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Organisation
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Kalanjiam
Foundation, Madurai |
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Project
name
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Kalanjiam Community Banking Programme
(Phase 4) - Towards graduation of women
federations towards holistic development
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Grant
operationalised
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October 2007 |
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Duration
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3 years |
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Grant
amount sanctioned
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Rs106.3 million |
Activities within
the grant and expected impact:
The current phase of support focuses
on:
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Graduation
of the existing 48 locations into self-managed
institutions, taking the total number
of registered federations to 63 |
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Expansion through
organic growth in the areas of presence
and promotion of 32 new locations, taking
the total number of locations in which
the programme operates to 10 states |
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Promoting
business development across 12 key sectors
in 15 federations to bring about income
increases among members, and enabling
access to formal markets |
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Strengthening
policy interface to build a more positive
climate towards community based microfinance.
The impact during the phase of support
would be on similar lines for the 32
new locations |
The impact of deepening efforts through
civic initiatives and support for graduation
of locations would be seen in terms of:
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Increase
in household savings in Trusts-supported
new and existing locations by Rs260
million |
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Emergence of
43 local community-based institutions,
which fully cover their operational
costs |
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100
per cent households covered under social
security schemes |
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Electrification
of households of 10,000 members |
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Toilet
construction by 25 per cent member households
of 20 federations |
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Generation
of additional income of Rs3,000 to Rs5,000
per acre per year for 3,000 households
engaged in rain-fed farming |
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Improvement
in the overall quality of life of 25,000
members across 50 federations, through
sanitation programme, safe drinking
water products, etc. |
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Grooming
of around 24,400 leaders at SHG level,
2,900 at cluster level and 500 leaders
at federation level. At the policy level,
large-scale demonstration of community-based
approach by banks and government would
be ensured. |
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