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1 Bangladesh Red Crescent Society Community based Development Initiatives (CDI) Programme Brief Information of CDI Program: Goal: To increase the overall community resilience to disasters through social and economic development of target population.
2 CDI Programme Area and Duration CDI Programme-1 st Phase : May 2010 to June 2012 in Magura, Kushtia, Natore and Nilphamari districts. Follow up programme : July 2012 to June 2013 in Magura, Kushtia, Natore and Nilphamari districts. CDI programme-2 nd Phase : July 2012 to December 2013 in Gopalgonj and Rangpur districts. Nilphamari Com-8 Nilphamari Com-7 Natore Com-1 Natore Com-2 Kushtia Com-3 Kushtia Com-4 Magura Com-5 Magura Com-6 CDI Project Area The image cannot be displayed. Your computer may not have enough memory to open the image, or the image may have been corrupted. Restart your computer, and then open the file again. If the red x still appears, you may have to delete the image and then insert it again. Rangpur Com-9 Rangpur Com-10 Gopalgonj Com-11 Gopalgonj Com-12
3 Concept: Building Resilience through development. Approach: Holistic and Integrated Health and Education Shelter and WATSAN Livelihoods and Skill Training Communit y Disaster Risk Reduction and Development.
4 Key activities Income generation (IGA), Employment promotion, Information, Women empowerment, Water and Sanitation, Safer Shelter, Education, Health, Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR), Unit Capacity Development, Raising Social Awareness & Harmony and Promotion of Environment Friendly Technology.
5 Sector-wise information at a glance CDI Program 1 st Phase : 1 st May 2010 to 30 th June CDI Program 2 nd Phase: 1 st July 2012 to 31 st December Total Beneficiaries: 3813 Households (17, 500 Individuals) Project Area: 2 nd Phase Gopalgonj and Rangpur District. Follow up Program: Magura, Kushtia, Natore and Nilphamari District. Total Volunteers: 870, Male: - 482, Female: UDRT:- 150, CDRT:- 300, PHAST:- 92, PASSA:- 50, MCH:- 24, CBHFA:- 72, Watsan:-24, Women Empowerment:- 26 and CPC:-132.
6 Cash Grant Support for IGA Beneficiary selection through social ranking for IGA Grant families. Prepared 1334 proposal for IGA activities. Opening Bank Account for IGA Grant distribution families. Distributed of 1 st instalment IGA Grant (BDT 10,000 each HH) among 1334 families. Monitoring of 1st installment IGA Grant (BDT 10,000 each HH) of 3134 families Distribution of 2 nd instalment IGA Cash Grant (BDT 5,000 each HH) among 1332 families. Monitoring of 2 nd installment IGA Grant (BDT 5,000 each HH) of 1332 families.
7 Dignity, new life and livelihood A physically challenged beneficiary. Condition of his house before the CDI support Condition of the family after the CDI support. A new house, a wheelchair and IGA grant provided.
8 IGA Support for livelihoods SL Name of IGA Natore Kushtia Magura Nilphamari Total 1 Cow Rearing (Milk) Cow Fattening Agriculture (Leased/own land) 4 Shallow Machine (Irrigation/others) Small Business Rickshaw Van Goat Rearing Hawker Handloom Fish Culture Engine Van Rice husking Tailoring Handicraft Hair cutting salon Boat Power tiller Mechanics shop Others Total
9 Some IGA activities of CDI programme
10 Homestead Gardening Homestead Gardening Training Provided to 2252 HH Distributed nine kinds of seeds for homestead gardening to 2252 HH. Distributed nine kinds of saplings for homestead gardening to 2252 HH.
11 Farm / Food Security Agriculture training provided to 24 community activists. Machine Mechanics / Irrigation Pump training provided to 16 community activists. Veterinary Management training provided to 16 community activists.
12 Skill Training Handicrafts training provided to 223 Women. Tailoring training provided to 55 Women and distributed 55 sewing machine to them. Training provided to 32 youths on Computer certificate course (3 month).
13 Women Empowerment Provided training to 24 Women Activists on Women Leadership and Gender. Organised 16 Expert Lecture on Women Empowerment & Leadership and more then 300 participant attended in each. Organised 16 Cultural Program / Drama on social problems like dowry, early marriage, gender etc. 390 Courtyard sessions conducted on social problems like dowry, early marriage, women rights, gender issue etc.
14 Water and Sanitation Installation of shallow tube well- 51 no.s Repair of existing tube wells- 240 no.s Water quality testing of 369 sources as sample in targeted communities
15 Bangladesh Red Crescent Society Community based Development Initiatives (CDI) Programme Water and Sanitation Construction of household latrines with superstructure-1293 nos. Construction Superstructure 63 nos. of Training provided to 100 Volunteers on Latrine Construction. Before After
16 Bangladesh Red Crescent Society Community based Development Initiatives (CDI) Programme TOT on PHAST for Volunteers- 56 persons Water and Sanitation Courtyard meeting on hygiene and sanitation awareness / PHAST nos (2252 HHs) Distributed 78 SONO filter for arsenic free drinking water.
17 Safer Shelter support provided to 177 HHs. TOT on PASSA for Support for More Safer Shelter Before 32 Volunteers. Conducted community meeting on PASSA (Participatory Approach for Safe Shelter Awareness) 64 nos. After
18 Training on CBHFA to volunteers-48 persons. Distributed first aid kits to trained volunteers-48 sets. Health & hygiene awareness campaign/cbhfa program- 300 HH Health and Education
19 Mobile health clinic-32 nos patients treated free of cost. Revolving financial support for pregnant mother -120 mothers each 2000Tk. Re-activated one Blood Centre in Natore Unit. Health
20 Non-formal classes (Adults )-80 Batch Non-formal classes (Adolescents)- 8 Batch Training provided to 60 teachers for Non-formal classes Non formal education Incentive/financial support distributed to poor students-931 students (tk.1200 each per year) Education/sports items support to 8 schools in CDI communities.
21 Set up 8 Community Information Centres (CIC) with library. Formed 16 community Program committees (CPC) & 16 CDRT teams. Regular Monthly meeting of CPC & CDRT DRR and Development held.
22 Promotion of Environmental Friendly/Sustainable Technologies Provided training on improve cooking stove -80 persons. Installed Improve Cooking Stove nos Training on compost pits -70 persons Construction of Compost Pits- 652 nos Construction of Biogas plant-01 IEC materials distributed to community pcs
23 Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR)/Disaster Risk Management Provided 03 days Training to CDRT on DRR & Response 200 sets Response kits distributed to CDRT 200 volunteers. Prepared contingency plan for 16 communities
24 Constructed Link road at Baishpukur, Nilphamari. Constructed a Box Culvert at Chewria, Disaster Risk Reduction Kushtia. Advocacy meeting with GO and NGOs/other agencies 24 nos. Courtyard meeting on Disaster risk reduction measures-160 nos
25 Capacity Building of BDRCS Units (and Disaster risk reduction) Formed Unit Disaster Response Team (UDRT) 4 nos. Training on Disaster Response for UDRT) 4 nos. Emergency Response kits distributed 8 sets. Magura Unit Office/blood centre construction -01 Renovated and upgraded 4 unit offices. Provided computers, internet facilities, Furniture's & motor cycles 4 units.
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