GROUP -1

PADMANABH BARUA, IPS

BHASKAR BHARTI, IFS (AGL)

ROBIN KUMAR, IPS (GL)

VIJAY KUMAR, IFS

RISHIKESH KHILARI, IPS

By:- Group 1

GAON CHALE HUM

WELCOME TO IBRAHIMPUR

❑Name – Ibrahimpur

❑Tehsil – Siddipet Rural

❑District - Siddipet

IBRAHIMPUR - PROFILE

• 25 KM FROM DISTRICT HEADQUARTER SIDDIPET.

• GEOGRAPHICAL AREA 111 HECTARES(1.11SQ. KM)

• NO. OF HOUSES-273,

• NO. OF FAMILIES-367,

• NO. OF BPL FAMILIES-323(88%)

• NO. OF FARMERS-271

• THIS IS ADOPTED BY IRRIGATION MINISTER OF TELANGANA.

IBRAHIMPUR - DEMOGRAPHIC PROFILE

80

384

136183

396

142

2

163

780

278

3

OC BC SC ST

Village Population

Male Female Total

13%

64%

23%

0%

Community Wise Population Share

OC BC SC ST

❑Total Population – 1224

✓ Male – 601

✓ Female - 623

TRANSECT WALK

OBSERVATIONS DURING TRANSECT WALK

• PHYSICAL FEATURES - PLANES, RED SOIL

• MAJOR CROPS – MAIZE, JOWAR REPLACED BY COTTON

• CROPPING PATTERN – INTERCROPPING,

• LOCAL BIODIVERSITY

• VEGETATION – TEAK, EUCALYPTUS, ALOE VERA

• BIRDS – INDIAN ROLLER, WHITE BREASTED KINGFISHER

• DEVELOPMENT LEVEL -1ST DIGITAL VILLAGE, ROAD ETC.

TIMELINE

120 years back -Siddhaipally

British Time -Ibrahimpur

1963 – 1st Govt. job

1968 - Severe drought

1973 – Post Office, Drainage

1979 – Electricity Connection, KachchaRoad

1981 – Gram Panchayat

1988 - Telephone

1989-90 – Impact of Naxalism

1993 – Tractor

1996 - Toilet

2001 – Anganwadi Centre

2003 – Mobile

2013 – ATW

2014 – Nirmal Gram Puraskar

2016-17 – Gaurav Gram Puraskar

2017-18 – Swachh Paathshala

HEALTH

VILLAGE – IBRAHIMPUR

❑SUB CENTER- 1

❑ LOCATION-

NARAYANARAOPET PHC

❑DISTANCE – 4.5 KM,

❑DISTRICT HOSPITAL-

SIDDIPET

❑DISTANCE- 16 KM

❑RMP-1

General information of PHC Narayanaraopet

❑Total Population –

32677

❑Sub centers – 7

CADRE STRENGTH OF PHC NARAYANARAOPETS.NO NAME OF THE CATEGORY SANCTIONED IN POSITION VACANT

1. Medical Officer 1 1 0

2. Community Health Officer 1 1 0

3. MPHS(M) 2 0 2

4. MPHS(F) 3 2 1

5 Sr. Assistant 1 1 0

6 Pharmacist 1 1 0

7. Staff Nurse 1 1 0

8 Lab. Technician 1 1 0

9. APMO 1 0 1

10. MPHA(F) 7 6 1

11. MPHA(M) 3 1 2

12. OP. ANM 0 0 1

13. 2nd ANM 7 5 2

29 20 10

Other Functionaries (ASHA-1 & Aanganwadi worker-1 )

PHC INFRASTRUCTURE

OPD- 70 -80 /DAY

PHC INFRASTRUCTURE

PHARMACY- ADEQUATE MEDICINES IPD- GOOD WARD

PHC INFRASTRUCTURE

LAB DEEP FRIDGE- VACCINES

PHC INFRASTRUCTURE

• OPERATION THEATRE- GOOD, WITH INCUBATOR AND

AUTO CLAVE.

STATISTICAL DATA OF MATERNAL HEALTH & FAMILY WELFARE (JAN 1ST

2018 TO SEP2018)

Narayanaraopet

India(Rural)050

100150

0 576

0

120

46 6525

Narayanaraopet India(Rural)

HEALTH INFRASTRUCTURE - ANALYSIS

0.0%

0.5%

1.0%

1.5%

2.0%

2.5%

3.0%

3.5%

Immunisation load

24%

20%

16%

15%

11%

9%5%

0-2 (yr)

Narayanraopet

Ragavapur

Raorukula

Irkode

Chinthamadaka

Chinnagundavelly

Laxmidevipally

Pop 0-2 (yr) 2-5 (yr)Immunisation

load

Narayanraopet 5765 180 196 3.1%

Ragavapur 5752 150 288 2.6%

Raorukula 5829 117 201 2.0%

Irkode 5764 112 184 1.9%

Chinthamadaka 3657 111 218 3.0%

Chinnagundavelly 4078 65 103 1.6%

Laxmidevipally 3365 33 125 1.0%

Total 34210 768 1315

OBSERVATION:( PRA WITH GRAM SABHA MEMBERS AND MEDICAL STAFF & PATIENTS )

• MALARIA- NO CASE REPORTED (TILL SEPT.)

• DENGUE- NO CASE REPORTED (NO OPEN DRAINAGE)

• DIARRHEA/ DYSENTERY- NEGLIGIBLE ( ATW)

• TUBERCULOSIS- OLD TREATED CASE, NO NEW CASE

• SNAKE BITE- COMMON BUT AVS AVAILABLE

• NO HISTORY OF EPIDEMIC.

ACTION POINT-

• SUB CENTRE IN VILLAGE

• MORE MEDICAL STAFF

Education

FACTS

• AS PER CENSUS 2011 THE LITERACY RATE OF THE VILLAGE IS 51.7%,

WHICH IS WAY BELOW NATIONAL AND STATE AVERAGE. AMONG

FEMALES IS IT EVEN LOWER WITH ONLY 20.9% FEMALES BEING

LITERATE.

• THERE IS ONLY ONE SCHOOL IN THE VILLAGE, WHICH IS AN UPPER

PRIMARY SCHOOL (UPS).

• THERE ARE 83 STUDENTS IN THE SCHOOL IN THE CURRENT SESSION.

• ONLY 7 GRADUATES IN THE VILLAGE TILL NOW. OF THEM ONLY ONE

ENGINEER AND NO ONE IN DOCTOR PROFESSION.

ACCESS TO EDUCATION

• ONLY SCHOOL IN THE VILLAGE IS AN UPPER PRIMARY SCHOOL.

• SECONDARY SCHOOL IS IN NEARBY VILLAGE 4 KM AWAY

• SENIOR SECONDARY AND COLLEGE IS 20 KM AWAY IN SIDDIPET

• ONLY ONE BUS WHICH CONNECTS VILLAGE TO SIDDIPET.

UPS INFRASTRUCTURE

Drinking water facilities

Separate toilet facilities for boys and girls

Kitchen shed

Playground

INFRASTRUCTURE TO EMULATE

Kitchen fueled

by Biogas

generated from

waste material

collected from

village itself

Digital classroom

Green infrastructure

STATUS OF ENROLLMENT

• 100% ENROLMENT AT PRIMARY STAGE

• TOTAL 83 STUDENTS ARE ENROLLED

4340

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

50

Boys Girls

Sex wise enrolment

Sex wise enrolment

8

13

7

109

7

13

16

0

2

4

6

8

10

12

14

16

18

I II III IV V VI VII VIII

Class wise distribution of Students

Class wisedistribution ofStudents

CATEGORY WISE DISTRIBUTION OF STUDENTS IN UPS AND POPULATION IN

VILLAGE

460

352

278

3

780

163

0

100

200

300

400

500

600

700

800

900

SC ST OBC Open

No of students

Population

ANALYSIS AND INFERENCES

• NO GENDER BIAS

• LOW LEVEL OF LITERACY IN OLDER GENERATION BUT NOW PEOPLE

SEEMS TO BE MORE RECEPTIVE AND HAVING A POSITIVE OUTLOOK

TOWARDS EDUCATION

• ACCESS TO HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES IS AN

ISSUE.

• GOOD INFRASTRUCTURE AS MANDATED BY RTE

• ZERO DROP OUTS TILL SECONDARY EDUCATION.

• DIRECT CORRELATION OF ECONOMIC PROSPERITY AND ENROLLMENT

INTO PRIVATE SCHOOLS

• ABOUT HALF OF THE STUDENTS IN GOVERNMENT SCHOOL ARE FROM

SC CATEGORY AND ONLY TWO ARE FROM OPEN, AS

ECONOMICALLY WELL OFF STUDENTS ARE ENROLLED IN PRIVATE

SCHOOLS.

SOME SUGGESTIONS

• IMPROVED BUS CONNECTIVITY TO SIDDIPET CAN IMPROVE ACCESS

TO SCHOOLS.

• SPORTS SHOULD ALSO BE GIVEN IMPORTANCE.

• EDUCATION VOUCHERS FOR ECONOMICALLY BACKWARD PARENTS

TO GIVE THEM CHOICE OVER SCHOOL.

• TECHNOLOGY ENABLED EDUCATION LIKE MINDSPARK.

PARTICIPATORY MAPPING

RESOURCE MAPPING

RESOURCE MAP FINDINGS

• EUCALYPTUS PLANTATIONS IN LARGE

QUANTITY

• ALOE VERA PLANT – COMMERCIALIZATION

• SAND AVAILABLE FROM A NEARBY RIVER –

10 KM

• LACK OF COMMUNITY LANDS

SOCIAL MAP

SOCIAL MAP FINDINGS

• NO COMMUNAL HISTORY

• SC COLONY SEPARATE FROM OTHER AREAS

• WOMEN MAINLY INVOLVED IN BIDI MAKING

• SEX RATIO IN FAVOUR OF FEMALES

• GOOD SANITATION

• WATER BANK

• NEW HOUSE FOR PRADHAN UNDER CONSTRUCTION

LIVELIHOOD ANALYSIS❑List Of Livelihoods – Farm labourers, Daily wage labourers, Goatery, Artistic

Services, Rickshaw pulling, Govt. service, Bidi making etc.

❑Resource base for livelihoods – farming activities, labour demand in town, Goat

population, MGNREGs work etc.

55%34%

7% 4%

LivelihoodMGNREGs

Farm Labour

Goatery

Services

❑Livelihood constraints

✓Fluctuating labour

demand

✓Wool demand in market

✓Seasonal variation in

demand of farm

labourers

✓Decreasing MGNREG

work

✓Bidi making – not

productive

AGRICULTURE MAP

AGRICULTURE MAP FINDINGS• INTERCROPPING

• FARM PONDS – UNEVEN DISTRIBUTION

• MAIZE REPLACED BY COTTON

• LANDLESS – MAINLY FROM SC COMMUNITY

10%13%

27%27%

6%

17%

Crop Distribution

Paddy

Sweet Corn

Redgram

Cotton

Vegetable

Maize

SWACHH BHARAT MISSION

Swachh Bharat Mission

Sanitary Toilets

Sanitary

Systems

Awareness

Generation

Cross-cutting

Ds

IBRAHIMPUR – SWACHHTA QUOTIENT ?

ODF Village

Sanitary Systems

Waste Disposal System

Awards ? - Yes

A GLIMPSE INTO VILLAGE FROM THE LENS OF CLEANLINESS

Common House Community Hall

Avenue Plantation Function Hall

❑ Capacity – 120000 Litres

❑ No. of bores - 10

Swachh Vidyalaya

Separate toilets for girls Spreading message about cleanliness

SANITARY TOILETS

Toilet without roofToilet with roof

WHERE IS THE CHANGE?

2 BHK HOUSING

WASTE MANAGEMENT

INTEGRATION OF PROCESSES

Waste Management

Waste Generation

Waste Collection

Transport & Transfer

Effective Disposal

Recycling & Recovery

WASTE COLLECTION →TRANSFER →DISPOSAL

❑End to End connect

❑Integrated Process

WATER CONSERVATION

Percolation TankWater Conservation –

part of culture

DESIGN OF SOAK PITS

WATER BANK

IMPACT ANALYSIS OF WATER BANK

Easy availability

• No need to go distant place to fetch water

• More time left for productive work

• Women Empowerment

Quality Water

• No water borne disease

• Major boost to health of Children

• No drop outs in school

• Less health expenditure

EVIDENCES OF MINDSET CHANGE

GUESS WHAT ??

FGD STUDY ON SBM

❑VILLAGERS WERE AWARE ABOUT SBM PROGRAMME.

❑ “1ST SHRAMDAAN” IN 1997.

❑VILLAGERS’ PARTICIPATION IN SBM CAMPAIGN

❑200 PEOPLE PARTICIPATE EVERY MONTH IN SWACHHTA CAMPAIGN.

❑WOMEN PARTICIPATION – 60-70%

❑MEN PARTICIPATION – 30-40%

❑NOTABLE PARTICIPANTS OF SWACHHTA CAMPAIGN ARE –

❑SHRI HARISH RAO, MLA

❑DR. RAGHURAM, CANCER SPECIALIST, BREAST CANCER INSTITUTE

❑SANITATION AND CLEANLINESS ACTIVITIES CONDUCTED UNDER

THE PROGRAMME ARE

❑CREATION OF INDIVIDUAL HOUSEHOLD LATRINES

❑CREATION OF BIO GAS UNITS

FUNDING

S.No

.

Works Funding

Source

Amount

(Lakhs)

Year

1 IHHL MGNREGs 5.35 2013-14

2 Soakpits SBM 13.55 2015-16

3 Dumping Shed SBM 6.5 2016-17

4 Watergrid RWS 64 Lakhs 2017-18

MODEL OF SOCIAL CHANGE

• Investment into Keystone project

• Positive attitude and mindset

• Desire to be a model for other

villages

• Infrastructure –Road, electricity

• High level of Funding

• Increasing awareness and education levels

• Effective Leadership at local level

• Community Pressure

Push Factors

Pull Factors

Invisible triggers

Early Interventio

ns

RECOMMENDATIONS

❑ EMPOWERMENT OF PEOPLE NEEDED – LIVELIHOOD DIVERSIFICATION

❑WOMAN – FROM BIDI TO TAILORING OR OTHER

❑PARK DEVELOPMENT – MEDICINAL GARDEN

❑ELIMINATION OF WEEDS – CONGRESS GRASS, LANTANA

MEMORIES