Transcript Gram Vikas in the year gone by (2014-15)

Gram Vikas
2014-15
Gram Vikas – About us
Gram Vikas
 Established in 1979
Vision
To build an equitable and
sustainable society where
people live in peace with
dignity.
 Areas of operation:
Odisha, Jharkhand,
Madhya Pradesh, Andhra
Pradesh, Chattisgarh,
West Bengal & Nagaland
 Focus Areas: Water &
Sanitation, Social Housing,
Livelihood, Education,
Health, Renewable Energy
Mission
To promote processes which are
sustainable, socially inclusive and
gender equitable to enable critical
masses of poor and marginalized
rural people or communities to
achieve a dignified quality of life.
Highlights of the year 2014-15
Global Ranking & Footprint
Financial Growth
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Growth in Operations
People
Collaborations & Partners
Outreach & Networking
Global Ranking
Ranked 24th in the world (2nd position among Indian NGOs)
in the Top 500 NGOs
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The 2015 world rankings of NGOs was published
by Global Geneva
Ranking Parameters
Impact, Innovation and Sustainability
Financial Growth
Income
Grants in Aid
2014-15
2014-15
62.14%
77.95%
2013-14
2013-14
Financial Growth
Govt. Funds
Receipts
2014-15
45.5 %
(WatSan Infrastructure)
2014-15
33.4 %
Operations: Water, Sanitation & Hygiene
84 water supply systems constructed
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13292
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2665 sanitation units constructed
13292 individuals benefitted in 45 villages
84 communities turned Open
Defecation Free (ODF)
Achievements in 2014-15
Growth in WASH Operations
354,857 individuals 1140 villages 28 districts
2014
341,552 individuals 1095 villages 27 districts
2013
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Relentless efforts towards making rural India ODF
WASH – Other Achievements
Partnership
Innovations
• 24 Solar Photo Voltaic
systems were installed in several
villages to overcome grid
electricity availability issues.
Highlights 2014-15
• 100 electro-chlorinators were
installed this year with support
from One Drop Foundation, to
ensure safety of drinking water at
the source.
• In June 2014, Gram Vikas
entered into a partnership with
the London School of Hygiene
and Tropical Medicine (LSHTM)
to evaluate the health impact of
combined rural water and
sanitation interventions
implemented in Odisha by Gram
Vikas.
• Gram Vikas is conducting a
research project with Arghyam
on efficacy of MANTRA and
Technical Innovations w.r.t
WASH interventions.
Operations: Social Housing
In Oct’ 2014, Gram Vikas
partnered with OSDMA for
Odisha Disaster Recovery
Project to build 17,000
disaster resilient houses;
funded by World Bank.
Gram Vikas is the sole Socio
– Technical Support Agency
for the “Habitation Planning,
Community Mobilisation,
Capacity Building, MIS and
Reporting” components of
the project.
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Sample textWITH OSDMA
The construction of houses
is done through a people
centred approach - Owner
Driven Construction of
Houses( ODCH).
Social Housing – Key Highlights
• 1356 houses ready for
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occupation(Including In Situ
&
Relocation)
• House Extension influenced in
3165 houses
• 52 Village Water & Sanitation
Committees (VWSCs) formed
and capacitated
• 1238 of the 1966 masons
trained, working at ODRP project
sites
Highlights 2014-15
• 454 completed Toilets and
Bathrooms (TBRs). Work at
different stages of progress for
4099 TBRs
• 20 capacity building sessions
for Technical & Non - Technical
staff on Community Mobilization,
Mason Training, Habitation
Planning, House Extensions and
formation of VWSCs
• 98.13% of grievances raised
since project inception redressed
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Operations: Education
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Education: Khel Vikas
HIGHLIGHTS 2014-15
 900+ shoes were distributed to children at
Gram Vikas schools on behalf of the clothing
charity GOONJ
 Khel Vikas gained new P.E. teachers, a
physiotherapy intern and nutritionist to help
improve the performance and recovery of athletes
 With close to 500 participants, the 2nd Annual
Khel Vikas 5km Run was a huge success as
students from schools, colleges and the local
community participated
 The Odisha State Weightlifting Championship
2014 was organised by PSD. The event was
attended by 150 athletes and 40 support staffs
Education – Other Achievements
• Organic farming training was
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• 161 YELO school bags have
been purchased for students at
Gatida School
•Computer training for
students and teachers are
being conducted in three out of
four Gram Vikas schools
• Yoga workshops have been
held at all the residential schools
given to students of all Gram
Vikas schools
• To enable students to find jobs
after formal education, vocational
training in tailoring has been
given to students of Thuamul
Rampur school
• Other school vocational skill
workshops have seen boys and
girls participating in masonry,
plumbing and arts & crafts
• Art workshop was held at
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Kankia School by students of a
local Art College
Highlights 2014-15
Operations: Livelihood & Food Security
600 farmers supported with supplements and
technical knowhow leading to improved yield
257 ha claimed under FRA
308 kitchen gardens supported in 23
villages
89 farmers supported for
SRI cultivation
18 claims filed under
RTI
7 micro enterprises promoted for Self
Help Groups
57 trainings held
masonry and plumbing
12 irrigation wells developed in 6 villages
2 Diversion Based Irrigation
Systems developed
305 ha of land developed through
watershed activities
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in
16 exposure visits held for 265
community members
250 trainings held in the fields of Gender, Panchayati Raj
Institutions, Forest Rights Act, Right to Information & School
Sanitation
Operations: Renewable Energy
Small Wind Energy Systems
60 households belonging to the villages of Kamlaguda
and Tijmali in Kalahandi district have received energy
through the establishment of Small Wind Energy Systems.
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Small
Smokeless Stoves
Wind
183 front loading single pot cook stoves
Energ
were distributed in the Thuamulrampur
yregion of Kalahandi to reduce the toxic
emission and fuel.
Syste
ms
Solar Water Pumps
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Installed over 24 solar pumps in Odisha, to
bring a constant supply of clean water which
has improved health and livelihoods of people.
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hydro systems in 5 villages
within Odisha which were selected for their specific natural conditions. We continue to
support and maintain those to ensure sustainable electricity for these communities.
People: Growth in Team
Growth In Team
2014-15 saw 84%
growth in employee
strength. We closed the
financial year with 416
full time employees.
New managers were hired for
projects, monitoring, evaluation,
collaboration and human
resources.
Employee Friendly
Initiatives
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Health Insurance
Accident Insurance
Life Insurance
Compensation hikes
With renewed focus on
operations, GV is focusing
on strengthening its team.
Growth: New Collaborations & CSR Partners
New Partners
Uttkarsh Foundation
We welcome the new partners to the large community of trusted and long standing
partners of Gram Vikas!!!
Media Footprint
Facebook
Total Page Likes:
1416
LinkedIn
Twitter
No. of followers: 224
No. of followers: 45
Total Reach: 2601
Website
Media Mentions
Press Releases: 2
Media Mentions: 65
Knowledge Management
• Case Studies
• Reports
Shubhasis Pattnaik (CEO & Executive Director, Gram Vikas) spoke at:
• Frugal Innovation Conference 2015 organized by BRAC, Bangladesh
• Development Dialogues Conference at Hubli
• Odisha CSR Conclave
• Movement for Efficiency & Transparency, organized by mJunction
Gram Vikas website was
revamped with better
functionality.
In Summary
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