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| World Environment Day celebrated in OFSDP |
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 National
Cross Learning Workshop on Promoting Sustainable Livelihoods” |
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SAMEEKHYA 2008 -1st State level Annual Review Meeting 28-29 January, 2009 |
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Orissa
Forestry Sector Development Project observed World Environment
Day with a special discussion “Fluvio-Marine Process along
Orissa Coast” at PMU, SFTRI Campus
The Orissa State government have launched the Orissa Forestry Sector Development Project (OFSDP) with the support from Japan International Cooperation Agency(JICA). The Orissa Forestry Sector Development Project is register under Societies Act bearing registration no 022321/49/2006-07.
The major objective of the project is to restore degraded Forests
and improve the income level of villagers by to promoting
sustainable forest management JFM and community/tribal
development, with the improving environment and alleviating poverty
of overall goal. degraded forests and create forest cover for
increasing flow of forest produce in a sustainable manner.
Conserving the bio-diversity, improving livelihood of the
people
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Engineering IGAs |
June 2009
Successful SHG enterprises in the Pilot IGA phase are healthy signs for implementation of focused IGAs. Grass-root project functionaries have attained a greater understanding of livelihood interventions, and will utilize their collective wisdom, along with the participating communities, for adopting best possible options.
Full fledged IGA integration in the developmental efforts in the project
VSSs will be started shortly, as most of the pre-implementation
exercises for understanding resource base, marketing structure, and
capacity building scenario for defining effective area specific regimens
& comprehensive packages to the budding rural entrepreneurs are in the
completion stage.
Project has organized several workshops and seminars to explore various
potentials and sensitizing its facilitators about the nitty-gritty of
the IGAs in the Project Areas. Convergence with other on-going
programmes and projects is also being explored as an effective tool for
augmenting a robust sustainable livelihood structure. In many areas,
project is working with different Line-departments for providing
livelihood support to the community, and there is absolute need to
utilize these potentials for fulfilling basic human needs in all the
project villages for successful livelihood interventions.
Field Experts of the General Consultant and the FEO (IGA) have to play
pivotal role in grounding focused IGAs in the respective DMUs with
active involvement of the Partner NGOs. For more effective monitoring
and consequent process improvement, PMU has designated its officers (Jt.
PDs and Dy. PDs) as nodal officers, who will visit the assigned DMUs
once every month.
Arun K. Bansal