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Jeevika Rational Development

The Jeevika Project

The Participatory Microplanning Process

Livelihood Security

Functional Literacy
Child Care
Health Care
Intigrated land and Water management
Alternative Employment
Information, Education, Communication

Livelihood Security

Social Development
Capacity Building
Micro finance
Disaster Preparedness
Alternative Employment
 

Project Mandate and Objectives Project Structure and Technical Support
Jeevika’s Comprehensive, Integrated Approach  

B. Expected Benefits and Impact

The expected outcomes of Jeevika are ambitious but achievable. By the conclusion of the project, each village will possess a clean environment, safe drinking water, sanitation facilities for women, healthy children and have no families living below the poverty line. In addition to this, there are five target outcomes:

Economic Development: There will be a three fold increase in income
   
Economic Sustainability: There will be a significant decrease in the amount of women that are forced to borrow at high interest rates
   
Agricultural Development: Villagers will be able to harvest two crops a year
   
Fodder Security: Fodder will be available throughout the year
   
Asset Ownership by Women: More and more women will be self-reliant
   
Infant Mortality Rate: Compared to the present level, infant mortality will be reduced by half