Good practices followed in Khawlailung & Chhiahtlang adarsh villages, Mizoram under CSR support
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Good practices followed in Khawlailung & Chhiahtlang adarsh villages, Mizoram under CSR support of GIC Re, Mumbai. Uploaded by DRDA, Serchhip
Good Practices – Khawlailung & Chhiahtlang
Serchhip, Mizoram
Honorable MP Pu C.L. Ruala (LS) selected Khawlailung and Chhiahtlang was selected by honorable MP Pu Ronald Sapa Tlau (RS), with the objective of developing them as harbingers of change for other villages of Mizoram to emulate & follow.
Profile- Khawlailung
* Population- 2472
* Households- 505
* ST Households- 501 (99.2%)
* BPL Households- 156 (30.8%)
* Households engaged in agriculture & allied activities- 327 (64.7%)
* Sex Ratio- 1043 females/ 1000 males
* Literacy Rate- 96.6%
Profile- Chhiahtlang
* Population- 4163
* Households- 784
* ST Households- 780 (99.4%)
* BPL Households- 269 (34.3%)
* Households engaged in agriculture & allied activities- 465 (59.3%)
* Sex Ratio- 1013 females/ 1000 males
* Literacy Rate- 94.4%
Residents of Khawlailung & Chhiahtlang adarsh village(s) and functionaries associated with the program would like to extend their gratitude to GIC Re, Mumbai for considering the village(s) worthy of their CSR support.
A developed society is characterized by sustainability, empowerment, equity & productiveness. This has been the guiding principle for all the programs initiated in Khawlailung & Chhiahtlang with every activity aiming to gradually taking the spirit of development forward.
DC, Serchhip addressing
officials & village residents during inauguration of CSR
activities
Solid Waste
Management
Mizoram
is amongst the cleanest States in India, and Aizawl city was ranked
41 amongst Indian cities in the recently released Swatchh Bharat
Ranking. To take the movement forward & instill the same feeling
amongst the residents of Khawlailung & Chhiahtlang, trucks were
bought out of CSR funds for safe & environmentally sustainable
disposal of solid waste generated in the village(s). The village
council(s) through their leased use (on commercial basis) can utilize
the same trucks in spare hours for revenue generation.
Bolero
Pick-up procured for Khawlailung adarsh gram
Tata
407 bought for Chhiahtlang adarsh gram
Smart Classrooms
A
UNESCO report titled ‘our creative diversity’, talks about the
haves & have nots created by limited digital penetration, it
further advocates that the future belongs to those who are digitally
literate. Keeping this in mind, a laptops & projector along with
educational aid was provided to government high school located in the
village so that children are exposed to digital learning at early
stages of their lives.
Teachers
at Chhiahtlang adarsh village with GIC Re Team
Students
with Charge Officer(s), Khawlailung & Chhiahtlang after receiving
the e- learning resources
Sustainable
Livelihood
Agriculture
& allied activities characterize the livelihood landscape of
Khawlailung. A pilot was initiated with 10 families using United
Nations’ ‘Sustainable Livelihood Approach’ framework as the
guiding principle. The aim of the initiative is to increase
capabilities & assets while reducing the shocks emanating from
natural disasters & climate change. For the same, seed capital
was provided to the selected households and training imparted for
them. Regular handholding support has been extended by DRDA so that
the people can maximize the returns and escape the vicious cycle of
poverty once & for all.
Beneficiaries
of Sustainable Livelihood Program with DC, Serchhip & PD, DRDA,
Serchhip
One
of the beneficiaries standing in front of his under construction shop
built through livelihood support program
Sewing a bright future
through livelihood support at Khawlailung
DC,
Serchhip with PD, DRDA and Charge Officer, Chhiahtlang during
livelihood support distribution function
Beneficiaries
of livelihood support with DC, Serchhip, PD, DRDA and Charge Officer,
Chhiahtlang
Connecting
to the world through support received under livelihood program
Women Empowerment
Mizoram
is amongst the pioneers in the field of gender equity, Mizo people
realized very early that it’s impossible to fly & achieve great
heights on a single wing. But still, a minuscule minority of a few
outliers does exist; to address the same workshops were conducted on:
Rights & legal
entitlements of women
Domestic violence
Entrepreneurship
Health &
education
These
workshops were aimed at spreading awareness about the entitlements
of women. Further, effort are being made to extend counseling &
legal support to individuals through periodic visits to the village
Resource
person enlightening women about health issues at Khawlailung
Attendees
of Women Empowerment lecture at Khawlailung
PD,
DRDA with officials from GIC Re inspecting a pig-shed constructed
under livelihood support program
Glimpse
of culture: GIC Re officials presented with a traditional Mizo dance
performance
Teresy Vanlalhruaii GeoMGNREGA
Good Practices – Khawlailung & Chhiahtlang
Serchhip, Mizoram
Honorable MP Pu C.L. Ruala (LS) selected Khawlailung and Chhiahtlang was selected by honorable MP Pu Ronald Sapa Tlau (RS), with the objective of developing them as harbingers of change for other villages of Mizoram to emulate & follow.
Profile- Khawlailung
* Population- 2472
* Households- 505
* ST Households- 501 (99.2%)
* BPL Households- 156 (30.8%)
* Households engaged in agriculture & allied activities- 327 (64.7%)
* Sex Ratio- 1043 females/ 1000 males
* Literacy Rate- 96.6%
Profile- Chhiahtlang
* Population- 4163
* Households- 784
* ST Households- 780 (99.4%)
* BPL Households- 269 (34.3%)
* Households engaged in agriculture & allied activities- 465 (59.3%)
* Sex Ratio- 1013 females/ 1000 males
* Literacy Rate- 94.4%
Residents of Khawlailung & Chhiahtlang adarsh village(s) and functionaries associated with the program would like to extend their gratitude to GIC Re, Mumbai for considering the village(s) worthy of their CSR support.
A developed society is characterized by sustainability, empowerment, equity & productiveness. This has been the guiding principle for all the programs initiated in Khawlailung & Chhiahtlang with every activity aiming to gradually taking the spirit of development forward.
Solid Waste Management
Mizoram is amongst the cleanest States in India, and Aizawl city was ranked 41 amongst Indian cities in the recently released Swatchh Bharat Ranking. To take the movement forward & instill the same feeling amongst the residents of Khawlailung & Chhiahtlang, trucks were bought out of CSR funds for safe & environmentally sustainable disposal of solid waste generated in the village(s). The village council(s) through their leased use (on commercial basis) can utilize the same trucks in spare hours for revenue generation.
Bolero Pick-up procured for Khawlailung adarsh gram
Tata 407 bought for Chhiahtlang adarsh gram
Smart Classrooms
A UNESCO report titled ‘our creative diversity’, talks about the haves & have nots created by limited digital penetration, it further advocates that the future belongs to those who are digitally literate. Keeping this in mind, a laptops & projector along with educational aid was provided to government high school located in the village so that children are exposed to digital learning at early stages of their lives.
Teachers at Chhiahtlang adarsh village with GIC Re Team
Students with Charge Officer(s), Khawlailung & Chhiahtlang after receiving the e- learning resources
Sustainable Livelihood
Agriculture & allied activities characterize the livelihood landscape of Khawlailung. A pilot was initiated with 10 families using United Nations’ ‘Sustainable Livelihood Approach’ framework as the guiding principle. The aim of the initiative is to increase capabilities & assets while reducing the shocks emanating from natural disasters & climate change. For the same, seed capital was provided to the selected households and training imparted for them. Regular handholding support has been extended by DRDA so that the people can maximize the returns and escape the vicious cycle of poverty once & for all.
Beneficiaries of Sustainable Livelihood Program with DC, Serchhip & PD, DRDA, Serchhip
One of the beneficiaries standing in front of his under construction shop built through livelihood support program
Sewing a bright future through livelihood support at Khawlailung
DC, Serchhip with PD, DRDA and Charge Officer, Chhiahtlang during livelihood support distribution function
Beneficiaries of livelihood support with DC, Serchhip, PD, DRDA and Charge Officer, Chhiahtlang
Connecting to the world through support received under livelihood program
Women Empowerment
Mizoram is amongst the pioneers in the field of gender equity, Mizo people realized very early that it’s impossible to fly & achieve great heights on a single wing. But still, a minuscule minority of a few outliers does exist; to address the same workshops were conducted on:
Rights & legal entitlements of women
Domestic violence
Entrepreneurship
Health & education
These workshops were aimed at spreading awareness about the entitlements of women. Further, effort are being made to extend counseling & legal support to individuals through periodic visits to the village
Resource person enlightening women about health issues at Khawlailung
Attendees of Women Empowerment lecture at Khawlailung
PD, DRDA with officials from GIC Re inspecting a pig-shed constructed under livelihood support programGlimpse of culture: GIC Re officials presented with a traditional Mizo dance performance
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