DHARA SANSTHAN, BARMER

PROFILE

Details of Organization

NAME OF THE ORGANISATION : DHARA SANSTHAN,BARMER

REGD. ADDRESS : Rai Colony

Near Income Tax Office

Barmer - 344001

DISTRICT : Barmer

STATE : RAJASTHAN

NATION : INDIA

TELEPHONE : 02982-221556

E-mail address :
dharasansthan1@rediffmail.com

dharasansthan
@gmail.com

NAME OF CONTACT PERSON : Mr. Mahesh Panpalia

(CHIEF EXECUTIVE)
Registration Number : 35/BMR/1989
Date of Registration : 30 March 1989
Type of Organization : Registered under societies
Act,

Non Profit Voluntary organization.

FCRA Registration Number : 125450008

Date of Registration : 26 Aug. 2002
FCRA Account No. : 12350100002555
12(A) Registration No. : 30/7 Jodhpur
REGISTERED UNDER income Tax : 12(A) & 80G
PAN NUMBER : AAATD5176E

Vision: - To create exploitation free society on the principle of social justice and
gender equality.
Mission: - To improve the living condition of women by strengthening their
livelihood, health and education; enabling them to build accessibility and control
over issues affecting their lives.

Objective:
• Creating awareness of various health issues (including reproductive
health, female infanticide, gender discrimination, service delivery points
etc.) in the community (especially women and adolescent girls)
• Capacity building and sensitizing women (including Panchayat raj
institute members and traditional birth attendants) for local leadership
• To organize rural women (Mahila Mandals) and involve them in the
process of development
• To increase accessibility of schools especially for deprived girls
• To bring the change in health seeking beahviour of the community and
utilization of health centers by the community
• To disseminate information and experience of different projects and
activities

Geographical area of working:

District : BARMER, JALORE

State : RAJASTHAN

Our Governing body

Sl.No. Name Designation Occupation Address
1 Dr Kumkum Shrivastav Chair person Social activist Jaipur
2 Mr. Mahesh Panpalia Secretary Social worker Barmer
3 Mr. Manaram Treasurer Social Analyst Barmer
4 Mr. Rambabu Member Executive Jaipur
Director, IIRD
jaipur
5 Dr. Surendra Bhandari Member Medical Officer Jodhpur
6 Mr. Yagya dutt Member Advocate Barmer
7 Mr. Shankarsingh Member Social worker Barmer

Program Information:

A. Year 2003-2004
Name Of the Project Donor Agencies

Empowerment of Girl children National Foundation for India, New

through Health & Education Delhi

Drinking Water Supply Program Action Aid, Barmer

(Drought Relief)

School AIDS Education CMHO, Barmer

Programme

Family Health Awareness CMHO, Barmer

Programme

Tailoring Center Dist. Industries Dept., Barmer

Administrative Support Unnati, Ahmedabad

Dist. Tuberculosis Dept. Barmer

Safe Motherhood Campaign Chetna, Jaipur

SHG,s formation NABARD, Jaipur

B. Year 2004 - 2005

Name of the Project Donor Agencies Grant Amount General

/FCRA
Accoun
t

Empowerment of Girl children National Foundation 3, 89, 884 FCRA

through Health & Education for India, Account

New Delhi

Lok adhikar Yojna Action Aid, Barmer 3, 27, 891 FCRA

Account

Malaria Control Programme Urmul Trust, Bikaner 96, 950 General

Account

Design Development Training Weavers Service 47, 900 General

Under IHTP center, Barmer Account

Total Sanitation Programme Panchayat Samiti, 10, 200 Gen A/c

Barmer
Handicraft Training Center Dist. Industries 11, 475 General
Dept., Barmer Account

Administrative Support & Unnati, Ahmedabad 30, 000 General

Panchayati Raj Voters Account
Awareness Campaign

Staff Support Dist. Tuberculosis 51, 500 General

Dept., Barmer Account

AIDS Counseling Center PMO, Barmer 71, 500 General

Account

Shivamamba Shivir Shiksha Karmi Board 3, 59, 565 General

Account

Design Development Training Rural Non farm 25, 025 General

for Pattu Weavers Development Account
Agency, Jaipur

Environment awareness Seva Mandir, 5, 000 Gen A/c.

Campaign Udaipur

C. Year 2005 - 2006

Name of the Project Donor Agencies

Empowerment of Girl children through National Foundation for

Health & Education India,

New Delhi

Nutrition Support Programme at Early child Roman Catholic Diocesan

Development Centers and Schools Social Service Society, Ajmer
& Catholic Relief Services,
Jaipur

Special Education Camp for Dumb & Deaf Sarv Shiksha Abhiyan,
Children’s Barmer

Child Labor Education Project Child Labor Education

Sansthan, Barmer

Lok adhikar Yojna Action Aid, Jaipur

Women Health & Safe Motherhood Indo Global Social Service

Society, New Delhi

Initiate a process of establishing a System Sir Dorabji Tata Trust,

of Safe Motherhood through SHG & TBA’s in Mumbai
Barmer Block
Rain water harvesting Structure Cairn Energy Pty. Ltd,
construction & School up gradation works Barmer

HIV/AIDS Counseling Center Rajasthan State AIDS

Control Society, Barmer

Staff Support Dist. Tuberculosis Dept.,

Barmer

Integrated Agriculture Development Roman Catholic Diocesan

Programme Social Service Society, Ajmer
& Catholic Relief Services,
Jaipur

Administrative Support Unnati, Ahmedabad

D. Year 2006-07

Project Name Donor Agencies Area

Flood Relief Services TDH, UNICEF and Indigenous Trusts Barmer and Sheo

Special Child Labour National Child Labour Project-NCLP Chawa, Sindhari

School

Comprehensive Eye Sight Savers International 118 villages,

Service Siwana

HIV/AIDS Counseling District AIDS Committee, Barmer District Hospital

Center Barmer

Lok Adhikar Yojna Action Aid Gram panchayat

Setrau Block
Barmer

Sanitation UNICEF Baytu & Barmer

Improvement in Flood Block
Relief Camps

Water Resources Cairn Energy Rampura , Etada

Development (Jalore)

Flood Rehabilitation SCF-ECHO Sheo Block

Programme

Understanding Life CEE-UNDP-MoEF (Ministry of 40 Flood affected

After Flood Environment and Forest villages

Training of Youth on EMI –RLM, Jaipur Ramsar tehsil,

Cutting and Tailoring Barmer Block

E. Year 2007-08
 Project Name Donor Agencies Area

Women Health and Safe Sir Dorab ji TATA Trust(SDTT) Barmer block
motherhood Improvement
Programme ( TBA & SHG)

Women Health & Safe Indo Global Social Service Barmer block
Motherhood Society (IGSSS)

Medical Help to Flood Relief Terre Des Hommes Barmer block

international

Comprehensive Eye Service Sight Savers International 118 villages,

Siwana

Drinking water resource CAIRN Energy Jalore district

management and School
renovation

Lok Adhikar Yojna Action Aid Gram

panchayat
Setrau Block
Barmer

Understanding Life After Flood CEE-UNDP-MoEF (Ministry of 40 Flood

Environment and Forest) affected
villages

HIV/AIDS Counseling Center District AIDS Committee, District

Barmer Hospital
Barmer

Embroidery programme BASIX Hyderabad Barmer

Solar Light BASIX Hyderabad Barmer

Child maternal health CEDPA Barmer

Link Worker Programme Aid et Action,NACO,UNDP Barmer

Rajasthan cluster Development Government of Rajasthan Shiv Block of

programme,Embroidery cluster, Barmer
Shiv
 F. Year 2008-09

Project Name Donor Agencies Area

Women Health and Safe Sir Dorab ji TATA Trust(SDTT) Barmer block
motherhood Improvement
Programme ( TBA & SHG)

Women Health & Safe Indo Global Social Service Barmer block
Motherhood Society (IGSSS)

Comprehensive Eye Service Sight Savers International 118 villages,

Siwana

Lok Adhikar Yojna Action Aid Gram

panchayat
Setrau Block
Barmer

Embroidery programme BASIX Hyderabad Barmer

Solar Light BASIX Hyderabad Barmer

Child maternal health CEDPA Barmer

Link Worker Programme Aid et Action,NACO,UNDP Barmer

Rajasthan cluster Development Government of Rajasthan Shiv Block of

programme,Embroidery cluster, Barmer
Shiv

Major Achievements:

HIV/AIDS Counseling Center

It was in the year 2000 when district hospital and DHARA sansthan started a
counseling center on HIV/AIDS at Barmer hospital. The center gets support from
Rajasthan State AIDS Control Society (RSACS) Jaipur, through District AIDS
Committee (DAC) Barmer. These years there were 233 clients (Male 183 and 50
female) were provided pretest and posttest counseling through the counseling
center. From which 128 (Male 83 female 45) patients were found HIV positive to
whom medical support provided from the government. It is regular counseling
and operational style of center staff, which has gained the confidence of
community members, and now more members are coming forward with
hesitation some of patients also referred for the clinical treatment. This year 8
out of 233 visitors were found HIV+; the increase in HIV positive patients among
counseled members is as given below.

Comprehensive Eye Service

With the specific purpose of “Sustainable, accessible, affordable and acceptable

quality Comprehensive Eye Services including rehabilitation and education” in
Siwana block of Jalore district DHARA Sansthan and Sight Saves have come
together and started this initiative with the specific objectives of…..

1. All identified visually impaired children are integrated into mainstream

education facility
2. To identify irreversible blind and low vision persons of the project area and
provided rehabilitation service to them
3. To identify person with low vision and eye problems (3800 children, 6340
adults) and provide them with proper counselling and treatment.
4. To spread awareness among the village community, its elected
representatives and concerned government functionaries in the project
area (118 villages) about all the aspects of Comprehensive Eye Services
5. To develop local human resources in the form of CES workers who belong
to the project area to address the various issues of eye care in the block
during the project and after completion on the project
6. To advocate the local administration to take appropriate measures for
addressing any gap in the eye care related services that are to be
provided to the people in the area.

1. Embroidery cluster Development program:

Barmer is biggest hub of the artisans. Because of contrary weather condition

agriculture and its allied activities have not been permanent source of
livelihood income and artisans work has been developed as a tradition and
also a prime source of income. Traditional nature of value addition at
different level and the supply chain of the artisans product (especially
embroidery product) creates profit periphery for the traders and middleman
where producers (artisans)are not getting their labor charge even as per the
Government rates. This lacuna is there because of three Ms; Money, Market
and Management. In these circumstances Dharasansthan planned to
provide technical support to artisans for above mention three tribulations
with the help of industrial development department, Govt. of Rajasthan. The
mission of the program is “To establish a producers company which
will be owned and managed by the artisans itself.”

Dhara Sansthan is working in Shiv block with 1500 artisans of Embroidery

and appliqué work.To achieve the mission of the program various
 interventions have been planned accordingly major steps of the program
would be;

1) Repot building and mobilization of the artisans

2) Skill up gradation and training to the artisans
3) Establishment of production system
4) Market survey and linkage
5) Capacity building of selected artisans and creating a team of animators
6) Registration and establishment of the producers company

Safe Drinking Water

In desert regions during flood situation one of the major issues that works at fore
front is availability of safe drinking water. Therefore volunteers were identified
and trained for testing water quality monitoring with parameters such as testing
pH values in water; how to convert brackish water into potable water;
purification of available water

Women Empowerment - Women Health & Safe Motherhood

Barmer district is known for low sex ratio and situation of other Human
Development Indices (HDI) is also not very good. All these symptoms putting
together are indicative of gender
bias existing in the society. DHARA Activities included
Sansthan is specifically focuses its
activity to reduce this bias existing in 1. Organising women Groups
the society and trying to bring 2. Capacity building
women in mainstream development 3. Training of TBA (Traditional Birth
of the nation. The specific Attainders )
intervention can be classified as one 4. Linkage and strengthening of
of the common characteristics of ANM based grassroots level
Barmer is that of poor health status health system
of women, High MMR, IMR and 5. Flood Relief and rehabilitation
anemic women and children. support
Considering these facts DHARA 6. Organising village health
Sansthan started working on the committee
issue of “Women health and safe 7. Networking with government
system
8. Immunization drive for pregnant
women and children
9. Promoting Family planning
10. Registration of pregnancy,
motherhood” programme. This programme is presently attended through two
projects supported by Sir Dorabji Tata Trust-SDTT, Mumbai and Indo-
Global Social Service Society- IGSSS, New Delhi. The project is
implemented with the specific objectives of problem faced by women in
Barmer.

Sl Particulars IGSSS SDTT Action Total

N Support Support Aid
o

1 Number of Villages 10 22 5 37

2 Block Chohtan Ramsar Ramsar 2 blocks

3 Families in villages

4 Total SHGs 8 18 18 44

5 SHG members 98 186 205 489

Lok Adhikar Yojna

Lok Adhikar Yojna is an initiative of Action Aid India to “empower deprived

section of community” focusing on dalit community through information and
organization about their rights. The project includes operating Panchayat
Resource centers in three Gram Panchayat of Barmer, Shiv and Pachpadra block.
The project included formation of groups like Dalit Self Help Groups, Women
Self Help groups and Youth groups, Village and Panchayat Dalit Committee.
Project also participated in district level rally of physically Challenged Children;
women right; management of drought work organsied by LAY network. During
the year training were organized on the aspects leadership building for women
groups; and Dalit rights.

Rejuvenating - Health System

Dhara Sansthan, as reflected in its name “Development of Health, Hygiene and

Rural Action” indicates its deeper linkages to the issue of health. DHARA it self
has grown with the issue of health. Barmer is an area spread over in 28783 sq
km and poorly connected remote villages. It is observed that in Desert villages,
where health facilities are located at long distances and transport facilities are
poor, any minor ignorance/delay causes “fetal” situation. There are many
diseases, which if given attentions and timely action is taken, losses can be
controlled. Therefore one of the key focuses of DHARA activity is awareness
generation, skill building, and local treatment etc of deadly diseases. Some of
the initiatives are; HIV/AIDs Counseling Center (VCTC); Immunization Campaign;
training of ASHA members training under NRHM of central government.
Rebuilding – Resources

Desert area offers conditions, which hampers natural growth of child mainly due
inability of their parents on account of proper food, shelter, cloths and education.
The capacity of parents to provide proper growth environment to their children is
dependant on resource ownership and annual weather condition to support. This
year was again a year of difficulty for community in these region livelihood
resources have faced problem due to flood situation affecting.

• Land degradation due to washing away of fertile top soil

• Encroachment of fields by sand moved in along the flood
• Water storaage tankas/tanklis were breached /filled with water
• Most of the cattle and small ruminants died during flood and diseases
afterwards
• Seeds, implements, washed away and remain submerged in water for
longer duration
• Landlords were not in position to cultivate their fields reducing opportunity
for landless community for labour.

Water Resources Development

In desert region water is one of the most important resource but highly scarce
commodity. A good amount of household labour, time and money is spent on
arrangement of water. Lack of proper storage is one of the contributing factors to
this long lasting problem in the area. DHARA has been active in the field of water
harvesting and water storage support and guidance to community in remote and
difficult areas. Till 2008 March DHARA could help poor families in remote
Dhanis of villages through support of construction of Tanka and Tankali. Further
to reduce drudgery of women this year DHARA brought out new concept of fitting
handpump on Tanka and Tankali reducing efforts and also protecting the source
from contamination in all hand pumps are installed

Solar Lights

It was a long awaited dream come true for DHARA, as it had been trying to
convince various stakeholder for bringing light to the huts in remote desert
region, but it was only this year we could convince a well meaning organization
BASIX who in their – livelihood Triad Fund under SDC support included the
promotion of solar light for remote Dhanis. This is innovative project in it self also
as it is the first project DHARA has been doing as the component of community
buying the light. In this project there are three parties involved BASIX-DHARA
and Grameen Surya Bijali Foundation (GSBF). Till now 52 families have already
opted and installed. Later it was recognize that there are some families who can
not pay the cost at a time thus a component of loan is also incorporated in it and
10 people have also bought it for loan.
 2. Education

Balika Vikash Vidyalaya (Non Formal Education Centers)

The girl child education status in the region is very low. Most of families engage
their girls in the domestic works and the families are not allowed their girls for
getting schooling. The main objective of the programme is to enhance to health
& education status of women and girl child. For the last 4 years DHARA has
been running five non-formal education centers for the girls. Presently there are
5 Balika Vikash Vidyalayas
are running in 5 different Sl. Name of the Girl Boy Tota
No. NFE Center s s l
villages of the Barmer block in
1. Namanio Ki Dhani 23 28 51
which male siblings are also 2. Sonanio Ki Dhani 20 23 43
getting education. The 3. Patanio Ki Dhani 21 35 56
organization is providing all the 4. Tikmanio Ki Dhani 17 11 28
study materials and necessary 5. Ranjitani Bhilo Ki 20 22 42
equipments for the students Dhani
and centers.

There are 5 teachers appointed in 5 NFE centers to impart education to 220

(Male: 119 and Female: 101) children’s by the support National Foundation for
India, New Delhi. The childrens enrolled in the Balika Vikash Vidyalaya are
belongs to the age group of 5 to 14 years, In regular intervention the teachers
were provided various trainings to impart knowledge to the children in a relax
atmosphere. In the NFE centers children are getting the primary education and
passed children were linkages with government education facility. For the follow
up of children and monitor the both the children and teacher parents meeting
were also organized. No fees are being charging by the organization to impart
education.

Non Formal Education Status

140
120
100
80 Boy
60 Girls
40
20
0
2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05

Year

For the encouragement of students of the Balika Vikash Vidyalaya a Bal Mela was
organized. The Bal Mela, which was organized in the last week of the project
period in Setraw village. During the mela various competitions were conducted
between the children’s like Debate (in the issues of Child rights, My Village,),
essay writing, athletic (Running, long jump, high jump etc.), drawing (issues My
Panchayat,), quiz etc.

The winners of the competitions were distributed prizes by the various resource
persons invited in the Mela. The details of the no of winners of the each
competition are as follows.
 Shivamba Shivir (Girl’s Education Camp)

A project Balika Shikshan Shivir was launched by DHARA in Ramsar to pass out
6th to 8th class to the drop out girls of
the age group 8 to 14 years in 9 month
of duration. In the Shivir total 101 girls
were enrolled. The enrolled students are
provided residential education. From
DHARA NFE center 30 girls were linkage
in the Shivir. Rajasthan Shikshakarmi
Board, Jaipur, is supporting this project.

To impart education in the Camp (Shivir)

6-lady teacher are appointed. One-lady
caretaker one watchmen were also
appointed for the safety and to take care of the girls. All efforts were made to
provide possible facilities to the girls. The girls were also got sweeter, uniforms,
Bag from the organization. The educations, boarding and contingency imparted
to the children are free of cost. No money has been charge to the children for the
enrollment in the camp. Beside the academic education behavior change
education are also providing to girls. A great change has been made in the
behavior of the girls.

Early Child Development Centers and Mid Day Mill to School Children

In 5 Balika Vikash Vidyalaya’s and 10 ECDC (Early Child Development Centers)

mid day mill has been provided to the enrolled students. This mid day mill is
being providing by Roman Catholic Dioseas Service Society, Ajmer. In the mid
day mill bulgur and oil in which vitamins are added had provided to the students.
In a month each child is getting 3.5 kg
bulgur and 600 ml oil. The objective to run
these ECDC centers is to reduce
malnutrition among the children’s.

This mid day mill was not provided in free

cost and Rs. 20/- has been charged to each
child in a month as transportation cost. In
the ECDC centers children’s are getting
preliminary educations and all the children
are belongs to the age group of 3 to 6
years. There are 324 children’s in 10 ECDC
centers who are getting the preliminary education for 3 hours daily.

3. Awareness program against HIV/ AIDS:

Activities of the Organization under Link workers Scheme Programme:

In order to achieve the set objectives, Dhara Sansthan is organizing a number
of activities ranging from Staff Capacity building to behavior Change
communication and establishment of Linkage with service Providers. The Link
Workers and Volunteer are responsible for the Implementation of the Scheme at
the Grass root level. Separate set of activities are being performing for
accomplishing the set objectives. The Organization activities can be classified
under following heads:

Mainstreaming HIV Response: One of the Primary activities of the

organization are mainstreaming the HIV/AIDS responses through proper
dissemination of information, awareness and skill to prevent newer
infections and ensure care and support services to the infected /affected.
BCC and Condom promotion : The Link workers and Volunteers are
identifying the High risk and Vulnerable groups , families , individuals and
promote Condom use by distributing to those in need on a continuous
basis , imparting knowledge on correct utilization of Condom and ensure
that the Condom depots are fully stocked . The Link workers have also
established some condom depot , more are in progress.
Linkage with Local health services: The volunteers, Link workers and
supervisors are constantly making contact with health providers groups
especially –STI, ICTC,PPTCT ,ART and DOTS centre. They are the important
agents through which our team is generating awareness and enhance
utilization of prevention, care and support for the needy.
Advocacy and Networking with PRI: The Link workers along with
volunteers are advocating with the Village opinion leaders, village elders,
religious and faith based leaders and also organizing events and meetings
of the Village level youth through local clubs and organizations. They are
also organizing local body meetings. The Link workers are also mapping
the vulnerable groups through participatory processes.

Engagement with PRIs, PHCs, ANM, Community, Sub-Centre, and

District Hospital: Link workers are making linkages with ANM, AWW,
ASHA and PRI. They are also coordinating of existing PLHA networks.
Although the Link workers have identified the HRGs in some area Like
SIWANA but they have not yet referred any case to ICTC still the
intervention to refer them is going on.

IEC material for awareness and sensitization : On the Eve Of World

AIDS day Link workers circulated the IEC materials among the Villagers .

12. Flood relief program:

When flood came at barmer district in 2006 Dhara sansthan gave its complete
efforts continuously for six months to rehabilitate the victims and to provide
services. The efforts made by organization were as following-

1. Construction of toilet complexes consisting of ten latrines.

In each camp a minimum of two such units have been constructed
(one each for women & one for men); and six temporary toilets have been
 constructed at Gypsum Halt (Jogio ki Basti) Water tanks & regular water
supply is being done by PHED.

2. Construction of washing platform consisting of ten ghats.

S. No. Location of camp No. of toilet Bathing Washing

complexes complexe plateform
s for s
women

Barmer Magra 2 2
(Hamirsingh ki
1 magar) 2 W+2 M

Sar ka Par 1 1
2 (Bandra) 1W+1M

Naiyo ki dhani 1W+1M 1 1

3 (Kawas)

4 Mudo ki Dhani - 1W 1 1

Gypsum Halt (Jogio 6 Temporary

5 ki Dhani) Toilet

6 Sansio ki Basti

Total 5 for women & 4 5 5

for men

3. Supply of Toilet maintenance kit

One Toilet maintenance kit has been supplied with each toilet complex
consisting of following items:

i. Toilet Brush (5 Nos.)

ii. Phenyl Bottles (2 nos.)
iii. Plastic bucket 5 liter capacity (10 nos.)
iv. Plastic mugs (10 nos.)
v. Soap cakes (20 nos.)

4. Camp Coordinators and Volunteers

In each camp, volunteers (at least one for every twenty five families)
were identified to impart hygiene education & to keep regular watch on camp
sanitation. One camp coordinator has been placed for each camp. Camp
Coordinator is solely responsible for coordinating & implementing
all camp level activities; he/she also acts as a link between
organization & camp authorities.
 S. Location of camp No. of volunteers Camp
No Coordinator
.

Barmer Magra 1
1 (Hamirsingh ki magar) 18

2 Sar ka Par (Bandra) 6 1

3 Naiyo ki dhani (Kawas) 3 1

4 Mudo ki Dhani 0
there is no user
of toilet as the
colony has been
shifted

5 Sansio ki basti 3 0

6 Gypsum Halt 4 0

TOTAL 34 3

The Volunteers are local male/ female candidates, residing in the same
camp. They also support immunization & nutrition activities in the camp.

5. Supply of Volunteer Kit –

One kit has been provided to each volunteer consisting of IEC material,
resource books, monitoring register and a bag.

6. Development & Distribution of IEC material

For the awareness of the community, IEC material was developed at

organization level. The IEC materials, like pamphlets were distributed in
the project area for creating awareness amongst people.

7. Installation of Sintex water storage tanks

A total of seventeen water storage tanks of 1000 liters each were
installed at the following camps to ensure adequate supply of pure and
clean water.

S. Place No. of
No. Tanks
1. Sarkapar 2
2. Magara 8
 3. Naio ki 3
Dhani
4. Gypsum 2
Halt
5. Sansio ki 2
Basti

8. Supply of home sanitation kit

One home sanitation kit was given to each family (to promote
personal hygiene & to encourage development of sanitary habits)
consisting of following items:

i. Ladle (Dandi dar lota)

ii. Plastic Funnel filter
iii. Nail cutter
iv. Comb
v. Mirror
vi. Hair Oil
vii. Soap with Case (2 nos)
viii. Washing Brush
ix. Broom (Seenkh jhadoo)
x. Nirma washing powder (01 Packet)
xi. Tooth powder
xii. Plastic Mugs ( 2 no)
Sl. No. Location Kits Distributed
1 Magara 328 Kits
2 Sarkapar 120 Kits
3 Naio ki Dhani 40 Kits
4 Sansio ki Basti 28 Kits
5 Gypsum Halt (Jogio ki Basti) 34 Kits
TOTAL 550 Kits

9. Solid Waste management -

Desired no. of garbage pits of 2 meter by 1 meter and 1 meter depth have
already been constructed in Magara with the help of community. Plastic &
other waste material was encouraged to be segregated prior to disposal in
garbage pit. Each tent has a dust bin to collect waste. Further construction of
garbage pits is being hampered due to paucity of space because of
construction of pucca houses, initiated by the Government.

10. Awareness Building

A Cultural show was organized in Magara (Barmer) camp for generating
general awareness, and afterwards, two shows were organised on 26th
 January, 07 (The Republic Day) at Magara and Sarkapar to instill national pride.
In these camps prizes & books were distributed amongst the children.

11. Installation of sign boards

Two Sign boards (2 X 3 ft) were erected at Gypsum Halt (Jogio ki Basti)
and Sansio ki Basti.

Outcome

1. Each family residing in the project area is consuming safe drinking water
2. Construction of toilet & bathing complexes has been achieved within the
stipulated period
3. Adequate water is available for bathing, use in toilets & maintenance
4. All toilets are being used & maintained
5. Hygienic camp surroundings
6. At least 50% families have adopted personal hygiene practices ,like--
(A) Hand sanitation ( women/men/children)

(B) Cutting nails

(C) Use of Toilets

(D) Hygienic water storage and handling practices