Livelihood PPT for small scale business 1 (1) (1).pptx

for small scale business

1. Sustainable Livelihood Presented by Livelihood Thematic Team

2. What is Livelihood SUPPORT SUBSISTENCE MONEY NEED INCOME LIVING SURVIVE LIFE ASSETS FOOD CLOTH SHELTER JOBS EMPLOYBILITY

3. Objective of livelihood intervention Inclusion of vulnerable individuals; women and physically challenged, small and marginal farmers Strengthening community based organization through collective livelihood intervention Build local area economy Addressing social stigma Related to livelihood ; FOR EXAMPLE FOOD PRACTICES Enhancing canopy cover of forest commons to strength forest-based livelihoods.

4. Sustainable Livelihood Framework

5. AAAs Livelihood Journey

6. Domain Interlinkages (Gender as cross cutting) IEC Material, Technologies, Pro acts and Policies,, Training on skilled practices and diff. recipes, Transfer of intergenerational approach. 02 vb 03 Livelihood Kitchen Garden as decreasing anemia, Food Festivals, Agri and forest produce with nutritional security, food Basket. vb Need based livelihood, Technology, Integrated Livelihood Model, Assessment and Planning Tools Interlinkage Approach Education Health

7. Integrated livelihood model Improved water resources Agriculture land Livestock Families Forest conservation NTFP; Cash income & consumption, Firewood, Nutrition, Herbs Conservation and Management Practices Fodder Waste/Manure Crop Residues, Fodder Food Security, Cash income Labour Waste Manure Animal product for consumption, cash income Improved livestock management practices

8. Climate Change Adaptive Agriculture and Allied livelihood Restoring ecology. (SMC work) Package of practices - Traditional seed, seed selection/treatment, organic manure, bio-pest control, SRI, Mix-cropping & crop diversification, crop rotatioN Promotion of Individual and Community Kitchen Garden. Input support (Drum, spray pump, seed distribution, brush cutter, seed drill, manure, solar irrigation pump) Facilitating the revival of traditional crops and conservation of traditional seeds. for ex. millets, vegetables and paddy. Convergence with govt on various agricultural scheme- Brush Cutter Weighing Machine Water Tank Spray Pump

9. Agriculture Allied Livelihood; Livestock Intervention Community Capacity Building. Weighing based selling of goat and poultry. Vaccination mechanism. Insurance based practices. Input based support Hand holding support for improved management practices Convergence with animal husbandry dept. on various schemes. Village level livestock management support through UMED staff.

10. Off- Farm / Forest based Livelihoods Community Fishery- Cleaning of NTFP collection, procurement and selling Convergence with govt. departments for fund leverage- Pradhanmantri Vandhan Yojna , PM Formalisation of Micro Food Processing Enterprises Scheme ( PM FME Scheme) Promotion of Mahua recipes with providing training. Conducting village level Food Festivals for reviving traditional food amongst community

11. Learning Sources Trainings related to Farming practices. Trainings for Agriculture allied sources of livelihood Promotion of ecological practices using latest technology through mobile app URVARA capacity building through skill development trainings

12. AAA livelihood intervention Small & Marginal farmer Women Person with disability Gramsabha;(community based organization ) SHG, Organic kitchen garden, Climate resilient agriculture (Sustainable Agriculture), NTFP collection and selling arrangement at CBO level, Van Dhan Kendra Community fishery, NTFP collection & selling mechanism development like bamboo harvesting & its auction, tendu leaves harvesting & auction, community property resource management, better implementation of MGNREGA.. PoP of ecological farming Advocacy for availing various govt schemes Strengthening farmer group Livestock development Individual income generation intervention Skill development training with placement Social entrepreneurship development program Farmer Producer Company AAA livelihood intervention Women

13. Learnings Bio-Liquid Manure and Bio-Pesticides as one of the method of ecological farming practice is mostly preferred by the farmers. Collectives, events, public gatherings are the best tool to mobilize and aware communities i.e. Bio-pesticides making, Seed Treatment, Farmers Festival, Food Festival etc. Cow dung or compost is being used by the communities but not adequately. It requires water and in summer it becomes difficult for the farmers. Community people understand through practical rather than theory. Simplifying the concept of Climate change and its adaptation helps to community to plan accordingly. Before providing any assistance to the people, we should make them aware about the idea that work behind the initiate clearly otherwise it becomes mere activity Needs and aspirations based interventions (build aspirations) only works in case of engagement.

14. Challenges Climate uncertainty affects the agricultural interventions. its takes lots of efforts and skilled Farmers are producing non-chemical crops but the value of these products in the market is the same as for the chemical products. Hence, there is a need to connect with the buyers and create a market for organic products to get better prices. SHGs struggle for storage facilities to store agri products/NTFP they bought collectively for selling purpose Short period migration for income generation government scheme and challenges.

15. Impact Farmers who are following chemical based farming practices they are getting influenced for adopting agro ecological ; organic farming Adapting new helping technology to agriculture ENABLED PEOPLE ARE FIGHTING WITH POVERTY THROUGH SUSTAINABLE LIVLIHOOD LIVELIHOOD ACCOMPLISHMENT/ SELF RESPECT SENSE HAVE BUILT GOVERNMENT CHARITY BASED INTERENTIONS ARE TURNED TOWARD LIVELIHOOD APROACH MONOCROP TO DIVERSIFICATION TO DETERMINE AND NEGOTIATE PRICES OF OUR PRODUCT- FOREST/AGRICULTURE/LIVESTOCK TURN TRADITIONAL SURVIVAL APROACH TO MODERN SUSTANABLE APROACH NEED BASED APPROACH to business or income enhancement approach

16. Livelihood Gap Our intervention are mainly based on resources not on critical education, so survival questions got address for certain period of time but do not sustain for long Migration question related livelihood have not addressed yet Information dissemination dealing with policy, scheme. Government approach for marketing kind of product which are not sustainable by providing through scheme. Unsustainable Adequate market linkage. gender gap ; related to livelihood, earning and income expenditure.

17. Achievements of the organization on livelihood More than 6000 families were supported of 90 villages for auction of Tendu leaf since 2017 which helped gram sabha to get larger increase in their income. In 2017, 87 gram sabhas earned 11 crore rupees and in 2021 they earned 9 crore rupees as direct income. Supported plantation of 70000 NTFP plants on 100 hectares of CFR land in Korchi block. Supporting 1500 families for collective marketing of NTFP through formation and capacity building of Van Dhan Kendra in Korchi and Kurkheda block of Gadchiroli district Trained 700 men and women farmers as well 500 persons (persons with disabilities and single women) on ecological farming practices Seed and manure input given to more than 1000 families during COVID pandemic. Trained more than 1500 families on backyard kitchen garden development that has resulted into the nutritional benefits for family members. Trained 450 families on livestock management ( goatry and poultry) and provided seed support to start their micro enterprises resulted income enhancement of the same families.

18. Cont. Provided skill development training to 800 persons with disabilities among them 60 percent are placed in different sectors like BPO, manufacturing, hospitality etc across Maharashtra and other states of India. Organized village level food festivals in which 1062 community member participated with 216 food stalls. At present 625 female goats and 84 male goats are ready for sale. Till now out of 15 cases, 11 are settled. Total 120 out of 180 families have sold of Rs. 3,90,950 Poult Around 90 women trained for giving training at village level for mahua flower based food product development.; total 281 people in village got trained at village level by master trainers . 83 Families in Korchi was engaged in piggery in 2022-23. *61 families went for millets cultivations Trained 150 gram panchayts on MGNREGS and established convergence linkages for execution of the work in the villages. In last 5 years leverages 60 crore rupees through the MGNREGS work.

19. Way Forward Engendering work at village as well organization level. Ensuring women’s active participation in community governance ( Gramsabha ). Capacity building of women around govt. schemes and various Acts and policies (specially around entitlement act) Hand holding support to CBOs on improved livestock management practices, forest-based livelihood interventions, ecological farming and kitchen garden to ensure financial independence of women. Develop women leadership at various stages like village, block, district, state as well national. Intensifying the process of enabling the communities against social stigma, belief and stereotype creating hurdles, blockages and restrictions for livelihood Strengthening processes of restoration and rejuvenation of ecology, to improve natural resource management practices. Enabling local personnel to lead their concern. Intensifying the processes of building capacities of the community to fight against Climate change crisis. Addressing the notion of fear among women of handling technology to get an access of the knowledge. NEED OF DEVELOPING COMPREHENSIVE LIVELIHOOD MODEL OF THE ORGANISATION