Year |
Activities carried out |
Outcome |
1994-1995 |
-Conducted weekly meetings and discussed about the basic needs such as drinking water, health, electricity, ration card etc and possible solutions were undertaken. -Income generation options were also discussed in the respective committee meetings and steps were taken. |
-Mahalir Mantrams organized in 5 hamlets. They were 1. Melkarai 2. Kalluvilai 3. Elanthavilai 4. Kalliankadu 5. Sivapuram |
1995-1996 |
-Motivation trainings were provided to the Mahalir Mantram through the organizers of CSD. -Problems related to drinking water, health, ration card etc were negotiated to the respective officials and get redressed. |
-Three more Mahalir Mantrams formed in another three hamlets (ie) - Ayyamparavilai - Chadayanvilai - Thalakulam. |
1996-1997 |
-In addition to the problems related to the infrastructural, development activities of the village the Mahalir Mantram. -Concreated their attention towards education and employment creative activities. -Started small savings among the members Mahalir Mantrams.
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-Evolved 3 Nursery schools in the following villages with the contribution of the Mahalir Mantrams. - Melkarai - Kalliankadu - Ayyamparavilai -A tailoring unit emerged in Chadayanvilai . The trainees contributed for the implementation of the program. -Melkarai Mahalir Mantram arranged financial assistance to the group member under the Govt.Scheme. -Thalakulam group arranged tricycle to handicapped children. |
1997-1998 |
-Regular activities such as weekly meeting, savings were carried out regularly bu the Mahalir Mantrams. -Problems related to the villages were discussed and proper activities were taken by the Mahalir Mantrams. |
-Two members of the Mahalir Mantrams got marriage assistance under Govt. schemes. -A member from Thalakulam unit received I.D card for handicapped. -A member from Ayyamparavilai received old age pension under Govt.schemes. -An orphan from Thalakulam village was arranged admission in an orphanage by the effort of the Mahalir Mantram. -Financial assistance was selected by the Chadayanvilai Mahalir Mantram member for her family dispute through police intervention. -The cheruppancode village people regained the village library right from the rich man who occupied it. -Cheruppancode Mahalir Mantram arranged ration card to its member. -Petitions related to total prohibition, widows pension application, MBC housing scheme applications were sent to the appropriate from by the Mahalir Mantrams. -One more nursery school was inaugurated during the year at Karumkali-vilai . 80 children were benefited annually by the schools. |
1998-1999 |
-Regular activities like village development, possibilities for income generation, savings, Govt. schemes etc were discussed in the meetings. -Steps were taken for getting redressed of their graveness . |
- widows from Thalakulam village were getting scholarship. -The marriage assistance under Moovaloor Ramamintham scheme had been provided to two members of the Thalakulam Mahalir Mantram. -Change of address to Ayyamparavilai Mahalir Mantram member had been effected with the guidance of the village organizer. -Arranged old age pension to Chadayanvilai and Kaliankadu Mahalir Mantram members. -Reminders were sent from BC housing application and financial assistance for poor school going children to vision helping hand situation. -Started SHGs and savings in the villages. |
1999-2000 |
-Activities for forming SHGs among the target group had been carried out. -President, Secretary and Treasurer were elected in each group and opened Bank Account at the respective area banks. -Weekly meetings were conducted and the savings were deposited in the Bank. -This amount was withdrawn from the Bank lended as loan to the members as loan to the members as loan. -The leaders of each the Thalakulam office and provided Training in managing the SHGs, account maintenance and reporting. -Monthly once the accounts of each group was verified. -Close interaction with NABARD and project office, Kanyakumari and Thirunelveli Districts. |
-20 New SHGs were formed in addition to the existing 7 SHGs. -Savings and bending activities were functional properly. - Efforts on SHG ranking, revolving fund, Bank loan etc were regularly followed. -100 children benefited out of the Nursery school during the year. |
2000-2001 |
-Activities carried on for forming new SHGs in the working area. -Weekly and Monthly meetings were carried on regularly in all the SHGs formed. -Savings account correspondence with Bank and lending practices were properly done. -Co-ordination of the SHGs organized monthly once regularly at Thalakulam office. -Input sessions, books of account verification were carried regularly at periodical basis. -Pre-schooling of children under the age group of 3 to 5 was functioning in five centers. -SHG members were referred for skill development Training for income generation activities. -Arranged awareness camps for women sanitation, savings and income generation programs. |
-11 New SHGs formed in 5 villages. Altogether 38 SHGs formed so far. -Two SHGs got revolving fund from DRDA Kanyakumari District. -Thalakulam DOWCRA Self Help Group received Rs.1,20,000 with 50% for the development of pottery industry. -Three SHGs received Bank loans for the development of SHGs. -7 SHG members of Cheruppancode and Thalakulam obtained Jute product making skills. -5 members from Kadayal SHGs gained knowledge on Mushroom cultivation techniques. |
2001-2002 |
-SHG formation activities carried out. -Trails out getting Bank loan were in progress among the groups formed. -SHG co-ordination meeting conducted once in a month at Thalakulam station office. - Conducted one day training program for Pottery SHGs. District collector, DRDA officials and BDOs took part as guests for this program. |
-10 new SHGs were formed during the year. -18 SHGs got Bank loan. -120 children got pre schooling using the Nursery schools. |
2002-2003 |
-Activities like formation of New SHGs, conducting SHG, Co-ordination meeting, Training to the SHG members for administering the SHGs, trails for Bank loans etc were undertaken. |
-10 New SHGs were formed in addition to the 48 SHGs already formed. -8 SHGs were provided Bank loan from Pandiyan Grama Bank, Thisaianvilai. -A number of other SHGs got loan from local banks. -SHG formed by CSD were federated. |
2003-2004 |
-New SHG formation, Training to the SHG members regarding administering the SHGs, Books of account keeping , Bank linkage, credit facilities, economic activities etc. were undertaken during the year. -From 1st July 2003 CSD became a partner NGO of Mahalir Thittam. -Under this three of CSD staff completed 5 days A&R and SHG TOT training conducted at YMCA, Kanyakumari. -With the help of Mahalir Thittam we trained 45 SHG members. -Conducted two EDP training to SHG members. |
-The existing 59 SHGs saved an amount of Rs.13,14,345/-. -Total Bank loan availed to SHGs is Rs.54,14,014/-
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2004-2005 |
-Network meeting of SHGs had been organized every month and discussed the following subjects. - Bank Linkage - Credit facilities - Training on management - Economic activities. -Also conducted A&R and TOT training under Mahalir Thittam four EDP trainings were provided to SHG members. -Participated exhibition under Mahalir Thittam. |
-Formed 110 SHGs in different parts of the Districts.-15 men SHGs were formed. -Total savings of the SHGs till date is R.3,16,575/-.-Total loan amount received from Banks in 87,70.120/- -Loans CSD provided to income generation activities to SHG members is Rs/12,50,000. -CSD promoted SHGs participated in 6 exhibitions organized by Mahalir Thittam Nagercoil. |
2005-2006 |
-Network meeting of SHGs had been conducted once in a month at the CSD office. During the meeting the following were discussed. - Bank linkages. - Credit facilities. - Training - Economic activities. -Under Mahalir Thittam A&R and TOT training provided 108 SHGs. |
-Total number of SHGs formed till date including 21 men SHG is 146. -Total savings of all SHGs is Rs.35,18,576. -Total Bank Loan received by SHGs is Rs.1,32,16,200. -Loan provided by CSD for income generation activities is Rs.22,00,000. |
2006-2007 |
-Once in a month SHG network meeting organized at the respective clusters. SHG promotion, Bank linkages, economic activities for income generation were discussed during the meeting. -Other activities such as Health & Sanitation, social activities such as solid waste management, water purification, Mothers day, Women’s day, World AIDS day etc were also discussed in the meeting. |
-So far CSD promoted 186 SHGs. Also promoted 42 men SHGs. -Total savings of all SHGs is Rs.2,84,46,000. -Total loan received from Banks is Rs.2,52,27,000. -Total loan received through CSD for income generation activities is Rs.40,00,000. |
2007-2008 |
-SHG promotion activities such as Monthly networking meetings, Training on Account keeping, monitoring SHGs, Bank linkages, economic activities for income generation were imparted to the SHG representatives. -A&R and TOT training under Mahalir Thittal was provided to 202 SHGs so far. -EDP training was also provided to the SHGs. -Took part in the exhibitions organized by Mahalir Thittam in different places. -Provided managerial skill development training to SHGs. |
-Formed 242 SHGs in different parts of the district including 42 men SHGs. -All the SHGs saved Rs.2,84,46,000. -Total loan received from Banks is Rs.2,52,27,000. -Loan Distributed for income generation activities through CSD is Rs.40,00,000. -531 SHG members obtained skills on forming and maintaining of SHGs, document keeping, rating, grading, Auditing etc. |
2008-2009 |
-SHG network meeting conducted once in a month and discussed about the functioning of the SHGs. -Under Mahalir Thittam 195 SHGs were provided A&R and TOT training during the year. -SHGs promoted by CSD took part in 6 exhibitions organized in different places. -Under Mahalir Thittam CSD arranged 3 months skill development training in pottery to SHG members. -Regular monthly meeting of the SHG network was organized at CSD office and discussed about the activities undertaken by the SHGs. -A&R and TOT training was organized to 18 SHGs during the year. -Participated in four exhibitions organized by Mahalir Thittam. -Conducted 3 months skill development training in computer to SHG members. |
-Among the SHGs promoted by CSD 207 SHGs saved Rs.1,07,21,500. -Rs.2,21,68,317 had been landed to the respective group members as loan by its own savings. -Total loan from Bank during the year is Rs.1,47,68,000. -Rs.32,50,000 had been provided as loan to 185 SHG members for income generation activities through CSD. -207 SHGs saved an amount of Rs.1,51,37,500. -40 SHGs received Rs.66.08,200 as loan from their respective banks. -Two SHGs received Rs.5,00,000 for establishing production units on Readymade Garments and Pottery through CSD. |