1. STATE INSTITUTE OF RURAL DEVELOPMENT
Updated Upto 20 April, 2016 A
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DEEN DAYAL UPADHYAYA
STATE INSTITUTE OF RURAL DEVELOPMENT
UTTAR PRADESH, LUCKNOW
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2. About the State- Basics
17.5% of country’s population reside in U.P. of which 73% live in rural areas.
With population density of 828 per sq. km, female to male ratio in the State is 908 : 1000
Total literacy rate of the State is 69.72% (Men % & Women – 59.26%) and Rural literacy is 67.6% (Men-76.33% & Women-48.48% )
Rural birth rate is 29.2 per 1000 against National average of Infant mortality rate is 61 per live births against National average of 47.
Source : Census 2011
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3. About the State- Basics
Share of total main workers ( lacs) by total population is 24% of which 15.14% are engaged in agriculture & allied activities.
Unemployment rate is 8.2%. Agriculture and allied sectors are the main source of livelihood but do not provide full time employment.
31% of the total rural families are below poverty line (BPL 2002 survey).
Source : Census 2011

4. About the State -Administrative Units
Revenue Divisions : 18
Districts : 75
Tehsils : 316
Community Development Blocks : 821
Revenue Villages (inhabited) : 97,814

5. About the State- Panchayati Raj Institutions
From the very beginning Uttar Pradesh adopted three tier Panchayati Raj system.
Number of Zila Panchayats : 75
Number of Intermediate/Block Panchayats : 821
Number of Gram Panchayats : 59,132

6. About the State- Urban Local Administration
Number of Municipal Corporations : 14
Number of Municipal Councils :193
Number of Nagar Panchayats :423
(including Notified Areas and Cantonment Boards)

7. Deen Dayal Upadhyaya State Institute of Rural Development (DDU SIRD) General
An apex training Institute of State Govt. and umbrella organization for training, research and consultancy services in the field of various developmental activities and social sector schemes in rural areas.
The organization apart from the SIRD, consists of 17 Regional Institutes of Rural Development (RIRDs) and 33 District Institutes of Rural Development (DIRDs).
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9. DDU SIRD
General
Initially the Institute was established by Govt. of India in the year as ‘Orientation And Study Centre’ (OASC) under National Extension Service Scheme. Later the Centre was upgraded as ‘State Institute of Rural Development’ in the year 1982 and transferred to the State Govt.
In the year 1991 the Institute was rechristened as ‘Deen Dayal Upadhyaya State Institute of Rural Development’ after the name of Shri Deen Dayal Upadhyaya; famous ideologue and thinker Continue…..

10. DDU SIRD
General
A State Govt. department, the Institute is managed by Management Council chaired by Agriculture Production Commissioner (APC), Govt. of U.P and comprising Principal Secretaries/Secretaries of Finance, Planning, Rural Development and Appointment & Personnel Departments of Govt. of U.P.
Executive functions of the Institute and day to day management are discharged by the Director General; a very senior member of Indian Administrative Services of U.P. Cadre.

11. Vision
“Ceaseless upgradation of human skills and appropriate attitudinal reorientation through induction level and in-service training in consonance with the imperatives of changing environment”.

12. Mission
To enable people centric equitable development. Recognizing that capacity building of Institutions and individuals is as critical for effective public service as water is for life, the Institute strives to achieve comprehensive augmentation of basic skills of the human resource in various sectors at multiple layers of governance, including that of elected representatives of Local Self-Governments.

13. Objectives
The Institute with its constituent RIRDs/DIRDs, endeavors to promote and provide help in achieving development of rural communities; specially the rural poor -
To conduct training programmes, organizing conferences, seminars and workshops for senior, middle and lower level development managers and other stakeholders.
To undertake, aid, promote and coordinate research & evaluation.
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14. Objectives
To provide Consultancy Services to Government and Non-Government organizations and other National & International agencies/organizations.
To spread mass awareness through IEC.
To disseminate information through publication of books, papers, periodicals and films in furtherance of these objectives.

15. Infrastructure S.No. Institute Classroom capacity Hostel capacity 1.
SIRD
400
200 2.
RIRDs
4210
1700 3.
DIRDs
1980
1320
Total
6590
3220

16. Departments & Disciplines
Rural Development Administration.
Appropriate Rural Technology.
Soil Conservation and Water Management.
Agriculture and Animal Husbandry.
Economic Data Bank, Monitoring and Evaluation.
Human Resource Development.
Woman & Child Welfare.
Project Management.
Research & Evaluation
Publication & Documentation

17. Centers of Excellence
Centre for People’s Participation Transparency and Accountability (CPTA).
Centre for Health, Hygiene and Nutrition (CHHN).
Centre for Environment and Sanitation (CES).
Centre for Disaster Management (CDM).
Centre for Water & Natural Resources Management (CWNRM).
National Key Resource Centre for Drinking Water & Sanitation (NKRCDWS).

18. Centre for Development Action
To provide for functional autonomy, an organization under the name of Centre for Development Action (CDA) has been established and registered under Societies Registration Act, 1860.
The CDA facilitates and assists SIRD, RIRDs and DIRDs in organizing and conducting training programmes, research & evaluation projects and seminars/workshops.
The CDA supplements and contributes infrastructure in SIRD, RIRDs & DIRDs.

19. Arya Bhatt Centre for Satellite Communication (SATCOM)
With the objective of increasing and standardizing educational and training opportunities with the help of modern technology; specially space technology, the SIRD has undertaken integration of all training Institutes under the EDUSAT Project of ISRO. Under the project studio and Earth station at SIRD and SITs at RIRDs/DIRDs level are to be established. The project is under implementation.

20. Faculties & Resource Persons
At SIRD-
Additional Director
Joint Directors
Deputy Directors
Assistant Directors
Research Officer
Subject Matter Specialists
Senior Instructors
Research Assistants
Publicity Assistants
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21. Faculties & Resource Persons
At RIRDs/DIRDs
Principals
District Training Officers
Extension Training Officers
Senior Instructors
Instructors
Field Assistants (Male)
Field Assistants (Female)
Demonstrators
Publicity Assistants
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22. Faculties & Resource Persons
Apart from regular faculties and resource persons the SIRD and constituent RIRDs & DIRDs have empanelled more than 1200 resource persons in various fields whose services are hired from time to time as per requirement. For specific commissioned projects of Study, Research and Evaluation the Institute hires the services of various educational Institutes, Research Foundations and NGOs of repute.

23. Core Training Programmes Activities
Induction level foundation trainings courses for BDO’S & other RD Officials, Food Safety Officers, Extension Training Officers & other officials and Clerical Assistants of all departments.
In Service/Refresher training programs of above described officers & other department officers specially requested by concerned departments.
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24. Training and capacity building for Disaster Management.
Training and capacity building of elected representative of PRI’S, NGO’s, CSO’s & General Public.
Training of Trainers sponsored by Department of Personnel & Training , GOI.
Specific Scheme/Programs based Training & Capacity building of various departmental officials.
Training and capacity building for Disaster Management.
Training and capacity building of officers and workers under ICDS .
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25. Training and capacity building of officials, farmers, SHG Groups under IWMP.
Training and capacity building under National Rural Drinking Water Programme / Neer Nirmal Pariyojna.
Training and capacity building for E-Governance & MIS based Monitoring.
Training and capacity building under participatory Forest Management.
Training and capacity building under employment generation & self employment programs.
Training and capacity building of Bharat Nirman Volunteers & Social Audit Functionaries.

26. Rural Development Exposure Program Conducted by SIRD
One Week Rural Exposure Programme for IAS Probationers of UP Cadre.
One Week Rural Exposure Programme for State Civil Service Officers (PCS, PPS & other Class II Officers).
Two Weeks Rural Development Exposure Programme for Under Secretaries & Section officers of Central Secretariat , GOI.
One Week Rural Development Exposure Programme for newly recruited Assistants of Central Secretariat , GOI.

27. Special IEC Projects Under Implementation
S. No.
Name of Project
Funded By 1
IEC and Capacity Building under UP Water Sector Re-Structuring Programme.
Dept. of Irrigation, Govt. of UP & World Bank 2
Mass Contact Activation Programme under Food Safety and Standard Act, 2006.
FSSAI, GOI 3
Legal Literacy Campaign under Access-to-Justice Programme.
Min. of Justice, GOI and UNDP 4
Social Accountability Intervention In Health Sector
Dept. of Medical & Health, Govt. of UP & World Bank 5
Neer Nirmal Project Under National Rural Drinking Water and Sanitation Programme.
Min. of DW & S and World Bank

28. Trainings conducted in last three years
No. of training courses
No. of trainees
Research & Evaluation Projects
5476
256838 48
5778
273991 03
8264
468984

29. Thanks