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NAGALAND BAMBOO DEVELOPMENT

AGENCY

Disclosures under Sec 4 of Right to Information Act

2005

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Disclosures Under Sec 4 of Right to Information Act 2005

NAGALAND BAMBOO DEVELOPMENT AGENCY, DIMAPUR,

NAGALAND

Right to information and obligations of public authorities

Sec 4 (1), (b) of RTI Act 2005

MANUAL - 1

1. PARTICULARS OF THE ORGANIZATION, FUNCTIONS AND DUTIES; 1.1 Introduction:

Nagaland Bamboo Development Agency was established pursuant to the notification of the State Bamboo Policy on 15th March 2004 and initiative thereon. The Agency is an autonomous body registered as a society under the Government of Nagaland. The agency is headed by a governing body under the chairmanship of the Hon’ble Chief Minister of the State.

1.2 Name of the Organization:

Nagaland Bamboo Development Agency. 1.3 Our vision

The Naga people have survived through the centuries with the diverse and varied uses of bamboo and its products. From the cutting of the umbilical cord to the mats that have wrapped the dead for burial, Bamboo has been integral to the life of the Nagas. It continues to play a predominant role in the life of the people even today in every walk of life that ranges from agricultural tools and implements to shelter, food, and livelihood.

Bamboo, the fastest growing and highest yielding renewable natural resource, and found extensively all over the State, constitute one of the most important resources of Nagaland which has to be put to use in the present day context for the benefit, growth and development of the people.

Denudation of forest cover, degradation of environment and fast deteriorating ecology threatens the very existence of man and animal. The development of the natural bamboo resources of Nagaland will greatly add

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to the environment and the ecological balance of the land consequently having great impact on the quality of life of the people.

A planned, scientific and holistic approach to the cultivation and management of bamboos on a sustained basis can be an inexhaustible source of goods and services and can play a significant role in the development of the State.

With increasing demand of timber and wood, which is becoming a scare commodity in the world, bamboos can serve as an alternative to many of the forest products. Its wide range of uses and its great versatility qualifies it to be a multiple use alternative to timber which will add greatly to the rural agricultural economy in general and act as poverty alleviator for the rural poor in particular. Through the processing of such bamboo goods and products and incorporating many other economic uses, bamboos can boost the economy of the State and facilitate the entry of Nagaland into the world economy.

1.4 Objective:

Keeping in view, the ecological significance and vast economic potential of bamboos in the state, the Nagaland Bamboo Development Agency as envisaged in the Nagaland Bamboo Policy will aspire to achieve the following Aims & Objectives:

i. Protection & conservation of rich bio-diversity associated with bamboo forests and bamboo growth areas in the state.

ii. Sustainable development and utilization of bamboo resources through scientific management.

iii. Promotion of bamboo plantation (by Government, Individuals and communities) as they key thrust area for future economy of the state.

iv. Promotion of bamboo based industries for utilizing the available resources for generating income.

v. Revitalization and promotion of local traditional bamboo craft & art with improved technology & design and value addition for export through industrialized mode of production.

vi. Promotion of bamboo as an essential wood substitute by increasing bamboo production and promotion of bamboo based enterprise in the state in order to reduce pressure on forests.

vii. Promotion of awareness and understanding of bamboo as “Green Gold” among farmers, traders, industry, and the people in the state with a view to utilizing its full potential and to galvanize the rural and industrial economy in the state.

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viii. Effective exploitation of existing mature bamboos before the impending gregarious flowering.

1.5 Strategy

The Development of Bamboo in Nagaland will be approached in a Mission mode, which shall have two approaches namely:

a. Development of Bamboo as a Resource

b. Development of Bamboo as an Enterprise Development of Bamboo as a Resource

Strategy for cultivation and management of bamboo resources in the state shall be evolved with special focus to the following activities;

i. Inventorization of the bamboo resources, including identification, documentation, demarcation, assessing the extent of various types.

ii. Assess scope and potential of bamboo growth and regeneration, both in Government land and in private/community land.

iii. Evolve scientific management practices for naturally occurring bamboos and plantation bamboos to improve productivity and harvesting.

iv. Create massive and consistent awareness of the value of bamboo among the people, especially among major stakeholders.

v. Evolve suitable policies to deal with gregarious flowering of Bamboo.

vi. Set up appropriate Institutes for research and development of bamboos, both for regeneration and industrial processing & value addition.

vii. Evolve suitable techniques of multiplication and develop infrastructure for mass production of planting materials for commercial cultivation.

viii. Introduce desirable species of commercial importance for cultivation in the state.

ix. Establish infrastructure and mechanism for dissemination of bamboo production technologies to the common man.

x. Establish network of bamboo setum for different agro-climatic zones for ex-situ preservation of bamboo germ plasm.

xi. Identify representative natural bamboo occurring areas within and outside Government land for in-situ preservation.

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xii. Development of communication network for development of Bamboo as in industry in Nagaland.

Development Bamboo as enterprise

Shall evolve policies and action plans that will focus on the following aspects:

A. Promote Bamboo based Industries:

i. Food Products ii. Medicinal, Chemical Products and Alcohol Beverages iii. Craft, handicraft and Art Products iv. Value added products and wood substitutes such as ply, flooring

tiles, shuttering, etc. B. Create awareness of the uses and value of Bamboo by imparting

Training, Seminar and Workshop etc.

C. Promotion of bamboo in structural applications.

D. Promote and Develop traditional usage of Bamboo

1.6 Activities

Activities are focused in promoting bamboo as a resource and enterprise A. Resource:

(a) Development of Natural Bamboo Forest:

Large tracts of land are covered by clump forming bamboos in the state, Most of which could not be utilized due to absence of extraction road and the difficulty in extraction. Promotion of proper management techniques supported by communication network to accelerate the utilization of these already available bamboo resources in the state.

1. Identification and resource mapping, inventorization of bamboo resources

2. Imparting training on management practices and harvesting techniques bamboos

3. Increase area of natural bamboos through aided natural regeneration in the immediate vicinities of the bamboo forests

4. Construction of bamboo extraction roads to improve communication network to access the existing bamboos for harvesting and transportation.

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5. Efforts are on to protect all varieties of native bamboo species, ecotypes and preservation of germplasm through the mechanism of bamboo setum, in-situ and ex-situ preservation.

6. Areas with potential for commercial cultivation of bamboo, both within and outside Government land are identified for development of bamboo plantation on sustained basis.

7. All natural bamboos within notified forests/Government acquired lands are managed as per approved management plan keeping in view sustainable forest management principles.

(b) Bamboo Plantation Development:

Nagaland with 89% of its total geographical area under the ownership of private individuals and communities offers a unique scope for raising bamboo plantation. Plantation is promoted on individual landholdings as well as community lands. The concept of Joint Forest Management, currently promoted by Government of India for all forestry programmes funded by Central Government will also be promoted as listed below.

1. Two bamboo test plots established one each in Pfutsuro and Kohima. 2. A bamboo Setum/Park being set up at NBRC complex. 3. 7 (seven) central nurseries in public sector and 18 (eighteen) central

nurseries in private sector established each with 50,000 seedlings capacity.

4. 52 Kisan and Mahila nurseries each with a capacity of 5000 seedlings established.

5. Two vegetative propagation units set up at Dimapur and Zunheboto respectively.

6. 2500 hectares bamboo plantation undertaken during 2006. 7. 3892 hectares bamboo plantation undertaken during 2007. 8. 7500 hectares bamboo plantation undertaken during 2008. 9. 3000 hectares bamboo plantation undertaken during 2009. 10. 2982 hectares bamboo plantation undertaken during 2010. 11. Target to take up 50,000 hectares by the end of the 12th five year plan. 12. Management of existing stock taken up in 3242 hectares during 2007. 13. Management of existing stock taken up in 2500 hectares during 2008. 14. Conducted training of bamboo farmers on scientific plantation methods,

management and harvesting techniques covering all the villages taking up bamboo plantations.

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Bamboo enterprise development initiatives so far:

1. Nagaland Bamboo Resource Centre established (NBRC). 2. 45 nos. of bamboo charcoal production kilns with the capacity to produce

300 Kgs per cycle set up across the State. 3. Bamboo charcoal production by traditional pit method put in operation. 4. One bamboo shoot processing and canning unit set up at IGC,

Ganeshnagar through NMBA assistance. 5. One bamboo charcoal Activated Carbon unit in the pipe line to be set

through Chinese collaboration. MOU signed. 6. Conducted a Market Oriented Product Development and Marketing

programme for promotion of Cane and Bamboo handicrafts in the State. A number of products were developed which are presently in the market for market assessment.

7. A bamboo shoot vacuum packaging unit and a bamboo primary processing unit for sticks/slivers/strips being set up at Tuli.

8. Assisted in setting up one fermented bamboo shoot processing unit at Jalukie under Peren district.

9. One 25 kva bamboo gasifier unit set up at Land Resource Research farm at Razhephema under Dimapur district.

10. Facilitated participation of Bamboo units and artisans in a number of sales and exhibition programmes including the Hornbill festival.

11. Organized artisans and craftsmen into handicraft development SHGs. Three SHGs in Tuensang, two SHGs in Mokokchung, and one SHG in Phek formed.

12. Constructed a number of bamboo high end structures as promotional exercise.

13. Established 43 (forty three) nos of Micro Primary Processing units in the State through cost sharing assistance from the National Mission on Bamboo Applications.

14. Assisted 5 (five) handicraft units under technology intervention programme for bamboo processing units.

15. Conducted trainings on i. Training on Primary Processing of bamboo shoots, ii. Training on Bamboo Shoot Pickle Processing, iii. Training on Use of Natural Dye in bamboo, iv. Training on Cane and Bamboo handicraft market oriented product

development, v. Training on Bamboo toy making and Bamboo Screen painting vi. Training on High End Structural applications including a National

Workshop. vii. Training on bamboo charcoal production techniques. viii. Training on bamboo furniture design and production.

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Bamboo charcoal production activity: The agency has through the assistance of the National Mission on Bamboo Application set up 45 nos. of bamboo charcoal kilns each with a capacity to produce 300 kgs. per cycle. The setting up of the kilns have been concentrated in Peren and Dimapur districts in view of the ongoing flowering of bamboos in these districts while three units have been set up at Wokha, Tuensang and Kiphire districts respectively as pilot demonstrative production units.

The agency is also actively taking up bamboo charcoal production by the traditional pit method with particular focus to tap the bamboo existing resources before it is destroyed by the flowering. So far 148 persons covering 28 villages have been trained in this process of charcoal production. Bamboo structural application: 1. Constructed the Bamboo pavilion at Kisama Naga Heritage village. 2. Constructed the bamboo café at Kisama Naga Heritage village. 3. Constructed bamboo Info Park at Kisama heritage village. 4. Constructed four road side marketing sheds at Khonoma, Khuzama,

Chunlika and Chiechama in Kohima district. 5. Constructed two community shed and a Gazebo in Phek district. 6. Constructed four gazebos and one wayside amenity at Dimapur. 7. Constructed shed at CIH Medziphema. 8. Constructed a Gazebo at Longleng District. 9. Constructed 3 nos. of Community shed in Kohima District 10. Constructed the bamboo structures at NE Agri Expo site. 11. Experimental structure for treated bamboos at Dimapur Marketing channels established for bamboo products from the state so far: 1. Bamboo mats: Bamboo mats produced by Anaki bamboo cluster

consisting of five villages under Mokokchung district is being supplied to Arunachal Ply Industries Ltd. The cluster is currently supplying 6000 mat per month selling at a price of Rs 50/- per mat thereby generating monthly revenue of Rs. 3.00 lakhs for the villages.

2. Bamboo Incense sticks: marketing tie up has been established with a Bangalore firm to supply bamboo square and round sticks produced from the State. Demand for the sticks from the firm is to the tune of 40 tons per month.

3. Bamboo Venetian blinds sticks: Channel established with one weaving unit at Guwahati and another in Nagaland being set up.

4. Bamboo charcoal: Current bamboo charcoal installed capacity production is about 6.5 tons per day from 45 kilns. So far 11.70 tons of Bamboo charcoal has been produced from the local traditional pit method

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of production. Bamboo charcoal from the State is presently being supplied to SM Smelters of Arunachal Pradesh in addition to sales in the local market.

5. Bamboo charcoal briquette: 4 (four) tons per day capacity unit in operation at NBRC being run by an entrepreneur on training. The products are selling well in the local market.

6. Bamboo Shoot Supply: During 2006, 44 tons of bamboo shoots was arranged from Jalukie bamboo cluster through the VBDCs and supplied to Nagaland Foods Pvt Ltd. During 2007, 37 tons of bamboo shoot was arranged through two SHGs and one VBDC from Dimapur and Jaluki and supplied to Nagaland Foods Pvt Ltd, Ganeshnagar and NFVP, voila colony, Dimapur. Another bamboo shoot packaging unit was already set up at Tuli.

7. Bamboo Roads: the Agency had constructed several bamboo road across the state with community participation. The Agency has constructed 2Kms of bamboo road in Kohima district and 5 Kms of bamboo road in Peren district 6 km in Mokokchung district 7 km in Dimapur district to facilitate bamboo extraction and marketing.

8. Bamboo bazaars and retail outlet: The agency with the support of NBM has established a bamboo bazaar at 4th mile Dimapur and a retail outlet at Jharnapani under Dimapur District.

Nagaland Bamboo Resource Centre:

Nagaland Bamboo Resource Centre (NBRC) at Dimapur was inaugurated on 31st July 2007 by the Hon’ble Union Minister for DONER, Sports and Youth Affairs and Panchayati Raj, Shri Mani Shankar Aiyar. The centre has been conceptualize and established as a centre of excellence for facilitating technology and information for resource and enterprise developments, creating awareness on the potentials of bamboo, building the capacity of bamboo farmers and entrepreneurs, house pilot demonstrative bamboo processing units for entrepreneurs to train on.

A bamboo central nursery with a capacity to hold 12 lakh seedlings, a vegetative propagation unit, a bamboo septum, bamboo charcoal production kilns in three technologies, a bamboo charcoal briquette unit, a bamboo treatment plant, a bamboo stick, strips and sliver production unit, a bamboo fiber sanitary napkin unit and a Venetian blinds weaving unit have already been set up at the centre while a bamboo based 100 kva gasifier unit, a bamboo park, a museum, a library and a technology park are in the pipe line to be set up. Three entrepreneurs are presently undergoing training at NBRC in the following units:

1. Bamboo stick production unit. 2. Bamboo charcoal and charcoal briquette unit. 3. Venetian blinds weaving unit.

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The agency is presently on a look out for interested potential entrepreneurs to take up the training on the Bamboo treatment plant and the Sanitary napkin unit. 4.50 lakh bamboo seedlings were distributed to bamboo farmers from the central public nursery located at NBRC during 2007. During the same period 1.58 lakh bamboo seedlings were also supplied to Manipur, Andhra Pradesh and Arunachal Pradesh. The agency is also constructing an all bamboo material house at NBRC as a demonstrative model house.

Village bamboo development committee revolving fund: Under the assistance for bamboo plantation projects, the agency is providing revolving fund assistance to the Village Bamboo Development Committees. The concept of the revolving fund assistance and its application has been formulated in line with the NEPED revolving fund scheme. The revolving fund placed at the disposal of the VBDCs shall be utilized to provide soft loan assistance to the bamboo farmers and villagers for taking up income generating activity as a stop gap arrangement before the bamboo plantations can generate income. The VBDCs shall manage the fund under the supervision of the agency officials. Training on the guidelines for management of the fund and book keeping procedures has been conducted covering all the VBDCs in all the districts. The funds are in the process of placement with the VBDCs for subsequent application.

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7.1 Organizational structure:

7.2 Address of the organization:

Nagaland Bamboo Development Agency Nagaland Bamboo Resource Centre Complex 6th Mile, Dimapur, Nagaland – 797112 Telefax: 03862-241305 Ph: 03862-240217 03862-282602

7.3 Office timing

9:00 AM – 4:00 PM.

BAMBOO CLUSTERS

GOVERNING BODY

TASK FORCE FOR RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT

TASK FORCE FOR ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT

NAGALAND BAMBOO IMPLEMENTATION TEAM NBM-IT

VBDC VBDC VBDC VBDC VBDC

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MANUAL - 2

POWERS AND DUTIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES LIST OF OFFICERS AND STAFF IN NDBA

Details of Power and duties of the officers:

Sl. Name Duties Powers

1 Shri. Alemtemshi Jamir IAS Addl. Chief Secy., Dev.

Comm., Mission Director NBDA

Administrative head of the agency.

Approval of all administrative, financial, statutory and other matters.

2 Shri. Norman Putsure IAS Secretary Urban Dev., Women Dev.,Team Leader NBM-IT.

Administration of the NBDA and NBRC office, Schemes implementations

Execution of all administration and other matters

3 Shri. Alem Longkumer Member, NBM-IT

I/c Mokokchung district -Proposals under State plan -Bamboo roads -Mat production activity matters

4 Er. Y.L. Thongtsar Member, NBM-IT

I/c Kiphire dist. -NMBA (enterprise schemes, proposals and correspondence -Enterprise development matters -NEC matters -Handicraft CFC matters

5 Ms. Alemla Aier Member, NBM-IT

I/c NBDA office administration

-General correspondence

6 Er. N.I. Kumzuk Member, NBM-IT

I/c Mokokchung district -Bamboo charcoal & Gasifier -Electrical works

7 Shri. C.Vilalhoulie Member, NBM-IT

I/c Kohima district -Bamboo flowering matters

8 Shri. Kenungoyi Member, NBM-IT

I/c Phek district -All account matters

9 Er. Pausam Lungalang Member, NBM-IT

I/c Peren district -NBRC machinery

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Bamboo Development Assistants BDA:

1 Mr. Loungpai BDA Longleng district 2 3

Mr. Shikato Mr. Vikedozo

-do- -do-

Dimapur

4 Mr. Peter -do- Wokha

5 Mr. Vikugha -do- Zunheboto 6 Mr. Moaliba -do- Mokokchung

matters -Vehicle matters

10 Shri. Shakiba Yimchunger Member, NBM-IT

I/c Tuensang district -Resource development matters

11 Dr. Vikato Sumi Member, NBM-IT

I/c Dimapur district -Bamboo treatment plant -RTI matters -CBTC matters

12 Ms. Asula Imlong Member, NBM-IT

I/c Dimapur district -Bamboo shoot related matters -Documentation and Publicity

13 Shri. Rokovisa Chase Member, NBM-IT

I/c Wokha district -NBM Schemes, proposals and correspondences -Assembly matters -Cane development matters -Communitization

14 Er. Kughato K.Chophy Member, NBM-IT

I/c Zunheboto district -NMBA construction schemes and proposals -Civil works -Bamboo structural applications

15 Shri. N.Imsutoshi Member, NBM-IT

I/c Mon district -NBRC administration -Stores and purchases

16 Shri Kichung Phom Member, NBM-IT

I/c Longleng district -Training and capacity building matters -Exhibitions, Trade fairs and Festivals

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Mr. Osanglamba Mr. Imliakum

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Mr. Rokosalie Mr. Nikedo Mr. Sonilo Lorin

-do- Kohima

11 Mr. Namtumbe -do- Peren 12 Mr. Langkhuh -do- Longleng

13 Mr. S. Threnso -do- Tuensang 14 Mr. Mr. C. Akamba -do- Kiphire

15 Mr. Zholekhoyi -do- Phek 2..1. STAFF:

Sl. Name & Designation Responsibilities 1 Ms. Ravono Siam PS to Team Leader

2 Ms. Among Yaden Receptionist 3 Ms. Esther Emporium Market Promoter

4 Ms. Jemima Coordinator (Museum) 5 Mr. John Store keeper

6 Ms. Bonni Peon

7 Ms. Bino Zachumo Sweeper 8 Ms. Asano Sweeper

9 Mr. Krishna Technician 10 Mr. Vorluo Asst. technician

11 Mr. Dokishe Asst. technician

12 Mr. Viloto Chowkidar 13 Mr. Asoba Chowkidar

14 Mr. Meyi Night Chowkidar 2..2. LIST OF DRIVERS WITH ATTACHMENT Sl.No Name Attachment

1. Mr. Thekielie Team Leader

2. Mr. Lipok Shri. Alem Longkumer 3 Mr. Bishnu Er. Y.L. Thongtsar

4 Mr. Kapil Ms. Alemla Aier 5 Mr. Chukhangba Er. N.I. Kumzuk

6 Mr. Asiko Shri. C.Vilalhoulie 7 Mr. Rahul Shri. Kenungoyi

8 Mr. Sanjay Er. Pausam Lungalang

9 Mr. Shri. Shakiba Yimchunger 10 Mr. Lawrence Dr. Vikato Sumi

11 Mr. Moa Ms. Asula Imlong 12 Mr. Nisavikho Shri. Rokovisa Chase

13 Mr. Akuto Er. Kughato K.Chophy 14 Mr. Arjun Shri. N.Imsutoshi

15 Mr. Imkong Shri Kichung Phom

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MANUAL – 3

The procedure followed in the decision making process, including channels of supervision and accountability.

Village Bamboo Development Committees (VBDC): Identification of projects, project locations and beneficiaries and

implementation/supervision of the project in consultation with the

District Bamboo Development Assistant/Nagaland Bamboo

Mission Implementation Team.

Nagaland Bamboo Mission Implementation Team (NBM-IT):

Preparation of district project proposals in consultation with the

VBDCs, getting necessary approvals and overseeing the

implementation of the projects in the districts/State including

disbursement of district funds to the VBDCs/beneficiaries.

Team Leader/Mission Director: Administrative approvals of projects/schemes to be implemented

in the State. Certification of fund utilizations and audit matters.

Governing Body:

Accord of approvals for all policy and administrative guidelines

required for administration of the NBDA office, schemes/projects

to be implemented by the/under the agency.

District Bamboo Development Assistant:

Monitoring and supervision of bamboo development projects in

the district under the guidance of Nagaland Bamboo Mission

Implementation Team i/c of the district.

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MANUAL – 4

The norms for discharge of duties

Formulation of proposals – Administrative approval of the Team Leader/Mission Director/Approval of the Governing Body for policy matters – Implementation of the project.

MANUAL – 5

Rules, regulations, instructions, manuals and records held by it or under its control or used by its employees for discharging its functions.

1. The State Bamboo Policy 2004.

2. Article and Memorandum of Association of the Agency.

3. Approvals of the Governing body.

4. Scheme guideline of the National Bamboo Mission, GOI.

MANUAL – 6

Statement of the categories of documents that are held by it or under its control.

1. Approved administrative and policy documents.

2. Schemes/projects guideline documents.

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Particulars of any arrangement that exists for consultation with or representation by the members of the public in relation to the formulation of its

policy or implementation thereof.

Village Bamboo Development Committees (VBDC) have been constituted in all the villages where bamboo development projects are undertaken. The VBDCs are constituted by the villagers/village councils with representative drawn from all sections of the village society ie the village council, the church, women, youth and bamboo

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farmers and entrepreneurs. The VBDCs are responsible for project identification, identification of beneficiaries and monitoring the bamboo project developments in the villages.

MANUAL – 8

Statement of the boards, councils, committees and other bodies consisting of two or more persons constituted as its part or for the purpose of its advice, and as to whether meeting of those boards, councils, committees and other bodies are open to the public or the minutes of such meetings are accessible for the

public.

1. The Village Bamboo Development Committees:

2. The Task Force for Resource Development: Policy advisory committee for bamboo resource development in the State.

3. The task Force for Enterprise Development: Policy advisory committee for bamboo enterprise development in the State.

4. The Governing Body of the agency:

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A DIRECTORY OF ITS OFFICER AND EMPLOYEES

Sl. No. Name Contact

1 Shri. Alemtemshi Jamir IAS 9436000267 2 Shri. Norman Putsure IAS 9862008068

3 Shri. Alem Longkumer 9436016848

4 Er. Y.L. Thongtsar 9436001271 5 Ms. Alemla Aier 9436000471

6 Er. N.I. Kumzuk 9436603531 7 Shri. C.Vilalhoulie 9436016556

8 Shri. Kenungoyi 9436071301 9 Er. Pausam Lungalang 9436062786

10 Shri. Shakiba Yimchunger 9436603530

11 Dr. Vikato Sumi 9436012125 12 Ms. Asula Imlong 9436002022

13 Shri. Rokovisa Chase 9436071745 14 Er. Kughato K.Chophy 9436019022

15 Shri. N.Imsutoshi 9436010059

16 Shri Kichung Phom 9436603636

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MANUAL – 10

Monthly remuneration received by each of its officers and employees including the system of compensation as provided in its regulations.

Sl. Name Salary (Gross) Other

1 Shri. Alemtemshi Jamir IAS Addl. Chief Secy., Dev.

Comm., Mission Director NBDA

Rs 1,32,872/- Own Cadre allowances

2 Shri. Norman Putsure IAS Secretary Urban Dev., Women Dev.,Team Leader NBM-IT.

Rs 1,13,242/- Own Cadre allowances

3 Shri. Alem Longkumer Member, NBM-IT

Rs 47,678/- POL @ 50 ltrs per month. Vech maintenance @ Rs 1500/- per month.

4 Er. Y.L. Thongtsar Member, NBM-IT

Rs 33,522/- POL @ 50 ltrs per month. Vech maintenance @ Rs 1500/

5 Ms. Alemla Aier Member, NBM-IT

Rs13,560/- POL @ 50 ltrs per month. Vech maintenance @ Rs 1500/

6 Er. N.I. Kumzuk Member, NBM-IT


7 Shri. C.Vilalhoulie Member, NBM-IT


8 Shri. Kenungoyi Member, NBM-IT


9 Er. Lipok Longchar Member, NBM-IT


10 Shri. Shakiba Yimchunger Member, NBM-IT

Rs 34,335/- POL @ 50 ltrs per month. Vech maintenance @ Rs

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Bamboo Development Assistants BDA:

S.No

Name of BDA Renumeration.

1 Mr. Loungpai Rs 4000/- per month fixed

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Mr. Shikato Mr. Vikedozo

Rs 4000/- per month fixed

4 Mr. Peter Rs 4000/- per month fixed 5 Mr. Vikugha Rs 4000/- per month fixed

6 Mr. Moaliba Rs 4000/- per month fixed

7 Mr. Osanglamba Rs 4000/- per month fixed 8 Mr. Imliakum Rs 4000/- per month fixed

9 Mr. Rokosali Rs 4000/- per month fixed 10 Mr. Sonilo Lorin Rs 4000/- per month fixed

11 Mr. Namtumbe Rs 4000/- per month fixed

1500/

11 Dr. Vikato Sumi Member, NBM-IT


12 Ms. Asula Imlong Member, NBM-IT


13 Shri. Rokovisa Chase Member, NBM-IT


14 Er. Kughato K.Chophy Member, NBM-IT


15 Shri. N.Imsutoshi Member, NBM-IT


16 Shri Kichung Phom Member, NBM-IT


17.

Ms Amongla C Member, NBM-IT


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12 Mr. Langkhuh Rs 4000/- per month fixed

13 Mr. S. Threnso Rs 4000/- per month fixed 14 Mr. Mr. C. Akamba Rs 4000/- per month fixed

15 Mr. Zholekhoyi Rs 4000/- per month fixed OFFICE STAFF: Sl. Name & Designation Remuneration

1 Ms. Ravono Siam, UDA.(deputationist) Rs 15126/- per month

2 Ms. Among Yaden, Receptionist Rs 4000/- per month fixed 3 Ms. Esther, Emporium asstt. Rs 4000/- per month fixed

4 Ms. Jemima, Mesuem asstt. Rs 4000/- per month fixed 5 Mr. John, Store Keeper. Rs 4000/- per month fixed

6 Ms. Bonni, Office asstt. Rs 4000/- per month fixed 7 Ms. Bino Zachumo, Sweeper. Rs 3000/- per month fixed

8 Ms. Asano, Sweeper. Rs 3000/- per month fixed

9 Mr. Krishna, Tech Supervisor Rs 7000/- per month fixed. 10 Mr. Vorluo, Tech asstt. Rs 3000/- per month fixed

11 Mr. Dokishe, Tech asstt Rs 3000/- per month fixed 12 Mr. Viloto, Chowkidar. Rs 3000/- per month fixed

13 Mr. Asoba, Chowkidar. Rs 3000/- per month fixed 14 Mr. Meyi, Chowkidar. Rs 3000/- per month fixed

LIST OF DRIVERS WITH ATTACHMENT: Sl.No Name Remuneration

1. Mr. Thekielie Rs 3500/- per month fixed

2. Mr. Lipok Rs 3500/- per month fixed 3 Mr. Bishnu Rs 3500/- per month fixed

4 Mr. Kapil Rs 3500/- per month fixed

5 Mr. Chukhangba Rs 3500/- per month fixed 6 Mr. Asiko Rs 3500/- per month fixed

7 Mr. Rahul Rs 3500/- per month fixed 8 Mr. Sanjay Rs 3500/- per month fixed

9 Mr. Rs 3500/- per month fixed 10 Mr. Lawrence Rs 3500/- per month fixed

11 Mr. Moa Rs 3500/- per month fixed

12 Mr. Nisavikho Rs 3500/- per month fixed 13 Mr. Akuto Rs 3500/- per month fixed

14 Mr. Arjun Rs 3500/- per month fixed 15 Mr. Imkong Rs 3500/- per month fixed

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MANUAL - 11

Budget allocated to the agency indicating the particulars of all plans, proposed expenditures and reports on disbursements made.

1.) Physical and Financial Progress report for NBM funded activities from 2006-07 to 2008-09

WORK PLAN UNDER NBM 2007-08

Sl.No. Particulars Unit Amount

1 Bamboo plantation 3892 Ha 973.00

2 Nursery I. Central Public Nursery 6 Nos 2.50

ii. Central Private Nursery 10 Nos 0.68 iii. Kisan Nursery 10 Nos 0.06

iv. Mahila Nursery 10 Nos 0.06 3 Existing Stock Management 3237 Ha 122.96

4 Pest and Disease Management 1750 Ha 12.00

5 Post Harvest Treatment 2 Nos 40.00 6 Wholesale/Retail Outlet 3 Nos 15.99

7 Bamboo Bazaar 2 Nos 18.00 1185.25

WORK PLAN UNDER NBM 2008-09 Sl.No. Particulars Unit Amount

1 Bamboo plantation 7500 Ha 1875.00 2 Nursery

I. Central Public Nursery 5 Nos 2.50 ii. Central Private Nursery 8 Nos 0.68

iii. Kisan Nursery 16 Nos 0.06 iv. Mahila Nursery 16 Nos 0.06

3 Existing Stock Management 2500 Ha 122.96

4 Pest and Disiease Management 6000 Ha 12.00 5 Post Harvest Treatment 2 Nos 40.00

6 Wholesale/Retail Outlet 3 Nos 15.99 7 Bamboo Bazaar 2 Nos 18.00

2087.25

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2.) Physical and Financial Report for State Plan funded activities from 2004-05 to 2007-08:

SUMMARY OF RS. 50.00 LAKHS RECEIVED UNDER NEC DURING 2004-05

Sl.No Particulars Amount (Rs. In lakhs)

1 Revenue expenditure 2.35

2 Charcoal 1.92

3 Market Development 0.40

4 Construction 18.10

5 Regeneration 0.90

6 Bamboo Nurseries 6.30

7 C.F.C Development 7.50

8 Product Development 0.40

9 Training & Workshop 12.13

Total 50.00

(Rupees fifty lakhs) only.

SUMMARY OF RS. 225.00 LAKHS RECEIVED UNDER ACA DURING 2004-05

Sl.No Particulars Amount (Rs. In lakhs)

1 Revenue expenditure 11.00

2 Development of CFC 142.50

3 Capacity building 35.50

4 Construction 36.00

Total 225.00

(Rupees two crores and fifty lakhs) only.

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SUMMARY OF ANNUAL BUDGET FOR THE YEAR (2005-06)

Sl.No Particulars Amount (Rs. In lakhs

1 Resource Mapping & Survey 80.00

2 Awareness Campaign 35.00

3 Resource extraction and Management roads 150.00

4 Value added product development 80.00

5 Bamboo cluster Devpt & Enterprise Dev. 100.00

6 Enterprise Development 37.00

7 Resource development 70

8 Infrastucture development at CFC 150

9 Rodent control 9.55

10 State share on ongoing works

11 Bamboo constructions 30.00

12 Training & wrkshops Capacity building 79.45

13 Enterprise Development 40.00

14 Market development 39.00

Total 900.00

(Rupees Nine Crores) only

BI-ANNUAL BUDGET FOR THE YEAR (2006-07)

Sl.No Particulars Amount (Rs. In lakhs

A Administrative Head

1 Salary & wagees 7.00

2 TA/DA 20.00

3 Stationery 3.00

4 Bills & Rents 5.00

5 Purchase of vehicles 13.00

6 POL 3.00

B Resource development

1 Plantation programme 135.00

C Infrastucture development

1 Renovation of CFC 50.00

2 Bamboo Park 8.70

3 Dev of CFC Roads 15.00

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D Projects

1 State share on ongoing works 50.00

E Bamboo constructions 24.00

F Training & workshops Capacity building 23.00

G Enterprise Development 23.30

H Market development 20.00

Total 400.00

(Rupees Four Crores ) only

WORK PLAN OF NBDA UNDER STATE PLAN 2007-08

Sl. No

Items Budget estimate (Rs.

In lakhs)

Remarks

A REVENUE HEAD 2406-1-102(72)

1 Salary & wages 24

2 POL 8

3 Rent & Taxes 3

4 TA/DA 46

5 Office Expenditure 12

6 Consultancy charges 5

Grant total 98

Sl.No Items Physical target Estimated budget

per unit ( Rs. In lakhs)

Total

B CAPITAL HEAD 4406-01-190(1)

1 Bamboo Building Construction

a Pavilion nil nil nil

b Wayside amenities 10nos 1.2 12

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c Gazebo 10 nos 1.2 12

d Community based construction

2 Nos 2 4

e Bamboo procurement 18 lakh poles Rs 18 per pole 18

Sub Total 46

2 Bamboo Road a Bamboo extraction road 22 Km 3 66

Sub total 66

3 Enterprise Development a Corpus fund 100

4 Market Development

a Advertisement 5

b Survey 10

c Trade fairs 5

Sub Total 20

5 NBRC Development

a Infrastructure 50

b Maintenance 20

Sub total 70

Grant Total A+B 400

( Rupees Four Crores ) only.

MANUAL – 12

Execution of subsidy programmes including the amounts allocated and the details of the beneficiaries of such programmes.

The agency is currently undertaking bamboo resource development under the National Bamboo Mission programme in the State. In addition the agency is also promoting bamboo enterprise development in the State through cost sharing assistance from the National Mission on Bamboo Applications.

Details of assistance and list of beneficiaries is enclosed at Annexure – A (1-12).

All the plantations are taken up through the Village Bamboo Development Committees (VBDC) of the respective villages. Rs 10,000/- (Rupees Ten Thousand) only per Hectare is released as assistance against the plantations undertaken.

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MANUAL – 13

Particulars of recipients of concessions, permits or authorization granted by it.

a) Allotment of working shed at the Technology Park, NBRC:

1. Ben Bamboo Furniture unit. 2. Concept Bamboo Toys unit.

b) Allotment of Pilot Demonstration Units for operation:

1. Bamboo Treatment Plant – M/S Zynoric firm. 2. Charcoal Briquette Unit – M/S Sunep Jamir. 3. Stick Production Unit – M/S Mughato Sumi. 4. Venetian Blinds Unit – M/S Tribal Weaves. 5. Bamboo cafeteria at NBRC – Ms Esther Nakhro.

Manual – 14

Details of information available to or held by it reduced in an electronic form.

Agency web site: www.nagalandbamboomission.org

MANUAL – 15

Particulars of facilities available to citizens for obtaining information including the working hours of library or reading room if maintained for

public use.

No such arrangement is in order so far.

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MANUAL - 16

NAMES, DESIGNATION AND OTHER PARTICULARS OF THE PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICERS.

1. Shri. Alemtemshi Jamir, IAS, Mission Director - Appellate authority

2. Shri. Norman Putsure, IAS, Team Leader - PIO

MANUAL - 17

Any such other information as may be prescribed; and

thereafter update these publications every year.

Updates on implementations of schemes and projects shall be made

yearly.

ANNEXURE - A (5)

Sl. No. Name of the Village 2007 (Ha.) 2008 (Ha.) 2009 (Ha.) 2010 (Ha.)

1 Homeland 180 60 25 35

2 United Village 5

3 Piphema 2

4 Ganeshnagar 10

5 Kashiram 10

6 Showoba 12

7 Chumukedima 25

8 Lotavi 17

9 Keyezu 5

10 Padumpokri 10

11 Zhuheshe 80 30 25

12 Ghotovi 36 50 20 25

13 Vihokhu (Miltra MPCS)/Vihokhu 20 10

14 Sethekima Old 20

15 New Chumukedima 5 20

16 Razaphema 20

17 Phushito 33 40 30 15

18 Shikavi 15

19 Murise 10

20 Khehoi 15 15

21 Ghokuto 20

22 Zutovi/Pinla 15

23 Nihoi 15 30

24 Phuhoto 15 10

25 Khehokhu 25

26 Bade 15 10 12

27 Luhevi 20

28 Sahoi 35

29 Lohozhe 15

30 Hovukhu 15

31 Ghokito 20

32 Videma 10 5

33 Tsiepama 10

34 Aoyimkum 20

35 Hevishe 30 5

36 Zukihe 10

37 Zhuikhu 20 5

38 Setrongse 10

DIMAPUR DISTRICT:

39 Khekiho 5

40 Suhoi 5

41 Khughovi 5

42 Kakiho 20

43 Medziphema 8

Total 350 600 210 210

(Dr. K. VIKATO SUMI)

District-in-Charge

(ASULA IMLONG)

District-in-Charge

ANNEXURE - A (6)

Sl. No. Name of village 2007 (Ha) 2008 (Ha) 2009 (Ha) 2010(Ha)

1 Nguro 15 10 10

2 Longmatra 10 10 26 10

3 Tetheyu 20 30 15

4 Chomi 40 40 10 5

5 Pungro 20 20 10 5

6 Pongren 10 10 5

7 Salumi 5

8 Moya 5

9 Pinkim 5

10 Kisum 5 5

11 Phulungre 20 15 5

12 Anatungre 20 20 15 5

13 Kior 15 10

14 Amahator 10 5

15 Kisetong 20 20 10 5

16 Sitimi 20 6

17 Nikiye 8

18 Yangzitong 30 30 9

19 Sangphure 30 15 15

20 Kiphire Vill 10 20

21 Zimkiur 10 10

22 Natsa 10

23 Yangsekyu 10

24 Thazuvi 10

25 Old/New Monger 10

26 Lukhami 10

27 Hurong 20

28 Langkok 10

29 Singrep 10

30 Kiphire Town and SHGs 30 25 41 50

Total 250 390 210 150

(Y. L. THONGTSAR)

District-in-Charge

KIPHIRE DISTRICT:

ANNEXURE - A (10)

Sl. No. Name of village 2007 (Ha) 2008 (Ha) 2009 (Ha) 2010 (Ha)

1 Jotsoma (Zubza) 20

2 Mezoma 10

3 Kohima 10 12

4 Kezo Town 5

5 Kezo Bawe 15 20 30

6 Kezo Basa 5 15

7 Dihoma 15 30

8 Kijumetouma 20 30

9 Meriema 20 10

10 Tsiesema 20 20 15

11 Chiechama 35 15

12 Nachama 10

13 Nerhema 5 20

14 Tuophema 20 30

15 Botsa 15 10

16 Zhadima 5 30

17 Kezieke 5

18 Tesophenyu 5

19 Zumpha 10 5

20 Phensunyu 25 10 50

21 Khenyu 15

22 Rumvusunyu 10 40 30

23 Tsiepama 5

24 Piphema 10

25 Secu (Zubza) 15

26 Phesama 25 20

27 Mima 10 18

28 Khuzama 15

29 Chedema 20

30 Rusoma 20 20

31 Tsiemekhou Basa 15

32 Tsiemekhou Bawe 10

33 Hembebji 20

34 Terogonyu 10 5

35 Phewhenyu 15

36 Tseminyu 10

37 Kashanyu New 10

38 Kashanyu Old 10

39 Khenyu 15

40 Phentejon B Village 25

41 Thongsunyu 20

42 Sndenyu Old 10

43 Sendenyu New 10

44 Tesophenyu 10 8

45 Tesophenyu New 10

46 Ziphenyu 10

KOHIMA DISTRICT:

47 Tsosinyu 15

48 Lalmati, UBC SHG 10

49 Phezha 12

50 Kigwema 25

51 Mitelephe 5

52 Pfuchama 5 20

53 Phekerkriema 15

54 Thekrejuna 15

55 Kidima 20

Total: 300 600 215 150

(C. VILALHOULIE)

District-in-Charge

ANNEXURE - A (2)

Sl. No. NAME OF VILLAGE/SHG 2007 (Ha) 2008 (Ha) 2009 (Ha) 2010 (Ha)

1 Yaongyimchen 15 15 5

2 Alayong 20 10 5

3 Noksosang 20 15 20 10

4 Yachem 20 15 20 10

5 Orangkong 20 50 50 50

6 Hukpang 20 35 25

7 Pongching 15

8 Mongtikang 10

9 Auching 10

10 Nian 15 10

11 Pongo 10

12 Bhumnyu 10

13 Tangha 25 15

14 Yongshie 15 15

15 Yongyah 10

16 Kangching 30 30 50

17 Tamlu 20 20 15 15

18 Buranamsang 25 20

19 Shetap 20 10 10

20 Nemha 15 15 15

21 Yonglok 20 15 10

22 Ladigarth 10

23 Yangching 10 10

24 Yongam 10 15

25 Laochi SHG (Yaongyimchen) 10 5

26 Pongching Students Union 10

27 Integrated farm, Shetap 5

28 PBCA 30

29 Namsang welfare society 5

30 Yimlangchang SHG, yachem 20

31 Sungjem SHG 5

32 Anghly SHG 5

33 Beyong SHG Yanching 15

TOTAL: 280 400 180 270

(M. KICHUNG PHOM)

District-in-Charge

LONGLENG DISTRICT:

ANNEXURE - A (3)

Sl. No. Name of Village 2008 Ha 2009 Ha 2010 Ha

1 Khar 5

2 Khensa 5

3 ICIT centre 10

4 Chuchuyimpang 20 5

5 Mongsenyimti 20 20 20

6 Longpa 20 30 20

7 Longjang 120 100 150

8 Khanimo 95 80 85

9 Ayoklar 25 20

10 Chuchuyimlang 10

11 Unger 15

12 Mopungchuket 10

13 Mokokchung Village 10

14 Sunep Society 50

15 SHG Mokokchung 20

16 Jrs Bam.Society 20

17 Aliba Bam. Society 10

18 Jam Kidong society 30

19 SHG Aosenden 10

20 Temjencher Society 15

Total Ha 500 250 300

(N. I. KUMZUK)

District-in-Charge

MOKOKCHUNG DISTRICT:

ANNEXURE - A (1)

Sl.no Name of villageArea in

ha.2007

Area in

ha.2008

Area in ha

2009 2010

1 Longlam 30 30 Nil Nil

2 Tizit village 30 55 Nil Nil

3 Sangsa 7 20 Nil Nil

4 Lapa 5 35 Nil Nil

30

25

6 Ngangting 5 25 Nil Nil

7 Yanpan - 15 20.5 10

8 Neitong - 15 24.5 15

9 Jaboka - 20 20 30

10 Sakhu - - 15 35

11 Tanhai 10 60 Nil 30

12 Wakching 90 60 Nil Nil

13 Wanching - - Nil Nil

14 Kongan 6 60 Nil Nil

15 Naginimora 15 15 Nil Nil

16 Hotahoti 2 25 Nil Nil

17 Namthai 2 30 Nil Nil

18 L.Teru 5 35 Nil Nil

19 Longwa - - Nil Nil

20 Zakha 30

21 Joimai 30

22 Tala 30

23 Ngangtang 10

24 Tobu 30

TOTAL 262 550 80 250

(IMSUTOSHI)

NBM-IT, NBDA

Mon District

Nil

MON DISTRICT:

5 Lapalampong 50 Nil


1 Punglwa 29 5 5

2 Gaili 5 5 15 15

3 Ngwalwa 30 55 10 5

4 Heningkunglwa 40 35 8 5

5 Keyivi-A

6 Lamhai 10 25 25 15

7 Dungki 10 25 25 15

8 Old jalukie 20 25 5 10

9 Jalukie lo 8 10 5

10 Kezanglwa

11 Benreu 5 5

12 Jalukie area 10 50 25 15

13 Peren area (peliekie) 20 23 20 10

14 Mhainamshi area 34 17 5

15 Saijang area 15 10 5

16 New tesen 5 13 5 5

17 Tening area 10 10 15

18 Ntu 5 5

19 Inbung 13 15 2

20 Biesumpuikam 15 5

21 Old Nzau

22 Nchangram 25 30 10

23 Lilem-B 5 5

24 Songlhu 35 5 3

Total 250 400 210 150

(P. LUNGALANG)

District-in-Charge

ANNEXURE - A (4)

PEREN DISTRICT:

ANNEXURE - A (11)


1 Thenyizu 30 20 10 10

2 Ciesezu 60 15

3 Runguzu 40

4 Thevopisu 20 45 5 15

5 Yorba 10

6 Ciesezu Nasa 10 10 5

7 Sathazu Nasa 45 15

8 Sathazu Nawu 15 50

9 Kanjang 15 10

10 Phek 10 30 10

11 Ketsapo 15

12 Khuzami 10 20

13 Khomi Upper 10

14 Khomi Lower 10

15 Porba 10 20 15

16 Pfutseromi 10 5

17 Lekromi 20 10

18 Khezhakeno 10 15 10 5

19 Zhavame 15 5 10

20 Mesulumi 25 20 10 10

21 Meluri 10 25 10

22 Chizami 25 15 10

23 Phesachodu 40 15 5

24 Thipuzu 10 15 10 10

25 K. Bawu 10 20

26 K. Basa 20 35 5

27 Therutsuswu 25

28 Suthotsu 10

29 Thethsumi 30

30 Mepsale 10

31 Meluri 10

32 Shiloi 10

33 Mepsale 10

34 Khekeno 10

35 Rukizu 10

TOTAL: 230 620 210 150

(KENUNGOYI THELUO)

District-in-Charge

PHEK DISTRICT:

ANNEXURE - A (9)


1 Chare-Longkhim 50 80 20

2 Chessore 100 70 60 10

3 Thonoknyu 30 40 30

4 Shamatore 80 170 20

5 Sangsangyu 50 70 30

6 Noksen 10 30 10

7 Noklak 30 40 10

8 Sipongsang 10

9 Chimonger 10

10 Chungthur 10

11 Pathso 25

12 Tuengsang 25

13 Longra 20

14 Yimrup 10

15 Tsadanger 20

16 Pessu 10

TOTAL 350 500 180 150

(M. SHAKIBA YIM)

District-in-Charge

TUENSANG DISTRICT:

ANNEXURE - A (8)


1 Akhoya 120 80 30 20

2 Sutsuk 80 60 40 20

3 Ungma 70 50 30

4 Anaki Yimsen 20 20 20

5 Panger SHG Kilangmen 20 30 20 30

6 Changtongya 100 20

7 Ghodula mission 50 15 20 20

8 Anaki Old 10 20

9 Roto Kidong 50 15 30 20

10 Yimo Welfare Society 20

11 P.Meren Tsudikong 10

12 Mozur welfare society 10

13 Opang welfare Society 10

14 Lango Alongtaki SHG 10

15 Ayonglu Project Tsudikong 15

16 Lukong Project Longnak 25

17 Alimerem Project 30

18 Witsu Bam.Project Longsa 30

19 Ngapua Project Meyilong 20 20

20 Tsunung Bam. Project Ungma 20

21 Yimrong welfer SHG Asangma 20 30

22 Merangmer Longsa 30 20

23 Milaklu Changtongya 30 30

24 Ielar SHG Tsurang vally 20 30 20

25 Lishailu Wamaken 20 30 30

26 Wameken yimsen 40 40

27 Pongen kidong Longsa 30

28 Zungalo Bam. Project Meyilong 30

29 Moalenden Bam Project 20

30 Bam. Project Yachang C 80 30

31 Lumang Project Y.Sen 50 30

32 Lendi Bam Plantation 10 20

33 Lirmen Bam. Plantation 20

34 Bendang SHG Saring 20

35 Kangtsung Yimsen 20 20

36 Maoyimti SHG 20

37 Bam. Project Monchen 20

38 Odanglu SHG Unger 20

40 Redi welfer society Longnak 20

41 Konglu SHG Bam. Plantation 30

42 Longsa CYE Plantation 20

43 Nukshi SHG Aonukpu 20

44 Family Welfare Society C.Yimsen 20

45 Yadener Bam Project Tuli 20

46 Lakoni 50

47 Adinu society 10

48 Nokpu 20

49 Loyung 20

50 Changdang 50

51 Ait lenden 20

52 Kangtsung 20

53 Anaki C 10

54 Asangma Bam. Project 30

55 Merangkong Bam.Project 40

56 Kilangmeren Bam Project 20

TOTAL 1000 500 400 700

(ALEM LONGKUMER) District-in-Charge

TULI AREA (MOKOKCHUNG DISTRICT):

ANNEXURE - A (12)


1 Humtso 35 30 15 10

2 Elumyo 15 30 30 30

3 Wokha Village 20 10 10

6 Changsu Old 10 10 10

7 Englan 10 10

8 Yikhum 10 10

9 Sunglup 5 5

10 Tsopo 5 10

11 Chudi 5 5 8

12 Longtsung 5 25 10

13 Moilan 15 25

15 Tsungiki 30 20 15 55

16 Chukitong 20 10

17 Koio 15 5

18 Seluku 15 5

19 Longla 10 10

20 Mekokla 10 10

21 Morakcho 10 10

22 Aree Old 5 5 15

23 Aree New 10 5

24 Moilan 15

25 Longsa 50 7

26 Pongidong 30

27 Yimpang 50 10 15

28 Longsachung 50

29 Koro 5 5

30 Nunying 20 10

31 Wokha 10

32 New Changsu 10 10

33 Longtsung 10

34 Yamhon 10 10

35 Lio Wokha 30 35

36 Serika 5 10

37 Tssori New 20

38 Tssori Old 20

39 Sungkha 5

40 Meshangben 10

TOTAL: 250 450 210 270

WOKHA DISTRICT:

(ROKOVISA CHASE)

District-in-Charge

ANNEXURE - A (7)

Sl. No. Name of the Village 2007 (Ha.) 2008 (Ha.) 2009 (Ha.) 2010 (Ha.)

1 Surumi 10 20 10

2 Tichipami 5 25 10 5

3 Hoshepu 2

4 Khehoto 4

5 Khekiye 4

6 Kuhozhe Shevishe Village 30

7 Tizu Island 15

8 Natha (O) 5

9 Achikuchu 10

10 Kakiye 10

11 Kholeboto 5 5 10 5

12 Yehemi 20 40 10 5

13 Kiyatha 5 10 10 5

14 Lithsami 5 10 10 10

15 Kakiye 10

16 A/saghemi 5 15 15

17 Vedami 5 5 15 5

18 Sapotimi 5 10 10 5

19 Phuye New 10

20 Phuye old 10

21 Suruhuto 25

22 Asukhomi 5 10 10 10

23 Philimi 5 20

24 Rotomi(O) 5 10

25 Rotomi(N) 5 10 10

26 Khrimtomi 5 10

27 Litsami 5 20 10

28 Izheto 20 20 10

29 Zungti 15 20 10

30 Sukhalu 5 10

31 Kiyekhu 5 20

32 Tsutoho 10

33 Khushe Scty 25 75 10 10

34 Apuyemi 10 10 10

35 Alaphumi 10

36 Mukalimi 10 5

ZUNHEBOTO DISTRICT:

37 Chishilimi 15 10

38 Natsumi 15 10

39 Imlomi 5 10 10

40 Ighanumi 10 10 10 5

Total: 250 450 210 150

(Er. KUGHATO K. CHOPHY)

District-in-Charge

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