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SDG ACTION PLAN – SINGAPUR VILLAGE

HIMANI MEHTA MAMTA KALRA ARUNA ARORA SUMAN PATEL

Demographic Profile

HINDU POPULATION

TELUGU SPEAKING

PUCCA HOUSES

AGRARIAN SOCIETY

2448 SIZE OF VILLAGE

2015 VOTERS

532 MGNREGA JOB CARDS

665 HOUSEHOLDS

MANDAL - HUZURABAD

DISTRICT - KARIMNAGAR

Model Village

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Command Area

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Agrarian Village

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High Happiness Quotient

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Empowered Women

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What made Singapur so Special ? Connected to National Highway Peaceful Village

Negligible Crime Rate

Healthy Population

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Part – HUMAN DEVELOPMENT

Part – ENVIRONMENT DEVELOPMENT

Part – ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

Part – GOOD GOVERNANCE

Part – OTHER DEVELOPMENTAL ACTIVITIES

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AREA OF ANALYSIS

HUMAN DEVELOPMENT

GOALS

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HUMAN DEVELOPMENT

SDG – 4 QUALITY EDUCATION

CURRENT STATUS

Flash Card Demonstration State-Provided Text Books Mid – Day Meal Scheme

Anganwadi Workers – Building Blocks of Nation’s Future

Integrated Child Development Scheme (ICDS)

Key Observations

Non- Formal Education

Nutritional & Health development

Request for raised Honorarium

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HUMAN DEVELOPMENT


CURRENT STATUS

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Primary

Upper Primary

Primary Upper Primary

Teachers 3 8

Girls 10 29

Boys 6 15

Total Students 16 44

Distribution of Primary & Upper-Primary Classes Data corresponds to Village Govt. schools

More FEMALE STUDENTS than MALE STUDENTS

Majority students attending Private Schools at Huzurabad

Education Bias – Majority Male Children being sent to Pvt. Schools

Pupil – Teacher Ratio is approximately 6. Good Enough !!

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No Sports Infrastructure

No Formal Computer Education

Proper Sanitation

Engineering Inclination

Career-Oriented Students

No PT Teacher No Yoga Teacher No Proper

Playgrounds

Very Basic Computer Knowledge to Students

No Computer teacher

Separate Toilets For Girls, Boys and Differently-Abled

Students

Filtered Water from Bala Vikas Water Purification Plant

Students inclined towards Engineering.

Kamla Institue of

Science & Technology

High Aspirations among Students. Strong – Headed

Goals

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HUMAN DEVELOPMENT


KEY ISSUES & CHALLENGES

No Playground

No Sports Equipments

No Yoga Classes

No Sports & Yoga Faculty

No Awareness

Pre-Primary School

Combined Classroom for students of Different Classes

Upper Primary School

Separate Classrooms for all Classes

Male Students being sent to Private Schools outside Village

Major Village School going population of Girls

Girl Dropout before or during Higher Education for Marriage

Computer Lab available with 10 Computers including Projector.

No Computer Teacher to impart Technical Skills

Lack of Digital Infrastructure – Digi Blackboard etc.

No Government School for Higher Education in the Village

No Private School even for Primary and Upper Primary

Private Schools at Huzurabad

Attempt to Open Private School by the MPs and MLAs but in vain

No Impetus to Health & Yoga

Pre-Primary : Combined Classes

Differential Treatments

Computer Lab with No Teacher

No Higher Sec./Pvt. School

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HUMAN DEVELOPMENT


ROADMAP

Higher Secondary Schools

Opening of Higher Secondary School in the Village – Government or Private

Infrastructure & Staff

Proper School Infrastructure for Primary & Pre-Primary Classes

Physical Education Teacher & Proper Sports Amenities

Computer Teachers

Digitalisation Imparting Practical

Knowledge using Computer Labs, Science Labs, Library

etc Quality Education

Course structure affiliated to CBSE or equivalent Board to impart quality and competitive knowledge

New Dimension to existing PTMs

Encouraging Parents to allow Girls to acquire Higher

Education

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ENVIRONMENT &

HUMAN DEVELOPMENT

GOALS

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ENVIRONMENT & HUMAN DEVELOPMENT

AGENTS AT WORK

ANGANWADI WORKERS

MANDAL SUPERVISORS

ASHA & ANM

HEALTH WORKERS

MAJOR STAKEHOLDERS

GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL

PERSONNEL GRAM

PANCHAYAT

SDG – 3 GOOD HEALTH & WELL BEING

SDG – 6 CLEAN WATER & SANITATION

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KEY INFRASTRUCTURE

MDMS AROGYA LAKSHMI

RASHTRIYA POSHAN ABHIYAN

KCR KITS

MISSION BHAGIRATHA

SWACH BHARAT ABHIYAN

30 DAY ACTION

PLAN

01 - DISPENSARY

02 - ICDS CENTRES

02 GP OPEN WELL FOR DRINKING WATER

01 - CHC

01 - PVC

01 – WATER ATM

KEY SCHEMES

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CURRENT STATUS KEY CHALLENGES

ANGANWADI STAFF – ACTIVE & MOTIVATED

SERVICES WELL RECEIVED

HIGH COMMUNITY OUTREACH

EXCELLENT CHC AT HUZURABAD

SAFE DRINKING WATER AVAILABLE

EACH HH WITH IHHL UNDER SBM

ODF STATUS

SEPARATE PLASTIC TRASH CANS

77.4% C – SECTION RATE IN KARIMNAGAR

NO PROPER SUB-CENTRE BUILDING

NO HOSPITAL BEDS

HONORARIUM TO ICDS WORKERS

ONLY 2 WARDS GETTING BHAGIRATHA WATER

ONLY 3 SWEEPERS FOR A POPULATION OF 2400 AS AGAINST

THE NORM OF 500:1

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SEPARATE DUSTBINS TO SEGREGATE DRY & WET

WASTES

COMPLETION OF MISSION BHAGIRATHA PIPELINE

CONTINUATION OF 30 DAYS ACTION PLAN

PERMANENT BUILDING FOR SUB-CENTRE

ENGAGING PRIVATE LABOUR UNDER OTHER

HEADS (SANITATION -15%)

ONLY 30% OF FUNDS CAN BE USED FOR

SALARIES

Success Story of Community Health Centre

Well Structured Building Cleanliness & Hygiene Citizen Charter

Board displaying every doctor with photo and name

Sitting days & time of every doctor Patients’ Satisfaction Quotient

100 %

Visual Proofs

Anganwadi Workers Meeting with ASHA, A&M - Health Workers

MACR BAND KCR KIT

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

GOALS

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SDG – 8 DECENT WORK & ECONOMIC GROWTH

SDG – 12 RESPONSIBLE CONSUMPTION & PRODUCTION


CURRENT STATUS

90% 8% 2%

Paddy Maize Cotton 50%

25% 25%

Marginal Farmers 488.52 acres

Medium Farmers 261.6 acres

Large Farmers 91.65

Small Farmers 268.43 acres

Landless No

Information

Total Cultivable Area – 1456 acres

Haritha- Haram

Soil Health

Cards & PM Kisan

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Vigyan Kendra (KVKs)

Rythu Schemes

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KEY CHALLENGES & ISSUES

FARMERS’ ISSUES

NEW MACHINERY

Shift to Mechanization due to Labour Shortage

Limited Availability – Tractors & Cultivators only

Few Large Farmers with new Equipments

No Subsidies to Small Farmers to rent machinery for agriculture

Mutual Dependence - Large Farmers renting their own machinery

LABOUR CRISIS

Mostly people have their own Lands

Area under cultivation Gone Up or Villagers actually Migrated?

Decline in Women Labour

Income Disparity:

Men – INR 700

Women – INR 300

NEW PROBLEM OF MONKEYS

Mining of surrounding Hills for Granite caused Mokeys to miigrate to SINGAPUR Village.

Continuous Threat to Crops

AVAILABILITY OF LOANS/FUNDS

Commercial Banks are Problematic – Asking Multiple Documents and long Processing Time

Large Farmers providing Loans

Pvt. Financers - Funds at higher interest rates

LABOUR SHORTAGE

MECHANIZATION

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ROADMAP

Addressing Emerging

Problems of Monkey

Subsidies for Machinery

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D C Educating Farmers about Crop Insurance

Ease of Acquiring Loan

GOOD GOVERNANCE

GOALS

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SDG – 16 PEACE, JUSTICE & STRONG INSTITUTIONS

SDG – 17 PARTNERSHIPS FOR GOALS

GOOD GOVERNANCE

CURRENT STATUS

ACTIVE MEMBERS –

TIMELY GRAM MEETINGS

PROPER DISBURSEMENT

OF ASARA PENSIONS

E-PANCHAYAT PORTAL – ONE

STOP SHOP

PROPERLY MAINTAINED

RECORDS

PROPER TAX COLLECTION

Measurement Books

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GOOD GOVERNANCE

KEY CHALLENGES

HARITHA-HARAM – GOOD INITIATIVE BUT LACKS FINANCIAL SUPPORT & ENTHUSIASM

NO PUCCA ROADS – NOT EVEN IN DEVELOPED PART

LACK OF FUNDS – HURDLE IN MAJORLY ALL

DEVELOPMENTAL WORKS

FOUR COMMITTEES ON HARITHA-HARAM,

SANITATION, DEVELOPMENT WORKS&

STREET LIGHTS – NOT VERY ACTIVE

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GOOD GOVERNANCE

ROADMAP

Decentralisation of Power

District Mandal Village

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Increasing Accountability by Strengthening Committees

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Intra – Village Action Plan on similar lines of 30 Days Action Plan

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Revise Allocation Mechanism to different Segments – Harithaharam etc

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THANK YOU

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