life.

Adults are also eager to improve their education.

They go to schools within the range of 3 km.

There is one organization that is helping for

education..

Education facility


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Not hygienic surroundings

Not health cautious Not having proper medical facilities

They go to private hospitals

No government medical services near to them Open sanitation systems.

HEALTH


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They do not have family planning so womenshealth is affected

Big family size so no proper facilities for eachand every child

Parents has to go for jobs then elder one will

take care of little ones Kids do not have lots of toys to play but they

are still happy

WOMEN AND CHILDREN


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Women do not have separate kitchen hence

they have to prepare food in open

There is no privacy for women

Women claims the government hospitals are

totally waste of time and energy

They think and say like that SARKARI

ASHPTAAL MAI KOI GARIBO KI NAHI SUNTA

WOMEN AND CHILDREN


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They should utilize Govt. policies like Bharat

Nirmaan effectively

Literacy levels should increase

Form strong communities

Government should provide BPL ration cards.

Government should provide better healthfacility.

Government should provide free education

to children.

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Documents

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