XXII NATIONAL COLLOQUIUM OF STATE SECRETARIES RD

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XXII NATIONAL COLLOQUIUMOF STATE SECRETARIES RD
PR AND HEADs OF SIRDs

• PRESENTATION ON
• VISION DOCUMENT OF
• SIRD ARUNACHAL PRADESH

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OBJECTIVE

• TO SET AN AGENDA TO TRANSFORM SIRD ARUNACHAL FROM
  A WEAK SIRD TO MEDIUM SIRD
• TRANSFORM FROM STREAM ONE TO STREAM TWO
• TRANSFORMATION WITHIN FIVE YEARS

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VISION

• VISION
• To focus on policies and programmes that benefit
  the rural poor,
• strive to energize the democratic
  decentralization process,
• improve the operational efficiency of rural
  development personnel,
• promote transfer of technology through different
  mediums and
• create environmental awareness.
• Act as a storehouse of information on rural
  development
• Assist the state in policy formulation and choice
  of options in rural development to usher in the
  change.

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MISSION

• To examine and analyse the factors contributing
  to the improvement of economic and social well
  being of people in rural areas on a sustainable
  basis through research, action research,
  consultancy and documentation efforts.
• with focus on the rural poor and the other
  disadvantaged groups
• To facilitate the rural development efforts with
  particular emphasis and focus on the rural poor
• By improving the knowledge, skills and attitudes
  of rural development officials and non-officials
  through organizing training, workshops and
  seminars.

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Infrastructure Growth Over the Years

• Started functioning from a small room adjacent to
  Dept of Rural Devt in Naharlagun/Itanagar in 1993
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• From 1994 95 to 1999 2000 functioned from a
  rented building
• 1999 2000 to 2005 the institute functioned from
  Old MLA Quarters at NLG/ITA
• Is currently functioning from present Admin cum
  Academic Building since 2005

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Core Faculties

• SIRD has five core faculties
• Fully supported under 100 Central Grants
  (Recurring) from MoRD GoI
• Disciplines
• Land-use and Natural Resource Management.
• Rural Economy and Planning and Management of
  Rural Development.
• Agriculture and Rural Development.
• Rural Marketing.
• Panchayati Raj and Decentralized Planning.
• Faculties are well equipped and also undertake
  cross functional training

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SWOT ANALYSIS

• STRENGTH
• Experienced Faculties and sizeable number of
  support staff Recognition for quality training by
  clientele / target group.
• 100 GoI support for training and other
  infrastructure.
• More responsibilities in the offing.
• Long earned reputation individual
  institutional
• WEAKNESSES
• High dependence on GoI support for funds
• Low research base.
• No documented evidences on the impact of
  training.
• State unable to provide required funding grants.
• GoI gradually restricting financial support.-
  ONLY INCREMENTAL OF 10 OVER PREVIOUS GRANTS
• Funds for training and capacity building directly
  placed with implementing agencies as integral
  part of the scheme/programme viz. SGSY,
  IWDP/Hariyali, and NREGs etc.
• No functional ETCs to cover training in far flung
  areas.
• OPPORTUNITIES
• More stakeholders institutions, departments and
  agencies approach for SIRD inputs.
• Wide Scope of increasing public awareness about
  core programmes of MoRD/MoPR etc.
• High potential for Action Research mode of
  interventions.
• Agencies and organizations looking for good state
  level agencies to find a way out in revitalizing
  rural development sector.
• Growing competition in the sector.

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TRAINING STRATEGY

• TNA an essential ingredient for any future
  training interventions.
• Designing training packages and modules based on
  TNA findings.
• Preparation of course material to cater to the
  needs of different level of clients.
• Ensure faculty development to cater to the future
  training needs.
• Identify panel of professional experts in
  different specialised areas for supporting
  training activities from time to time.
• Organisation of ToTs in each category of scheme
  at different levels.
• Phasing out each level of training to each
  cliental group.
• Evaluation of the training interventions,
  preferably by third party.
• This can be part of each new proposal so that
  adequate funds are made available for such
  evaluation studies Monitoring System.

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Types of Training and Numbers

• Following types of training are proposed
• Induction,
• Orientation,
• Refresher,
• Sensitization,
• Awareness,
• Motivational,
• Workshops and seminars,
• ToTs etc.
• Skill development initiatives in collaboration
  with technical institutions / agencies using
  their infrastructure.
• The above would depend upon the clientele group
  and training needs, etc
• 42306 numbers are proposed to be trained
• 12703 PRIs, 5790 Govt functionaries, 7916 NGOs,
  9222 SHG members and 6644 other members from the
  community, etc.
• 283 PROGRAMMES PROPOSED TO CONDUCTED PER YEAR
• ACHIEVEMENT LINKED WITH SETTING UP AND
  FUNCTIONING OF ETCs

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Total Number of Estimated Functionaries to be
trained in the State as per Perspective Plan
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COST OF TRAINING

• The total financial requirements will be to the
  tune of Rs. 474.09 Lakhs during next five years.
• The cost of training has been attempted keeping
  in view of the prevailing prescribed rates taken
  from STAP exercise.
• However around 20 additional amount has been
  added keeping in view of the inflation factor
  over next five years.

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Year Wise Projection of Fund Requirement for
conduct of training programme
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PERSPECTIVE PLAN FOR RESEARCH

• SIRD- Arunachal would like to put special
  emphasis on research during the next five years.
  
• Besides completing the on going research minor
  efforts would be made to undertake one research
  project in a year.
• Five research projects proposed and estimated to
  cost one lakhs each.
• Further 1 action research and two consultancy
  projects are also envisioned to be taken up
  during the next five years.
• Initiatives for ensuring funding support for
  promoting research objectives will be made from
  this year onward.

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Infrastructure

• STAFF QUARTERS
• 14 QRTS SANCTIONED DURING 2007 -08
• MATTER OF ACQUISITION OF LAND UNDER WAY
• PROPOSED
• GUEST HOUSE, AUDITORIUM AND OTHER RECREATIONAL
  FACILITIES
• INTERNAL ROAD, FENCING WALL, CAMPUS
  ELECTRIFICATION, DRINKING WATER, ETC. FOR
  PROPOSED RESIDENTIAL COMPLEX
• ESTIMATED TO COST Rs.5.95 CRORES
• INCLUSIVE OF TRAINING AIDS, OFFICE EQUIPMENT,
  FURNITURE AND FIXTURES, ETC

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YEAR WISE FUND REQUIREMENT
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