Shyama Prasad Mukherji Rurban Mission (SPMRM)
National Rurban Mission (NRuM)
Presentation for National Level Workshop on 24th June’ 2019
Department of Rural Development
Government of Jharkhand
Essence of Rurban Mission
Physical Planning
Infrastructure Social Norms & Rural
Infrastructure Development Rurban
(Water Supply, Community
Electricity, (Health, Education, Controls Village
Sewerage, Drainage, Housing etc)
Life & Spirit
Transportation etc.) (Master Plan)
CLUSTERS IN JHARKHAND
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Role Being Played by the Concerned Elected Representatives in Development of
Rurban Cluster
1. Active participation in Gram Sabha.
2. Regular presence & quick response, whenever attention required.
3. Participation in the camps & Chaupals for zero budget activities.
4. Followed proper due diligence process and adopted Bottom- up Approach.
5. Acts as an Agent to bridge the gap between People and Govt. Services.
6. Emphasizes on important social issues.
7. Working with CBOs (SHGs / VOs / PGs)
8. Engagement in implementation of schemes.
9. Encouraged SHGs / VOs for Operation and Maintenance of assets.
10. Mobilization of Ward Members for Monitoring of Assets.
Special Initiatives taken for Cluster’s Development
1. Saturation of Zero Budget EPAs in the Cluster through Camps and Chaupals.
2. Door to door campaign for Household level activities.
3. Lok-Shikshan / Education/awareness on different aspects of village life like organisation
and unity in villages, Samajikata, duties and responsibilities of citizen, governance,
various social issues, gender, water conservation etc.
4. Saturation of Cluster by Vermi – Compost / Nadep for Biodegradable Solid Waste
Management.
5. Saturation of Cluster by Soak- Pits for Liquid Waste Management.
6. Regular CLC/ DLC and SLEC meetings with all Stakeholders.
7. Involvement of local CSOs for hand holding support.
Convergence Strategy
SLEC
DLC • Regular
Meeting
• Regular with State
Meetings with Level
Departments
CLC all the District
Level (Chaired by
• Regular Meetings Stakeholders CS)
with all the Block (Chaired by
Level Stakeholders DC)
Ensuring O & M of Assets
1. Effective Asset Management by accountability of CBOs.
2. The GP & concerned Dept. / Agency have shared the responsibility.
3. Utilization of User fee for maintenance of assets.
4. CBO based Business Units (Such as Bee Keeping, Mushroom Unit, Wood Craft Unit,
Floriculture, Paper Mache Products, Sanitary Napkin Packaging Unit etc.)
5. Capacity Building of beneficiaries.
6. Training programmes have ensured before the commencement of project.
Good Practices – Experience/ Challenges
1. Utilization of beneficiary contribution to inculcate a sense of ownership.
2. Concerned Departments have been contacted to saturate the basic, social and digital
amenities in Rurban clusters on priority basis.
3. Economy generation activities have been focused by the use of existing infrastructure
rather than new infrastructure development.
4. We are in Process to Brand our products of Rurban Cluster with brand name ( Such
as SANGOM in Birhu Cluster).
5. Backward and Forward linkages.
Paper Mache Products by Juhi Mahila Mandal (Saridkel Village)
First time Attended Saras
Mela at Ranchi and
Secured 2nd Best Unique
Product Award from
Governor of Jharkhand on
6th Jan’2019
SHG has been Awarded by Hon. Governor of Jharkhand for Paper Mache Products
LPG Distribution
Number of beneficiaries – 392 in
Dharmabahal and 17398 in all 15
Clusters.
Source of funding – Convergence
Implementing Agency – Department
of Supply
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Vision of the Cluster
The Dharambahal cluster will be developed
through community strengthening as a
tourism, agri-processing and MSME cluster
by promoting entrepreneurship among
youth and will strive to be Zero Waste,
Open Defecation Free and e-cluster
Block HQ Ghatshila
Cluster Detail
Demography
Panchayat Total Population (As per census 2011) SC ST Literacy Rate
DHARAMBAHAL 771 25 491 60
KASHIDA 4466 133 3253 65
Total 5237 158 3744
Types of Tribes
Ho, Munda, Santhali, Sabar (PTG)
Distance From District HQ & Connectivity
Through National Highway- 44 Kms
Through State Highway (Via Jaadugoda Famous for Uranium Mines)- 55 Kms
#Railways
Ghatshila Railway Station at 1.5 Km on Howrah-Mumbai Main Railway Line (South Eastern Railway)
#Roadways
NH 33 connects Ghatshila to District Head Quarter Jamshedpur which at 44 Kms
NH 33 connects Ghatshila to Bahragoda, Kharagpur and Kolkata which at 46 Kms, 107 Kms and 240 Kms respectively
Achievement
In Skill Development Training Programmes (Computer, Vegetable cultivation, Vermi
composting, Mason, Wood craft, Achar Papad Making, Jewelry Making, Digital
literacy to 1 per HH) 1195 Beneficiaries have been trained so far with an expenditure
of Rs. 29.09 Lakhs.
Under Agri-Processing (Deep boring, Pump sets, Power tiller, Farm Implements, Seed
Manure, Bank loan to SHGs, Floriculture, Dobha, KCC, Mushroom Cultivation, Leaf
Plate Making) 429 beneficiaries have been benefitted so far with an expenditure of Rs.
137.38 Lakhs.
In Digital Literacy, more than 300 students from 4 Middle Schools are being provided
the computer education with an expenditure of Rs. 15.00 Lakhs.
For Sanitation purpose, 1138 households have been provided with the Individual
Household Latrines with an expenditure of Rs. 135.56 Lakhs and 1 Community Toilet
(Rs. 1.61 Lakh), 2 Bathing Ghats (Rs 2.43 Lakhs) have been constructed.
Achievement
For Liquid Waste Management 20 Soak Pits have been constructed with an
expenditure of Rs. 1.65 Lakhs).
For Street Lights, 447 Solar and LED Street Lights have installed with an expenditure
of Rs. 44.05 Lakhs.
For Health and Pre nursery education 2 Model ICDS Center have constructed with the
total expenditure of Rs 20.00 Lakhs.
A total of 27 Inter and Intra Village Road have been constructed with an expenditure
of Rs. 125.92 Lakhs.
Under Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojna, 392 households have been provided with LPG
Connection with an expenditure of Rs 11.33 Lakhs.
Under Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojna, 118 households have been benefitted with an
expenditure of Rs. 153.14 Lakhs.
Outcomes Achieved Based on ICAP’s Vision / Gaps
Sanitation- 100%
Village Street Lights and Electrification- 100%
Rural Housing- 100%
Digital Literacy-100%
Outcomes Envisaged to be Achieved in Coming Year
Piped Water Supply
LPG Gas Connection
Skill Development training Linked to Economic Activities
Agri-services Processing and allied activities
Citizens Service Centers
Mushroom Cultivation
Amount Utilized: 29.44 Lakhs
Source of Funding: CGF
Status of the project: Ongoing
46 Women from 13 Different SHGs based on interests and
economic conditions are engaged at Dharmabahal.
Similarly 142 in Birhu and 95 in Bhandaridih.
Approximately Rs. 1,55,875/- earned in 2 months at Dharmabahal.
Heritage Village
Total Budget: Rs. 265 lakhs
Source of Fund: CGF +
Convergence (Tourism
Dept)
Implementing Agency:
Kala Mandir
Expenditure: Rs. 5.46 lakhs
Heritage Village Tourism (Guru Ramdas Majhi Heritage Tourism)
Model Aanganwadi
Total Expenditure: Rs 20 Lakhs (Rs 10 Lakhs/unit)
No. of Units – 2 in Dharmabahal and 22 in 15 Clusters
Source of Funding: CGF & Convergence
Training linked to economic activities
Achar Papad Making Training:
Number of Beneficiary – 56
Source of Funding – Convergence (RSETI)
Implementing Agency – RSETI
Number of Beneficiary – 18
Source of Funding – Convergence
Implementing Agency – RSETI
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Water Supply - Jal Minar and Piped Water Supply:
No. of units: 4 in Dharmabahal and 52
in all Clusters
Source of Funding: Convergence
Implementing Agency: DWSD /14th
Finance / CGF
Beekeeping and Honey Processing Unit
Scheme : Beekeeping and Honey Processing Unit Visit of Under Secretary, MoRD
(Dumardaga & Birhu Village of Birhu Panchayat &
Torangkel Village of Tirla Panchayat)
No. of Beneficiaries – 90 Nos. (900 Box)
Implementing Agency : DRDA (Goswami Madhumakki Palan
Kendra, Ranchi)
Source of Fund :-
From CGF : Rs. 39.97 Lakh
From Convergence (Community Contribution) : Rs. 3.997 Lakh
Status of Project : Complete
Infrastructure Development
Sports – Football facility (Gym etc)
Total Expenditure: 15 Lakhs
Source of Funding: CGF
Implementing Agency: NREP, East Singhbhum
Inter Village Road connectivity
•Source of Funding – Convergence
•Implementing Agency – RWD
Infrastructure Development
Scheme : Repair of Health Sub- Centre
Source of Funding : Convergence
Convergence Dept. : Health Department
Expenditure : Rs. 2.480 Lakh
Multi Purpose Community Hall
•Total Expenditure – Rs 122.00 Lakhs
•Total Units – 4
•Source of Funding – CGF
Training cum Production Centre
Total Expenditure: Rs 34.40 Lakhs (17.20 Lakhs/Unit)
Total Unit: 2
Source of Funding: CGF
Implementing Agency: NREP, East Singhbhum
Wood Craft
Woodcraft Training & Production:
No. of Members Trained:27
Total Expenditure: Rs 2.00 Lakhs
Source of Funding: Convergence
Implementing Agency: The Pipal Tree
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Agri Services
Schemes from Agriculture Dept. through
Convergence :
1. Pump set Distribution: 139 Nos.
Expenditure : Rs. 30.491 Lakh
2. Issuing Soil Health Card: 205 Nos.
Expenditure : Rs. 0.615 Lakh
3. Issuing of KCC: 350 Nos.
Expenditure : Rs. 0.350 Lakh
IHHL - Sanitation
•All 15 Clusters are saturated
•No. of Unit – 1138 in
Dharmabahal and 37158 in all
Clusters.
•Source of Funding –
Convergence
•Implementing Agency – SBM
& MGNREGA
Computer Education & Trainings
Physical unit: 4
Total Cost of the Project: 64.40 Lakhs
Amount Utilized: 31.05 Lakhs
Source of Funding: CGF
Status of the Project –Ongoing
Agri Services / Floriculture
Promotion of Floriculture Cultivation in Mahalidih village of Kashida
Physical unit: 46
Total Cost of the Project: 50 Lakhs
Amount Utilized: 24.99 Lakhs
Source of Funding: CGF
Status of the Project –Ongoing
Training on Natural Farming
Rural Housing
• No. of Unit: 118 in Dharmabahal and
3645 in all 15 Clusters
• Source of Funding: Convergence
• Implementing Agency: DRDA
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