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Ensuring Social Protection

Working Area – Lohardaga and Simdega

Social Protection

This programme is designed to build strong and confident community leaders (C.L) who can guide their villages toward better opportunities.

These leaders play a key role in helping families understand their rights, access government schemes and connect with services that can improve their everyday lives. Along with this, the programme encourages communities to prepare for social and climate challenges by promoting habits that support long-term resilience.

The aim is to reach 3,000 underprivileged households across 20 pockets, each with 150 to 200 families. In every village, community leaders are identified and trained through awareness sessions, workshops, group discussions and steady follow-up support.

Community Meeting

These activities help them grow the knowledge, skills and confidence needed to lead with clarity and purpose.

The fourth phase of the ESP takes a close look at how health and education services are functioning across the 20 pockets of the ESP. We surveyed the Primary Health Centre in Rampur, Sub Centres in Khakhaparta and Merle and the Community Health Centre in Kisko. We gathered perceptions from the villagers utilising these Health Centres for treatment.

ESP Programme

In Education we surveyed 3 Primary School in Chot Chorgain, Mentegara and Basri, 1 Middle School in Hisri Nawatoli, 1 High School in Buti and 1 +2 School in Mugo. Along with perceptions of the families whose children are attending these schools for education.

Through this we are able to determine where these institutions need support. We will prepare a memorandum based on the findings, outlining practical steps to improve services and present and submit these in interface meeting with block and district officials.

We also plan to submit it with the MLA, MP, Health and Education Minister and the chief minister. These efforts will go long way in a campaign to address the identified gaps and strengthening local systems.

Survey on Health and Education

Sl. No. Survey on Village Villagers Perspective Survey PHC SC CHC Primary School Middle School High School +2 School
1 Health 8 160 1 2 1 - - - -
2 Education - - - - - 3 1 1 1

No. of Target Villages, Beneficiaries & Community Leaders

Village Pocket Targeted Households ST SC OBC Minority Total Beneficiaries Male Female Total
29 20 3000 2935 65 25 110 3135 42 18 60

Activities and Achievements under the ESP Programme

Sl. No. Types of Activities No. of Prog. Male Female Total
1 Village Meeting 84 1363 1584 2947
2 CCFF Training / Meetings 12 84 170 254
3 Workshop on Gram Sabha 1 20 26 46
4 Climate Change Training 5 147 54 93

CAPACITY BUILDING OF COMMUNITY LEADERS AND MEMBERS OF CBO’S -

Sl. No. Topic No. of Training No. of CLs Participated Total Participants Male Female SC ST
1 NFSA/PDS 18 100 988 376 612 122 866
2 Adi Karm Yogi Yojna 8 60 725 352 373 105 620
3 Ecology 16 72 632 240 392 92 540
4 Gram Sabha 14 58 602 272 330 42 560
5 Forest Right Act 8 35 360 170 190 52 308
6 Social Security 12 42 406 173 233 27 379
7 Migration 11 30 344 115 229 ---- 344
8 Government Schemes 9 40 480 225 255 122 358
9 RTI 6 32 280 97 183 19 261
10 Health 10 65 377 89 288 14 363
11 MGNREGA 5 28 195 75 120 12 183
TOTAL 117 562 5,389 2,184 3,205 607 4,782

SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFIT ACHIEVEMENT -

Sl. No. Types of Initiatives No. of CLs Took Initiatives H.H. Benefitted (Individuals) H.H. Benefitted (Community) Concrete Result (Achieved) In The Process
1 Job Card 31 161 --------- 161 --------
2 Ration Card 12 87 ---------- 68 19
3 Old Age Pension 42 211 ---------- 185 26
4 Widow Pension 33 208 --------- 156 52
5 Abua Awas 30 166 --------- 166 ----
6 Toilet Construction 12 85 --------- 85 -----
7 Tree Plantation 26 170 -------- 170 -----
8 Migrant workers’ registration 60 288 -------- 288 ------
9 Open well Construction 9 --------- 68 68 -------
10 4 PHC survey conducted 12 122 -------- 122 -------
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12 4 Govt. school survey 15 121 --------- 121
13 Crop Insurance 46 246 246
TOTAL 328 1,865 68 1,683 97