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PEOPLES’ POVERTY

REDUCTION PROGRAMME PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT

DEPARTMENT-GoS

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Abbreviations SRSO Sindh Rural Support Organization

GoS Government of Sindh

PSC Poverty Scorecard

HH Household

PPRP Peoples Poverty Reduction

Programme

CEO Chief Executive Officer

TL Team Leader

MIS Management Information

System

GIS Geographical Information System

CO Community Organization

VO Village Organization

LSO Local Support Organization

PMU Programme Monitoring Unit

MER Monitoring Evaluation and

Research

RSPN Rural Support Programme

Network

SMT Social Mobilization Team

DM District Manager

MEC Monitoring & Evaluation Cell

UC Union Council

DPR Daily Progress Report

MPR Monthly Progress Report

WDD Women Development

Department

GoS Government of Sindh

CIF Community Investment Fund

IGG Income Generating Grant

CMST Community Managed Skills

Training

TNA Training Need Assessment

TNI Training Need Identification

MIP Micro-Investment Plan

MEO Monitoring Evaluation officer

PI Programme Introduction

SM Social Mobilization

S.O Social Organizer

UI Unit In charge

MAC Managerial Activist Conference

VMST VO Management & Skills Training

LCHS Low-Cost Housing Scheme

VTP Vocational Training Programme

CBK Community Book Keeper

CRP Community Resource Person

TF Tunnel Farming

BDG Business Development Group

ERP Enterprise Resource Planning

CI Community Institution

PSC Poverty Scorecard

QPR Quarterly Progress Report

AR Annual Report

PEOPLES’ POVERTY REDUCTION PROGRAMME-FUNDED BY GOVERNMENT OF SINDH

Overview

This month report depicts the monthly progress

of PPRP Districts project activities carried out

with fundamental ingredient of social

mobilization: CO/VO/LSO formation, their

routine and follow up meetings with the practice

of saving, community initiative through

community institution platform with further

Programme interventions to targeted

households’.

There were also community institutions leaders’

conference held in different districts during this

month for interacting and brining three pillars:

political, administrative and social pillars

collaboratively at one platform of MAC

managerial activist conference that community

institution leaders can share their progress,

learning experiences and issue to be resolved at

this platform.

During this month, SRSO under the PPRP, for

managerial skills trainings of community leaders

of community institutions, there are many

trainings have been conducted at community

level. There are scheduled different type of

trainings for three VO leaders initially because

the CIF, IGG, VTP, LCH and ED interventions

starts at VO level.

Therefore, the skills training starts from

Community organizations (Cos) office bearers

which is, CMST (Community Management Skills

Training), in which three days managerial

training for CO leaders at village level. In

addition, they trained on necessity of VO

management and Planning Training, CIF

Appraisals’, monitoring training, and many other

managerial pieces of training for community

organizations’ (CO/VO/LSO) office bearers held

to train and uplift these Cis.

In this month, the VO leaders Training Vo

management and planning training (VMST)

arranged at District Offices along with three days

training on CIF appraisals and monitoring

training. In Khairpur CRPs were identified,

interviewed and their three days CRP Capacity

building training was also conducted with the

assistance of IMSD.

In all districts, the low-cost housing scheme has

started and engineers are busy in construction of

houses. The Cheques to beneficiaries given into

installment after technical assessment and

viewing their willingness to construct house at

concern place/plot where they are ready to

construct the house. Monthly Progress Review Planning Meeting

As SRSO is always arranging a monthly progress

review and next month planning meeting of all

districts chaired by team Leader PPRP and Senior

Management. In Pertinent to this, during the first

week of January month, the six Districts

consolidated Planning & Progress Review

meeting held at SRSO Complex Sukkur.


GRSP-European Union Paid an

Official Visit of Khairpur

The Objectives of Delegation Visit:

- Assessment of rural women empowerment

in terms of businesses (Entrepreneurs

women).

- Assessment of support to rural women in

terms of Support in agribusiness and small

farmers women.

- Assessment of Rural women for fattening of

livestock for their business skills training.

Khairpur, 23rd January,2020, the GRASP EU funded

project delegation visited the PPRP enterprise

Development Intervention under which different

Businesses have been executed through formation of

BDGs at community level, visited the Business site

areas.

A high-level delegation of the European Union,

including Razafindrhaingo Nydiane, Associate Expert

of ITC of the GRASP Program, Moneeza Ahmed,

GRASP Research Associate, Simon Baile-ITC, Pippa

McDongall Gender Consultant and Ms. Farah FAO

Representative, attended the PPRP intervention of

Enterprise Development different Business

Development Groups Focus Group Discussion at

Village Tando Maitlo, UC Maghanwari and Tehsil

Kingri.

Team Leader PPRP, District Management, Field Team,

M&E Professional of PPRP-SRSO, FAO representative,

were also part of the visit and discussions with

women community members.

The delegation of GRASP EU and FAO

representatives, preliminary visited the date stock

Storage Cold center at Khairpur. Later, the delegation

moves forward at Village for Focus Group Discussion

with Rural Women Business Development Groups

under which different business have been executed

at community level.

The delegation met representatives of community

organizations of women formed by the SRSO under

the Peoples’ Poverty Reduction Program. They said

the SRSO under Government of Sindh funded project

had taken first step to build base in the shape of


women community institutions (Co/VO/LSO). Once

strong base was built, the EU Government of Sindh

further support with diversified inputs (Community

Investment Fund (Interest Free Loan), Income

Generation grant, Vocational Training Program, Low

Cost Houses and Enterprise Devel opment-Business

Development Groups to reduce poverty.

The delegation was warmly welcomed at the Village

and later the meeting was formally started with

introduction and LSO Representative Ms. Shaher

Bano presented the LSO initiatives’ and Progress.

The delegation said that there were 75% per cent

poor households in this Union Council and

appreciated passion, enthusiasm and willingness of

rural women to escape poverty through LSO

Platform. It discussed root causes of rural poverty

with communities and assured them that the

Government of Sindh was committed to work with

them for reducing poverty through different

interventions specially for enterprise development

which has given more empowerment to run a

business in male dominant society to earn more and

less labor work for providing Schooling facility ,food

security and nutrition to their children and family

roaster; this would all be done by women and for

women.

Furthermore, the delegation started focus Group

Discussion with a BDG named Iqra, VO-Eidon Tunio,

Union Council Ubri, for the business of “Date Stock

Trading”. The women shared that earlier this

business we are doing simple dates labor work i.e.

Stock piddling, Stock Cleaning, Dates ripening into

dyeing etc. Later, this idea was discussed into VO and

under the ED intervention VO requested for funding

to

SRSO

under

PPRP

Program. Successfully, they got the fund of 316,400.

All BDG member (women) went to market for

purchasing of stock and stock at cold storage 30

Rupees per month for 1 crate, they have total 125

crates stocked at Cold Storage. They purchase the

dates at lower rate and now before the holy Month

of Ramzan they will sell it at high price. It’s good that

the GoS line departments are working in close

collaboration with these CIs for reducing the poverty

at household level for uplifting the living standard of

rural woman in rural Sindh. Delegation appreciated

the efforts and built up of synergies between all

poverty-reduction programs by GoS and other

NGOs/GoS Line Departments.

They shared the following the following information

about cost and benefit analysis of BDG for business.

Expected Cost and Benefit Analysis

Purchase Rate per

Mun Total Mun Total Cost Labor Cost Total Expense

2720 108 293,760 22,640 316,400

Expected Sale Total Mun Expected

Sale Expenses Expected Profit

5000 108 540,000 316,400 223,600

BDG Members

Total

expected

Profit

Expected profit per member

5 223,600 RS. 447,20/=

Date Stocks at Cold Storage with Proper Tagging


The second

Group was

Machine

Stitching

(Cloths and

Paint Shirts)

Business. The

Group shared

that in their

village there

were rural women who were searching for daily work

and working at different landlords for earning

purposes’. When this program came (PPRP). We all

rural women sit together and requested SRSO

through VO platform that we need a vocational skills

training for our daughters and organized rural

woman of Advance Tailoring. Indeed, 26 Pax were

certified under Advance Tailoring Trade. Now need a

value chain and linkages for the business. So, we

formed a BDG group named Gadeji for purchasing

sewing machine and opening a Stitching center. They

got a fund of (BDG Received Amount: RS. 200,000/=.

They created strong linkages with different schools

and tailor masters for getting orders (specialist in

Paint shirt stitching) as schools are getting the

uniforms at highest price, so the students and

parents will get the uniforms at feasible price which

is benefiting both community as well as

entrepreneurs.

The Next group was, Goat Rearing. The Female of this

group shared that as these women are belonging to a

poorest of the poor family of Union Council. Indeed,

early to this business, we were rearing the Goats and

Sheep on partnership basis with landlord. So, we

were fully aware of their proper food, vaccination

and fattening at home level. In addition to this, we

brought this idea ta VO level for formation of BDG

group for doing business of Goat fattening. SO, BDG

through the VO Platform requested SRSO for a fund

to start this business. The BDG invested in this

business were 279,000/- Rupees for purchasing of

Goats.

In pursuance of Purchasing Goats, the BDG rural

women along with SRSO Staff went to Purchase the

Kunb-Livestock Market for purchasing the goats at

feasible price. The Women Purchased the livestock

and settle cattle (Land Given by A BDG Member)

having GPS Coordinates’ (Latitude:27.535999

Longitude: 68.656146).

The women have proper knowledge of vaccination

and willing to do insurance of Goats with SRSO

technical support. On second day, they vaccinated

the Goats and for their fodder, they are also leasing

the land of berseem (Food of Animal). In addition to

this, they are grazing the goats with full awareness.

In Last, Delegation participated the Women efforts

and their empowerment that they are looking

forward to their business and this is the real

Khairpur-Livestock Market: BDG Representatives Negotiating with Seller on Price of Goats for purchasing

Rural Women Stitching Clothes and Paint Shirts


reflection the Government of Sindh’s engagement as

a force for positive change, in support of different

income generation grants. Loan s and Enterprise

Development. The level and breadth of the GoS-SRSO

PPRP participation illustrates the strong cooperation

between the Government of Sindh and the Sindh

Rural support Organization, who work hand in hand

to jointly deliver women empowerment, uplifting

their living standard, peace and security, advance

human rights and sustainable development through

women participation and empowerment in decision

making, thus changing lives across the country for the

better.


Social Mobilisation Progress

Income Generating Grants Details


Community investment Fund Details

Vocational Training Programme Details

Low Cost Houses Details


Enterprise Development Details

Enterprise Development-BDG Approved Bsuiness Details


Target V/S achievement


Social Mobilization Progress

Community Investment Fund Details


Vocational Training Program Details

Enterprise Development-Business Development

Group Details



CIS Leaders Capacity Development Trainings

Progress


PPRP Interventions Details

IGG Details for JAnaury,2020


Enterprise Development

Business Identified at SMT Level


MPKS BDG Women Participated in Sartyoon Sang

Crafts Exhibition


Meeting with Executive Director Horticulture

Research center

Meeting and visit Stakeholders

Coordination meeting with

ADC Mr. Salamat Memon &

Mdam Hidayat Narejo

Irrigation Dept;


Monthly Target V/S Achievement


Program target V/S Achievement



Community Investment Fund Details




Enterprise Development Details


Social Mobilistaion Progress


VTP Details

Bsuienss Development Details


Social Mobilization Pictures

CIF Token Disbursement


PHYSICAL PROGRESS

District Thatta


CIF Recovery Status


Physical Progress

Consolidated of Program

and Monthly

Monthly Progress

Households organized 1,616 3,494 100% 5,785 830 14% 2,637 3,657 100% 1,832 1,540 84% 1,904 2,634 100% 4,668 1,163 25% 18,442 13,318 72%

Number of Cos formed 110 201 100% 285 45 16% 91 221 100% 97 77 79% 91 178 100% 226 90 40% 900 812 90%

Number of Vos formed 33 32 97% 32 20 63% 21 19 90% 14 10 71% 21 25 100% 21 13 62% 142 119 84%

Number of LSOs formed 2 1 50% 1 4 100% 1 1 100% 1 2 100% 1 - 100% 1 1 100% 7 9 100%

Income Generating Grant (0-

11)255 403 100% 372 555 100% 554 460 83% 184 13 7% 136 433 100% 192 196 100% 1,693 2,060 100%

Community Investment Fund

(0-18)624 970 100% 704 1,100 100% 136 547 100% 288 530 100% 554 737 100% 667 578 87% 2,973 4,462 100%

Vocational Training

Programme (0-18)246 274 100% 254 138 54% 155 126 81% 142 140 99% 155 79 100% 179 114 64% 1,131 871 77%

Low Cost Housing (initiated) 130 42 32% 164 37 23% 101 99 98% 112 73 65% 101 78 100% 80 56 70% 688 385 56%

Enterprise Development

(BDGs)3 2 67% 3 1 33% 4 - 0% 3 2 67% 4 - 100% 3 1 33% 20 6 30%

CMST of COs Formed 545 416 76% 333 229 69% 400 319 80% 291 317 100% 400 267 100% 550 126 23% 2,519 1,674 66%

Mangement & Planned

Training for Vos70 34 49% 84 48 57% 65 63 97% 19 56 100% 65 16 100% 46 - 0% 349 217 62%

CIF Book-keeping & CO

Accounts Auditing Training for

Vos83 46 55% 101 55 54% 74 34 46% 24 18 75% 74 - 100% 48 - 0% 404 153 38%

CIF Appraisal and Monitoring

Training Vos76 42 55% 95 30 32% 74 59 80% 29 43 100% 74 52 100% 48 - 0% 396 226 57%

Manager - Activist

Conferences of VOs 385 216 56% 931 - 0% 527 296 56% 373 331 89% 527 - 100% 274 - 0% 3,017 843 28%

Leadership Management

Training for LSO members 10 - 0% 4 17 100% 8 - 0% 6 - 0% 8 - 100% 3 - 0% 39 17 44%

LSO Members (Financial

Mgt& Book keeping Trg)3 - 0% 3 8 100% 6 - 0% 6 - 0% 6 - 100% 3 - 0% 27 - 0%

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KHAIRPUR SANGHAR BADIN

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