| Major group affiliation: |
- Indigenous people
- Children and youth
- Local authorities
- Women
- Non-governmental organization
- Farmers
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| Affiliation with other organizations: |
AJSA one of the participating organizations of GNDR,CDRN-corporate disaster network,Give india forum,CACL-campain against child labour,Global Devlopement Network,CRIN-Child rights information network,Nonprofit network of india,SUSANA,Siera Club-USA,CIVICUS Participatory Governance Programme,Global Hand Network. |
| Publications: |
PRAKURITIRA BARADAN-BOOK (A Hand Book On Agriculture Process,Methods,And Food Security Year-2005 Copies-6500
JHAO KHARA PARAN HARA-POSTER Year - 2005 Copies-10,000
PRAKURITIKA BIPARJAYA O MARUDI- Hand Book Year-2007 Copies-5500
Ama Swasthya Ama Hatare- Leaflet Year-2007 |
| Affiliation with other organizations: |
Western Odisha Voluntary Association(wova),Samhita,Guide Star India,GDN,GNDR,Vasundhara,GDN,Western Odisha NREGA Consortium,Samaj Pragati Sahayog (SPS) |
| Publications: |
Amara Daitwa -leaflet
Ame janiba katha -leaflet |
| Purpose of the organization: |
Anchalika Jana Seva Anusthan(AJSA) is grass root level Organisation working towards the root cause of Poverty and social injustice for those for the down trodden and under privilesed section of the Society.It is a community based Organisation(CBO).It is a non political,non-profit social devlopement organization involved in sustainable devlopement initiatives since inception.AJSA was formed by by local poor people of bongomnuda block in the bolangir district,to work for the socio-economic devlopement of small and marginal farmers,land less labour,agricultural labour,bonded labour as well as women,children and other weaker deprived section.The vision of the organization is to draw upon grass root level workers,volunteers, and suppressed people of the society and work with them to create awareness for sustainable devlopement through constructive work and struggles. |
| Activities relevant to the conference of States Parties to the convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities: |
Major Activities and interventions in the Project area's
1-Micro level planning and implementation in operational Area’s.
2-The forest protection-NTFP proceeding Marketing through SHG’s and Village Committees (VCs).
3-Strengthening of P R I Members by organizing workshops and trainings.
4-Sustainable agriculture &Livelihood Promotion.
5-Promoting group cultivation and Linkage.
6-Formation of Seed Banks, Grain Banks and Drought Proofing funds in operational areas.
7-Organising Health Awareness camps and trainings.
8-Awareness Creation On Banishing the Use of the Chemical Fertilizer and pesticide. Providing Training and awareness campaign’s on Organic farming.
9-Promotion of Self Help Groups (SHGs) and providing linkages.
10-Capacity building training, orientation And seminar of community leaders.
11-Land development and Renovation of Traditional Water Harvesting Structures and irrigation facilities.
12-Organiseing Anti-liquor campaign’s through the help of local women’s and SHG leaders of operational Area.
13-Formation, strengthening and empowerment of Farmers club and Youth Association’s.
14-Natural Resource Management to ensure food security.
15-Literacy campaign for illiterate women through SHGs and women Literacy Camps.
16-Planning on drought mitigation, Migration survey and implementation of works.
17-Awareness camps on NREGA,RTI,HIV/AIDS, Human Rights and Consumer Rights, womens Rights, Climate Change etc.
Key Expertise-
A.S.H.G Promotion
B.Organic farming
C.MLP preparation
D.Forest Protection
E.Formation and Grain banks & Seed Banks
F.Disaster Management
Target Group-
A.Schedule Caste and Tribes
B.Marginal farmers,
C.Physically Challenged Disabled Persons
D.Landless,
E.Migrant family,
F.Child labour,
G.Old age Persons |
| Confirmation of the activities of the organization at the regional, national or international level: |
All the Activities are Undertaken through Funding and Non Funding Sources,AJSA is able to create Few steps in Regional level in 3 Districts Of Orissa (Bolangir,Kalahandi,Ganjam).
All the things are possible through the help of Villagers,Community members,Women leaders and Our Development partners and Funding agencies..
Non Funding Activities-
1-7021 Quintals Paddy Stored in 42 villages of 10 G.P
2-Chemical Fertilizer’s& Pesticide’s are Banned in 22 Villages of 7G.P
3- 5020 hector Including 28 Forest Are protected in 22 Villages.
5-16,40,232 Rupees Saving Through SHG and Village Development Committee (VDC)
4.14 Villages are Declared Liquor Free Village
6-127 Types Indigenous paddy Seeds are Identified and preserved in Traditional Method
7-152 SHG Groups Formed,
1 Co-operative society formed
8-Around 1,05,000 Plants are Planted In 12 Locations in 2 Districts,Including Fruit and Medicinal Plants.Which is now become the Income source For the People of Our Operational Area.
Activities Through Funding Sources..
-14 nos. FPS Opened, and Operated by SHG leaders
-45 tank renovated in 45 villages
-11 WHS Constructed
-163TWT constructed
-452 Quinatals Seeds distributed
-Malaria Preventive &Health camps Organised
training Organised For 134 Village Volunteers Trained From 60 Villages
-Medicines are Provided at Free of cost,
-Awareness camps Organised
-Land developed for 6 villages including 136 Families
-14 Trainings and 3 Krushak Mela Organised
-1 Network,15 Youth associations and 18 Village Committee Formed
-Emergency Support Given To Disabled Persons Of 60 Villages of 10 GP’S.
Emergency Health Fund Created In 21 Villages Of 3 GP.
-Strengthen GS process
-325 Families Got Their “PATTAS”
-NTFP/MFP’s satisfactory price.
-Land to land less43
-Basic Education to migrant family child
-75 Tanks Renovated in 42 Villages Of 12 GP’S.
-25 WHS Created In 23 Villages
-232 Quintals Various Vegetable,Paddy Seeds Distributed In 54 Villages
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-14 Trainings and 3 Krushak Mela Organised
-42 Village Meetings and 6 Public Interface Programmes Organised
-Street Plays Organised In 45 Villages.
-8 new Grain&Seed banks Created with 18 quintals paddy.
-21 Goat,10 Cow and 16 Buffalo Distributed in 14 Villages
-7 Motors,
3 Sprinklers Provided to 10 Farmers Of 10 villages Of 5 GP
-25 Meetings Organised In 25 Villages
-16 Awareness campaign’s Conducted in 16 GP Premises.
-32 Agriculture training were Organised
-10,000 Leaflet& Booklet Distributed on Organic Farming.
-16 Bio-paste Management and Onion Cultivation Training
-8023 plants Distributed In 52 Villages
-2 exposure Visit
-13 Public Hearing’s &2 Network meetings Organised in 10 GPS
-Street play and Cultural Programmes are Organised in 66 Villages
-34 village level meetings Organised.
-38 JSC Formed(25 village level,13 GP Level
1 Federation in Block Level (Azad Shramik Mahasangha) Formed
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-2 Irrigations points created which covers 5 Villages
-Awareness creation on Water and its utilization in 2 GP’S |
| A list of members of the governing body of the organization, and their countries of nationality: |
1 Ashtami Tandi INDIA
2 Purnami Bhoi INDIA INDIAN
3 Banshidhar Behera INDIA INDIAN
4 Phulchan Bag INDIA INDIAN
5 Hruda Ch. Sahu INDIA INDIAN
6 Dashmi Tandi INDIA INDIAN
7 Sukun Bhoi INDIA INDIAN |
| Description of the membership of the organization, indicating the total number of members: |
There is a central committee consisting of 32 nos of members as an apex body being responsible for overall management and policy decision of the organization.For day to day functioning and conception and implementation of programs and policies. Central committee has authorized an executive committee. The executive committee delegates some of its power to the secretary as the chief functionary to liaison on behalf the society reporting to funding partners, co-coordinating implementation of its programme activities, mobilization of resources and Acts as the spokes person of the organization.The executive committee consists of 3 women members and 4 male members. The central committee sits s four times in a year where as executive committee sits once in a month to manage the organization.
There is a programme team headed by the secretary and chief Executive cum Director responsible for implementation of its programmes. The team sits in each month to review the programme and to take corrective measures and plan for the next Stage |
| Affiliation with other organizations: |
Gramya Mahila Sangathan,Seva Mahila Mandal, Bharat Janani Swayan Sahayak Limited |
| Publications: |
Asa Sanchya Kariba 2009 . 2000-copies (small leaflet)
Ama Adhikar 2006 . 1600 Copies small reference book on woman's rights. |
Statements or documents submitted
to the Commission on the Status of Women:
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Traditionally women are not involved in the village decision making process. A key to the capacity building
of women is to ensure that they have a voice and are involved in taking decisions that will impact the people in a village. This starts with the establishment of small Self-Help groups (SHGs). The objective behind these groups is to help women increase their savings and access small credits, but gradually this evolves into a
platform where women speak out and gain confidence, enabling them to voice their opinions in village
meetings and become active participants in the village development process. Women often play a large role
in building the support for the Womens Empowerment programme and are essential to the proper monitoring of
government services such as: education, immunisation, childcare programmes, village cleanliness etc.
AJSA continued its support to womens federations,in terms of of record keeping,Capacity building,networking and other back up.These have helped the SHG groups&federations sustain their work of grass-roots advocacy on issues of basic rights effective delivery on Govt. Programmes.AJSA’S effort have helped women to assert for payment of minimum wages,check alcohol brewing,demand better implementation of government programmes and assert for their rights.AJSA has continued its support working through women’s Groups.
Without economic programme socio-economic condition of the target people cannot be develop.Due planning we formed Self-Help Groupes for proportion of thrift and credit activities.Hundred's of training programmes were organized in last few year's where Hundreeds women participants from Different SHGs has been attained and got training on management of SHG as well undertake the vocational trades, financial linkage, aware about market and profit, market negotiation, business strategies. Different types of economic and income generate actives were gradually introduced like opening of community shop, management of public distribution system, piciculture, nursery raising ,and food processing units. SHGs have increased the attitude for individual and community saving and undertook trades for their financial improvement.
This supports has been crucial in enabling the federations take steps towards self-reliance. |
Forests
| Major group affiliation: |
Farmers and Small Forest Landowners
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| Affiliation with other organizations: |
We are having affilations,tie up's and collaborations wirh Different Organistions and Rea search Institutions,Like Chetna Organic,Focous Odisha,Vasundhara,Agragamee,Green Option,Mita Ganjam,Santury Asia etc. |
| Affiliation with UN bodies: |
AJSA is one of the participating Organisation Of UN Global Compact |
| Publications: |
Gaon Mati Khabar-2006
Jangul Surakhya aain O adhikar-leaflet-2006
Ama pani ama jungala-2006 |
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