Annual Report 2010-11

KISSAN VIKAS TRUST, PATNA

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We have completed year 2010 and in the way of achieving the next mission. This year we have worked for livelihood,

development and protection for the excluded community people comes under disaster prone areas of north Bihar.

The children were the main focus behind these activities. To make a better citizen in future it’s essential to pay

attention towards their need and rights. Children should grow up with their innocence in an open and free

environment. We want to make a child friendly environment, but there is some hurdle also due to our existing

traditions and personal greediness too. There is need that children should come forward to take their own decision.

Therefore Bal Panchayat is formed by our organization, so that children could take their own decision and could fight

against the odd which is prevalent in the society since years. There is child centered magazine called Bal Sambad

which is edited by children. It is focused on the various activities related to various social issues which is widely

spread in our society.

Women Action Forum, Self Help Group, Child Protection Committee, Farmers Club, and Village Disaster Management

Committee etc are formed by our organization to achieve the organizational goal. Children have participation in

various such committees. We want to create a society in which every one could proudly said “Let us together and

decide”.

Prabhat Kumar

(Managing Trustee)

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Kissan Vikas Trust (KVT) is a voluntary organization registered under charitable Trust Act in 1997.The organization

has been initiated by a group of individuals committed for the development of rural communities under the guidance of

Mr. Prabhat Kumar who has a long experience in the field of development.

The organization has been working in six districts of Bihar, and one district of Jharkhand. Beginning with Disaster

Preparedness and formation of Bal Panchayat in the initial stage. Then KVT gradually moved towards Child Rights

and Protection, Health and Education issues etc. then formation of SHG for economic empowerment of women,

formation of Kissan Club, Child Protection Committee etc.

KVT’s journey is 14 years long and during this time frame it has faced lots of barriers and challenges. The

organization aims to empower the economically weaker & socially marginalized sections of the society through their

capacity building. The organization works with children, women, handicapped people, poor & deprived section of the

society to bring them to the mainstream of development by ensuring their rights and dignity. Major areas of interest of

the organization are promotion of Child Rights & Child Protection, Empowerment of Women, Promotion of Self Help

Groups (SHGs), Adult Education, Primary & Non – Formal Education, Development of Basic Health & Hygiene as well

as awareness about HIV/AIDS and Employment Generation through Vocational Training.

TRUST’s MISSION & VISION

KVT’s Mission is to protect all kind of Human Values and Human Rights, it’s vision is to create a society where

harmony is universal and there is no discretion whatsoever in the form of cast religion, gender, culture and race, and

to promote concept of “To live and let other live” which include all living things.

OBJECTIVES

Enable environment of its target population through organizing them as a self-defining groups with a strong

sense of self- identity and with capacities to act as a pressure group.

To establish sustainability mechanism of already developed structures and assets which include human,

social, environmental financial and physical.

To expand working areas and forge new alliances.

Reforming government institutions to be Pro Poor.

To promote gender equality.

To ensure child rights for every child without any discrimination.

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Major Activities

Child Rights

Women Empowerment

Community Based Disaster Preparedness

Economic Empowerment & Livelihood Support

Workshops & Seminar

Training & Capacity Building

Cross Cutting

Case Studies

Achievements

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CHILD RIGHTS

Children are one of the most strategic focus groups of the organization. In order to protect and promote children’s

rights and build up a child friendly environment, the organization has been promoting the following speculations.

Observance of Red Hand Day

Red Hand Day observes this year again with same zest and enthusiasm on 12th Feb 2011 at both the places namely

Patna and Khagaria. In Patna it was celebrated at Carmel High School in which from class 6th to 11

th about five

hundred girls have participated and 485 girls have given the hand print. At Khagaria Red Hand Day celebrated at

Middle School Bauchuta East in which about 200 students have participated and 85 students have given their hand

print.

Back To School Campaign

A major activity was involved in the month of March 2010 as the major number of children drop out from the school

hence it was very necessary to make the parents aware about the education and convince them about its need, a

back to school campaign was organized, in order to make the people aware about the education in all the 20 targeted

villages.

Leadership Training

An Interaction was made between the children from the 20 targeted villages and the different government officials in

order to make them familiar with the govt. officials, the main objective was to develop leadership quality among them

and also to interact with the officials easily and so that they can discuss their problems without any hesitation. A

district level task force has been created including 12 officials and 3 children from the most marginalized community.

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Play Together (Under CRC Week) In the month of November Play Together was organized at Koshi College Khagaria. In this program Children

participated from 40 villages along with volunteers of the same village. Various kinds of games & activities were

performed by the children.

Child Right‘s Week On occasion of Children’s day, Boys and Girls observed Children’s Right Week for one week, where children took

their PRABHAT FERI at thirty project villages of Khagaria District.

Observance of International Child Labor Abolition Day

On the occasion of International Child Labour Abolition Day on 12

th June 2010 a rally was organized by Children of

Bal Panchayat at 10 project villages in which about 500 children have participated.

Bal Panchayat Intervention in Assembly Election 2010

During the Assembly Election2010, members of Bal

Panchayat Khagaria, have raised the question from

contestant during the campaign, why there is no issue

related to child rights in their campaign. They also

said that our parents would cast their vote to those

candidates only that will raised the issue of child

rights. In Bihar the children population is 40% of total

population, but there is no issue related to them. So

members of Balpanchayat of every village got united

and asked the same question from each contestant

who campaigning to their village. First of all, the

members of Bal Panchayat Gharai village of Rashouk

Panchayat and Hidyatpur village of Mansi block had

taken the initiative.

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EDUCATION

Students at CFEC

Last Year Two Child Friendly Education Centre

had been constructed by KVT with the support of

SEWA an organization based in Netherland at

Sonbarsha block of Saharsha district. The centre

have facilities like toilet, play ground and

Amphitheatre. Education Kit and Playing materials

have been provided by organization to bring changes

in behaviour of dalit children.

This school is successfully running at two villages

namely Sihpur of Paraiyaa Panchayat and Maniyaa

village of Sahuriyaa Panchayat. A total of 177

students are studying at both the places. The mode

of education is through group discussion, cultural

activities, games etc.

The priority is given to those students who don’t have

educational background in their family and for them

the only source of income is to work as a daily wages

labourer. The existing govt schools in locality is not

child friendly so generally children don’t have any

interest in going to the school, but this school is

constructed child friendly so students enjoy a lot

there.

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Women Empowerment

Women Empowerment is one of the important themes taken up by the organization. The task is facilitated with the

help of Women Action Forum (Mahila Shakti Sanghtan) formed by organization at all villages for the development

of women’s living condition who federate at village level. There is a total of 30 Women Action Forum with a

membership of 600 females. Monthly meeting of WAF have organized every month where the members have

discussed their problem and the problem related to the community and try to resolve it. The members of WAF have

now become very active as they are now able to take decision against any odd persisting in the society. For example

at some places they have taken action against bad quality of mid- day meal and compel the school authority to

provide better quality of meal to the school students. They had also solved some of the problem related to domestic

violence and protested child marriage. There is TBA Committee also, which used to play an important role in safe

delivery during the time disaster. There are about 90 members in this committee. The committee is constituted at all

the project villages. With this there is existence of Pay Jal Committee with 60 members.

The groups have also played an important role in the observance of significant days like International Women’s Day,

Breast Feeding Week, and Safe Motherhood Day etc.

Observance of International Women’s day

On International Women’s day, a Rally was organized by

Mahila Shakti Sangathan on 8th March 2011 at Khagaria.

Approx 500 women from 25 villages were participated in

the rally. Prabhat Kumar (Managing Trustee of KVT) had

coordinated the rally. Female members from all groups had

participated in the rally. After rally women raised the slogans

like “We want equal opportunities, we want equal rights and

we want development to all” and “Nari Shakti Rastra Shakti,

Nari ekta Rastra Ekta” and “Hum Abla Nahi Nari Hain fool

Nahi Chingari Hain”.

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Community Based Disaster Preparedness

TDH Germany supported CBDP project in 20 villages of

Khagaria and Save the Children in 30 villages of Beldaur

block of Khagaria. The venture aimed at complete

empowerment of the community to prepare itself against

natural and man- made disasters like flood. That is why; it

promoted activities like awareness building through mass

mediums, promotion of food security, advocacy and

networking and promotion of disaster preparedness activities

like formation of grain bank, boat to the community,

temporary shelter, mock drills, promotion of alternate

livelihood etc. Up to end of the reporting year there were total

of 30 Mahila Shakti Sangthan, 300 Village Vigilance

Groups (One in each village having a membership of 15), 62 SHGs, 30 DRR Committee, 10 School

Disaster Preparedness Committee, 62 First-Aid Task Force, 50 Early Warning Task Force, 30 Search

and Rescue Task Force, 30 Psychosocial Care and Child Protection Task Force, 30 Relief Management

Task Force as the platform of collective actions against disaster. To sensitize the community on disaster

preparedness a drive of wall writing and disaster mapping was undertaken in all the project villages. The

community has also been regular with the storage of grain in the grain tank provided by the organization. At

present a total of 20 villages are in the practice. Promotion of safe drinking water has been another important

intervention aiming to get pure drinking water during the time of disaster and to prevent from water born

diseases. For this purpose platform of Hand Pump Raised in

flood affected areas at 10 project villages and Hand Pump

Repairing training provided to women of Khagaria with

demonstration and participatory method. Women member of

this committee trained for repairing hand pump so that they

can do this even in absence of male member and can used

toolkit properly. After the training hand pump repairing toolkits

has been provided to them. Maintenance of boats, life jackets

is another important area wherein community has shown its

keen concern with an availability of 9 boats and a total of 20

life jackets were available in the project area. Kissan Vikas

Trust held DRR REPRESENTATIVE CONVENTION at the

Red Cross Bhawan at Khagaria, in which the issue was

disaster risks reduction in Bihar with focus on recurrent flood of every year. KVT believes that if the weaker

section of our society is not made stronger at economic and social level, the risk of disaster will always cloud

over them. In this convention some of the proposals were discussed and put forward of which the copies were

also sent to the Chief Minister, Deputy Chief Minister, District Magistrate, Additional District Magistrate, and

District Education Superintendent.

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A Mock Earth Quake Response by NDRF (National Disaster Reduction Force) had been organized at Miller High

School, in which our organization has got a chance for participation.

Mock Drill by NDRF (Miller School)

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A total of Six Training Programs were conducted by the organizations for the focus community and project team

members to prepare them before disaster.

Training related to DRR

S.No. Name of the

Training

Type of the

Training Place

No. of

Participants

1 Training on Search and

Rescue to Village Vigilance Group

Disaster

Preparedness Khagaria 283

2 Training on First Aid Disaster

Preparedness Khagaria 32

3 Training to TBA

Members to conduct safe deliveries

Related to health &

disaster Khagaria 40

4 Training of SHG women

for Self Employment Generation.

Economic

Empowerment Khagaria 40

5 Training in Animal Care Disaster

Preparedness Khagaria 71

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Training to PRI members on Damage

Assessment and Relief Act

Disaster

Preparedness Khagaria 140

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Grain collection by WAF

GRAIN STORAGE BECOMES A REGULAR PRACTICE

Absence of grains becomes a big problem for

villagers during rainy season and flood. The

villagers were given inputs on storage of grains to

be used during rainy season. For storage of grains

15 grain tanks provided at 15 villages by

organization with 200 quintal of rice to each

village. Grain Tank has capacity of 400 Quintal of

grains, so remaining 200 quintal is collected by

community. In Khagaria maize production is

major crop, so they generally used to sell maize

and brought rice instead. Grains given on loan

during normal time to the needy people like old,

sick and disable, they used to return it according

to their comfort.

Members of SHG and Mahila Shakti Sangthan

play an important role in collection of grains and

management of grain.

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Building Community Assets and Infrastrucure

One CFFS constructed by the organization at Beldaur block of Khagaria district by the support of Save the Children.

The CFFS is a child friendly flood shelter, had been prepared to provide shelter to the children as well as to the

community during the time of disaster. Before building construction, training provided to masons by expert engineers.

The building is earth quake resistant. CFFS is constructed under the school campus. There is facility of water tank at

atop of the building with it there is facility of generator too, which would be used during the time of emergency. The

building is constructed child friendly, so that during the time of disaster children would feel homely and there is sitting

latrine facility for the sick and disable person too.

Newly Constructed CFFS at Beldaur

154 Sauchalaya constructed at Khuttauna block of Madhubani, the Sauchalaya is constructed specially for dalits who don’t have toilet facility and after construction it was hand over to them.

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Economic Empowerment & Livelihood Support

SHG Committee

The organization formed SHG at all the 30 project villages, including 15 women in each group. SHG account has been

opened in nationalized bank. The SHG members are mostly belonging to dalit family. The members usually take loan

for personal as well as for business purposes. Sometime the amount is given to the community also as a loan. This

year ten women and thirty downtrodden women get livelihood support.SHG has responsibility to maintain all

community assets of DRR. The schedule meeting of SHG’s takes place every month in every project villages.

Seed Bank

Wheat and Moongdal seeds have distributed to the farmers of following three villages namely Chakla Mushari,

Gharari, and Tinghachhiya. 190 Kg of Moong Seeds and 860 Kg of Wheat Seeds have been given to the marginal

farmers for the purpose of Seed Bank. Wheat seeds has harvested on 36 acres of land. It would be produce approx

260 quintal of wheat grains.

Seed Collection

Related Achievement

40 Women got livelihood support at project villages. The needy women selected by local SHG groups. It

provided an immense opportunity to the women who were considered as the weaker section of the

society. After livelihood support a renewed confidence and self worth arouse that the women are able to

do something for themselves and their family. The beneficiaries purchased those things which they

wanted to purchase since long but due to unavailability of resources and finance they were unable to fulfill

their dreams. After getting financial support some women had purchased goats, one woman has

purchased sewing machine for tailoring, one has opened a small grocery shop and another one has open

a laundry. Now they are self dependent and providing financial support to the family.

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Existing Group & Committee

Kissan Club The main function of Farmer’s Club (Kissan Club) is to provide scientific and systematic knowledge to the village

farmers on proper cropping method before and after flood. Organization had provided them different training on

Alternative agriculture, Seasonal agriculture, and Knowledge about advance quality of rice grain which can be

cultivated after flood. With help of training programme now they come to know which cultivation is more advantageous

for the farmers before and after flood. Before flood pulses, wheat, pea, maize and, oats etc are cultivated by farmers

because these are the short term agriculture. The training enhanced the development of farmers and protected them

from miserable situation caused by disaster. KVT established 20 Farmers Club at 20 villages of Khagaria District.

Meeting of Kissan Club held every month at all project villages of Khagaria District.

Children’s Group A total of 80 Children’s Groups have been formed by our organization at all the project villages of Khagaria and

Beldaur. Children’s group is well known as Bal Panchayat. The role of Bal Panchayat is to identify, monitor and inform

child protection issues with village level committees for quick redressed to protect themselves and children in their

village from any form of exploitation and abuse. 15 children are elected as children representative in this group (10-14

years of age). All children above 6 years and below 17 years from the village are the member of this group. All

children groups representative has been trained on child rights and their protection issues. The children groups’

representative can now identify their protection issues and have local referral system to address these issues in

villages. They conduct meeting every month related to various issues of child rights and protection and take necessary

action if needed.

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Child Protection Committee Child Protection Committee has been formed by Kissan Vikas Trust at every project villages with the support of our

funding organization. 15 member’s village level committees including 6 males, 6 females and 3 children are known as

Child Protection Committee (CPC). The role of CPC is to identify, monitor and respond to the child protection &

education issues in village and to build child friendly environment in their village. A Total of 60 CPCs are functional at

all the project villages of Khagaria and Beldaur.

Children Resource Center Temporary Shelter gets converted into Child Resource Centre after disaster and children used to study, play, do

paintings, and conduct meetings about the problem related to them and on other issues also. They strengthen

themselves here against any abuse or misbehavior.

Support Children’s has been provided with sports items and basic learning materials like crayons, colors, chart papers, books

etc. The basic mode of learning is by Child to Child Education which has been monitored by one volunteer in each

village.

Workshop and Seminars

Related to Health

The launching of the Health Project (Savings Children’s lives through Community Empowerment) held at

Khagaria district in the presence of important dignitaries such as Additional District Magistrate, Civil Surgeon,

ICDS District Programme Officer, etc. It was one of the most important event in which people from

government officials to grass root level workers had come together and gave their full support and cooperation

to make this project a success.

A community orientation was held in the month of July. The people of the village were assembled in a place

and told about the health project; people were given a detailed description about the project.

In the month of October, KVT has organized a Baby Show at

two blocks of Khagaria district with the support of SC under

health project. In this show three children and their mothers

have participated from each village. The show has specially

focused on immunization and health check up of child between

0-5 years. Civil Surgeon and two pediatricians were there for

the check up of babies. In this program three best healthy

baby got first, second and third prize. A doll was given to the

all child participants.

Baby Show

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A Media Consultation was held on health issues at Sanhauli Community Hall Khagaria. The chief guest for

this consultation was Civil Surgeon and PHC in charge of Khagaria. The media people from print and

electronic media were participated in this consultation. The discussion has been made on the issues related to

ASHA, Aganwadi, and ANM.

An Awareness Campaign has been organized on the occasion of World Pneumonia Day by Kissan Vikas

Trust with the support of Save the Children at Rajendra Sarovar Sanhauli and Sonmankhi Ghat, Khagaria. A

poster which display about symptoms and prevention from pneumonia was launched. To assure the

participation of the community thumb sign has been taken in which more than thousand persons have

participated. After this campaign a free pneumonia check -up camp has to be organized so this campaign was

a good stage for its advertisement. After that Awareness Camp was organized for five consecutive days at

different project villages.

Related to Child Rights

State Level Workshop on the Task Force Formation for ensuring Social Inclusion have jointly planned by

Save the Children along with its partner NGOs (KVT and SGSS) in the month of September 2010 at Hotel

Maurya, Patna. Save the Children is advocating and promoting

social inclusion

through various

projects in Bihar and

KVT & SGSS both

are implementing

projects promoting

social inclusion in

Bihar.One Day

Workshop on Right

to Information was

held in the month of

Aug 2010 again.

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During the workshop it explained in details about there are how many articles related to RTI, how it to be

implemented? What’s the process to get information? When it implemented?

In the month of Aug 2010 a workshop has been organized regarding the preparation of IEC materials by the

members of Bal – Panchayat at Sanhauli Community Hall Khagaria. The main objective of the workshop was

to develop the skill of children regarding writing and drawing and used their article and drawing/painting in Bal-

Sambad. They also learnt about photo and videography in the workshop. Participants were very excited after

knowing the different tricks of photography.

The three days Project Roll out Workshop has been organized at Puri (Orissa) in the month of Jan

2011.The workshop was based on Children’s Alliance for Realization of Child Rights. From organization

some staffs and managing trustee had participated.

At Bodh Gaya a workshop titled Accountability to Children and Children’s Participation has been held in

the month of Feb 2011.It was organized by Save the Children for partner’s NGO.

A workshop for EU funded Human Rights Projects (Newly Contracted) had been organized by Save the

Children in New Delhi in the month of March 2011. Managing Trustee Mr. Prabhat Kumar had represented

from the organization.

Training and Capacity Building

Capacity Building is defined as the creation of an enabling environment with appropriate policy and legal

frameworks, institutional development, including community participation (of women in particular), human resources

development and strengthening of managerial systems, adding that, UNDP recognizes that capacity building is a long-

term, continuing process, in which all stakeholders participate (ministries, local authorities, non-governmental

organizations and water user groups, professional associations, academics and others.

Capacity building is the elements that give fluidity, flexibility and functionality of a program/organization to adapt to

changing needs of the population that is served. A total of fifteen training programs were conducted by the

organization/network partners for the capacity building of focus community and project team.

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Sl. No.

Name of the Training Type of Training Place No. of Participants

1 Training of health and

nutrition workers Health Related Khagaria 50

2 TOT Capacity Building of

Staffs Khagaria

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3 TOT Capacity Building of

Children ‘s Group Khagaria

600

4 Training for CPC members Health Awareness Khagaria

639

5 Orientation of PRI’s

Members To reduce malnutrition &

mother mortality rate Khagaria

282

6 Community Orientation Health Awareness Khagaria

467

7 Training for Adolescent

Groups Maternal and Child

health Khagaria

400

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Training for Village Health and Sanitation Committee

Health Related Khagaria

65

9 TOT for KVT Staffs Health Related Khagaria 15

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TOT for KVT Staffs Community Orientation

of Pneumonia Khagaria

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Community Orientation of Pneumonia at project

villages

Health Related Khagaria 45

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Training for Small and Marginal Farmers on

Alternative Crop Farming

Training for Small and

Marginal Farmers Khagaria 607

13 MIS Training Training for IPAP staff Patna 10

14 Staffs orientation Maternal and Child

Health. Patna 11

15 TOT Workshop by

NIMHANS

Psychosocial care for disaster survivors with

special reference to children

Banglore 2

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A Follow up Media Consultation was organized at Panchayat Bhawan, Sanhauli, of Khagaria District in which media

personals were invited.

Follow up Media Consultation

Organizational Development The process of organizational development was initiated with “Bal Sambad” a magazine for children in which they

express their feelings and thoughts and paint their canvas of imagination with different colors. Earlier the magazine

was prepared by staffs but gradually the children started to pay attention towards it. A training program was conducted

for members of Bal Panchayat so that they would able to know the basics techniques of writing, editing and

composing. Children have constituted a team of editors and now the magazine is prepared by children themselves.

The main focus of our program is based on children so Child Protection Policy has been made by our organization.

There is no discrimination on the name of male and female and they work freely with the cooperation of male

colleague. Sexual Harassment is very offensive and abusive crime which happens with females at work places at

several organizations, this type of things should not be happen in our organization, so Policy against Sexual

Harassment is also formulated because organization cannot bear any type of harassment at work place. HR Policy

and Accounts Policy are also formulated to maintain transparency at the work place. Organization has following

documents at place:

Profile of the Organization

HR Policy

Accounts Policy

Policy Against Sexual Harassment

Child Protection Policy.

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Networking

International Level: Save the Children, Terres des homes, Germany, SEWA Network Foundation,

Netherland

National Level: Save the Children (Bal Raksha Bharat), Terres des homes India Partner, CSO Partner, ICICI

Bank

State Level: PHED Govt. of Bihar

Organizational Management Kissan Vikas Trust (KVT) is a voluntary organization registered under charitable Trust Act in 1997. The governing

body of the organization met for its meeting on April 15, 2010 and again on August 5, 2010 and December 1, 2010. In

the new financial year the governing body met on March 15, 2011. The agenda for the meeting were: Reporting and

discussion of the income and expenditure of the organization, discussion on CPC and HR policy, and distribution of

trustee’s responsibilities.

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Trust Board

Trust Board

Managing Trustee

Administrative Staffs

HR & Admin Accounts Staffs Office Assistant

Project Coordinators

MIS Officer

Field Coordinator

Community

Community

Coordinator

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Mass Awareness and Development Communication

Resources of the Organisation

Training Team

KVT has a team of experts on the following issues:

Search and Rescue

Child Right and Child Protection

Gender

Maternal & Child Health

SHG

First Aid

Community Mobilization

Psychosocial care during Disaster Management

Important Days Observed at Community Level

Republic Day

Red Hand Day

International Women’s Day

Environment Day

Independence Day

International child Labor Abolition day

Breast feeding Day

Safe Motherhood Day

Sanitation Day

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Staff Details of Our Organization

Library

KVT owns library which carries up to 500 books and various types of reports and other reading materials on

development issue. The books are related to social, political, environmental, child rights and several other

issues. Organization has following publication regarding offering the services:

Child Protection Policy

Policy against Sexual Harassment

Bal Sambad – A magazine published specially for children by children

Sawastha, Safai aur Samman ki Baatein- Related to health and hygiene of children

Baccho ki nazar mein Janhit ki Yojnaye-

Apda se Bachne ki Tyari Abhiyaan- 2011- This is an important document which describe about the

preparedness before disaster.

Baccho ke Adhikar aur Jimmedariya- This document is related to Rights and Responsibility of

children.

CRF and NCCF se Sahaiyta ke Niyam

Workshop report of Disaster Risk Reduction Committee.

Case Studies

Neelam Kumari, d/o Mr. Madan Sada and

Ms. Kunti Devi, resident of Madhura village is

only 15 years old, but her father fixed her

marriage and not informed anybody. The

members of Bal Panchayat and CPC got the

information and they decided to meet

neelam’s father. They went to her home and

talked to his father about the disadvantage of

early marriage, they also said that it is

punishable crime to do a girl marriage before

18 years and you can get imprisonment for

three years. After, knowing this her father

said I’ll solemnized my daughter’s marriage

only when she would be 18 years old and will

try to postpone the marriage of groom also

after the concern of his family. In this way Bal

Panchayat of Madhura got success in their

mission.

35 years old Bhusan Sada, was compel to go

outside the state in search of work as there is

meager job opportunity during the time of

flood and drought at villages. But he wanted

to live with his family. He discussed about his

problem with the community. The people

associated with trust met with present

Mukhiyaa and Gram Sevak along with him.

After that he fills up the application form for

job card, published by our organization. After

some time he got job card and he applied for

job, after 15 days of applying he got work in a

road construction at his own village. Now he

is very happy as he is living with his family

and old parents.

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Achivement

Beneficiaries linked with government schemes during the whole year

NAREGA

(553)

ICDS (MID

DAY MEAL)

LAND

RIGHTS (157)

INDIRA

AWASH

YOJNA (193)

KANYA

SURKCHA

YOJNA

OLD AGE

PENSION

(121)

POSAK

YOJNA

(567)

EMPLOYMENT

GURANTEE

SCHMES (398)

Male Female Boys Girls Male Female Male Female Female Male Female Boys Girls Male Female

345 208 480 413 102 55 153 40 179 34 87 343 224 256 142

Source: Filled forms, Volunteers Register, School Register, KVT Forms, List of JOB CARD

Health Project Beneficiaries

Total Villages:-20, PHC:-02 Block & District: Khagaria,Alauli, Khagaria, (Bihar)

Sl. No. Activity done No. of Beneficiaries

1 Total home visit of pregnant women 664

2 Registered in PHC,AWC 664

3 4 time taken ANC 391

4 100 iron tablet 436

5 Birth Preparedness 260

6 Total No. of Institutional delivery 173

7 Breast-feeding within an hour 230

8 Total No. of children weighted after birth 180

9 Total home visit of Lactating women 680

10 3 time taken PNC 258

11 MCHN Day celebrated 491

12 3 doses DPT/OPV vaccine given,(12-23,m) 326

13 Total Fully Immunized children 442

14 Children weighed 0-3 years 1528

15 Children weighed 3-5 years 2437

16 Complementary feeding 6 month 416

17 Total No. of visit for 0-6 month children 569

18 Total No. of visit for 7-12 month children 796

19 Tot al No. of visit for 1-3 years children 1053

20 Total No. of visit for 3-6 years children 1052

21 Exclusively breastfed up to 6 month with water 297

22 Total No. of Identified Malnourished children 349

23 Total No. of Families Malnourished Counseled 305

24 Total No. of Diarrhea & Pneumonia case refer to hospital 187

25 Total No. of diarrhea children received ORS 186

26 Total No. of Pneumonia 196

27 Children received antibiotics 1273 Source: Cluster Co-ordinator Register

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Office Details

PATNA

B-403, VAISHNAVI PLAZA,

DWARIKA MANDIR LANE, WEST BORING CANAL ROAD, PATNA-800001

Ph.No. 0612- 3240733

JHARKHAND

NEAR RLC WATER TANK, P.O. SARAIDHELA, DHANBAD, JHARKHAND

Website Details: www.kvtindia.org

E-mail ID: kvtango@yahoo.com , info@kvtindia.org

Registration Details: Charitable Trust Act-4094/IV301 Dated-08/07/1997

FCRA Details: FCRA NO-031170169 Dated 10t h

February 2000

List of Current Projects:

Year Project Funded by

2009-2010 DDR in Bihar Terre des Hommes (TDH), Germany

2009-2010 Rebuilding children’s lives in flood

affected areas – Bihar Save the Children, UK

2009-2010 School Construction Seva Foundation, Nether Land

2009-2010

“Stronger Voice to Excluded

Children in, Govt. & NGO Policies

and Programs”

Save the Children, UK

2009-2010 “Saving Children’s lives through

Community Empowerment” Save the Children, Australia

2009-2012 Children Alliance for Realization of

Child Rights

Save the Children, European

Commission

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Ph: 0612-3240733, Mobile: 9334330432, Web : www.kvtindia.org, Email-id: kvtango@yahoo.com , info@kvtindia.org