Gramin Vikas Trust D.P.I.P BARAN. 1No. of CIG’s Formed200 % of groups where majority belong to a particular caste/ Sub caste ST 40% No. of Groups benefited.

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Gramin Vikas Trust D.P.I.P BARAN

1No. of CIG’s Formed200 % of groups where majority belong to a particular caste/ Sub caste ST 40% No. of Groups benefited (Financed)29 Activity wise No. of CIG’s benefited. (I) Agriculture & Allied (Nos.)28 (i) Land Based (Agriculture) (ii) Dairy10 (iii) Livestock i.e. goatery, sheep rearing18 (II) Non-Farm (Activity wise No.)1 (I) Service Based Activity (a) RCC Shuttering1 (II) Production Based :

2 Preparation, sanction, implementation of Sub-Projects. Average time taken for : (a) Sub-project preparation.7 Days (b) Sanction of projects7 Days (c) Group contribution.2 Months (d) Transfer of funds to CIG account. 1 Months (e) Acquisition of assets.

3CIG Performance : [A] % of Groups earning a net income. (i) Rs Per Month (ii) Rs (iii) Rs (iv) Rs (v) No. Income [B] % Groups who have acquired additional assets [C] % of groups linked to the market.

4% of Group members who lost their assets : (a) Through Sale (b) Death (c) Other reasons

5Capacity Building of CIG’s % CIG given : (a) Orientation Trg. : No. of days : 2 (b) Skill Building Trg. : No. of days : 1 Month (c) EMD

6 % of Groups linked to bank credit. 50%

7Insurance : (i) No. of Groups who insured their assets (ii) No. of claims filed (iii) No. of Claims disbursed (iv) Pending

8 List 10 Groups whom you consider a success story and mention reasons for success. 1. Kundi - Laxmi 1. Follow the Norms of CIG 2. Capacity utilization 3. Generat the awareness and participate in PRI. 4. Conflict resolving ability 2. Moreli - Mataji 3. Kundi- Durga 4. Nipaniya- redas 5. Ghatta- Laxmi 6. Ghatti- Ramjanki 7. Ghatti- Shri Krishan 8. Jharkhedi- Tagore 9. Chachra- shri ram 10. Nipaniya- visavkarma

9Lessons learnt – what worked and what not ? What next ? Lack of integration between different stakeholders Purchase small animals in two tier is not economically viable for the community. Quality of work effected due to target oriented approach More focus on promotion of sustainable community based organization i.e. federation, users group, GVS,etc. Develop village activist (Introduce GVT JANKAR system).