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CECOEDECON JHALAWAR

The formation of 248 Community Interest Groups (CIGs) in Jhalawar has significantly benefited local communities, with 132 CIGs receiving financial aid. A diverse range of activities, including agriculture, dairy, goatry, and non-farm activities like weaving and tent hosting, showcase the economic potential unleashed. Despite challenges like inadequate market linkage and product quality, initiatives in capacity building and insurance have been implemented. This report outlines successes, challenges, and future plans for enhancing livelihood opportunities and sustainability through strategic interventions.

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CECOEDECON JHALAWAR

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  1. CECOEDECON JHALAWAR

  2. No. of CIG Formed : 248Percentage of Group Where Majority belong particulars CastSC 32 %ST 29 %BOC 34 %Others 05 %

  3. No. of Benefited (Financed)- 132

  4. Activity wise no. of CIG Benefited • Agriculture and allied AS % • Land Based 01 0.4 • Dairy 18 7.5 • Goatry 51 20.5 • Poultry 02 0.8 Non Farm Activity • Durry Weaving 14 5.6 • Jhadu Pankhi 02 0.8 • Tent House 06 2.4 • Doona pattal 01 0.4 • Bluck Cart 05 2 • Varmicompost 01 0.4 • R C C 01 0.4 • Trading 05 2 • Threshure 02 0.8 • Others 08 3.2

  5. Preparation sanction Implementation of Sub-Project • Av Time Taking for Preparation 240 Days • Av Time sanction of Project 21 Days • Av Time Taking for Group Contribution 180 Days • Av Time Taking for Transfer of Fund to CIG Account 30 Days • Av Time Taking for Acquisition of asset 27 Days

  6. CIG Performance • (a) % of Groups Earning a net income • Rs 15000 per month Nil • Rs 10000 to 15000 per month 5.7 • Rs 5000 to 10000 per month 52.7 • Rs 5000 per month Nil • No Income (Infra) 41.6 • (b) % Groups Link to the Market 4.5 • (c) % Groups who have acquired additional asset 3.98

  7. % Of Group Members Who Lost Their Asset • (a) Through sale 13.4 • (b) Death 8.5 • (c) Others Reasons Nil

  8. Capacity Building of CIGs • % CIG Given • (a) Orientation Trg. 49.5 (No. of Days 50) • (b) Skill building Trg. 5.03 (No. of Days 330) • (c) AMT 7.57 (No of Days 6)

  9. % of Groups Linked to bank credit- 22.58

  10. Insurance • No. of Group Insured 54 • No. of Claims files 120 • No. of Claims Disbursed 40 • Pending 85

  11. List Of Ten Groups Whom You Consider Success Storey • Seeta Ganvari Anganbari • Sadhana T. sohanpura Bandbaja • Rameshwar Gadiyamer Tent House • Mahadev Harigrh Tent House • Mahadev Joonakhera Goatry • Shivsankar Asnawar Handloom • Maladev T. sohanpura Housing • Jaihanuman Lawasal Goatry • Bajrangbali Mori Goatry • Babaramdev T. sohanpura Tent House

  12. What Has Worked • Asset creation • Employment Generation • Capacity building (awareness for health & other programme • Social development • Economic Growth • Knowledge for sale, halt. Fare, exhibition. Etc.

  13. WHAT NOT • Quality of Products • Market Linkage • Micro Finance • Transportation rural to market • Time boundation • Insurance • Technical assistant for handicraft hand loom • Staff Salary • Increase in Infra structure cost Due to Long Period

  14. WHAT NEXT? • Arrangement of marketing product • Micro Finance • Insurance in Easy Process • Cluster Development of specific act. • Infra Structure should be built by VDA

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