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TIMELINE: January 2011 – December 2015
The programme aimed at reducing the loss of life and property and mortality rate. The programme methodology based on the stakeholders’ analysis involved the District authorities. Academic institution, Panchayati Raj Institutions, CBOs, families and communities were involved at every stage of programme planning and implementation and governance issues were dealt with stakeholders such as the local Government.
GEOGRAPHICAL COVERAGE: 90 wards, 87 villages of 26 panchayats in 6 districts of Bihar
DEMOGRAPHIC COVERAGE: Total population covered- 71287 across Scheduled castes and Other Backward Castes (OBC) communities, Male- 38490| Females 32797.
The off farm livelihood interventions were diversified wherein the SHGs were promoted to improve sectoral business to increase their additional income. A series of regular meetings helped them in saving and inter loaning for small enterprises, agriculture etc.. This shows that the SHGs were stepping forward to utilize their loan for starting alternative livelihood options.
Of the five thematic areas of the programme, Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) intervention in the PfR programme have surpassed others by achieving results through approving plan in Gram Sabha and Ward Sabha. Implementation of the approved activities was through PRI institution thereby mainstreaming DRR into their development plans.
The PfR programme has helped in collaborating with different government departments/institutions on Flood safety week, agriculture initiatives, and implementation of DRR plans and off farm livelihood with almost 8 institutions such as Disaster Management Department, KVK, ATMA, NABARD, Social Welfare Department, PRIs, Mahadalit Ayog, Water and Sanitation Department.
The programme has also helped in bringing attention of the government and international players on the issue of Kabar Tal (lake restoration). It was the DRR committee of PfR wards that took the initiative for restoration and helped in raising the issue to other stakeholders for its revival. Now, lake restoration has become a state level issue and seeing the gravity of issue, government has started the initiative to restore all the wetlands of the state. Kabar Tal is one of the largest freshwater wetland ecosystems of the Gangetic Plains located in the district of Begusarai in Bihar. It lies about 22 km from Manjhaul Block. The meandering Gandak River in northwest of the district headquarters of Begusarai formed Kabar Tal, a residual ox-bow lake. Earlier this lake was important source of livelihood for more than 200 villages. The lake was shrinking and drying up because of encroachment, blocking of the inlet and outlet and using the dried up patch for agricultural purposes. Community had started migrating to the other parts of the country for livelihood. Due to the PfR intervention, the revival plan of Kabar Tal has been developed with the help of Wetland International, the agency that has provided the technical support.
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