Pansua village

Pansua village. Development Immersion. Professional Assistance for Development Action (PRADAN)-Delhi- CSR Organization profile.

Table of Content. About Village. Participatory Rural Appraisal.

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Village. Source: survey, transect walk, interview, census,.

Village Timeline. 200 yr ago (Re-est 1981). 1949.

Institution. Upgraded High School. Anganwadi. Joint Forest Managing Committee.

Power dynamics & Local Governing system. Munda Manki Administrative system: Manki: Rameshwar Angariya Munda: Sanjay Angariya Munda : Village Pradhan All village level problem solved by Munda Dakwa: His the assistant of Munda Manki: His the Pradhan of pidh Pidh: 5-10 village comes together and form a pidh. Inter level village problem solved by Manki. Currently he is controlling nine village Munda Manki system has transfer of generation to generation in the same family..

ELECTRICITY. THE VILLAGE WAS ELECTRIFIED IN 2014.

Government Scheme. Pradhan Mantri Aawas Yojna. Pension Scheme.

Village Development plans. Source: interview, Focused group discussion..

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Seasonality for Agri Produce. Crop Month Paddy Pulses Maize Mustard Spices Vegetables Linseed (Tisi) January February March April May June July August September October November December.

Seasonality for Forest Produce. Forest Month Cheronji Kendu leaves Mahua Rope (Runga) Mushroom Wood Herbs January February March April May June July August September October November December.

Seasonality of Disease. Diseases Month Malaria Diarrhoea Typhoid Jaundice Pneumonia Fever Rashes & Itching January 3 1 5 3 5 5 0 February 2 0 4 2 5 5 0 March 2 0 0 1 2 4 1 April 3 0 3 5 1 3 2 May 2 5 2 5 0 2 3 June 4 5 3 1 0 1 4 July 5 3 5 1 3 5 5 August 5 2 5 1 2 4 5 September 5 4 5 2 1 3 4 October 3 4 2 5 3 2 3 November 3 3 2 5 5 3 2 December 2 2 1 4 5 3 1.

Others Seasonality. Months Festival Fruits Marriage Sports Migration Work availability Expense January Sankranti Guava 1 Sports event 5 3 5 February Magh Parv Ber 2 5 2 5 March Ba Parv Amla 5 2 3 2 April Muti Parv Mango 5 Cricket 1 2 5 May Tamarind 5 Cricket 1 5 3 June Jatra Mango 3 Cricket 1 5 5 July 1 0 5 3 August Haero Guava 1 Football 0 5 2 September Jamnama Custard apple 1 Football 3 5 3 October Maize 2 Football 4 4 3 November Sohrai 2 Football 5 5 2 December 1 Football 5 4 2.

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Income & Expense. Income Forest Produce Fishing Live Stock Labour Agriculture Business Job Migration 0.2 0.15 0.2 0.1 0.1 0.15 0.05 0.05.

The Gini Coefficient of the village from the collected data is 0.30.

Status of women in the village. Agriculture Selection of Life partner Loan Deciding Menu for food Education of Children Purchase of Asset Family Related Decision Livilihood Related Decision Income 3.5 5 2.4500000000000002 4.5999999999999996 3.65 2.5499999999999998 3 2.7 3.

DI Experience. Village Experience: Problem identification at the grassroot level. Cope up in difficult situation. How a village society establish their economy. How problem makes opportunity. We try for some intervention and doing some people mobilizing practice. They have resources but they don’t know how to utilize that resource..

Theme Paper - 1. Economic activity - Livelihood source from forest produce at Pansua village.

Introduction. Jharkhand is the land of forest. The total area of forest in Jharkhand is 23605 sq km. The total area of Pansua is 1.85 sq km in which 0.41 sq km is forest cover and 0.166 sq km is non cultivatable land..

Observation. Villagers depend mostly on forest produce for their livelihood. Cheronji is the costliest product that villagers get from Forest. Barter system is still present in the village. Mostly men are involved in collecting forest produce and women are involved in processing and market selling.

Product Local Rate Market Rate Cheronji Barter ( 1 bowl= 22-25 bowls of rice) Rs.1300-1500/kg Lah Rs.300-500 Rs.700-900/kg Sal Leaves Used for utensil Rs. 50/bundle Mahua Rs.30-40/Kg 200/Kg.

Conclusion. Opportunity to grow is large Need for interventions to reduce the interreference of middle men Market rate is too high compared to the rate of local sell. Forest produce is a highly demanded product who’s demand is constant and depicts a increasing trend..

Theme Paper - 2. Impact of Covid – 19 on Health and Education in Pansua.

Introduction. Need – Education & Health Covid-19 gave a reality check about how prepared we are about these two aspects..

Perspective of different stakeholders. Teacher perspective Student perspective CHC doctor and Asha didi Local doctors.

Findings. Education. Student were not able to attend online class because of lack of smartphone. Teachers were not familiar with online class. Increase in dropouts of the students. Students experienced gap in their studies Household and agricultural workload as the priority was changed to feed first then to educate.

Photos. Pintu angariya: age-64. Crop seasonality table.

Venn diagram (chapati diagram) drawn by village women.

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Mahapatra Family. Amit angariya and Rishi angariya.

t?" fry. Interview with Munda (Sanjay angariya). Forest seasonality table.

DFO PODAHAT : NITISH KUMAR. RANGER: SANKAR BHAGAT.

PRA activity 2. High school principal. 38.

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