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Area
of Implementation
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The
proposed project
is being implemented
in Narvana and Karnal.
The unit Karnal
(Thahasil) comes
under district of
Karnal, and Narvana
is under (Jind Thahasi)
jind district..
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Unit
1 Karnal
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This
unit is
situated
in Haryana.
18 villages
are identified
and selected
by the community
for the
functional
vocational
training
programme. |
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The
villages
are:
Nasirpur,
Nasirpur
Tilla, Nalurkala,
Nalurpar,
Dabarkikala,
Danialpur,
Mangalpur,
Mugalmajara,
Buddakera,
Bajithpur,
Newal, Kalwadi,
Chappra,
Kheri, Gheed,
Modipur,
Badagav
and Bagpati |
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Unit
2 Narwana
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This
unit is
situated
in Haryana.
6 villages
are selected
here for
the programme
of Functional
Vocational
training. |
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The
names of
the villages
are:
Ismaelpur,
Dumurkha,
Karamgharh,
Dakal, Uchana
and Billarkha |
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No.
of Beneficiaries
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Beneficiaries
are 250
in three
trades as
Milk Processing,
Vermic Compost
and Tailoring
& Embroidery. |
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Target
Group Information :
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Our
target group includes
Dalits and backward
women class especially
rural illiterates
and dropouts who belong
to the age group between
15-40 and who pursue
livelihoods mainly
as unskilled labourers
and agriculture workers.
Long hours of work,
law wages, untimely
payment of wages are
the problems faced
by them. Seasonal
unemployment leads
them to a life of
misery and become
bonded to the landlords
by taking loans/advances.
Besides this many
social problems also
affect them like child
marriage, dowry system,
alcoholism, atrocities
to women, petty quarrels,
violence, lack of
infrastructural facilities,
for health and education,
exploitation etc.
The decision making
power of the target
group is very weak
when it comes to their
participation in the
common village affairs.
Various political
parties consider them
as vote banks. Their
linkages with the
political leaders
and government officers
are minimum. Though
the Local Governing
Body is in operation
they are yet to take
advantage of the schemes
and programmes promoted
under this system.
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Selected
Trades :- |
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Milk
Processing:-
Provide income
generating
programmes
to 150 beneficiaries
who are dropouts
and illiterates. |
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Vermin
Compost:-
Give skill
training to
50 beneficiaries
in Vermic
Compost |
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Functional
Embroidery:-
The tailoring
and embroidery
skills will
be imparted
to 50 beneficiaries. |
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Duration
of the course
- 6 months |
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Training
Module:- 30%
classes will
be for theory,
60% Practical
and 10% for
exposure. |
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Skill
training for
Milk Processing
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training will
incorporate
six steps
to be covered
in three months |
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Purchase
of quality
raw materials:-
Purchase of
quality raw
materials
with cheaper
rates by bargaining
and keep in
touch with
the fluctuations
of raw material
prizes daily
in and out
of season. |
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Technical
Knowledge:-
Technical
knowledge
about the
environmental
quality products,
applying the
improved,
latest and
easiest technology
for the process
implementation,
arrangements
of the machineries
required for
Milk Processing |
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Pre-processing
of milk and
milk products:-
Value addition
to milk, quality
testing techniques,
packaging
and storage,
time bound
production
etc. |
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Transporting
and Marketing:-
Transporting
milk and its
bye products,
rapport building
and good conduct,
timely delivery
and its importance. |
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Networking
skills:-
Good relation
with locals,
rapport building
with transporters,
development
of understanding
with existing
service providers. |
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Basic
Economics
of Milk Processing:-
A rough estimate
of infrastructure,
fixed assets,
raw material,
human resource,
networking
and advertising,
pricing and
rate fixation,
menu preparation
based on demand
or based on
expenses incurred,
loan, schemes
available
and other
beneficiary
schemes.
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Skill Training in Vermin
Compost |
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The
project is meant for
the skill development
in vermin compost
preparation for poor,
Dalits and Backward
class women for their
self employment and
income generation.
The training will
be provided to the
target group at the
organization’s
training center and
at the village of
sub centers.
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Culturing
techniques
of vermin
compost preparation
will be provided
to the trainees. |
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Field
trainings
will be conducted. |
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Resource
person will
be expert
in vermin
compost culturing
techniques. |
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Marketing
of prepared
vermin compost
and using it
as organic fertilizer. |
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Exposure
visits of
trainees to
the modal
places. |
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Course
objectives : |
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50
beneficiaries are
made efficient in
culturing techniques,
using vermin compost
in farms and become
experts in marketing
of prepared vermin
compost and increase
their income between
3000 to 5000 per month
Target group is enabled
to become financially
independent and gain
social status in the
family and society
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Orientation
programme
to the
trainees. |
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Generic
skills-
Vermin
Culture,
compost
preparing,
using
it as
organic
fertilizer
and
its
marketing. |
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Use
of locally
available
organic
waste. |
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Identifying
the quality
of earth
worms,
quality
vermin
compost. |
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Organic
agricultural
produce
and
best
ways
of marketing. |
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Working
in cooperative
ways.
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Skill
Training in Functional
Embroidery : Duration
of the training: 6 months
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The
project is meant to
provide skill training
to 50 poor, Dalits
and backward class
women in Jind district
of the state Haryana.
Place of training
will be at Uchana
identified for each
batch based on location
of trainees.
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Objectives
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50
trainees who are illiterates
and drop outs are
enabled to find employment
through functional
embroidery and increase
their income between
3000 to 5000 per month.¨
Target group is enabled
to become financially
independent and gain
social status in the
family and society
Content:-
The training will
incorporate six steps
to be covered in three
months.
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Quality
of material:
Raw
material
selection,
quality,
bargaining
and
purchase
of raw
material,
pre-processing
of raw
material
and
pre-processing
of cloths.. |
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Cutting
and
tailoring:
Basics
of cutting
and
tailoring,
modern
techniques
and
presenting
the
products. |
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Effective
communication
skills:
Manners,
taking
orders,
timely
processing
of orders,
multi-lingual
talking
skills,
morals
and
ethics.
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Advertising
skills:
Print
media
like
news
papers,
magazines
of daily
weekly
and
monthly
in nature,
bill
boards,
leaf
lets,
electronic
media
like
local
cable,
radio,
FM radio
etc.
participation
in various
programmes. |
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Networking
Skills:
Good
relation
with
locals,
rapport
building
with
transporters,
development
of understanding
with
existing
service
providers. |
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Basic
economics
of embroidery:
A rough
estimate
of infrastructure,
fixed
assets,
raw
material,
human
resource,
networking
and
advertising,
pricing
and
rate
fixation,
pricing
based
on expenses
incurred,
loan
schemes
available
and
other
beneficiary
schemes.
Exposure
visit
to existing
service
providers
of embroidery.
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