SC ST Sub-Plan Udaipur 30 04 09

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BRGF Perspective Plan

Sub-Plan for SC & ST

District Udaipur

By-Aaditya Leafin Pvt Ltd, Jaipur


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Situational Analysis of SC/ST Households in District Udaipur

1. Status of HousingAs evident from the table shown below, the housing condition of SC/ST households in district Udaipur is

considerably distressing. 17.93 of the total marginalized population in the district still lives in Kuccha

houses. The situation of SC/ST households in Udaipur district is even worse with only around 11.23

percent of the total population of SC/ST category living in semi-pucca or pucca houses.

Blocks Kuccha Semi pucca Pucca

Mavli 14.95 12.32 25.45

Gogunda 8.92 19.46 33.02

Kotra 18.12 15.03 22.45

Jhadol 13.99 14.27 27.82

Badgaon 14.82 15.59 30.44

Girwa 27.54 10.23 11.61

Bhindar 22.92 12.58 26.22

Dhariawad 18.45 9.99 23.60

Salumbar 14.93 9.82 18.77

Sarada 16.56 11.31 15.47

Kherwara

Total 17.93 11.23 20.26

2. Pattern of Land HoldingAs regards the pattern of operational land holding amongst the SC/ST households in district Udaipur,

Majority of families (82.72%) are having less than 1 ha un irrigated land or 0.5 ha o irrigated land. 14.81%

families are having 1ha.-2ha. of un-irrigated land (or 0.5-1.0 ha. of irrigated land). 0.30% families own

more than 5 ha un irrigated (or 2.5 ha irrigated land).


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Mavli Gogunda Kotra Jhadol Badgaon Girwa Bhindar Dhariawad Salumber Sarada Kherwara

Size of Land

HoldingST SC ST SC ST SC ST SC ST SC ST SC ST SC ST SC S T SC ST SC ST SC

Total no.

of

families


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3. Means of LivelihoodMeans Of Livelihood

BlockSocial

Group

Casual

LabourSubsistence Artisans Salary Others Total

MavliST 4483 3757 168 474 921 9803

SC 1929 1722 415 618 732 5416

GogundaST 4870 10873 193 308 547 16791

SC 1267 1573 221 252 155 3468

KotraST 7978 31810 174 443 961 41366

SC 237 494 42 24 41 838

JhadolST 3707 30406 343 603 250 35309

SC 384 738 46 196 89 1453

BadgaonST 6426 2894 254 629 423 10626

SC 1116 293 119 441 250 2219

GirwaST 8383 15648 474 1904 3113 29522

SC 918 527 259 517 575 2796

BhindarST 2849 5690 130 332 539 9540

SC 1572 2292 402 438 558 5262

DhariawadST 5735 30829 279 1052 1587 39482

SC 777

1258

278

163

175 2651

SalumbarST 3839 19407 278 825 732 25081

SC 679 1024 454 262 221 2640

SaradaST 8626 22516 604 1608 719 34073

SC 1405 1061 429 447 297 3639

KherwaraST 8201 34514 242 4288 1165 48410

SC 653 1135 126 302 173 2389

Total no. of Families 76034 220461 5930 16126 14223 332774

% 22.85 66.25 1.78 4.85 4.27 100

Despite being a ST district, only 4.85% families live on salary. A major portion of families depend on

subsistence cultivation or casual labor. Kherwara block top the l ist of salaried families with 28.46% against

Kotra with only 2.89% families depends on Salary. Again Sarada top the list of families whose earning from

Artisan job (17.41%) with Pratapgarh on the Bottom (3.64%).

Status of Indebtedness

Indebtedness is a very common feature amongst the marginalized section of district Udaipur. Majority of

families (67.79 %) take loan from informal source for daily consumption purpose. Only 1.83 % families

approaches institutional agencies for loan while only 11.33 % families are reported free of Debt.


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Type Of

Indebtedness

For Daily Consumption

Purposes From

Informal Sources

For Production

Purpose From

Informal Sources

For Other

Purpose From

Informal Sources

Borrowing Only

From

Institutional

Agencies

Non-

indebted &

Posses

Assets

Block Social Group No. Of Families No. Of Families No. Of Families No. Of FamiliesNo. Of

FamiliesTotal

MavliST 6372 1106 1057 148 1120 9803

SC 2886 434 707 228 1161 5416

Gogunda ST 13129 1952 852 176 682 16791SC 2497 319 260 90 302 3468

KotraST 32552 3849 896 380 3689 41366

SC 658 63 29 22 66 838

JhadolST 24226 6247 3411 299 1126 35309

SC 958 134 200 43 118 1453

BadgaonST 7530 823 923 217 1133 10626

SC 1262 176 263 144 374 2219

GirwaST 16285 2384 3607 897 6349 29522

SC 1427 274 181 93 821 2796

BhindarST 6322 1336 834 171 877 9540

SC 3299 506 595 181 681 5262

DhariawadST 22042 7548 4376 1182 4334 39482

SC 1567 446 217 87 334 2651

SalumberST 18563 2687 1330 546 1955 25081

SC 1784 228 189 100 339 2640

SaradaST 27421 3698 1222 218 1514 34073

SC 2687 333 190 46 383 3639

KherwaraST 30639 4870 2240 745 9916 48410

SC 1486 282 118 81 422 2389

Total no. of Families 225592 39695 23697 6094 37696 332774

% 67.79 11.93 7.12 1.83 11.33 100.00

Interventions for SC/ST categories under BRGF

It would be apt to reiterate that the underlying theme of BRGF study and report is to address the needs of

most deprived community with special attention to scheduled cast and scheduled tribe. The specialconsideration given to these reserved categories in different sectors is given as under

Innovative Strategy for public awareness (Jagriti Fair): To promote awareness generation among common

mass awareness fairs are proposed once a year at every Gram Panchayat, covering all villages on rotation

basis. One awareness Fair proposed to be organized at Block level once a year and one such fair proposed to

be organized at district level every year. However, Emphasize to be given on clubbing there fairs with on going

traditional fairs.

Accordingly, a total amount of Rs. 825 Lakhs is being budgeted towards the Jagriti fair, out of which Rs. 503.76

Lakhs has been earmarked for benefitting the SC/ST population, based on their percentage in the total

population of the blocks.


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BlocksCost for Jagriti Fair

(Rs. In Lakhs)

Amount Earmarked for

SC/ST Population

(Rs. In Lakhs)

Mavli 77.86 22.81

Gogunda 66.27 35.01

Kotra 59.64 53.88

Jhadol 74.55 53.82

Badgaon 41.42 18.00Girwa 79.52 47.92

Bhindar 86.14 24.34

Dhariawad 81.17 67.49

Salumbar 79.52 48.42

Sarada 76.20 50.44

Kherwara 102.71 81.63

Total 825 503.76

Agriculture

A. Infrastructure Strengthening: The strengthening of infrastructure is proposed at all the levels ofagriculture facilities, which include repairing & construction of KVSS, LAMPS Godowns & Marketing

Facilitation center.

A total provision of Rs. 383 Lakhs has been made towards this intervention for all the blocks, out of which

Rs. 232.64 Lakhs has been earmarked for benefitting the SC/ST population, based on their percentage in

the total population of the blocks.

Blocks

Cost for strengthening

agriculture facilities

(Rs. In Lakhs)


SC/ST Population

(Rs. In Lakhs)

Mavli 18 5.27

Gogunda 40 21.13

Kotra 44 39.74

Jhadol 62 44.75

Badgaon 11 4.78

Girwa 33 19.88

Bhindar 57 16.10

Dhariawad 29 24.11

Salumbar 9 5.48

Sarada 54 30.74

Kherwara 26 20.66

Total 383 232.64

B. Addressing knowledge Deficit: Besides the input constraints, the knowledge deficit regarding properagronomic practices is also a major cause of concern in the district. This concern is proposed to be

addressed by strengthening the agriculture extension services in the district, encompassing the following

specific interventions_

(a) Capacity Building of Functionaries(b) Innovative Strategies for Agriculture Extension (CAW training)(c) Crop DemonstrationAccordingly, a total amount of Rs. 909.20 Lakhs is being budgeted towards the Addressing knowledge

Deficit, out of which Rs. 580.49 Lakhs has been earmarked for benefitting the SC/ST population, based on

their percentage in the total population of the blocks.


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Blocks

Cost for Addressing

knowledge Deficit

(Rs. In Lakhs)


SC/ST Population

(Rs. In Lakhs)

Mavli 65.311 19.13

Gogunda 90.098 47.60

Kotra 82.681 74.69

Jhadol 93.347 67.39

Badgaon 29.992 13.04Girwa 65.522 39.40

Bhindar 72.929 20.61


Salumbar 96.162 58.55

Sarada 93.559 61.94

Kherwara 121.026 96.19

Total 909.20 580.49

C. Promoting Commercial & Horticultural Crops: Cultivation of commercial crop, often termed as cash crops,is considered as one of the most effective means for increasing farmers income. Among various

commercial crops, it is proposed to go in for the introduction of Soyabean cultivation in the district. It is

targeted to bring an area of 2000 hectares under Soyabean cultivation over the next five years in the

district. It is proposed to promote its cultivation in the blocks Mavli, Dhariawad, Bhinder,Gogunda, &Girwa.

Each of the five identified blocks, it is proposed to organize 15 Self Help Groups every year, each having

around 18-20 members. As already mentioned, 50% of these members will be necessarily from the SC/ST

category. Thus, in each of these blocks, around 300 farmers will be benefited through this scheme every

year. The total cost of implementing this scheme in four block works out to Rs. 476.52 Lakhs per year has

been budgeted towards this special intervention for SC/ST.

Blocks

Cost for Promoting

Commercial &

Horticultural Crops

(Rs. In Lakhs)


SC/ST Population

(Rs. In Lakhs)

Mavli 73.65 21.58

Gogunda 62.68 33.11

Kotra 56.41 50.96

Jhadol 70.52 50.91

Badgaon 39.18 17.04

Girwa 75.22 45.32

Bhindar 81.49 23.02



Sarada 72.08 47.72

Kherwara 97.16 77.22

Total 780.4 476.52

Animal Husbandry

A. Infrastructure Strengthening: The strengthening of infrastructure is proposed in all the levels of Animalhealth facilities, which include repairing of Animal health facilities.

A total provision of Rs. 123.00 Lakhs has been made towards this intervention for all the blocks, out of

which Rs. 77.73 Lakhs has been earmarked for benefitting the SC/ST population, based on their

percentage in the total population of the blocks.


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Blocks

Cost for

strengthening

Animal Health

facilities

(Rs. In Lakhs)


SC/ST Population

(Rs. In Lakhs)

Mavli 07 2.05

Gogunda 08 4.22

Kotra 14 12.64

Jhadol 06 4.33

Badgaon 05 2.17

Girwa 15 9.04

Bhindar 16 4.52

Dhariawad 20 16.62

Salumbar 15 9.13

Sarada 04 2.64

Kherwara 13 10.37

Total 123 77.73

B. Pasture Development: Proper feeding plays a crucial role in production of milk & matter a lot in Animalhealth so to develop the animal feeding scenario. The pasture development in 13516 ha land is proposed.

A total provision of Rs. 404.74 Lakhs has been made towards this intervention for five blocks, out of which

Rs. 239.64 Lakhs has been earmarked for benefitting the SC/ST population, based on their percentage in


Blocks

Cost for Pasture

Development

(Rs. In Lakhs)


SC/ST Population

(Rs. In Lakhs)

Mavli 43.7 12.80

Gogunda 37.29 19.70

Kotra 25.02 22.60

Jhadol 21.05 15.27

Badgaon - -

Girwa 65.07 39.59

Bhindar 58.32 16.48



Sarada 29.91 19.80


Total 404.74 239.64

C. Community Live stock worker Training: Considering the health status of animals, Udaipur district islacking behind, as discussed earlier, Provision had been made to strengthen the alternate source of

income i.e. Veterinary medical care facilities are to be provided at the grass root level.

Thus, we propose 498 locales to be trained with a total required budget of Rs. 49.8 Lakhs has been made

towards this intervention for all the blocks, out of which Rs. 30.39 Lakhs has been earmarked forbenefitting the SC/ST population, based on their percentage in the total population of the blocks.


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Blocks

Cost for CLW

Training

(Rs. In Lakhs)

Amount Earmarked for SC/ST

Population

(Rs. In Lakhs)

Mavli 4.7 1.37

Gogunda 4 2.11

Kotra 3.6 3.25

Jhadol 4.5 3.25

Badgaon 2.5 1.09Girwa 4.8 2.89

Bhindar 5.2 1.47

Dhariawad 4.9 4.07

Salumbar 4.8 2.92

Sarada 4.6 3.04

Kherwara 6.2 4.93

Total 49.8 30.39

D. Dairy Development: A comprehensive dairy development program is proposed for overall development ofrural population of the district.

A total provision of Rs. 67.76 Lakhs has been made towards this intervention for all the blocks, out of

which Rs. 40.44 Lakhs has been earmarked for benefitting the SC/ST population, based on theirpercentage in the total population of the blocks.

Blocks

Cost for Dairy

Development

(Rs. In Lakhs)


SC/ST Population

(Rs. In Lakhs)

Mavli 7.29 2.14

Gogunda 6.20 3.28

Kotra - -

Jhadol 6.98 5.04

Badgaon - -

Girwa 7.44 4.48

Bhindar 8.06 2.28

Dhariawad 7.60 6.32

Salumbar 7.44 4.53Sarada 7.13 4.72

Kherwara 9.62 7.65

Total 67.76 40.44Irrigation

A. Formation and Training of Water User Group: Achievement of water security depends not only on theavailability of water, but also on the efficient and equitable use of the available water. Involvement of

user-farmers in the management of irrigation systems at various levels is widely accepted as an effective

alternative to the management by government or complete privatization. Service of professional Agency/

NGO may be sought for the purpose. In turn, Agency / NGO may be remunerated @ 10000/- per WUG

formation and provisioned of training / seminar.

A total Provision of Rs. 102.00 Lakhs out of which Rs. 62.28 Lakhs has been earmarked for benefitting the

SC/ST Population, based on their percentage in the total population of the blocks.


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Blocks

Cost for WUG

formation & Training

(Rs. In Lakhs)


SC/ST Population

(Rs. In Lakhs)

Mavli 9.63 2.82

Gogunda 8.19 4.33

Kotra 7.37 6.66

Jhadol 9.22 6.66

Badgaon 5.12 2.23Girwa 9.83 5.92

Bhindar 10.65 3.00


Salumbar 9.83 5.99

Sarada 9.42 6.24


Total 102.00 62.28

Literacy & Education

A. Literacy Improvement: 1.81 Lakhs illiterates are estimated in this age group. Educated local will beassigned to literate 10 illiterates @ Rs. 100/- per illiterate. 1.81 Lakhs Illiterates would be benefitted from

this project. Provision of Rs. 181.75 Lakhs out of which Rs. 116.18 Lakhs has been earmarked for

benefitting the SC/ST Population, based on their percentage in the total population of the blocks.

Blocks

Cost for Literacy

Improvement

(Rs. In Lakhs)


SC/ST Population

(Rs. In Lakhs)

Mavli 17.15 5.02

Gogunda 14.60 7.71

Kotra 13.14 11.87

Jhadol 16.42 11.85

Badgaon 9.12 3.97

Girwa 17.52 10.56

Bhindar 18.98 10.56



Sarada 16.79 11.11Kherwara 22.63 17.99

Total 181.75 116.18

B. Infrastructure Strengthening: It is proposed through this intervention to fill the critical infrastructural gapsin the primary, secondary and senior secondary education of the district Udaipur.

Accordingly, a total budget of Rs. 3817.6 Lakhs is being budgeted towards this intervention, out of which

Rs. 2394.03 Lakhs has been earmarked for benefiting the SC/ST population, based on their percentage in



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Blocks

Cost for

Infrastructure

Strengthening

(Rs. In Lakhs)


SC/ST Population

(Rs. In Lakhs)

Mavli 312.6 91.60

Gogunda 262.9 138.96

Kotra 286.7 259.00

Jhadol 332 239.68Badgaon 163 70.88

Girwa 443.7 267.37

Bhindar 354.7 97.69


Salumbar 362.1 220.48

Sarada 302 199.92

Kherwara 579 460.18

Total 3817.6 2394.03

Health

A. Innovative Strategies for Achieving the MDGs: Improving maternal health and reducing child mortalityare two important Millennium Development Goals concerning the health sector.

A total budget of Rs. 140.5 Lakhs is being budgeted towards this intervention, out of which Rs. 86.67 Lakhs

has been earmarked for benefiting the SC/ST population, based on their percentage in the total


Blocks

Cost for Achieving the

MDGs

(Rs. In Lakhs)


SC/ST Population

(Rs. In Lakhs)

Mavli 12.25 3.59

Gogunda 10.5 5.55

Kotra 12 10.84

Jhadol 13 9.38

Badgaon 6 2.61

Girwa 14.25 8.59

Bhindar 14.75 4.17Dhariawad 12.5 10.39

Salumbar 14 8.52

Sarada 13.5 8.93


Total 140.5 86.67

B. Community Health worker Training: Community Health worker Training is proposed in order to train oneeducated person from each gram-panchayat. Selection of such CHW is preferred from the villages lacking

Sub-center/ Health facilities.

A total budget of Rs. 49.8 Lakhs is being budgeted towards this intervention, out of which Rs. 30.4 Lakhs

has been earmarked for benefiting the SC/ST population, based on their percentage in the total



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BlocksCost for CHW Training

(Rs. In Lakhs)


SC/ST Population

(Rs. In Lakhs)

Mavli 4.7 1.38

Gogunda 4 2.11

Kotra 3.6 3.25

Jhadol 4.5 3.25

Badgaon 2.5 1.09Girwa 4.8 2.89

Bhindar 5.2 1.47

Dhariawad 4.9 4.07

Salumbar 4.8 2.92

Sarada 4.6 3.04

Kherwara 6.2 4.93

Total 49.8 30.4

Nutrition

A. Infrastructure Strengthening: It is proposed to undertake the following intervention for theStrengtheningof Existing AWCs in the District.

a) Repair of Building for Existing AWCs.Accordingly, a total amount of Rs. 324.5 Lakhs is being budgeted towards the Above Intervention, out of which

Rs. 197.66 Lakhs has been earmarked for benefitting the SC/ST population, based on their percentage in the

total population of the blocks.

Blocks

Cost for Infrastructure

Strengthening

(Rs. In Lakhs)


SC/ST Population

(Rs. In Lakhs)

Mavli 21.5 6.30

Gogunda 26 13.73

Kotra 36.5 32.97

Jhadol 24.5 17.69

Badgaon 31.00 13.48

Girwa 11.00 6.63

Bhindar 38.00 10.74


Salumbar 39.5 24.05

Sarada 41.5 27.47

Kherwara 30.5 24.24

Total 324.5 197.66

Industries & Employment

A. Job Oriented Training to Rural /Urban youth: A skill development exercise based on vocational trainingthrough short duration courses with guaranteed placements, is therefore, appropriate for the rural/urban

youth. It is cost effective and outcome oriented with a shorter gestation period depending on the type of

skills.

The construction, service sector tourism, hotel industry, transport, communication, health, textile,

housekeeping, driver & conductor etc., these sectors endorsed the potential for employment of

rural/urban youth.

Accordingly, a total amount of Rs. 1216.82 Lakhs is being budgeted towards the Above Intervention, out of




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Blocks

Cost for Job Oriented

Training to Rural youth

(Rs. In Lakhs)


Population

(Rs. In Lakhs)

Mavli 88.49 25.93

Gogunda 75.31 39.79

Kotra 67.78 61.23

Jhadol 84.72 61.15

Badgaon 47.07 20.47Girwa 90.37 54.46

Bhindar 97.90 27.67



Sarada 86.62 57.34

Kherwara 116.73 92.77

Total 937.62 572.53

Blocks

Cost for Job Oriented

Training to Urban youth

(Rs. In Lakhs)


Population

(Rs. In Lakhs)

Mavli 26.35 7.72

Gogunda 22.43 11.85Kotra 20.18 18.23

Jhadol 25.23 18.21

Badgaon 14.02 6.09

Girwa 26.91 16.22

Bhindar 29.15 18.24



Sarada 25.79 17.07


Total 279.2 108.49

Physical Infrastructure (Urban development)

A. Construction & Repair of drains, Road, Street light & Playground: It is proposed to construction, repairand maintenance of roads in the slum areas of urban bodies, construction & repair of urban drains, street

light & Playground will be taken up on priority basis.

Accordingly, a total amount of Rs. 1711.58 Lakhs is being budgeted towards the Above Intervention, out of



Blocks

Cost for Physical

Infrastructure

(Rs. In Lakhs)


Population

(Rs. In Lakhs)Udaipur 1468.8 209.01

Fateh Nagar 74.11 19.25

Bhindar 61.73 9.17

Kanod 47.59 13.00

Salumber 59.35 8.03

Total 1711.58 258.46

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