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Reepa 2014 rapport (jan-sep)

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By saugat dhakal inRapporter-Syangja

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Triangle Report

Semi Annual status update

District: Syangja
Period covered by this report: January to September 2014

Name of village

Reepa NP 10, named orange village

Was the Triangle procedure followed? Were there any deviations from the standard procedure?

Yes, the villagers followed the triangle procedure and held settlement level planning in September. There were not any deviations.

How many people were present at the village meeting?

20 men/20 women

How many members are in the committee?

5 men and 4 women, including 2 Dalits

Name of Committee Members

Position

Krishna Thapa

Chair-Person

Til Bahadur Gurung

Secretary

Hum Bahadur Gurung

Treasure

Anu Pangeni

Member

Chandramaya Sharki

Member

Lal sing Sarki

Member

Prem Bahadur Gurung

Member

What were the issues raised at the village meeting?

Water and sanitation, repairing of school furniture, income generation activities, women empowerment, youth empowerment, irrigation, ponds conservation, school repairing, foot road, women Skill development, vegetables farming, road etc.

What were the priorities presented by the committee?

S.N.

Name of Project

Total Score of Project*

Priority

Potential Source of funding (Institution)

 

Construction of community building

33

1

Triangle

 

Repairing of school furniture

33

1

VDC

 

Construction of road from VDC to Reepa

33

1

VDC

 

Pucharghar drinking water supply

31

2

VDC

 

Sumre drinking water conservation

31

2

Triangle

 

Vegetables farming

30

3

Triangle

 

Stool making training

26

4

Triangle

 

Support to make the volleyball ground

25

5

Triangle

 

Poultry business promotion

24

6

Triangle

 

Goat raising

24

6

Triangle

 

Fish keeping

23

7

Waiting

 

Sewing and cutting training to women

23

7

waiting

 

Pig raising

22

8

Waiting

What did the villagers decide to spend the funds on?

The villagers decide to spend Nrs 20,000.00 for community building construction, Nrs 10,000.00 for Sumre drinking water stream conservation, Nrs 15,000.00 for vegetables farming, Nrs 10,000.00 for stools making from bamboo, Nrs 8,000.00 for youth club for repairing volleyball ground, Nrs 10,000 for poultry support and Nrs 15,000.00 for goat raising from Triangle supported Money.

Has the committee received the funds yet?

Funds are in transfer process, and will reach the village in October 2014, after completing the settlement planning and resource allocation plan in September.

Activity plan: When are the activities going to be implemented?

All planned activities will be started after Nepalese big festival Dashain and Tihar and finalized in December 2014

Who is responsible for the implementation?

The village committee plays the vital role to implement all activities and after that VDC Secretary, VDC social Mobilizer and Triangle responsible person Hari support to implement and monitor.

How were the beneficiaries selected?

After finishing the settlement level planning the village committees’ members again organized the meeting and make the criteria to distribution of money. Generally the villager followed some indicators for the distribution of money which is indicated by LGCDP(Local Government Community Development Programme):

  • The family with no or very little land.
  • Poor house condition.
  • Lack of food for whole year.
  • Labours for others for livelihood.
  • Uunemployed family.
  • No guarantee for settlement, etc.

Were there any disagreements – discussions about the priorities?

What was the role of the Triangle facilitator?

Before the training of settlement level planning, some of the villagers found that the Triangle donation could not fulfil all aspects of the wishes the villages had. However, the facilitator and Hari explained about the money and the supporting system from Triangle (getting to know how to influence VDC and DDC to get projects approved, and how to ask for better services). Specially ASK cooperate and fully focus on the settlement level planning process with the engagement of communities, give the information of the Triangle, and about the resources of the VDC block grant and the District Development Office possibilities of supporting the village. The villages have seen that the Triangle support to ASK and the villages, has given the villagers more tools for managing their own resources and influencing the those of the local bodies (VDC and DDC).

Did the villagers have any comments/questions for the Triangle?

With lack of awareness, it was difficult to manage the money the right way the previous year, but after villagers participated in settlement level planning, they realized and fully agreed to the method and found it was realistic and participatory. There was a request that ASK should provide more technical knowledge for the settlement level planning and development possibilities in the village.

On-going activities – Status Update

Name of village/cluster

Last visit:

Progress in the reporting period

Changes/delays/comments

(Reepa NP-10 Named: Orange Village)

September

2014

1. Settlement level planning is completed.

2. All planned activities are under Implementation

  1. All the activities were delayed because of heavy and delayed rain, Local festival and giving approval from Ministry of Local Development for settlement level planning. Implementation of all l activities is on-going. It is expected to be finalized in December.
  2. VDC is cooperating in the SLP process by assigning the social mobilize in training, workshop and planning exercise at village level.

Reporting of Micro Loan

Use of Micro loan in 2014

  • Village committee decide to give Nrs 40,000.00 for the microloan (Nrs 15,000.00 for vegetables farming, Nrs 10,000 for poultry support and Nrs 15,000.00 for goat raising)

Use of Micro

loan until   2013

Micro loan total collected from pay back of loans: Nrs 1,92,000 (1,43,000 from previous year + Nrs 49,000.00 from 2013)

  • 23 families got the micro loan Nrs 1, 19,000(22 Persons*Nrs 5000 and 1 person*Nrs 9000.00) and started goat raising.
  • 3 families got the micro loan Nrs 25,000(20 Persons*Nrs 10,000 and 1 person*Nrs 5000.00) and started pig raising.
  • 2 families got the micro loan Nrs 17,000 (1 Persons*Nrs 12000 and 1 person*Nrs 5000.00) and started vegetables farming.
  • 1 family got the micro loan Nrs 11,000(1 Person*Nrs 11,000) and started ginger farming.
  • 1 family got the micro loan Nrs 20,000(1 Person*Nrs 20,000) and started small grocery store.
  • People from the village starting the regular saving, credit, and almost all villagers are involved in the micro-credit group also.

Pictures from Settlement Level Planning for utilising village and external resources

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