PROJECT COMPLETION REPORT ON SUSTAINABLE SANITATION PROMOTION PROGRAMME AT ANTA( BARA) , RAJASTHAN

GRAMIN VIKAS TRUST

PROJECT COMPLETION

SUSTAINABLE SANITATION PROMOTION PROGRAMME

Gramin Vikas Trust290, Nirman Nagar

Phone: +91

E-mail: [email protected]

PROJECT COMPLETION REPORT

Of


ANTA-BARAN (RAJASTHAN)

Gramin Vikas Trust 290, Nirman Nagar -AB Ajmer Road, Jaipur-19 [RJ]

Phone: +91 -141-2812432 (Office) 2812431 (Fax)

[email protected] Website: www.gvtindia.org

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INDEX

Content Page No.

Executive Summary 3

About NTPC 4

About GVT 4

Background 5

Scenario of Sanitation in Rajasthan 5

About Project 6

Project Content 7

Project Financial Out lay 7

Awareness Activities 7

List of beneficiaries 11

Case Study 23


Executive Summary

GVT assigned a project for promotion of sustainable sanitation by creating awareness and construction of 80 (60+20) Individual Shouchalayas (Latrines) in NTPC proximity village Ratdiya.

Name of Funding and supported agency: National Thermal Power Corporation (NTPC) situated at block Anta, District Baran of Rajasthan State.

Name of Implementing agency: Gramin Vikas Trust (GVT)

Major Project Activities: � Capacity building of villagers and made aware them to use of toilets and adopt better

sanitation habits � Organise IEC and Awareness activities like training programme, Rally, Drama etc. � Construction of sixty toilets

Project Duration: One Year (2014-15)

Project Out Lay: Project Sanctioned Cost Rs. 18,52,485/- (Including cost to management monitoring, IEC activities and others) and per toilet cost Rs. 19000

Summary of Progress during project period

� Under Pre awareness activities three awareness camps had organised � Two Nukkad Natak (Drama) organised under mid awareness activities � One rally organised called “CHETNA RATH” towards spreading the message of

sanitation improvements � Sixty individual toilets were constructed � Under the Post awareness activities three training programmes had organised for 60

beneficiaries. � Sanitation Kit distributed to all sixty beneficiaries.


About NTPC

NTPC is India’s largest energy conglomerate with roots planted way back in 1975 to accelerate power development in India. Since then it has established itself as the dominant power major with presence in the entire value chain of the power generation business. From fossil fuels it has forayed into generating electricity via hydro, nuclear and renewable energy sources. This foray will play a major role in lowering its carbon footprint by reducing green house gas emissions. To strengthen its core business, the corporation has diversified into the fields of consultancy, power trading, training of power professionals, rural electrification, ash utilization and coal mining as well.

NTPC became a Maharatna company in May 2010, one of the only four companies to be awarded this status. NTPC was ranked 431st in the ‘2015, Forbes Global 2000’ ranking of the World’s biggest companies.

About GVT

GVT is a National Level Organization established by Krishak Bharti Cooperative Limited (KRIBHCO) with the support of Government of India and Department for International Development (DFID), UK. Working since 1992 under the aegis of KRIBHCO, GVT has managed projects costing Rs. 111 crore during 1992-2006. Until 2005-06, it was directly funded by DFID. It is run as a trust; overseen by a Board of Trustees, which includes two Directors from Ministry of Chemicals & Fertilizers.

It has about 450 employees working in thirteen states (Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Chhattisgarh, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, West Bengal, Odisha, Bihar, Jharkhand, Andhra Pradesh and Telangana). During the financial year 2013-14, it managed projects costing Rs.39.16 crore and is expected to cross Rs.40 crore in financial year 2014-15

The underlying strategy behind GVT’s approach to rural development and livelihood improvement is to promote skill development & income generating activities; encourage social entrepreneurship; improve farm productivity & add value to farm and non-farm based activities; provide market linkages for rural output (produce, goods or services); build capacity for sustainable and healthy approach to use of natural resources, agriculture related inputs and watershed management; and reduce risk & vulnerabilities relating to nutrition, health and shelter.

GVT aims to act as a repository of knowledge and implementing capacity for wholesome approach to poverty alleviation and livelihood related risk mitigation. It manages a National Livelihood Resource Institute from a fully equipped residential campus at Ratlam (MP); and a Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK) at Godda Ranchi.

GVT has managed two major DFID funded projects in the past and now implements projects for various Central Ministries, State Governments, National Rainfed Area Authority, NABARD, World Bank, International Fund for Agriculture Development (IFAD), Rockefeller Foundation, Asian Development Bank, European Commission, and Corporates like Larsen & Toubro, LANCO, CFCL, NTPC etc.

GVT is working with its vision to bring about sustainable improvement in living standards of rural poor and marginalized communities and empowering them to lead a dignified life.


Background

Behavioural change is a key ingredient for successful adoption of better sanitation practices

in rural India. Sanitation programs have, for some time now, incorporated the need to raise

awareness and emphasize the benefits of toilet usage. These endeavours, often combined

with subsidies linked to toilet construction by households, seek to create a demand for

sanitation goods. Yet, progress in securing the desired outcomes from sanitation programs

has been slow. Moreover, benefits of sanitation largely take the form of externalities, which

individuals do not take into account when making their own decisions about investments.

This makes sanitation promotion at the household level particularly challenging.

In way of creating awareness for sanitation habits and promoting to national flagship

program of government of India “SWACHH BHARAT ABHIYAN” NTPC had taken initiatives

under proximity village ‘RATADIYA” in ANTA block of Baran district by constructing sixty

individual toilets.

Scenario of Sanitation in Rajasthan Rajasthan has 33 districts with 248 blocks, 9177 Gram Panchayats and 41353 habitations most of them with scattered population. Geography of the state is varying, from desert in western Rajasthan to hilly area in southern part. It has also varied culture, customs, and beliefs and therefore there are varied practices regarding sanitation and personal hygiene. It is therefore apparent that the requirement of each area has to be addressed in different ways as per the need. There is a steep progress in number of household toilets from the reported coverage of 14.61% in 2001 as per Census data to almost 67% in July 2011 as per Department of Drinking Water and Sanitation (DDWS) online monitoring data. Presently, all the schools in the State have been provided with toilet facilities, of which approximately 80% of the schools have separate toilet facilities for boys and girls. Almost 60% anganwadis in the State has access to sanitation facilities. But most of the toilets may not been used. For example, in 2008-09, while Total Sanitation Campaign reported that toilets were constructed in almost 40% of the rural households in Rajasthan, a study of National Sample Survey Organization reported percentage of people accessing latrines is less than 18%. Till date “Nirmal Gram Purushkar” has been awarded to 289 Gram Panchayats which is 3% all Gram Panchayat. Some of the NGP winners may have been relapsing back to practices of open defecation. The Infant Mortality Rate (IMR) in Rajasthan is 59 per 1,000 live births and 69 in rural Rajasthan, which remains much higher than the national average of 50. IMR in Rajasthan is the fifth highest amongst states in India. The Total Fertility Rate at 3.4 (SRS 2007) was higher than the national average of 2.7. The Maternal Mortality Ratio (MMR) at 388 per lakh live berth (SRS 2004-06) is also much higher than the national average of 254. Malnutrition among children of 0-3 years age remains as high as 44% (NFHS-3; 2005-06). These health indicators undeniably reflect the alarming situation of sanitation and hygiene in the State. Coherent and supportive policy at the government level is critical to provide the basis of planning and implementing initiatives to scale up access to sanitation services.


About Project

NTPC, Anta under its Corporate Social Responsibility scheme, is implementing various

welfare activities through the well planned formed programmes in their proximity rural areas.

A part of this NTPC signed MoU for construction of 60 individual toilets at village ‘Ratdiya’

situated in anta at Baran district of Rajasthan. Where it’s well know that NTPC has its own

setup of thermal plant at anta, Baran District in Rajasthan.

NTPC and GVT mutually have constituted project for toilet construction at Ratdiya village

under Swachh Bharat Abhiyan of Government of India.

Regarding that, an agreement had signed between GVT and NTPC as on dated 23rd

January 2015 for 60 IHHL construction and on Mar 16, 2015 for 20 IHHL construction

LOCATION MAP


Project Contents

• Awareness activity for sensitisation and creating awareness among beneficiaries

towards sanitation cause. (Before, during and after construction of toilets)

A. Pre Awareness Activities

B. Mid time Awareness Activities

C. Post Awareness Activities

• Construction of sixty toilets

Project Financial Outlay

The total sanctioned cost of project was Rs. 1852485, (Including cost to management,

monitoring, IEC activities and others) and per toilet cost Rs. 19000

Amount Rs.2000 charged from Beneficiary in kind (Labour), purposely to create their

ownership towards use and maintenance of toilet.

Awareness Activities

With the construction of toilets 12 events organised under the campaign for awareness held in project areas as pre awareness, mid awareness and post awareness activities, i.e awareness camps, Nukkad Natak (Drama), rally and training programmes were organised under the awareness activities as per below detail.

A. Pre Awareness Activities Three Awareness Camps have been organised respectively as on dated 16th Feb, 21nd Feb and 23rd Feb 2015. Information for improving good sanitation habits have shared in camp. Discussion focused to promoting use of toilet.

Photograph of Awareness work shop organised as on d ated 23 rd Feb 2015 at Ratdiya village


B. Mid Term Awareness Activities

B.1 Nukkad Natak

Two Nukkad Natak (Drama) for promoting good sanitation habits and use of toilets have organised as on dated 18 Mar’15 at Ratdiya village. GM of NTPC Sh.Vipin Kumar was chief guest of event; he addressed to villagers and students of Ratadiya village and shared the objective of programme. Community and specially children have shown their good interest in event.

Photograph of Nukkad Natak organised as on dated 18 rd Mar 2015 at Ratdiya village

B.2 Awareness Rally

An awareness rally organised as on dated 18th March 2015 at Ratdiya village for awareness among community towards sanitation. NTPC General Manager Sh.Vipin Kumar, HR Manager Sh. Digvijay Prasad Singh, Ex Zila Parishad Member SMT. Kalawati Dhakar and Gram Sarpanch SMT. Sona Nagar had shown the green flag to initiate Rally. Community and students joined the rally. Rally visited village and spread message of awareness for sanitation and use of toilet.

Photographs of Rally organised at Ratdiya village a s on dated 18 Mar’15 and news coverage

Ex. Zila Parishad Member SMT.Kalawati Dhakar showing the green flag to initiate rally at Ratdiya village, Officials from NTPC are inside (18th March 2015)


C. Post Awareness Activities

After the completion construction work of 80 Toilets 4 training programmes have organised under the campaign for awareness towards sanitation and use of toilets, which held in project areas as post awareness activities at Ratadiya village. 80 participants participated in trainings, where sanitation kit distributed to all project beneficiaries. During the training programmes trainers focused about use of kit and improve in sanitation habits.

Composition of Sanitation Kit

1. Balti of 15 Litre Capacity (Milton) 2. Jug (Milton) 3. Harpick Cleaner 4. Plastic Chhalni 5. Nail Cutter 6. Toilet Cleaner Brush 7. Steel Lota with Handel 250 ML 8. Dettol Shop

Photographs of Post training program held at 27 th, 28th, 29th May 2015 at Ratdiya village

Photographs of training program held at Ratdiya vil lage


D. Slogans used under the programme for creating aw areness through the wall painting

For Creating awareness and sensitisation towards betterment in sanitation practices among the community various motivation slogans had displayed through wall painting. Displayed slogans are as below.

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fueZy xkao cukuk gSAAÞ

‘ß’keZ djks HkbZ ’keZ djksA [kqys es VÍh can djksAAÞ

ßgeus eu esa Bkuk gSA ?kj&?kj esa ‘’kkSpky; cukuk gS AAÞ

ßefgyk dh e;kZnk] eku esjkA ?kj esa gS ’kkSpky; lEeku esjk AAÞ

ß?kj&?kj vy[k txk;saxsA xkao dks LoPN cuk;saxsAAÞ

ßle>ks viuh&viuh ftEesnkjhA ’kkSpky; gS ?kj dh ’kku gekjh AAÞ

ßlq[k le`)h mlds ?kj esa vk;sA tks ’kkSpky; viuk;s AAÞ

Photographs of slogans displayed


List with detail of beneficiaries got benefited und er the project

LIST OF IHHL VILLAGE RATDIYA - NTPC ANTA

S.N Name Father’s Name Village BPL

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Longitude Latitude Photogra

ph

1 Bajrang Lal Aerwal Durga Lal Ratadiya BPL SC 25.1732 76.3175

2 Braj Mohan Aerwal Dhuli Lal Ratadiya APL SC 25.2002 76.3057

3 Hajari Lal Aerwal Panna Lal Ratadiya BPL SC 25.1993 76.3058

4 Ramkaran Malav Dhanna Lal Ratadiya BPL OBC 25.2129 76.3026

5 Hem Raj Goad Dev Lal Ratadiya BPL OBC 25.2031 76.3044

6 Shyam Bhihari Mehara

Nathu Lal Ratadiya APL SC 25.2017 76.3053

7 Goru Lal Rati Ram Aerwal Ratadiya APL SC 25.1997 76.3057



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ph

8 Lad Bai Bhanwar Lal Ratadiya BPL Gen 25.2001 76.3048

9 Khaniya Lal Aerwal Durga Lal Ratadiya BPL SC 25.1991 76.3055

10 Madan Lal Aerwal Durga Lal Ratadiya BPL SC 25.1991 76.3057

11 Rajendra Prasad Aerwal

Hajari Lal Ratadiya BPL SC 25.1994 76.3054

12 Kishan Lal Aerwal Amer Lal Ratadiya BPL SC 25.2003 76.3059

13 Mangi Lal Bairwa Bhairu Lal Ratadiya APL SC 25.1996 76.3057

14 Narayan Aerwal

Ram Kishan Ratadiya BPL SC 25.2001 76.3054



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15 Dolat Ram Aerwal

RamKishan Ratadiya BPL SC 25.1999 76.3055

16 Gopal Lal Aerwal Durga Lal Ratadiya BPL SC 25.1991 76.1991

17 Banwari Lal Panchal

Ram Pratap Ratadiya BPL SC 25.1997 76.3055

18 Pappu Lal Rathi

Chain Shingh Ratadiya BPL Gen 25.2011 76.3051

19 Mohan Lal Goad

Balaji Goad Ratadiya BPL OBC 25.2017 76.3061

20 Bheru Lal Malav

Ganesh Ram Ratadiya BPL

OBC OBC 25.2066 76.3024

21 Raju Lal Mehara

Ram Pratap Ratadiya BPL SC 25.2029 76.3044



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22 Anokha Bai Mehra Sukha Lal Ratadiya APL SC 25.2011 76.3054

23 Ram Kalyan Aerwal Amer lal Ratadiya APL SC 25.2006 76.3061

24 Ram Prasad Rao Ram Gopal Ratadiya BPL OBC 25.2023 76.3055

25 Dan Raj Dhakad Nathu Lal Ratadiya BPL OBC 25.2021 76.3044

26 Chheetar Lal Aerwal Jag nnath Ratadiya APL SC 25.2006 76.3061

27 Madan Lal Nathu Lal Ratadiya BPL SC 25.2016 76.3051

28 Jag Dish Prasad Dhakad

Mool Chand Ratadiya BPL OBC 25.2013 76.3055



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ph

29 Radhy Shyam Malaw

Jai Kishan Malaw Ratadiya BPL OBC 25.2028 76.3051

30 Mohan Lal Mehra Prabhu Lal Ratadiya BPL SC 25.2031 76.3048

31 Kaniya Lal Mehra Prabhu Lal Ratadiya BPL SC 25.2031 76.3046

32 Krisan Gopal Mehra

Prabhu Lal Ratadiya BPL SC 25.2031 76.3049

33 Birdhi Lal Mehra Prabhu Lal Ratadiya APL SC 25.2039 76.3051

34 Radhy Shyam Rathi

Chheetar Lal Ratadiya BPL Gen. 25.2025 76.3054

35 Champa Lal Mehra Prabhu Lal Ratadiya BPL SC 25.2029 76.3047



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36 Radha Kishan Gour Ganpat Lal Ratadiya BPL OBC 25.2014 76.3047

37 Radhy Shyam Panchal

Chhagan Lal Ratadiya BPL OBC 25.2026 76.3051

38 Giri Raj Malaw Dhanna lal Ratadiya BPL OBC 25.2021 76.3046

39 Chhotu Lal Aerwa n Dhuli Lal Ratadiya APL SC 25.1732 76.3175

40 Radhy Shyam Mehara

Mathura Lal Ratadiya APL SC 25.2022 76.3046

41 Babu Lal Dolat Shingh Ratadiya BPL Gen. 25.2024 76.3047

42 Birdhi Lal Rathi

Ram Pratap Ratadiya BPL Gen. 25.2001 76.3047



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ph

43 Krisana Murarai Rathi

Moli Lal Ratadiya BPL Gen. 25.2254 76.3072

44 Ram Charan Aerwal

Madho Lal Ratadiya BPL SC 25.2055 76.3037

45 Hari Mohan Mehra

Rame Swar Ratadiya BPL SC 25.2029 76.3052

46 Dhan Raj Panchal

Chhagan Lal Ratadiya BPL OBC 25.2025 76.305

47 Ram Chandra Aerwal

Bhanru Lal Ratadiya BPL SC 25.2007 76.3061

48 Chheeter Lal Regar Dev Lal Ratadiya APL SC 25.2036 76.3056

49 Bhanru Lal Regar

Nanka Regar Ratadiya BPL SC 25.2035 76.3061



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50 Prahalad Regar Bhanru Lal Ratadiya BPL SC 25.2039 76.3061

51 Prahalad Regar Kanwar Lal Ratadiya BPL SC 25.2039 76.3061

52 Chunni Lal Regar Moti Lal Ratadiya BPL SC 25.2042 76.3055

53 Prakesh Nand Kishor Ratadiya BPL OBC 25.2019 76.3048

54 Chandra Prakesh Panchal

Dhanna lal Ratadiya BPL OBC 25.2028 76.3052

55 Ram kishan Aerwal Har Lal Ratadiya BPL SC 25.2002 76.3055

56 Hariom Panchal Dhanna lal Ratadiya BPL OBC 25.2028 76.3052



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57 Chatarbhuj Sen Bhanru Lal Ratadiya BPL OBC 25.2026 76.3044

58 Bajrang Lal Mehar

Mathura Lal Ratadiya APL SC 25.2026 76.3044

59 Pappu Lal Aerwal Shree Lal Ratadiya BPL SC 25.1999 76.3059

60 Radhy shyam Aerwal

Kishan Lal Ratadiya APL SC 25.2007 76.3058


Detail of 20 beneficiaries got benefited under the project ( IHHL VILLAGE RATDIYA - NTPC

ANTA)

S.N

o Name

Father’

s Name Village

BPL

/APL Category

LONGITUDE LATETUDE Photo

1 Kajod lal

Aerwal

Prabhu

Lal

Ratadiy

a APL SC

25.2003 76.3061

2

Chhetar

lal

Aerwal

Devi Lal Ratadiy

a APL SC

25.2006 76.3061

3 Dhanraj

Vaishnav

Prabhu

Lal

Ratadiy

a BPL OBC

25.2014 76.3059

4 Banwaril

al Aerwal

Ram

Charan

Ratadiy

a APL SC

25.2005 76.3053

5

Purushot

tam

Bhatt

Ramnat

h

Ratadiy

a BPL GEN

25.2056 76.3025

6

Dwariki

lal

Mehra

Kalulal Ratadiy

a BPL SC

25.1643 76.3061

7 Jodh Raj

Aerwal

Madan

Lal

Ratadiy

a BPL SC

25.2052 76.3021


S.N

o Name

Father’

s Name Village

BPL

/APL Category


8 Mukesh

Aerwal

Madan

Lal

Ratadiy

a BPL SC

25.2051 76.302

9 Hajari lal

Aerwal

Kishan

Lal

Ratadiy

a BPL SC

25.2003 76.306

10 Bhanwar

lal Regar Shrilal

Ratadiy

a BPL SC

25.2053 76.3015

11 Jodh Raj

Meena

Chaturb

huj

Ratadiy

a APL SC

25.2117 76.3019

12

Sarwan

lal

Aerwal

Ganesh

Ram

Ratadiy

a APL SC

25.1989 76.3083

13

Naval

Kishor

Meghwal

Motilal Ratadiy

a BPL SC

25.2025 76.305

14

Ramesh

Chand

Mehra

Madan

Lal

Ratadiy

a BPL SC

25.2022 76.3041

15

Shyam

Swaroop

Mehra

Shankar

Lal

Ratadiy

a APL SC

25.3018 76.3051


S.N

o Name

Father’

s Name Village

BPL

/APL Category


16 Ghanshy

am Rao Motilal

Ratadiy

a BPL GEN

25.2009 76.3051

17 Jodh Raj

Bhopa

Nand

Lal

Ratadiy

a BPL ST

25.2005 76.3056

18

Mohan

lal

Luhariya

Nathula

l

Ratadiy

a BPL SC

25.2057 76.3037

19 Satya

Narayan Kalulal

Ratadiy

a BPL OBC

25.2498 76.3175

20 Chitar lal

Malav

Ram

Chandr

a

Ratadiy

a BPL OBC

25.2019 76.3055


Case study of 74 year old lady Dakhabai under NTPC Toilet project

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74 Year old lady with her grandson benefited under NTPC

Toilet Project, Ratdiya village-Anta (Baran-Rajasthan)


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Media covered case study about beneficiary got

benefited under GVT implemented NTPC Toilet Project

at Ratadiya Village of Anta block of Baran District

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