Atal Bhu Jal Yojana Grama Sabha

08-Nov-21

The goal of Atal Bhujal Yojana (Atal Jal) is to demonstrate community-led sustainable ground water management which can be taken to scale. The major objective of the Scheme is to improve the management of groundwater resources in select water stressed areas Atal Jal is targeted at sustainable ground water management, mainly through convergence among various on-going schemes with the active involvement of local communities and stakeholders. The convergence shall further result in incentives to State Governments for suitable investments, aided by strong data base, scientific approach and community participation. The scheme has been designed as a pilot with the principal objective of strengthening the institutional framework for participatory ground water management. It also aims at bringing about behavioral change at the community level through awareness programs and capacity building for fostering sustainable ground water management in the selected areas.

Vocational Training Program for Adolescent Girls at Koppal District of Karnataka

29-Oct-21

Income Generation Programme for Adolescent Girls is executed at Bevoor of Yelburga taluk, Koppal district. Project aimed to empower the adolescent village girls (who were working in seed production) with tailoring skill which will help them to earn their livelihoods by stitching clothes during their leisure time or make a business by setting up tailoring shop and tailoring training center Supported by BASF Vegetable Seeds Netherland Employee Donation and being executed by MSSS

Nataional Program Management Unit Officials Visit

22-Oct-21

MSSS District Implementation Partner organization prepared Water security Plan for Rajaghatta grama Panchayath under Atal Bhu Jal Yojana. Nataional Program Management Unit Officials Team visited grama panchayath and Interacted with grama panchayath members, Officials and Other stateholders on Atal Jal Implementation Process.

Exposure Visit to Best WATSAN Practices

29-Aug-21

MSSS Identified as an Implementing Support Agency to promote IEC/ HRD activities. Under this program Msss build awareness through diverse, effective and multiple communications media that focused on community roles and responsibilities in participating and contributing to the program as part of the Program Exposure visit to the Stakeholders on best Practices is also one of key element.

Model Village Concept

25-Jun-20

-WASH program _Installation of Household level environmental friendly model -25 Rain water harvesting model demonstrated all the households having solar lighting -Community treated drinking water facility managed by the community

Water Management through community participation

04-Jun-20

"The ground water and soil in the area is contaminated due to indiscriminate discharge of untreated /inadequately treated effluents and dumping of solid wastes from industries. According to a reliable report (IESC) another serious problem that has been noticed is the depletion of groundwater on account of over-exploitation. It is found that the units with 10 acres of floriculture have dug up an average of 4 bore wells and each well goes to about 600 feet. According to one estimate, the groundwater use is 212-acre inches per hectare, which is almost 40 times higher than the amount of water used by normal food crops like ragi. This has caused groundwater levels to go low. IMPACT 1500 Grass root workers were trained on water management 500 Village Water & Sanitation Committee members were trained on water management 250 Panchayath Raj Institution members were trained on water management Conducted water literacy programs & Competition

Vocational training for Adolescent Girls

04-Jun-20

Provision of better livelihood opportunities for boys and girls through training on professional skills, life skills and economic management for unemployed group in the deprived communities. A debate was organised for school children regarding Protection of the Environment.