Scope Of Use of CSIR Rural Technology In Anandadhara -NRLM

WELCOME TO“BRAINSTORMING WORKSHOP FOR

CSIR TECHNOLOGICALINTERVENTIONS & CAPACITY

BUILDING OF RURALLIVLELIHOODS &SHGs”

----------------AS A PRECURSOR TO SETTING UP OF CSIR TECH

FACILITATION CENTRE IN MALDA

WELCOME TO“BRAINSTORMING WORKSHOP FOR

CSIR TECHNOLOGICALINTERVENTIONS & CAPACITY

BUILDING OF RURALLIVLELIHOODS &SHGs”

----------------AS A PRECURSOR TO SETTING UP OF CSIR TECH

FACILITATION CENTRE IN MALDA

CONTEXT, OPPORTUNITIES &CHALLENGES FOR

INTERVENTION OF RURALTECHNOLOGY IN LIVELIHOODS

UPLIFTMENT OF SHGs----------------

A CSIR AND NRLM(ANANDADHARA) VENTURE

CONTEXT, OPPORTUNITIES &CHALLENGES FOR

INTERVENTION OF RURALTECHNOLOGY IN LIVELIHOODS

UPLIFTMENT OF SHGs----------------

A CSIR AND NRLM(ANANDADHARA) VENTURE

HOW AND WHY THIS WORKSHOP?

• 1. “LIFE IS A GAME OF POSSIBILITES”--- CSIRhas such Rural Technology Facilitation CentreProgram. In SYNERGY , MALDA 2014-15 the initiationwas done. If others can, why not Malda?

• 4. “TECHNOLOGY MADE LARGE POPULATIONSPOSSIBLE, LARGE POPULATIONS NOW MAKETECHNOLOGY INDISPENSABLE” – To solve ourproblems and issues of sustainable livelihoods underresource constraints ,we must leverage technology.

• 1. “LIFE IS A GAME OF POSSIBILITES”--- CSIRhas such Rural Technology Facilitation CentreProgram. In SYNERGY , MALDA 2014-15 the initiationwas done. If others can, why not Malda?

• 4. “TECHNOLOGY MADE LARGE POPULATIONSPOSSIBLE, LARGE POPULATIONS NOW MAKETECHNOLOGY INDISPENSABLE” – To solve ourproblems and issues of sustainable livelihoods underresource constraints ,we must leverage technology.

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The Need for Rural Technological Intervention forSustainable Rural Livelihoods For Poverty Alleviation

Be¾cd¡l¡l j§m ¢ae¢V Ù¹ñ (3 Pillars)

• Universal Social Mobilisation (p¡hÑSe£e p¡j¡¢SL HL¢œLlZ)

• Universal Financial Inclusion (p¡hÑSe£e B¢bÑL A¿¹iÑ̈¢š²)

• Enhanced Livelihoods (S£he S£¢hL¡)3/26/2015 4PREPARED BY S. SENGUPTA, PD DRDC

MALDA

Resource block strategy to address multipledimensions through C.R.P strategy

Foundation

• Social mobilization, institution building, capacitybuilding, community funds, bank linkages,community cadres, CRP generation

Livelihoods

• Agriculture, livestock, N.T.F.P (universallivelihoods), risk management, microenterprises, (Business Development Advisor,youth counselling services,MARKETINGSUPPORT

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Livelihoods

• Agriculture, livestock, N.T.F.P (universallivelihoods), risk management, microenterprises, (Business Development Advisor,youth counselling services,MARKETINGSUPPORT

Convergence

• PRI Convergence, gender, social development(Health, nutrition, sanitation, shelter,education etc.)

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Financial & CapitalServices



Human andSocial Capital

(Leaders, CRPs,Community Para-

Professionals)



Professionals)

Dedicated SupportInstitutions

(Professionals,Learning Platform



InstitutionalPlatforms of Poor

(Aggregating andFederating Poor, Women,Small & Marginal Farmers,

S.Cs and S.Ts)

Livelihood Services



Professionals)



Professionals)





InstitutionalPlatforms of Poor

(Aggregating andFederating Poor, Women,Small & Marginal Farmers,

S.Cs and S.Ts)

INNOVATIONSINNOVATIONSINNOVATIONS

Building Enabling EnvironmentPartnerships and Convergence3/26/2015 6PREPARED BY S. SENGUPTA, PD DRDC

MALDA

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Training &CapacityBuilding

PRIConvergence

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Training &CapacityBuilding

FinancialInclusion

MARKETINGSUPPORT

LivelihoodOpportunity

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STRUCTURAL CHARACTERISTICS OFRURAL LIVELIHOODS

1) Partial Integration into Imperfect & IncompleteMarkets

2) Partial integration into Modern Societies & PartCultures

3) Transition Stage of Livelihoods4) Subordination to vested interests5) Multi Activity Livelihoods & Small Scale

Farming with family labour6) Dual Economic Nature-Part self consumed, part

marketed

1) Partial Integration into Imperfect & IncompleteMarkets

2) Partial integration into Modern Societies & PartCultures

3) Transition Stage of Livelihoods4) Subordination to vested interests5) Multi Activity Livelihoods & Small Scale

Farming with family labour6) Dual Economic Nature-Part self consumed, part

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MALDA

AREAS OF TECHNOLOGICALINTERVENTION

INCOME QUALITY

EXPENDITURE RISK

INCOME QUALITY

EXPENDITURE RISK


USE OF RURAL TECHNOLOGY BY SELFENTERPRISE

1) The Case of Rural Transport--- Vano To Toto2) The Case of Improvised Illegal Items– Poppy

Labs to Weapons3) Housing Technology adapted to local

Resource4) Use of Bat Poo (Guano) as Manure5) Others????

1) The Case of Rural Transport--- Vano To Toto2) The Case of Improvised Illegal Items– Poppy

Labs to Weapons3) Housing Technology adapted to local

Resource4) Use of Bat Poo (Guano) as Manure5) Others????


FAILURES IN USE OF GOOD RURALTECHNOLOGY

1) The Gobar Gas Plant2) Water Purification Filters3) The Better Use of Local Renewable or Waste Building

Materials instead of Bricks & Disaster Proofing4) Sanitation Pits and Drainage System5) Land Erosion and Soil/ Water Conservation6) Use of Emerging Technology like Solar Plants,

Alternative Agriculture, Food Preservation etc7) Others????

1) The Gobar Gas Plant2) Water Purification Filters3) The Better Use of Local Renewable or Waste Building

Materials instead of Bricks & Disaster Proofing4) Sanitation Pits and Drainage System5) Land Erosion and Soil/ Water Conservation6) Use of Emerging Technology like Solar Plants,

Alternative Agriculture, Food Preservation etc7) Others????


MISSION OBJECTIVES TO INTEGRATERURAL TECHNOLOGY

• Identify problems of the rural sector requiringscience and technology inputs and solve these

• Generate a sustainable technology base byblending appropriately modern ‘ S&T’ withtraditional knowledge

• Undertake appropriate research, teaching,information dissemination and outreach relatedactivities and network with other technicalinstitutions

• Identify problems of the rural sector requiringscience and technology inputs and solve these

• Generate a sustainable technology base byblending appropriately modern ‘ S&T’ withtraditional knowledge

• Undertake appropriate research, teaching,information dissemination and outreach relatedactivities and network with other technicalinstitutions


AREAS OF WORK ALREADY DONE BYCSIR OUTSIDE MALDA

http://www.csir.res.in/external/heads/achievements/Rural/tech/ssnew.asp

1. Food & Agro- based Technologies2. Building & Construction Technology3. Drinking Water, Environment & Sanitation4. Cultivation & Processing of Economic Plants5. Cottage & Small Industry Solutions

http://www.csir.res.in/external/heads/achievements/Rural/tech/ssnew.asp

1. Food & Agro- based Technologies2. Building & Construction Technology3. Drinking Water, Environment & Sanitation4. Cultivation & Processing of Economic Plants5. Cottage & Small Industry Solutions


OPPORTUNITIES INMALDANEW UPGRADE

RuralLivelihoods

&SHG

SERICULTURE

MANGO &FARMINGMENSTRUALHYGIENE

WOMENSHEALTH

SANITATION

SOLAR

DRAINAGE

MEDICINALPLANTS

WATERMANAGEMENTT CONSTRUCTI

ON

SANITATION

CARPET INDUSTRY

WATERMANAGEMENTT CONSTRUCTI

ON DISASTERMGT

APIARY

HANDICRAFT


CHALLENGES

1) INTEGRATION AND COORDINATION WITHOTHER DEPARTMENTS TO MAXIMISE EFFECT

2) INERTIA AND TRADITIONAL BIAS3) RED TAPISM AND INERTIA OF OFFICES TO

HANDHOLD IN “LAB TO FIELD STAGE”4) INFORMATION DISSEMINATION5) POVERTY AND ILLITERACY

1) INTEGRATION AND COORDINATION WITHOTHER DEPARTMENTS TO MAXIMISE EFFECT

2) INERTIA AND TRADITIONAL BIAS3) RED TAPISM AND INERTIA OF OFFICES TO

HANDHOLD IN “LAB TO FIELD STAGE”4) INFORMATION DISSEMINATION5) POVERTY AND ILLITERACY


Scope Of Use of CSIR Rural Technology In Anandadhara -NRLM

Government & Nonprofit

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