Topic: Identification of Voluntary Organizations for Implementation of Special Women Literacy Learning Camps under BRGF Scheme 10. His organization has been recognized in the implementation program of the prestigious “Special Women’s Learning Literacy Camps” being implemented by the District Literacy Committee. It is a pleasure to inform that .

One self-service organization conducts a mutual interview at the literacy camp of the nearest gram panchayat implemented by another self-service organization and fills the learning progress report in the prescribed observation form and submits the taluk literacy once a week. The coordinator will submit a report to the District Literacy Committee with approval.

Voluntary organizations should keep in touch with the Taluka Literacy Committee and submit reports at regular intervals and submit the information directly to the District Literacy Committee for their approval.

provide a system where by water can be captured from a source such as the rain a well or mains water stored and their four supplied on demands of the farmers of sarsamba and naglegaon villages

Participation of peoples and stock holders: peoples participation in effective because the stock holders are involved in the project and it Helps in improve their collectivation and revival of their irrigation source methodology adopted is involving 3 set help groups 2 user groups in the project by sharing the cost of the project to the extent of 10% and involving them sleves in the project work the whole planning is done by the people and defailed planning is done execution of the work with calendar of events.

The Minor Irrigation Tank in Sarsamaba village, constructed in 1973-74, was once a vital source of irrigation for the local farmers. However, due to the lack of catchment area protection, the tank’s effectiveness declined significantly within 8-10 years. Despite the recognized need for renovation, efforts to address the issue were hindered by a lack of cooperation.

When our organization began working in the village, we conducted a comprehensive Participatory Rural Appraisal (PRA) exercise to understand the village’s social, economic, and resource development aspects. The overwhelming consensus among farmers was the need to desilt the Minor Irrigation Tank to increase its storage capacity, benefiting both surface irrigation and groundwater recharge for the 42 open wells and 7 borewells in the command area.

In response, we formed Water User Groups and engaged in detailed discussions with each beneficiary to ensure their involvement and commitment to the project’s success. Given the project’s potential impact on the livelihoods of 149 farmers across two villages, we have prioritized the renovation of the Minor Irrigation Tank to restore its functionality and improve the village’s economic prospects.

The CAPART project was implemented in Aland Taluka from 2002 to 2007 and this project aim was to bring out to the farmers from economic crisis by restructuring the water bodies such as walls water tanks, tube wells etc. This project helped to improve the community common water resources such as community drinking water walls and also created employment for landless agricultural labours during severe drought situation.

The “National Project For Repair , Renovation And Restoration Of Water Bodies” was implemented in 18 villages of Aland, Afzalpur and Jewargi Talukas started in the year of 2005 to 2007 in ordered to increase the irrigation facilities and safe water for drinking and also it helps in the increase of ground water level.

Regarding giving sanction to an identified voluntary organization in Aland taluk of Gulbarga district to run a Mahila Sahayavani Kendra under the Santwan Yojana.

Proposal: The Government sanctioned and issued an order in reference (1) to (3) to start a State-wide consolation scheme for providing financial assistance to women victims of violence and rape during the year 2000-2001.

Samata Lok Shikshan Samiti seeking Mahila Sahayavani Central Sanction in Aland Taluk of Gulbarga District. Gulbarga has submitted a proposal and this proposal has been considered by the Deputy Director, Gulbarga in reference (4) with his investigation report and with the approval of the Chairman of the District Relief Scheme Implementation Committee, ‘Samata Lok Shikshan Samiti, Gulbarga has recommended this voluntary organization to start a relief center at Aland Taluk Centre.

The healthy wealth and self-employment project was implemented in the year of 2019 to 2020 in Aland Taluka. During this project work 42,500 people were benefited rural and urban areas of Aland Taluka like sugar test, haemoglobin test, blood pressure, etc.

This project helps to improve and Increase the production of timbers, fodder and wildlife resources and also it helps to enhance the ground water recharge.

Approach : To make this watershed project successful, we have given opportunity to all the people works with us and we conducted several workshops to understand them how the watershed approach is based on the concept that many water quality problems like the accumulation of pollutants, are best addressed at the watershed level. In addition,watershed focus helps identify the most cost-effective pollution control strategies to meet clean water goals.

The Karaharinala watershed project was implement to 31-03-2007 to recharge the ground water level in Karaharinala. So that it helps the farmers of Karaharinala village improve their agricultural production and helps them to improve their economic condition of their family.