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Villaticum Idealis (An ideal village near Roorkee)
- 1. Team members: 1. AKHIL PRABHAKAR Intg. MTech. GEOPHYSICAL TECHNOLOGY, 3rd Year 2. SHAILESH PATEL Intg. MTech. GEOPHYSICAL TECHNOLOGY, 3rd Year 3. SIDDHARTH SAXENA Intg. MTech. GEOPHYSICAL TECHNOLOGY, 3rd Year
- 3. MAYAPURI POPULATION = 5890 Hindus Muslims Sikhs
- 4. KEY PROBLEMS IDENTIFIED POVERTY 13 414 318 SC OBC GEN 286 ST APL 5 LACK OF HEALTH AMENITIES
- 6. DISTRIBUTION OF CULTIVATED LAND Boundary (<1 Hectare) 33 110 Very small (1-2 Hectare) 253 Small (2-3 Hectare) 257 Medium (4-10 Hectare) Large (>10 Hectare) DISTRIBUTION OF DEGRADED WASTELAND DEGRADED WASTELAND AREA (HECTARES) Unfertile/Uncultivated 133.46 Non Agricultural 133.46 Agricultural non-fertile 43.45
- 7. STRUCTURE OF HOUSES STRUCTURE OF HOUSES PERCENTAGE Kachcha 10% Half Pakka 30% Pakka 60% AGE-WISE DISTRIBUTION OF DIFFERENTLY ABLED PEOPLE 121 <60 194 >60
- 9. Policies to solve various problem
- 10. Very high amount of poverty in Mayapuri 622 out of 1036 families Which means 60% of total families present in Mayapuri are BPL Low income, Debt & Low assets further loss & of income Education Lack of Low security capital & cover from Lack of in economic & demand health risks skills Lower capacity to generate income
- 11. Easy loans to Low income, Attacking low come out of Debt & Low assets income by further loss & cash transfer debt cycle. of income Education Attacking Lack of scarcity of Low security Health capital & cover from economic & Lack of in skill by facilities health risks demand giving them skills training Lower capacity to generate income Skills turn human resources to human capital
- 12. Reducing long Reducing term poverty short term by increasing poverty by Human Capital direct among cash transfer the poor THE PROVISION OF CASH ON THE CONDITION THAT THE RECEPIENT FULFILLS DEFINED PERFORMANCE /BEHAVIOR
- 13. Attack Poverty Education Health Facilitat Social inclusion e Financial inclusio Sensitive to gender dimension
- 14. Requirement for CCT Biometric Identification system Account in Post Office or Bank
- 15. Objective Service Condition Increase in school Rs 65 per children With 70% of school attendance attendance, enrol per month to Health check-up at least ment ratio and account of female once a month preventive basic head of family health visit Class 6 Class 8** Boys Girls Rs 800* Rs 1000* Attendance requirement Of 75% (parent Boys Girls income<Rs60000) Class 9- Class 12** Rs 1000* Rs 1200* *Figs in per annum ** for students maintaining minimum attendance of 85% &being in top 10% will get an additional reward of Rs 200 at year end
- 16. Students will be Higher Education given Rs4000 p.a. Technical Rs 500(monthly) for 6 months Youth must be Education for training and study trained Youth material Rs 1000 Encourage the use 50% of total for of domestic biogas cost or max 1-5 m3 connecting plant of Rs 5000 it to the toilet Encourage the use 50% of total Training cost or max Of E-CHARKHA of Rs 2200 in ITI Estimated Budget :Rs 35,00,000
- 17. EDUCATION Computer lab 10 computers Server, Broadband connectivity of 2Mbps Video conferencing /lectures CDs Training of inexperienced Volunteer organization Budget :Rs 5,00,000*
- 18. Also Telemedicine Primary health care Recommendation Health literacy Vaccination Ayurved Family Free Unani planning medicine Homeopathy distribution Yoga Siddha
- 19. INFRASTRUCTURE /SOCIAL Multi utility community center Build MUCC coupled with tech facility (like radio, audio visual equipment) Health and Warning, video conferencin employm g Employment ent generation news Etc. e- literacy Villaticum Idealis
- 20. COMMUNITY RADIO Community radio
- 21. Catalyze socio economic process Budget : Very low awareness:govt policies & program: health sanitation Procedure to secure benefit Redressal to grievances. farming Health literacy Various Govt programs Awareness
- 22. Rescue in the period of distress- LIVESTOCK Success is limited in setting up the microenterprise: Unavailability of good quality breed-Disease risk & inbreeding Low access to finance Ineffective extension service LIVESTOCK BANK Scientific CROWD Training and breed FUNDING managemen Buy back livestock. networks t option Budget :Rs1000000
- 23. FOR DIFFERENTLY ABLED PEOPLE Enterprise for underprivileged differently abled people Deaf Dumb Can be accommodated in postal services Women Blind can also Physical be part Training in ITI of (KVIC) training Gramudhyog
- 24. INFRASTRUCTURE/ RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT We will also focus on Low cost house made of Bamboo Use of Bamboo in Community SHGs toilets Rainwater harvest and storage
- 25. INFRASTRUCTURE/ RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT Biogas cooperatives Resort INFRA SPECIAL Green Infrastructure Waste land
- 26. GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE Alternate fuel Biogas better than traditional options Biopesticide Farming Bio products Biofertilizers Increased productivity
- 27. WASTE LAND UTILIZATION Development of livestock bank Raw material Biogas plant(domestic and community based) Biofertilizers Biopesticides Sericulture Climate of Mayapuri Bamboo Biodiesel favorable jatropha plantation Generate plantation Employment E charkha
- 28. BIOGAS COOPERATIVES Government Subsidies Waste input Gas (livestock) Biogas distribution Non inclusion of villagers in this economic activity Benefits: Financial aid to poverty stricken Spirit of Entrepreneurship Linkage with Livestock Bank
- 29. TOURIST RESORT Market for local Handicraft items and Khadi products. OPPORTUNITIES Recreation for Advertisement HOT- visitors/govt. employees SPOT Economic viability of the local terrain and NH-72
- 30. After Implementation Transformation T R A N S F O R M Achieving goal of removal of long-term Poverty
- 31. Transformation Livestock Increasing productivity E charkha & sericulture Bamboo-e- Boom
- 32. Energy
- 33. SUMMARY IDENTIFICATION OF THE PROBLEM SOLUTION TO THE PROBLEM PRIORTY WISE INTERLINKING THE SOLUTIONS ARE THESE SCHEMES TOO IDEALISTIC? BUDGET? AFTER IMPLEMENTATION
- 34. THANK YOU
Editor's Notes
- #18: *PPP mode
- #21: Radio can catalyze the process of socio- economic development of Mayapuri throughCreating awareness among the beneficiaries about Govt policies & programsFacilitating them to understand the procedure to secure benefits of these programs and easy access to public service Seeking redressal to their grievances
- #22: organic farming (aggressive campaign)Various schemes of governmentSpreading health literacy Awareness programs