PROJECT PROPOSAL ON HERBAL MEDICINE
&
HEALTH AWARENESS PROGRAMME.
Title of the Project
:
“Sustainable
improvement
in
livelihood and quality of life Tribal
and Dalit women of Daringabadi
Block of Kandhmal district of
Orissa through sustainable harvest
and marketing of herbs .”
Name of the Organization
associated
:
KANDHAMAL ZILLA SABUJA
VAIDYA
SANGATHAN(KZSVS)
(ORISSA)
&
KARTAVYA
CHARITABLE
TRUST (KCT) (MUMBAI)
Address of the Office
:
1)
OrissaDaringabadi,
Kandhamal, Orissa, India –
762104.
2)Mumbai- kurar village, Malad
(east),Mumbai,maharashtra.400097
ContactDinabandhu maharana (Orissa)
Mobile-09437992231
Kaushal Singh-(Mumbai)
Mobile-09619515729
Name and Position of the NGO
Official Responsible:
:
Dr.
Dinabandhu
(KZSVS)
Maharana
Kaushal Singh( KCT )
(General Secretary)
FCRA Number and Year:
:
105030078 Dt: 19.02.2010
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Project Period
:
One year
Total Project Cost
:
524000/-
Vision
Improve environment and provide sustainable livelihood for
the poor and marginalized
Mission




Develop environmentally sound technologies
Conserve, recycle and reuse natural resources
Also develop technologies to provide sustainable livelihood
for poor and marginalized
Disseminate directly or indirectly through other agencies
Objectives
To develop and transfer technologies to people-most suited to
their environment
To create a scientific bent of mind and instill confidence in the
minds of people
To bridge the gap between progress and preservation by deft
use of science and technology
Focus Areas
Energy
Environment
Bioresources & Biodiversity
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Microbial and Plant Biotechnology
Agriculture
TCTIVITYS PROPOSED TO BE UNDER TAKEN
1. PARTICIPATE IN MEEL & ORGANIZATION HEALTH CAMP.
2. TRAINING WORKSHOP FOR PROMOTING AND MARKING OF
MEDICINAL PLANT TO TRADITIONAL HEARLEAS.
3. COMMUNITY AWARNESS MITTING.
4. CULTIVATION OF MEDICINAL PLANT.
PROBLEM STATEMENT:
The proposed project area locates in Daringbadi block of Kandhamal district of
Orissa. Orissa one of the BIMARU ( Sick) states of India has 78.70% of the rural
families living below the Poverty Line ( Panchayati Raj Dept, Govt. of Orissa). The
underprivileged Dalit and Tribal constitute 38.6% (SC-16.5% & ST 22.1%) of the
total population. One of the alarming situations is the declining female ratio over the
last 50 years. In 1971, 1086 female per 1000 males were recorded which came down
to 972 female per 1000 male in 2001. The state female literacy rate is 34.4% lower
than that of the country of 39.4%. The state infant mortality rate is 87per thousand
live births as against 67 in India in 2002.
Kandhamal is situated in the Central part of Orissa state. Kandhamal district is
divided into 2 sub-division 4 Tahasil 12 C.D. Blocks, 15 police stations and 187 gram
Panchayats. The number of inhabited revenue villages in the district is 2379.There are
5 types of tribal groups and 06 types schedule castes in the district constituting 52.0%
and 16.9% of the total population of the district respectively.
Daringabadi block is located
towards South –East parts of the Kandhamal District
having the geographical area of 769.68.00 squire kilometer. The block is having dense
natural forest of northern tropical moist deciduous type of species like sal and Piasal,
The block is having potential watershed areas with number of perennial streams and
rivers. There are total 19960 residential houses under 274 villages of 24 Gram
Panchayats in Daringabadi block. The block as well as all the 24 Gram Panchayats
come under schedule area of the district. This block comes under G. Udayagiri
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(Reserved) M.L.A constituency. All the Sarapanchs and the Samiti Chairman seat of
the block are reserved for Schedule Tribe men and women. Daringabadi is one of the
tribal dominated blocks in the district. It has total population of 95505 and out of
which Adivasi population is 57412 (60.1%) and Dalit population is 8229 (8.61%).
The main Adivasi communities living in the Block are Kandh and Ganda. The
population details are given at below-
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Gram Panchayat wise Population
Sl.No.
G.P.
Population
Total
Male
SC Population
Female Total
ST Population
Male Female
Total
Male
Female
1
Badabanga
3789
1857
1932
198
108
90
3224
1557
1667
2
Bamunigam
4928
2467
2461
243
132
111
880
446
434
3
Bhramarbadi
3113
1537
1576
586
311
275
1837
895
942
4
Budaguda
4039
2006
2033
225
117
108
2050
1022
1028
5
Daringabadi
8763
4225
4538
1315
651
664
4621
2088
2533
6
Dasingabadi
4080
2013
2067
877
409
468
2402
1186
1216
7
Donekbadi
3323
1601
1722
317
149
168
2270
1081
1189
8
Gadapur
4614
2357
2257
177
100
77
2256
1128
1128
9
Greenbadi
3606
1869
1737
792
405
387
2549
1324
1225
10
Gumikia
3068
1508
1560
12
6
6
2692
1318
1374
11
Hatimunda
3470
1676
1794
177
94
83
2198
1058
1140
12
Jhinjiriguda
3573
1694
1879
235
114
121
1788
822
966
13
Katingia
4353
2092
2261
58
41
17
1648
792
856
14
Kirikuti
4289
2090
2199
334
169
165
2800
1368
1432
15
Kumbharigam
3481
1657
1824
233
115
118
2062
961
1101
16
Partomaha
4835
2405
2430
437
216
221
3690
1824
1866
17
Saramuli
2713
1342
1371
32
17
15
1502
755
747
18
Siangabali
4447
2143
2304
586
271
315
3291
1599
1692
19
Simonbadi
4194
2069
2125
319
158
161
2324
1121
1203
20
Sirkabarga
2270
1095
1175
1
1
0
1672
802
870
21
Sonepur
3046
1460
1586
42
25
17
1875
894
981
22
Bhramarbadi
3922
1922
2000
419
217
202
2576
1244
1332
23
Tajungia
3859
1869
1990
335
168
167
2410
1156
1254
24
Tillory
3730
1854
1876
279
125
154
2795
1406
1389
Total
95505
46808
48697
8229
4119
4110
57412
27847
29565
The total literacy rate of the block is only 34.8% where as 47.4% of male and only 22.
6% of female (Source: Census of India, Govt. of India) are literate. Education is the
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most neglected part of Dalit / Tribal life as evident from their low literacy status. The
children who are considered as economic assets are hardly sent to schools thanks to
the factors of non-availability of teachers and study materials, long distance, ill timing
of schools, negative attitude of both teachers and parents. The female literacy rates
among the Tribal & Dalit are quite dismal & disappointing. Illiteracy is a major
handicap for occupational mobility among the Dalit & Tribal.
Gram Panchayat wise Literacy status of Daringabadi Block:
Sl. No.
G.P.
No. Of
Total
House
villages
Hold
Population
Total
Male
Literate
Female
Total
Male
%
Female Total Male Female
1
Badabanga
16
859
3789
1857
1932
1448
988
460 38.2 53.2
23.8
2
Bamunigam
8
1014
4928
2467
2461
2587
1602
985 52.5 64.9
40.0
3
Bhramarbadi
9
648
3113
1537
1576
932
694
238 29.9 45.2
15.1
4
Budaguda
7
888
4039
2006
2033
1194
882
312 29.6 44.0
15.3
5
Daringabadi
11
1825
8763
4225
4538
4651
2691
1960 53.1 63.7
43.2
6
Dasingabadi
14
783
4080
2013
2067
1375
925
450 33.7 46.0
21.8
7
Donekbadi
8
641
3323
1601
1722
1178
767
411 35.4 47.9
23.9
8
Gadapur
7
916
4614
2357
2257
1600
1145
455 34.7 48.6
20.2
9
Greenbadi
11
707
3606
1869
1737
1394
991
403 38.7 53.0
23.2
10
Gumikia
15
637
3068
1508
1560
694
558
136 22.6 37.0
8.7
11
Hatimunda
7
694
3470
1676
1794
1023
652
371 29.5 38.9
20.7
12
Jhinjiriguda
8
768
3573
1694
1879
1300
881
419 36.4 52.0
22.3
13
Katingia
14
880
4353
2092
2261
1525
932
593 35.0 44.6
26.2
14
Kirikuti
9
946
4289
2090
2199
1239
877
362 28.9 42.0
16.5
15
Kumbharigam
18
771
3481
1657
1824
759
554
205 21.8 33.4
11.2
16
Partomaha
21
958
4835
2405
2430
1359
975
384 28.1 40.5
15.8
17
Saramuli
11
570
2713
1342
1371
707
477
230 26.1 35.5
16.8
18
Siangabali
15
920
4447
2143
2304
1651
1049
602 37.1 49.0
26.1
19
Simonbadi
11
982
4194
2069
2125
1443
987
456 34.4 47.7
21.5
20
Sirkabarga
8
450
2270
1095
1175
289
226
63 12.7 20.6
5.4
21
Sonepur
10
620
3046
1460
1586
592
479
113 19.4 32.8
7.1
22
Bhramarbadi
11
855
3922
1922
2000
1756
1140
616 44.8 59.3
30.8
23
Tajungia
8
837
3859
1869
1990
1320
892
428 34.2 47.7
21.5
24
Tillory
17
791
3730
1854
1876
1203
846
357 32.3 45.6
19.0
Total
274
19960
95505 46808
48697
33219 22210
11009
34.8 47.4
Economy: The main source of income of the people is agriculture, shifting
cultivation, gathering of miner forest produces, daily wage and migration labor.
People migrate to urban areas & outside rhe State like Assam, Andhra Pradesh etc.
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22.6
after harvesting season and they come back to their native places before the monsoon.
The migrant folk are mainly Adivasis.
Over 85% of the families of the block are
below the poverty line (BPL). The Gram Panchayat wise BPL households are as
follows:
GP wise BPL Households of Daringabadi Block
Sl.No.
G.P.
No. Of
Total House
villages
Holds
BPL
% BPL
Households Households
1
Badabanga
16
859
696
81.0
2
Bamunigam
8
1014
908
89.5
3
Bhramarbadi
9
648
595
91.8
4
Budaguda
7
888
706
79.5
5
Daringabadi
11
1825
1363
74.7
6
Dasingabadi
14
783
774
98.9
7
Donekbadi
8
641
602
93.9
8
Gadapur
7
916
780
85.2
9
Greenbadi
11
707
595
84.2
10
Gumikia
15
637
385
60.4
11
Hatimunda
7
694
604
87.0
12
Jhinjiriguda
8
768
680
88.5
13
Katingia
14
880
841
95.6
14
Kirikuti
9
946
866
91.5
15
Kumbharigam
18
771
735
95.3
16
Partomaha
21
958
822
85.8
17
Saramuli
11
570
542
95.1
18
Siangabali
15
920
661
71.8
19
Simonbadi
11
982
572
58.2
20
Sirkabarga
8
450
425
94.4
21
Sonepur
10
620
597
96.3
22
Bhramarbadi
11
855
805
94.2
23
Tajungia
8
837
791
94.5
24
Tillory
17
791
623
78.8
274
19960
16968
85.0
Total
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The Tribal/Dalit women in the proposed area face increased vulnerability due to land
alienation, loss of entitlement, in access to natural resources including NTFP,
indebtedness, exploitation etc. The telling symptoms of such forms of deprivation &
discriminations are the ever-declining sex ratio among tribal, persistent low
percentage female literacy & high maternal mortality rate. Ignorance, illiteracy makes
these communities vulnerable, unequipped & unmoved. The low self-esteem & low
self-confidence make them less assertive.
Moneylenders play a major role in controlling the tribal economy by being the only
available source of credit. Tribal and Dalit are particularly vulnerable to this form of
economic exploitation. The rate of interest for both grain and cash loan ranges from
100% to 150%.Not only do they borrow money at crippling high rates of interest, but
also they are often force by the terms of the loan to buy inputs from the lender at a
high rate and sell all their produce to the lender at an unfairly low rate. In these
circumstances, they rarely make enough profit to cover their repayments and are
forced to borrow even more money, or in some cases mortgage their land. The
problem of land alienation is rampant among tribal families and they are reduced to
landless because of this.
Due to this exploitative system of money lending, the
women in the family suffer the most. Women are responsible for the day-to-day
management of the family and household and when means are scarce, this becomes an
increasingly difficult and backbreaking task.
Most rural women in marginalized communities suffer from various ailments due to
malnutrition, unsafe water, and lack of sanitation. This is reflected in the high
morbidity and mortality of the mothers and children in the area. The Govt. health care
delivery system is irresponsive with characteristic non-availability, inaccessibility and
non-affordability of the health services.
One of the major resources of the area is forest. 561.8 Sq. Kilometer covered under
forest out of total 769.68 total geographical area of Daringbadi Block. In spite of such
vast forest with 69% green coverage, more than 85% of the families are BPL. The
natural forest is full of herbs and other NTFPs. But due to lack of awareness and
market linkage, the situation of poverty is vulnerable. Secondly the people here are
not at all aware about the sustainable harvest of the product. For example; Arjuna – A
tree that was available in plenty, is not seen these days due to wasteful harvest.
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PROJECT LOCATION:
The proposed project area locates in 2 GPs in Daringbadi block of Kandhamal district,
Orissa. Daringbadi is one of the most underdeveloped blocks of Kandhamal district
that forms part of the KBK Plus districts in Orissa. The KBK Plus districts are among
the poorest in India with over 85% of the population below poverty line. The key to
poverty is social structure, skewed land distribution, land alienation, harsh
environment, poor infrastructures, rural indebtedness, exploitation etc.
The projected 2 Gram Panchayats have a population of 7309 spreads over 25 revenue
villages. The proposed area is a mass of rugged relief with steep hills, mountain
ranges and forest covers. The socio economic and health status of the depressed Dalit
and tribal communities are like their counterparts else where in the state. Rapid
denudation of forests has resulted in a steady depletion of their Natural resource base.
The tribal families are primarily engaged in subsistence farming with shifting
cultivation at hill tops/ slopes in conjunction with settled cultivation at low lying
valleys, Supplementary income generating activities such as NTFP continue specially
with the tribal women. Besides cultivation a significant proportion of Tribal And Dalit
earn their livelihood through farm and non farm casual labor In search of which they
migrate to neighboring urban areas for months together.
Demographic Profile of Project GPs in Daringbadi Block
SL.
Name of Gram
No of
No. Of
Total
Panchayat
Villages
Households
Population
ST
SC
OC
1
Siangabali
15
874
4086
3085
586
415
2
Bhramarbadi
10
669
3223
1947
586
690
TOTAL
25
1543
7309
5032
1172
1105
The continuing key development problems concerning the women of the area are
as under:

Pervasive material poverty, human deprivations, destitution and drudgeries

Declining livelihood opportunities for the Dalit/ Tribal women due to
degenerating natural resources base

Low level of development participation by the women at the grass roots

Lack of awareness among women on legal / social issues and rights, leading to
their exploitation.

Non availability of wage
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The problems of poverty, unemployment & exploitation can only be tackled by
freeing them from the exploitative moneylenders and middlemen, enabling families
to earn a living. Difficulties often arise in targeting women as a vulnerable group
within weaker sections who themselves are underprivileged & vulnerable. Women
will not automatically benefit from any tribal/Dalit development programme in
general. It may so happen that development may be achieved at the cost of women in
the groups in terms of increased work, loss of control over resources, gender
inequality etc. Despite their significant role in supporting the family, women are
often excluded from decision-making regarding themselves and their families.
Women, however, are better placed to transform family life, healthcare, education
and the overall quality of life than their male counterpart. Against this backdrop, the
need to mobilize women & strengthen their self help groups for self sustained & self
reliant development called for.
TARGET GROUP:
The project targets over 200 vulnerable Tribal & Dalit families of 09 villages from
Bhramarbadi and Siangabali Gram Panchayats of Daringbadi Block. Mainly the
families were selected with following criterias:

Women with BPL families

Women heading households

Widow/Separated/ Destitute women,

Women of landless household/ Marginal & Small Farm Households/ BPL
households.

Women Wage Laborers

Disabled Women & Women in the Difficult Circumstances.
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Sl.No
Name of the
Member
Father/Husbant's Age
Name
Village
GP
Caste
Family Member BPL/ Occupation Period of
Male Female Total APL
sustenance
in a year
1
2
3
4
5
6
Gita Pradhan.
Namojini Pradhan.
Basanti Pradhan.
Srubanti Pradhan.
Hema Pradhan.
Rasiphula Pradhan.
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
Sumanti Pradhan
Labanti Pradhan
Srubanti Pradhan.
Nara Pradhan.
Maitri Pradhan.
Sajangi Pradhan.
Rainga Pradhan.
Bisanti Pradhan.
Geeta Pradhan
Namita Pradahn
Rimish Pradhan
Nibanti Pradhan.
Elseba Pradhan
Nabiri Pradhan
Ribika Pradhan
22
Namojini Pradhan.
23
24
Puspolata Pradhan.
Nibojini Pradhan.
Sriram Pradhan.
Sisu Pradhan
Karina Pradhan.
Srinibash Pradhan
Purni Pradhan
Mage Pradhan
Gopabandhu
Pradhan
Kiabisi Pradhan
Baikuntha Pradhan
Subash Pradhan.
Bipina Pradhan
Bakada Pradhan
Malabi Pradhan
Bairaj Pradhan
Rajapa Pradhan
Dibakar Pradhan
Amina Pradhan
Arabinda Pradhan
Jagata Pradhan
Sanatan Pradhan
Tingala Pradhan
D/O-Mahadev
Pradhan.
D/O-Lt.Banga
Pradhan.
Taria Pradhan.
25
26
23
28
27
34
Budanpipali
Budanpipali
Budanpipali
Budanpipali
Budanpipali
Budanpipali
Bhramarbadi ST
Bhramarbadi ST
Bhramarbadi ST
Bhramarbadi ST
Bhramarbadi ST
Bhramarbadi ST
4
1
4
1
2
4
10
2
5
4
3
4
14
3
9
5
5
8
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
Cultivation
DL
Cultivation
DL
DL
DL
8 Months.
6 Months.
7 Months.
3 Months.
5 Months.
4 Months.
28
24
26
33
29
33
35
29
30
30
35
30
32
30
28
Budanpipali
Budanpipali
Budanpipali
Budanpipali
Budanpipali
Budanpipali
Budanpipali
Budanpipali
Budanpipali
Budanpipali
Budanpipali
Budanpipali
Budanpipali
Budanpipali
Budanpipali
Bhramarbadi ST
Bhramarbadi ST.
Bhramarbadi ST.
Bhramarbadi ST
Bhramarbadi ST
Bhramarbadi ST
Bhramarbadi ST
Bhramarbadi ST
Bhramarbadi ST
Bhramarbadi ST
Bhramarbadi ST
Bhramarbadi ST
Bhramarbadi ST
Bhramarbadi ST
Bhramarbadi ST
2
2
4
4
3
4
5
1
4
2
3
3
3
3
4
2
2
1
4
3
5
4
1
3
3
6
2
3
4
1
4
4
5
8
6
9
9
2
7
5
9
5
6
7
5
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
DL
DL
DL
Cultivation
DL
DL
DL
Cultivation
DL
DL
DL
DL
Cultivation
DL
DL
9 Months.
4 Months.
7 Months.
3 Months.
5 Months.
2 Months.
4 Months.
2 Months.
1 Month.
2 Months.
2 Months.
2 Months.
2 Months.
4 Months.
5 Months.
27 Badabali
Bhramarbadi ST
4
2
6
BPL Cultivation
8 Months.
27 Badabali
36 Badabali
Bhramarbadi ST
Bhramarbadi ST
1
4
3
4
4
8
BPL DL
BPL Cultivation
8 Months.
8 Months.
11
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
Phila Pradhan.
Sansingh Pradhan.
Kiranbala Pradhan.
Surunga Pradhan.
Ruadei Pradhan.
Tara Pradhan
Phulamati Pradhan.
Gobina Pradhan.
Kaimati Pradhan.
Denepa Pradhan.
Janari Pradhan.
Sanatana Pradhan.
Kishori Pradhan.
Surendra Pradhan.
Nareshi Pradhan.
Bahan Pradhan.
Lisingi Pradhan.
Manji Pradhan.
Sasra Pradhan.
Ramesh Pradhan.
Kanchaphula Pradhan. Simara Pradhan.
Saneri Pradhan.
Gupta Pradhan.
Dueli Pradhan.
Ganja Pradhan.
Susanti Pradhan.
Jumana Pradhan.
Pana Pradhan.
Mudura Pradhan.
Mirchi Pradhan.
Jahan Pradhan.
Rema Pradhan.
Bama Pradhan.
Basanti Pradhan.
Satya Pradhan.
Sabajini Pradhan.
Bahadur Pradhan.
Pramila Pradhan
Sadin
Rinki Pradhan
F-Dina
Sima Pradhan
Tilama
Joshada Pradhan
F-Tilama
Sayanti Pradhan
Lima
Rasmita Pradhan
Barbuda
Rina Pradhan
Kiran
Surangi Pradhan
Kilam
Pramojini Pradhan
F-Kilam
Susama Pradhan
F-Kilam
Priya Pradhan
Dera
38 Badabali
Bhramarbadi ST
28 Badabali
Bhramarbadi ST
38 Badabali
Bhramarbadi ST
28 Badabali
Bhramarbadi ST
28 Badabali
Bhramarbadi ST.
32 Badabali
Bhramarbadi ST.
48 Badabali
Bhramarbadi ST
26 Badabali
Bhramarbadi ST
45 Badabali
Bhramarbadi ST
27 Badabali
Bhramarbadi ST
27 Badabali
Bhramarbadi ST
38 Badabali
Bhramarbadi ST
29 Badabali
Bhramarbadi ST
26 Badabali
Bhramarbadi ST
38 Badabali
Bhramarbadi ST
33 Badabali
Bhramarbadi ST
29 Badabali
Bhramarbadi ST
26 Badabali
Bhramarbadi ST
39 Badabali
Bhramarbadi ST
37 Bhramarbadi Bhramarbadi ST
18 Bhramarbadi Bhramarbadi ST
39 Bhramarbadi Bhramarbadi ST
19 Bhramarbadi Bhramarbadi ST
32 Bhramarbadi Bhramarbadi ST
29 Bhramarbadi Bhramarbadi ST
22 Bhramarbadi Bhramarbadi ST
35 Bhramarbadi Bhramarbadi ST
20 Bhramarbadi Bhramarbadi ST
19 Bhramarbadi Bhramarbadi ST
31 Bhramarbadi Bhramarbadi ST
4
1
5
3
2
4
2
2
3
5
3
3
3
1
4
1
2
3
2
4
4
4
4
3
3
2
4
4
4
2
4
1
3
2
2
2
2
6
2
2
4
2
2
3
4
3
3
2
5
3
3
2
2
3
1
1
6
6
6
4
8
2
8
5
4
6
4
8
5
7
7
5
5
4
8
4
5
5
7
7
7
6
6
6
4
3
10
10
10
6
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
DL
DL
DL
Cultivation
Cultivation
Cultivation
Cultivation
Cultivation
Cultivation
DL
DL
DL
DL
DL
Cultivation
DL
DL
DL
DL
Cultivation
Cultivation
Cultivation
Cultivation
DL
DL
DL
DL
DL
DL
DL
4 Months.
5 Months.
3 Months.
2 Months.
6 Months.
6 Months.
4 Months.
8 Months.
6 Months.
3 Months.
7 Months
5 Months.
9 Months
8 Months.
4 Months.
1 Month
4 Months.
6 Months.
6 Months.
12 Month
12
12
12
6
6
6
12
12
12
3
12
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
Kasturi Pradhan
Rimajini Pradhan
Nabajini Pradhan
Kumari Pradhan
Chandini Pradhan
Sumitra Pradhan
Subajini Pradhan
Rasiphul Pradhan
Lakiri Pradhan
Sunili Pradhan
Nibajini Pradhan
Chanchala Pradhan
Surna Pradhan
Najiri Pradhan
Jesinta Parichha
Nuni Digal
Rajani Digal
Chandrakanti Digal
73
Kamala Digal
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
Puspa Parichha
Pravabati Digal
Mini Parichha
Purnima Digal
Lurdumeri Parichha
Eli Digal
Sabita Digal
Manjula Digal
Janaki Parichha
F-Lt. Budia
Sukanta
Kayan
Sibaram
Jatinga
Disara
Mistiri
Dhuba
Pintu
F-Pintu
Pabitra
Buduka
Bisu
F-Bisu
Ghenu Parichha
Nageswar Digal
Bijata Digal
Durjadhana Digal
Lt.Radhakanta
Digal
Simanchal
Parichha
Siman Digal
Lochi Parichha
Tulsingh Digal
Salestina Parichha
Sunesingh Digal
Pitra Digal
Johan Digal
Pradipa Parichha
18 Bhramarbadi Bhramarbadi ST
25 Bhramarbadi Bhramarbadi ST
33 Bhramarbadi Bhramarbadi ST
28 Bhramarbadi Bhramarbadi ST
19 Bhramarbadi Bhramarbadi ST
39 Bhramarbadi Bhramarbadi ST
31 Bhramarbadi Bhramarbadi ST
22 Bhramarbadi Bhramarbadi ST
38 Bhramarbadi Bhramarbadi ST
18 Bhramarbadi Bhramarbadi ST
24 Bhramarbadi Bhramarbadi ST
30 Bhramarbadi Bhramarbadi ST
38 Bhramarbadi Bhramarbadi ST
22 Bhramarbadi Bhramarbadi ST
40 Mallebadi
Siangabali SC
35 Mallebadi
Siangabali SC
30 Mallebadi
Siangabali SC
42 Mallebadi
Siangabali SC
3
2
3
4
4
7
2
3
4
4
5
3
2
2
3
2
2
4
2
2
5
5
5
2
4
2
7
7
2
3
2
2
2
5
2
3
5
4
8
9
9
9
6
5
11
11
7
6
4
4
5
7
4
7
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
DL
DL
DL
Cultivation
Cultivation
Cultivation
Cultivation
DL
DL
DL
DL
DL
DL
Cultivation
Cultivation
DL
DL
DL
0
12
12
6
6
5
4
4
12
12
8
7
6
6
4 Months.
3 Months
3 Months
6 Months
43 Mallebadi
Siangabali
SC
2
4
6
BPL DL
4 Months.
28 Mallebadi
50 Mallebadi
23 Mallebadi
33 Mallebadi
35 Mallebadi
45 Mallebadi
28 Mallebadi
22 Mallebadi
25 Mallebadi
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
SC
SC
SC
SC
SC
SC
SC
SC
SC
1
2
3
3
1
4
3
2
4
4
1
2
3
6
1
3
4
2
5
3
5
6
7
5
6
6
6
BPL
APL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
3 Months
12 months
3 Months
3 Months
3 Months
6 Months
4 Months.
5 Months
3 Months
DL
Cultivation
DL
DL
DL
Cultivation
Cultivation
Cultivation
DL
13
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
95
96
97
98
99
100
101
102
103
104
105
106
107
108
109
Padmini Digal
Manjula Digal
Sami Digal
Meera Digal
Sumitra Digal
Duita Digal
Rangabati Mallick
Agata Digal
Amuliya Digal
Bandhan Digal
Bimbadhar Digal
Kumbru Digal
Tila Parichha
Sikar Digal
Bakle Digal
Jyotir Mallick
Ramesh Digal
Gobardhan Digal
Kamadhenu
Lusma Pradhan.
Pradhan.
Lt. Ramachandra
Lidiya Digal
Digal
Anka Digal
Jogeswar Digal
Basanti Digal
Sanjay Digal
Surekha Digal
Kishore Digal
Sonali Digal
Pramod Digal
Arati Digal
Panchu Digal
Padmini Nayak
Debabrata Nayak
Merri Parichha
Florence Parichha
Jhunu Digal
Pabitra Digal
Bishnupriya Digal
Badeda Digal
Urmila Digal
Subash Digal
Martha Digal
Lt. Tili Digal
Sabitri Digal.
Satrughna Pradhan
Sandaphula Pradhan. Prafulla Pradhan.
Nilandri Pradhan.
Parsuram Pradhan
Nayanti Pradhan.
Mangera Pradhan.
Chabindra
Dasiri Pradhan.
Pradhan.
30 Mallebadi
45 Mallebadi
22 Mallebadi
25 Mallebadi
45 Mallebadi
54 Mallebadi
28 Mallebadi
34 Mallebadi
35 Mallebadi
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
SC
SC
SC
SC
SC
SC
SC
SC
SC
1
4
1
4
1
0
3
4
4
1
1
5
2
1
1
1
3
4
2
5
6
6
2
1
4
7
8
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
DL
DL
DL
DL
DL
DL
DL
DL
DL
2 Months
6 Months
5 Months
5 Months
3 Months
3 Months
5 Months
6 Months
6 Months
30 Mallebadi
Siangabali
ST
1
2
3
BPL DL
6 Months
25 Mallebadi
34 Mallebadi
28 Mallebadi
25 Mallebadi
22 Mallebadi
35 Mallebadi
25 Mallebadi
25 Mallebadi
28 Mallebadi
30 Mallebadi
35 Mallebadi
40 Mallebadi
35 Mallebadi
37 Manipur
32 Manipur
32 Manipur
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
SC
SC
SC
SC
SC
SC
SC
SC
SC
SC
SC
SC
ST
ST
ST
ST
4
1
1
1
2
1
2
1
1
1
2
0
1
2
1
2
1
1
3
3
1
1
2
3
2
1
4
1
2
5
4
2
5
2
4
4
3
2
4
4
3
2
6
1
3
7
5
4
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
APL
APL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
6 Months
4 Months.
3 Months
3 Months
12 Months
12 Months
10 Months
5 Months
5 Months
4 Months.
5 Months
3 Months
4 Months.
6 Months.
5 Months.
8 Months.
29 Manipur
Siangabali
ST
4
4
8
BPL DL
DL
DL
DL
DL
Cultivation
Cultivation
DL
DL
DL
DL
DL
DL
DL
Cultivation
DL
DL
5 Months.
14
110
111
112
113
114
115
116
117
118
119
120
121
122
123
124
125
126
127
128
129
130
131
132
133
134
135
Gangadhar
Pradhan.
Bimbadhar
Murga Pradhan.
Pradhan.
Binojini Pradhan.
Rupendra Pradhan.
Sarojini Pradhan.
Kingina Pradhan.
Lubangi Pradhan.
Dalaka Pradhan.
Chitrasena
Susila Pradhan.
Pradhan.
Umajini Pradhan.
Anil Pradhan.
Sanati Pradhan.
Rastika Pradhan.
Narga Pradhan.
Rajendra Pradhan.
Injali Pradhan.
Bisandra Pradhan.
Janaki Pradhan.
Bala Pradhan.
Bharati Pradhan.
Kulamani Pradhan.
Inajini Pradhan
Lupi Pradhan.
Inastri Pradhan.
Sukkiram Pradhan.
Santojini Digal.
Rabinath Digal.
Debanti Digal.
Bijay Digal
Namita Pradhan.
Rajmani Pradhan.
Bibhaschha
Saila Pradhan.
Pradhan.
Kanchaphula Pradhan. Ajit Pradhan.
Bamini Pradhan.
Solinga Pradhan.
Maniphula Pradhan. Suresh Pradhan.
Inojini Pradhan.
Bikram Pradhan.
Saraswati Pradhan.
Ulena Pradhan.
Sobhabati Pradhan.
Didena Pradhan.
Subhadra Pradhan.
Saram Pradhan.
Bhama Pradhan.
Mahipati Pradhan.
Inajini Pradhan
34 Manipur
Siangabali
ST
1
5
6
BPL DL
6 Months.
31 Manipur
30 Manipur
47 Manipur
45 Manipur
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
ST
ST
ST.
ST.
2
1
1
1
6
1
5
1
8
2
6
2
BPL
APL
BPL
BPL
DL
Cultivation
DL
DL
3 Months
6 Months.
6 Months.
5 Months.
48 Manipur
27 Manipur
33 Manipur
21 Manipur
42 Manipur
24 Manipur
24 Manipur
23 Manipur
36 Manipur
35 Manipur
30 Manipur
25 Raskua
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
ST
ST
ST
ST
ST
ST
ST
ST
ST
SC
SC
ST
3
1
1
1
1
2
1
3
3
4
3
3
5
1
2
2
1
2
4
3
3
2
3
2
8
2
3
3
2
4
5
6
6
6
6
5
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
DL
DL
DL
DL
DL
DL
DL
Cultivation
DL
Cultivation
Cultivation
DL
4 Months.
2 Months.
2 Months.
4 Months.
10 Months.
3 Months
2 Months.
4 Months.
5 Months.
4 Months.
4 Months.
12 Months.
20 Raskua
28 Raskua
40 Raskua
35 Raskua
25 Raskua
30 Raskua
35 Raskua
35 Raskua
30 Raskua
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
ST
ST
ST
ST
ST
ST
ST.
ST.
ST
1
3
2
3
2
2
3
1
4
2
5
3
3
1
2
3
3
5
3
8
5
6
3
4
6
4
9
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
APL
APL
DL
DL
DL
DL
DL
DL
DL
Cultivation
Cultivation
7 Months.
12 Months.
6 Months.
7 Months.
2 Months.
9 Months.
4 Months.
7 Months.
3 Months.
15
136
137
138
139
140
141
142
143
144
145
146
147
148
149
150
151
152
153
154
155
156
157
158
159
160
161
Sasiphula Pradhan.
Bismati Pradhan.
Sanati Pradhan.
Nirna Pradhan.
Susama Pradhan.
Seema Pradhan.
Tamuka Pradhan.
Gira Pradhan.
Ananda Pradhan.
Sarat Pradhan.
Tasa Pradhan.
Baiya Pradhan.
Bhagaban
Mathra Badaparaja.
Badaparaja.
Sasikala Badaparaja. Khirod Badaparaja.
Jenita Nayak.
Pramod Nayak.
Masiaphla Pradhan. Daya Pradhan.
Phulamati Pradhan.
Lt. Bipra Pradhan.
Sabhajana
Subhajini Pradhan.
Pradhan.
Sunanda Pradhan.
Lakshan Pradhan.
Takari Pradhan.
Trisingi Pradhan.
Alajini Pradhan.
Duka Pradhan.
Lt.Lokanath
Ajamati Pradhan.
Pradhan.
Chandramati Pradhan. Lt. Hanu Pradhan.
Sapari Pradhan.
Sukendra Pradhan.
Sasi Pradhan.
Gaura Pradhan.
Jambhu Pradhan.
Gatu Pradhan.
Kaimati Pradhan.
Sukendra Pradhan.
Rama Pradhan.
Trisingi Pradhan.
Nabanti Pradhan.
Sanatana Pradhan.
Biswanath
Santojini Pradhan.
Pradhan.
Sumila Pradhan.
Filiman Pradhan.
Indira Behera.
Dusia Behera.
40 Raskua
35 Raskua
25 Raskua
30 Raskua
30 Raskua
27 Raskua
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
ST
ST
ST
ST
ST
ST
3
4
1
3
3
4
3
4
4
3
4
4
6
8
5
6
7
8
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
DL
DL
DL
DL
DL
DL
5 Months.
2 Months.
4 Months.
2 Months.
1 Month.
2 Months.
35 Raskua
60 Raskua
30 Raskua
27 Raskua
32 Sitalkupuda
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
SC
SC
SC
ST
ST
3
3
2
2
1
1
2
3
3
3
4
5
5
5
4
BPL
BPL
APL
BPL
BPL
DL
DL
Cultivation
DL
DL
2 Months.
2 Months.
2 Months.
4 Months.
2 Months.
28 Sitalkupuda
34 Sitalkupuda
38 Sitalkupuda
33 Sitalkupuda
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
ST
ST
ST
ST
6
5
2
2
5
2
5
4
11
7
7
6
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
DL
DL
DL
DL
Cultivation
6 Months.
3 Months.
3 Months.
3 Months.
36 Sitalkupuda
68 Sitalkupuda
38 Sitalkupuda
27 Sitalkupuda
39 Sitalkupuda
40 Sitalkupuda
40 Sitalkupuda
26 Sitalkupuda
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
ST
ST
ST.
ST.
ST
ST
ST
ST
3
0
4
2
1
2
1
2
3
1
2
3
2
4
2
3
6
1
6
5
3
6
3
5
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
28 Sitalkupuda Siangabali
28 Sitalkupuda Siangabali
34 Sitalkupuda Siangabali
ST
ST
ST
1
3
4
3
3
3
4
6
7
BPL DL
BPL DL
BPL DL
Cultivation
DL
DL
DL
DL
DL
Cultivation
2 Months.
3 Months.
5 Months
2 Months.
3 Months.
5 Months
5 Months
3 Months.
2 Months.
4 Months.
5 Months
16
162
163
164
165
166
167
168
169
170
171
172
173
174
175
176
177
Urmila Pradhan.
Sanjuli Pradhan.
Sudungi Pradhan.
Pupa Pradhan.
Balmina Pradhan
Sayani Pradhan
Sasirekha Pradhan
Soma Pradhan
Gouri Sahu
Nayajini Pradhan
Subhangi Pradhan
Baguli Pradhan
Arajini Pradhan
Sumungi Pradhan
Rasmita Pradhan
Sarojini Pradhan
178
Mamita Pradhan
179
180
181
182
183
184
185
186
187
188
189
Kuntima Pradhan
Kalabati Pradhan
Susila Pradhan
Renuka Nayak
Allseva Pradhan
Sasmita Pradhan
Bhabani Digal.
Suranjini Parichha
Minumai Pradhan.
Lanjuri Pradhan.
Namanti Pradhan.
Sonuja Pradhan.
Nabin Pradhan.
Sukendra Pradhan.
Dingara Pradhan.
Dillip Pradhan
Gopinath Pradhan
Somanath Pradhan
Rabi Pradhan
Khadala Sahu
Sudam Pradhan
Barja Pradhan
Ruda Pradhan
Amam Pradhan
Durja Pradhan
Tikidev Pradhan
Kutinga Pradhan
Dinabandhu
Pradhan
Abhimanyu
Pradhan
Pitabash Pradhan
Nakula Pradhan
Balli Nayak
Charama Pradhan
Niranjan Pradhan
Bhagaban Digal
Laba Parichha
Baka Pradhan.
Pundri Pradhan.
Lakhana Pradhan.
25 Sitalkupuda
25 Sitalkupuda
36 Sitalkupuda
26 Sitalkupuda
40 Tagaraha
31 Tagaraha
40 Tagaraha
33 Tagaraha
34 Tagaraha
30 Tagaraha
35 Tagaraha
31 Tagaraha
30 Tagaraha
42 Tagaraha
27 Tagaraha
45 Tagaraha
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
ST
ST
ST
ST
ST
ST
ST
ST
OC
ST
ST
ST
ST
ST
ST
ST
1
3
1
6
0
4
4
4
2
3
1
1
3
3
1
1
3
1
4
3
1
6
4
3
2
7
2
2
3
1
2
2
4
4
5
9
1
10
8
7
4
10
3
3
6
4
3
3
BPL
BPL
BPL
APL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
APL
BPL
BPL
BPL
DL
DL
DL
Cultivation
DL
DL
DL
DL
DL
DL
DL
DL
Cultivation
DL
DL
DL
46 Tagaraha
Siangabali
ST
2
2
4
BPL DL
2
28 Tagaraha
25 Tagaraha
28 Tagaraha
40 Tagaraha
28 Tagaraha
20 Tagaraha
27 Kajuribader
22 Kajuribader
40 Kajuribader
53 Kajuribader
25 Kajuribader
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
ST
ST
ST
SC
ST
ST
SC
SC
ST
ST
ST
2
1
2
2
2
1
3
3
3
1
3
4
1
3
4
2
1
2
2
4
1
3
6
2
5
6
4
2
5
5
7
2
6
BPL
BPL
APL
BPL
APL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
BPL
6
2
2
2
2
4
DL
DL
Cultivation
DL
Cultivation
DL
DL
DL
DL
DL
DL
2 Months.
3 Months.
5 Months
3 Months.
6
4
2
12
2
2
1
8
2
1
0
1
3 Months
2 Months.
4 Months.
2 Months.
5 Months
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190
Sarojini Pradhan.
191
192
193
194
Ini Parichha
Rasmita Pradhan.
Saraswati Parichha
Kimajini Pradhan.
195
Inajini Pradhan.
196
Tarsila Parichha
197
198
Ranuta Parichha
Prabhajini Pradhan.
Total
Lt.Nathuri Pradhan.
Lt. Nabaraj
Parichha
Bansidhar Pradhan.
Chatua Parichha.
Kedra Pradhan.
Somanath
Pradhan.
Lt. Mahadev
Parichha
D/o-Lt.Mahadev
Paricha
Junash Pradhan.
35 Kajuribader Siangabali
ST
1
2
3
3 Months
4
2
2
5
BPL Cultivation
Cultivation
BPL
BPL Cultivation
BPL DL
BPL DL
27 Kajuribader
25 Kajuribader
38 Kajuribader
27 Kajuribader
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
Siangabali
SC
ST.
SC
ST
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
4
27 Kajuribader Siangabali
ST
1
1
2
BPL DL
2 Months.
43 Kajuribader Siangabali
SC
2
1
3
BPL DL
3 Months
23 Kajuribader Siangabali
27 Kajuribader Siangabali
SC
ST
2
5
497
1
2
3 BPL DL
7 BPL DL
568 1065
4 Months.
5 Months
6 Months
3 Months
5 Months
3 Months
BPL: Below Poverty Line
APL: Above Poverty Line
DL : Daily Laborer
Period of sustenance in a year:
The period that family manages with their own produces or the family leaves
with Self-sufficiency.
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Sl.
No
Particulars
1.
2.
3.
4.
Harida
Bahada
Amala
Turmeric
Approximately
quantity available
(In Ton)
05
20
10
1000
5.
Honey
2
6.
Ginger
500
7.
8.
Satabari
Masani Skin
02
200
Existing Market
Local traders
Local traders
Local trader
Local traders &
KASAM
Local traders &
KASAM
Local traders &
KASAM
No market till now
TDCS
Existing
rate per
Kg. In Rs.
15.00
15.00
25.00
141.50
120.00
50.00
22.00
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BUDGET FOR THE PROGRAMME BY:
KANDHAMAL ZILLA SABUJA VAIDYA SANGATAN
In association with
KARTAVYA CHARITABLE TRUST
SL
NO
1
2
3
PROGRAMME
Participant in meal and
organization health
campus per details of
activities
Training workshop to
voluantary
Honorarium for lecture
Two lecture
4
5
6
Community awareness
meeting (10 community
at atime)
Cultivation and care of
medicinal plant at tribal
area
Honorarim to
voluantry(5 voluantry for
10 community)wih TA &
DA Rs-500 per month
BUDGET
PER HEAD
IN Rs/Quarterly
Rs-15000/-
TOTAL HEAD
TOTAL IN
Rs/-
4 programme
at a year
60000/-
Quarterly
Rs-5000/-
4 programme
at a year
20000/-
Quarterly
Rs-1000/-
4 programme
at a year
4000/-
Quarterly
Rs-15000/-
4 programme
at a year
60000/-
Per
community
Rs-20000
Per voluantry
Rs-36000
(3000 * 12
month)
Total
For 10
community
200000/-
For 5
voluantry
180000/-
524000/-
Please make donation by cheque / D.D. in favor of:
KARTAVYA CHARITABLE TRUST,
(PAYABLE AT MUMBAI)
OR
KANDHAMAL ZILLA SABUJA VAIDYA SANGATAN
(Payable at Kandhamal)
Please call on for more details:
Dr.Dinabandhu MaharanaMr.Kaushal Singh,
-
Secretary, 09437992231 (Orissa)
Secretary, 09619515729 (Mumbai)
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MAP OF DARINGABADI BLOCK WITH OPERATIONAL AREA:
Proposed area of operation:
GP HQ.
Operational area
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