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1 2018-19 Annual Report

Annual Report for the 30th Year

2018-19

Bijpur integrated Rural Develpment Society(BIRDS). ATMASAkSHI Human

Resource Development Training Centre, Nagalinganagr,near NH

50,Hungund-587118

District Bagalkot

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Projects Implemented During 2018-2019

Sl.no. Projects Sponsoring agency Area of operation

01 Inclusive Education A.P.D., Bengaluru Bagalkot taluk

02 Early Intervention and Early Education

A.P.D., Bengaluru Bagalkot

03 NIRAMAYA Plan(Reimbursement of Health Expenses)

National Trust,New-Delhi

Bagalkot

04 R&R Evaluation

Administrative staff college of India Hyderabad

KSHIP 2 & KRDCL Roads

05 Rehabitation & Resettlement of affected families of Road Widening project

KRDCL, Bengaluru

a.Mundarigi to Harapanahalli b. Hirekerur to Ranebennur c. Hassan to Piriyapatna

06 Digital literacy Voice Foundation Chennai Bagalkot District 6Talluks,460 villages

07 Tailoring Training for women BIRDS, Hungund Bagalkot

08 NSS Camp Government Juniour college Hungund

Hungund Vinayak Nagar &Nagaling Nagar

09 Labour day Taluka Legal /Aid committee, Labour Dept, Loyer’s club & Labours committee Hungund

Hungund Talluk

10 Equipment, Hearing Aid & Playing Materials to Disable Children

MCKS Foundation Bagalkot Taluka

11 State &District Level Fevourd-K committee Consolidation

Fevourd-K Bengalore 28 States of Karnataka


A few words from the Chairman

BIRDS has been working since the last 30 years with the motto-

‘Development through Education’ in this region and has implemented many development programs in rural and urban areas in 2018-19 very

successfully. A glance through its past, and the bottlenecks and challenges it faced to reach this destiny clearly show that its sustained growth has not

been all that easy. It is a proud moment to recollect its present growth facing all the challenges and turbulences. Especially its work with children

with hearing disabilities and infants(0 – 6 years old)with multiple dis-abilities and retarded growth is a very sensitive work and the staff involved in tht

work are to be applauded for their service mindedness, creativity and

dedication.

Likewise the technical and financial assistance of the APD organization of

Bengaluru in this holy work has to be highly commended we are highly thankful to them for their help in our efforts. There are many departments of

the Government, NGO federations like FEVOURD-K, VANI, DNA and others

who have been us as partners in our endeavors and we are thankful to them all. We wish to thank all those who have provided financial assistance to us

during 2018-19.

Our dream has been to establish a Free special school in Bagalkot town to

cater to the educational needs of specially able children in this region. We

thank all the schools that are already supporting the education of such

children in this region. In a nutshell, we have accomplished many seemingly

impossible tasks during 2018-19. The field staff that has made this possible and the Management that has extended a whole-hearted support to them

are to be commended for their efforts.

We also thank all the donor agencies and individuals, Department of Women and Child welfare, Department of Health , Department of Public

Instruction, Department of Senior Citizens and Special able persons, who have been with us all these days expending all the support in our endeavors.

Hungund Prof.C.G.Havaldar,

31/3/2019 Chairman.

BIRDS


Board of Directors for the year 2018-19

Sl.no. Name Photo Designation Mobile

Number

1 Prof.C.G.Havaldar Hungund

Chairman 9448188246

2 Dr.Mallanna Nagarala. Hungund

President 9448307656

3 Smt.Vijayalaxmi Tatrani

Amingad

Vice-president 9900765675

4 Sri.Ranganagouda Dandannavar

Bagalkot



5 Smt.Muttakka Bhavikatti Hungund


6 Sri.Shankaragowda Raynagoudar

Timmapur

Treasurer 9448844661

7 Smt .Gayatri Dadmi Hungund

Member

9449168367

8 Sri.B.C.Angadi Hungund

Member 7349119820

9 Sri.Sharanappagouda Amarannavar

Hungund

Member 9113077760


10 Smt.Mahadevi Kadapatti Hungund

Member 9620551388

11 Smt.Shanta Kudleppanavar

Hungund

Member 8147447813

Hungund Mahantesh Agasimandin 31/3/2018 Secretary BIRDS

Assistance:

APD Bangalore

KRDCL Bangalore

Administrative college of India Hyderabad

Voice Foundation Chennai/Google/Tata Trust

MCKMS Foundation Bangalore

Donor organizations

Donors

Membership

Federation of Nationwide Voluntary Organizations New Delhi (VANI)

Federation of State level Voluntary Organizations (Fevourd-k) Bangalore.

Disability NGO Alliance (DNA) Bangalore

Help & Coordination:

Health Department Bagalkot

District Senior Citizens and Disabled Empowerment Department Bagalkot Women &child welfare Department Bagalkot

Social welfare Department Bagalkot

Education Department Bagalkot


Talluk legal Aid Committee Hungund

Muncipalty Bagalkot/ Grama Panchayat Kaladagi/ Grama panchayat Shirur

Association Organizations

Sri Veerabhadreshwara Trust Muchakandi Bagalot

Sri Laddu Muttyana Trust Simikeri Bagalkot

Sri Shivayoga Mandira Tq: Badami Dist: Bagalkot

Banks

State Bank of India(SBI) Tq:Hungund Dist: Bagalkot

Syndicate Bank Hungund Tq:Hungund Dist: Bagalkot

KVGB Tq:Hungund Dist:Bagalkot

Donars

Inner wheel Club Bagalkot Mr.Suresh Chittaragi Retired General Manager of DCC Bank Bagalkot Sri Sharanappa Olekar Retired DYSP Bagalkot Sri Raju Naykar Social Worker Bagalkot Sri Vikas Daddennavar President of Lion’s club & Infantryman of Bagalkot Mr Anand Rathod Bagalkot Rotary Club BagalkotÀ

Smt Veena Motagi Social worker Bagalkot

Sl.no. Name Designation Area of work Project

01 Mr Mhantesh Agsimundin Managing Director Hungund Overall in charge of projects and administration

02 Mr Praveenkumar M.A. Manager Hungund Admin., and Accounts

03 Mr Rajesh katageri Accounts officer Hungund Accounts

04 Mr Basavaraj Honnalli

Office assistant Hungund Office maintenance

05 Mr Mahadev Tuppad Team leader Hirekerur R & R (KRDC)

06 Smt Sharanamma Jadimath Social Scientist

Mundaragi R & R (KRDC)


07 Mr Mallappa karadi Social Scientist

Piriyapatna R & R (KRDC)

08 Mr H.Virupakshayya Social Scientist

Mundaragi R & R( KRDC)

09 Mr Rakesh Social Scientist

Piriyapattna R & R (KRDC)

10 Mr Basavaraj Kolur Project coordinator

Bagalkot APD Inclusive education

11 Miss Sachina Myaginamani Community teacher


12 Smt Sakkubai Nellur Community teacher


13 Miss Sridevi Kattimani Community teacher


14 Mr Malliksab Nadaf Deaf role model (DRM)


15 Smt Sunitha Biradar Project coordinator

Bagalkot APD EI & EE

16 Smt Deepa Bankapur Education expert Bagalkot APD EI & EE

17 Miss Deepa Hunsigidad Therapist Bagalkot APD EI & EE

18 Smt Sumitra G Therapist Bagalkot APD EI & EE

19 Smt Kamalakshi Chavhan Marketing manager


20 Miss Savitri .Ilager Community Mobilizer


21 Miss Soubhagya V.Pudur Therapist Bagalkot APD Inclusive education

22 Mr Revanasiddayya Block Coordinater Mudhol Voice Foundation


I) Inclusive Education

Goal:- To bring the children with Speech and Hearing Difficulties to the main stream and to

prevent school dropout among them.

Annual Objectives:-

1. To identify 150+ children with Speech and Hearing children our project area.

2. To identify 75 children with problems of cerebral palsy and retarded growth in our

project area.

3. To establish a special school to cater to the educational needs of above children.

4. To give orientation and capacity building training to parents and guardians of our target

children in 4 phases.

5. To run summer and winter camps to such children.

6. To celebrate World Deaf day of deaf and dumb children for 3 days.

7. To document the services provided to these children in Goonjan app.

Target children particulars

Class Cerebrl Palsy Locomotor Multiple Disabilities

Speech and Hearing Defects

Total

Male Female

Male

Female

Male

Female

Male

Female Male

Female

1 3 - 2 3 - - 8 3 13 6 19 2 4 1 2 2 - - 10 5 16 8 24 3 4 - - 1 - - 6 4 10 5 15 4 1 2 5 4 - - 13 8 19 14 33 5 1 - 1 3 - 1 9 6 11 9 0 6 - 1 2 3 - - 7 6 9 11 20 7 3 2 4 - - - - 13 19 15 34 8 - - 4 - - - 12 7 10 7 17 9 - - - - - - 6 7 9 7 16 10 - - 1 - - - 9 5 5 5 10

PPS 1 1 2 1 - - 8 4 11 6 17

TOTAL 17 7 23 17 0 11 92 68 132 93 225


Achievements

We have provided 2508 services to 225 children in this year. The services include speech

therapy, teaching of sign language, lip language and other therapies.

5 Special ability children friendly model schools have been started. There 43 children

have been enrolled (27 male and 16 female children). In this year, 8 new children are

enrolled.

Four phase training of one day each has been provided for parents and guardians of

target children.

14 children have been provided with digital hearing aids and taught how to use it.

14 children got 38 books of Namma Bashe 1 and 2 with our facilitation.

With the sponsorship of MCKS Foundation, Bangalore,

we could provide digital hearing aid t o 5 children and

400 notebooks to 3 model schools in this year.

164 children could get Disability Identity Cards from

the Department of physically handicapped,

161 children are getting monthly stipend from the

Department of Physically handicapped through our

intervention.

155 children are getting special scholarships from the

Department f Public Instruction. We facilitated the

process.

Community Teacher Intervention

225 children’s 2508 various services are given.

(sign language ,speech Therapy, Lip Language, Therapy)

Parents Day

Peer Education


Case Study

Name:- Kumar Mahesh Koppad

Father’s Name: Mr. Giriyappa Koppad

Mother’s name: Smt. Sharada

Date of Birth: 12/12/2008

Class in studying: 4th Standard, Government Higher Pry. School,

Udgatti Thota.

Introduction:-

Mahesh had already acquired 90% Deafness and hearing disability at the

time of identification by our staff. He had great inferiority complex and would run away from

strangers. In the initial stages of identification, he ran away from us also. He had taken us for

medical workers and was very afraid of them due to previous bad experiences. So we had to

collect most of the information about him from his parents.

The changes that have taken place in Mahesh after our intervention.-

Today, Mahesh has developed a great liking and affection for us. He embraces us and the

teacher on our meeting him. He has developed a good rapport with our teachers. He evinces

great interest to learn from them because of their friendly approach while transacting with him.

His parents also show great interest in our intervention and give full cooperation.

Progress in his learning competencies:

He can write alphabets and words.

He can identify animals, drawings and he can arrange them in order.

He has developed correct concepts of Bank, Shops of different natures- grocery,

stationary, hotel, miscellany etc.

He can identify weeks and days, family members and talk in his own style.

He has learnt to distinguish concepts like addition, subtraction and place value of

numbers

He can communicate in Sign language and also read kannada words from text books.

He has become class leader.


Case Study

Name of the child: Kumar Santosh Shiparamatti

Name of the Father: Mr Suresh

Name of Mother : Smt Basavarajeswari

Date of Birth: 10/11/2007

Class in which studying: 5th Standard, Central Model School No. 10,

Navanagar, Bagalkot.

Status of Child at the time of identification:

Santosh had already acquired 90% hearing disability when we came across him for the first

time. When we visited his home for basic assessment, his parents resisted us because of their

previous experiences with similar visits by strangers. They thought that we would also simply

collect information and will not do anything to help the child.

The changes that have taken place in Mahesh after our intervention:-

The parents started trusting us once we could get hearing aid to Santosh. They also could

observe the efforts made by our teachers to teach the child at home. They started

communicating with us and our teachers more politely and respectfully. They are now ready to

participate actively in all our programs. He can pronounce small words now.

Progress in his learning competencies:

He can tell 1to 100 numbers.

He can read lips and understand small words and can speak small words.

He has developed correct concepts of Bank, Shops of different natures- grocery,

stationary, hotel, miscellany etc.

He can identify weeks and days, family members and talk in his own style.

He has learnt to distinguish concepts like addition, subtraction and place value of

numbers

He can communicate in Sign language and also read kannada words from text books.

He has become class leader.


II) Early Intervention and Early Education

97 children with retarded physical growth were identified in Badami taluk of Bgalkot

district in this year.

110 children’s were reassessed in this year.

4 children underwent BERA test.

22 RBSK Medical staff, 35 Asha workers and 41 Anganwadi workers were trained in 3

phases.

One Intervention Sub centre was started with the assistance of Shirur Gram Panchayath

and 15 children’s are getting intervention assistance in this centre.

APD, Bengaluru team has conducted an interim midterm assessment of our program for

Special Able children and have sent a assessment report.

Necessary tools and Equipments have been distributed 21 children’s with multiple

disabilities (Apose, Gaters and motismatons).

In the First phase, 40 children and parents have been given 6 day PRT training at

Shivayoga Mandir, Badami.

Third time reassessment has been completed with respect to 110 children.

The staff have undergone capacity building training in three phases covering Assessment

techniques, Communication and Behavioral Changes.

5 staff members are providing services to 110 children covering 27 villages of our

project area.

In the second phase, 50 parents and children were given residential PRT training at Sri

Veerabhadreswara Temple, Muchakandi. Bagalkot Tq & Dist

22 RBSK Medical staff was trained.

50 persons covering children, parents and anganwadi teachers of Badami taluk were

trained.

Assessment of 126 children was done.

41 Ashaa workers underwent training at PHC, Bevur and 50 Anganwadi workers were

trained in Bhagavathi PHC .

Early Intervention Day was celebrated by the Staff of BIRDS, children and the parents.

5 children underwent surgery and 2 children ophthalmic surgery.

Niramaya cards of 56 children got renewed for the year 2019-20.


Activity Asha Training Assessment

30 children got health facilities under Niramaya scheme

Success stories of child intervention

Name of the child: Kumari Rachita Yelligutti Date of Birth: 1/07/2016 Name f the Father: Mr Bheemappa Yelligutti. Education: 10th Standard Occupation : labour Mobile no.: - 9972159487 Mother’s Name: Smt Gurubai Family type: Joint family Kumari Rachita Kins: Sister -1. Ranjita, 4 years¸ Address:-Mr Bheemapp Yalligutti, At post, Bevinamatti,, Taluk and district, Bgalkot

Background: It was during one of the visits I paid to Anganwadi at Bevinamatti village to provide

service, I came across the mother of Rachita, who had brought the child to the anganwadi. The

baby was severely underweight. I advised her to take the baby the district hospital, Bgalkot for

checkup. She told that she has to talk to her husband at home. The Anganwadi worker told that

they had taken the baby to Kumareswar for treatment and they had given some medicines and

advised them to come for follow up after treatment. But even after 3 months of treatment,

there was no improvement in the weight of the baby. I advised her to bring the child to our

assessment centre at Navanagar. They brught the child to our centre on 16/1/2018for the

assessment. The master trainer advised them to admit the child to the N.R.C. we registered the

baby at centre.


Intervention: As per follow up plan, we again visited the house on 12/2/18 and on our

persuation, they admitted the child to the district hospital on15/2/18.

Our staff also visited their house frequently and enquiring about the baby’s medication and diet. Even after 6days of treatment there was no improvement in the weight of the child. After the second checkup, the doctor advised the parents for blood transfusion. The parents did not agree for that treatment. So the diet supplement and medication continued. There was improvement in 15 days. The child Rachit was discharged from the hospital n 3/3/18; now the weight f the child was 7 k.g. 240 gm. They were advised fr next follow up after 15 days. Again the child was weighed on 06/03/18 in the anganwadi centre. The baby had gained further weight. It was 7.8.k.g. I advised them to bring the child to anganwadi every day and get nutrious food and asked them to give ample fruits. The baby had gained about 1.8. kg after the intervention. The parents are paying proper care to the child.


III) NIRAMAYA Plan(Reimbursement of Hospital Expenses)

SL NO Name ID NO 01 Shafanaaj Mahammad Rafiq Jalagar 82514208062018 02 Basavaraj Ganiger 16631921062018 03 Sannidi Kudari 66133621062018 04 Shashank Shahapur 88980321062018 05 Ayaz Ahammad Jamakhandi 35251023062018 06 Pratiksha Bantanur 85113623062018 07 Vishwanath Bagewadi 23784230062018 08 Pranav Chiniwalar 75645730062018 09 Sunil Mallappa Sindagi 44681613072018 10 Anand Kempannavar 87114921072018 11 Srushti Bhajantri 62330821072018 12 Rakesh Benakoppa 37290121072018 13 Ayan Lalasab Phakali 93370504092018 14 Lavanya Mosalagi 12270004092018 15 Siddarth Pradeep Guddakar 15341825092018 16 Shivanand Shirur 94132831102018 17 Mohammand Ayan Bepari 97715231102018 18 Zikra 11542306112018 19 Ritvik Gouda Biradar 57191103122018 20 Preetama Adival 25355505122018 21 Dhanush Kudleppanavr 84221918122018 22 Asad Ahmed Ayyub Ali Jamakhabdi 41274918122018 23 Shravani Ganiger 86975620022019 24 Maddeppa Sadashiva Timmapur 67321301032019 25 Jainab Hosakoti 32824708032019 26 Shravani Pattar 90144019032019 27 Rihan Mannur 28481119032019 28 Dikshit Chatti 47441221032019 29 Bhumika Dhannur 25275408042019 30 Ranjeet Shivamoggi 99562308042019 31 Deepa Jalagar 99073615042019 32 Ningamma Padara 47720307052019


IV) Administration College of India, Hyderabad

The Karnatka State Highway Improvement Project(K-SHIP), and KRDCL have jointly completed

36 stretches of roads across Southern and Northern Karnataka with the financial assistance of

World Bank; the rehabilitation and resettlement of affected families of the project have been

completed successfully and R and R has been complete. The Administration College of India,

Hyderabad have been entrusted with the evaluation work of social and economic rehabilitation

and resettlement of affected families and persons. This institute has entered into a MOA with

BIRDS also and has completed the external evaluation within the time stipulated and submitted

their report. The important findings are given below.

A. KSHIP:

50 families of resettlement colony.

250 Affected groups

5 control models

375 families in all.

B. KRDCL

115 affected families

80 control models

195 families in all.

The project evaluation has given our organization a new experience and learning. To conclude,

we are happy to say that we have completed impact evaluation of all 570 affected families and

documentation has been completed.


V) Rehabilitation and Resettlement program under KRDCL

We are partners of KRDCL road broadening Winding Programme in selected Roads across

Karnataka. We are responsible for identification of affected families and individuals as a result

of the broadening of the roads. The affected group’s falls under three categories called,

Squatters, Tenants Encroachers, Land losers and Site losers. We have to issue them identity

cards, get them their due compensation from the Government and Corporation, and get them

shifted to resettlement areas or some other place of their choice to continue their livelihood.

This work is complete with reference to all the three road stretches by 31st of December, 2018

and completed final report has been submitted to the Government.

Details of affected Families:

Sl.No Road No. Road Kilometers Affected HHs Land losers 1 3 Hassan

Ramanathapura, Piriyapatna

76.7 83 45.10

2 5 Hirekerur to Ranebennur

58.4 25 52.18

3 6 Mundarigi 51.7 211 58.60 Total 186.8 319 155.88

Sl.no. Road No. Title holders

tenents Non title holders

Encroachers Total

1 3 83 - 42 - 125

2 5 25 - 63 - 88

3 6 211 - 111 - 323

27 temples have been identified and shifted to New Places

24 Banyan tree wharfs have been identified and shifted to elsewhere.

41 bus shelters have been identified and shifted appropriately.

64 water hand pumps identified and shifted.

2 mini water supply tanks have been shifted.

15 bore wells identified and shifted.

10 water tanks identified and shifted to new places.

In all, 216 community and public properties have been shifted to new places.

In all 284 affected persons have been given relief and shifted to new habitations.


Compensation has been paid to 33 senior citizens, 46 widows and 11 physically

handicaps (totaling 90 persons) and shifted to new habitations.

In conclusion, we say proudly that we have successfully completed this World Bank

assisted KRDCL project within the time stipulated and submitted final report.

VI) Digital Literacy

We have taken up a unique massive program of promoting digital literacy through smart

phones, covering 75,000 women across 420 villages of Bagalkot district, covering all the 6

taluks. This program is sponsored by Google, Tata Trust, and Voice Foundation, Chennai, jointly.

We launched this program on 1st of January, 2019.

105 Sathies(Facilitators) are appointed covering all 420 villages. The details are as under;

Three coordinators have been appointed covering the six taluks-Mudhol, Jamkhandi,

Bagalkot, Bilagi, Badami and Hungund.105 clusters have been formed, each cluster

comprising 4 villages. One saathi will cover 4 villages.

All the 105 Saathies have been trained by FRLH resource persons at four places-

Mudhol, Bagalkot and Hungund centers.

The profiles of 94 trained Saathis have been filed achieving 90 % target. The profiles of

all 105 Sathis are ready achieving 100%.

All the 105 saathies have been equipped with a set consisting on 2 Smart phones,

Umbrellas, Bag, User manual, and identity cards.

The 3 taluk coordinators, one accountant and the organization head have got one day

orientation about the project by the Voice Foundation’s representatives. The training

was held at Citadel Hotel, Bengaluru.


CASE STUDY

Beneficiary Name: Yogita

Tq: Mudhol Dist:Bagalkot

Firstly Mahadevi came to our house and

asked about the any possession of mobile, I said

no. Then Mahadevi introduced herself as Google

Saathi and told about Saathis’s and applications of

Mobile for our day today work. She showed Rangoli

and Tailoring in the mobile. Even she also showed

how to prepare food by opening an app in mobile itself Mahadevi Google Saati, explained the

use of mobile for different work to my mother, sister, daughter and aunt.

My daughter learnt “Rangoli” Various Patterns and its drawings through internet by

her father’s mobile she participated in Rangoli competition in school and to our surprise she

bagged 2 prizes. I was knowing little tailoring and sewing of blouses I was not knowing about

modern patterns, and some asked me Rs: 500/- to learn new Designs. But through Google

Saathi and mobile Internet downloaded different new designs of blouses and stitched 10

blouses according to the new patterns of internet mobiles I also learnt many designs of

Mattresses also.

I am delighted to operate internet mobile and its maximum use in my livelyhood

development I Provdly say that this became possible only because of visit of Mahadevi saathi

to my house and her constant training to use Internet mobile.

Thanks Mobile Saathi, thanks Voice Foundation.


VII) Tailoring Training program

SABALA organization of Vijayapur donated 26 sewing machines, 3 embroidery machines and 1

Zigzag machine to our organization. These machines required some minor repairs. We got

them repaired and used them to train 21 women for three months in tailoring work. They

learnt various aspects of dress making like designing, cutting, stitching and embroidery work in

these three months. We collected Rs.500/-p.m. from each trainee to meet the training material

and trainer’s cost. Of the 50 women who underwent the the training, 21 have completed the

training course successfully.

VIII) National Service Scheme (N.S.S.) program

One 7 days NSS camp was organized in joint collaboration of BIRDS and Government Junior

College, Hungund in Vinayaka Nagar and Nagalinga nagar areas. During the days, ward cleaning,

a survey of government amenities in those wards, Sanitation awareness, world AIDS day,

planting of tree saplings in public places and streets, free legal aid awareness were covered.

Every day Morning Prayer, Yoga exercises, free labor work and evening lectures on current

topics of importance were done. The local people also participated in the camp actively and

also made substantial donations to meet the expenses of the camp. In the end the program was

concluded by thanking the students and college staff and principal of the college.


IX) Celebration of Labor’s May Day

BIRDS celebrated the International Labour Day on 5th of May,2018 in its premises in joint

collaboration of Taluk Legal Aid Cell, Hungund, Bar Association, Labor Welfare office, and

Construction workers’ association, Hungund. The privileges and security measures available to

laborers in India, insurance cover and other facilities were discussed in the meeting. BIRDS

honored 2 women laborers and three men laborers, who have done exemplary service in the

town. In all, 112 laborers participated in the program.

X) YCKMS Foundation Bangalore YCKMS Foundation Supported 1000 Note Books, 5 Digital Hearing Aids for Deaf

children’s Shirur EI Sub Centre 0-6 years Intervention Equipments, Games Materials

Supported to our organization Behalf of BIRDS Hearty Thanks to YCKMS Foundation.


XI) Strengthening of NGO networks at District and State level.

Sri.Mahantesh Agasimandin, the Director of BIRDS, Hungund is the active member of FEVORUD-

K for the past 25 years. He has represented BIRDS in FEVORUD-K and has served in various

positions such as Board member, Vice president and at present he is Chief General Secretary of

FEVORUD-K. He has organized a district network of NGOs by enrolling about 21 NGOs of

Bagalkot district and organizing vision building and other capacity building workshops to the

office bearers of those NGOs. They have been helped to maintain their documents and records

as per statutory requirements. Regular meetings are held at different places every second

Thursday to discuss about their develop agenda and to develop common vision for the socio

economic development of the district. Our BIRDS has been selected to work as Regional

Resource Centre (RRO) for Tank Development project of the CSR Hubb in 6 taluks of Belgaum

division. We have organized various trainings to Field Level Resource Groups. We have

prepared profiles of 50 Field Resource organizations (FRO) and submitted it to FEVURD –K,

which is the State level nodal agency for the implementation of the program. In conclusion, we

can proudly claim that in this 2018-19, our organization’s activities have reached all the

beneficiaries fruitfully to help them reach better socio economic status.

Place : Hungund Mahntesh Agasimandina

Date : 31/03/2019 Secretary


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