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ActivityNumberPercentage Formation Of CIG % Approval of CIG % Sanction of Sub Project 22092% Fund Released 15570%

Total CIGs Formed 240SC31% OBC41% GENERAL27% ST1% TOTAL100%

ActivitiesNo.Percentage Land Based(Agriculture) 2711% Dairy4017% Livestock(Goatory,Sheep Rearing) 4620% Total11348%

ActivitiesNo.Percentage Quilting & Embroidery 2813% Tie & Dye 115% Dari & Carpet Weaving 157% Tent House 115% Sanitation & Infra 5420% Furniture082% Total12752%

Preparation, Sanction, Implementation of Sub-Projects Duration (in days) Average time taken for preparation Average time taken for sanction of projects Average time taken for group contribution Average time taken for transfer of funds to CIG account Average time taken for acquisition of asset 30-40

Earning a net income % of groups Rs per month 12% Rs % Rs % Rs % No income 27% Who have acquired additional assets. 2% Linked to the market 27%

Group members who lost their asset % Through Sale - Death6% Other reasons -

Capacity Building of CIGs %Duration ( in days) Orientation Training 9102 Skill Building Training EMD0203 Groups linked to bank credit (Applications Submitted) Loan Sanctioned 4003

Groups who insured their assets. 100 % No. of claims filed 135 No. of claims disbursed 90 Pending45

Group Name Village Name Activity Sri Ganesh BhairusarDairy KheriDairy Mata Dadi Balrasar Athuna Dairy LaxmiBardadasTailoring Choudhary Furniture RoshanKunsisarDairy Kartik Rampura Renu Goatery Jai Sri Ram MathoriDairy Karni Maa Bhairusar Tent House Baba Ramdeo Sankhu Tent House

The Group was strengthened through various capacity building programs. The Group was strengthened through various capacity building programs. The Groups are involved in regular saving, meeting and interloaning. The Groups are involved in regular saving, meeting and interloaning. The coordination between the group members is high. The coordination between the group members is high. They have faith on the project and the NGO. They have faith on the project and the NGO. Records are maintained up to the mark by CIG. Records are maintained up to the mark by CIG. Market is available for them Market is available for them

 The Project duration is short because group strengthening process takes time.  The frequent changes in policies retards the progress.  The remuneration to the NGO should be high so that they can meet all the expences.  The infrastructure & HR Personnel of DPMU and availability of the fund is key for the success.

WHAT NEXT  CLUSTER DEVELOPMENT APPROACH  RURAL HAATS TO PROVIDE MARKET  BANK CREDIT LINKAGE TO AVAIL WORKING CAPITAL  PREPERATION OF GROUPS ON Q&S STANDARDS,  COORDINATION AMONG ALL THE STAKEHOLDERS ON CLARITY OF ISSUES.