1. Brought accountability in the education system

2. Reduced teacher absenteeism

3. Platform to voice corporal punishment, and sexual abuse concerns

Number of calls received have increased over years

helped increase retention under elementary education of children who migrate with parents looking for

seasonal employment and reduce the drop-out rates of girls in primary education.

1.  Schools cannot be used as LWE hideouts + students safer there.

2. The number of out-of-school children in the 6-14 years age group reduced and enrolment and retention have increased from 2011

1.Better quality of education

2.Better attendance rates

3. Better infrastructure due to continuous monitoring

1. Rise in enrolment from 2011

2. Reduction of gender disparity

1. It treats 12 lakh litres of sewage every day with no negative discharge

2. produces manure

3. recharges groundwater

4. Provide water for kitchen garden

5. Removes the source of foul odour and waterborne diseases

1.  Increased irrigation has encouraged farmers to cultivate new crops such as beans, radish, chilly+ perennial garden fruits

etc (diversification, not just dry crops anymore).

2. 15% increase in crop yield obtained

3.  recharge lakes, spring

4.  Reforestation

5. Creation of a spring atlas with relevant hydro-geology information of the area

1.       Rainwater harvesting,

2.       effluent treatment plant,

3.       solid waste management,

4.       paper and jute recycling

1.   Nearly half of the institute campus’ water requirement is being met through rainwater harvesting.

2. The paper recycling plant produces 500 file folders every semester

3. Reduction of solid waste

Real time tracking of what is extracted, from where, by whom, what purpose through a web-portal. Also

printed Transit Passes with QR codes and watermarks which are automatically verified at check posts- faster clearance

1.  Easier tracking

2. Improves transparency – reduces corrupt practices

3. Elimination of paper trail- increases efficiency

1. Inclusive growth

2.  Entrepreneurial promotion

3  Increased access to stakeholders

Passing water through a natural filter(bunds) + two chambers of vegetation + dredging to increase lake depth+ use of dredged mud to create embankments + sewage treatment plants

PPP model

Stopped encroachment, diverted sewage, de-weeded and de-silted the lake, thus increasing depth and thus storage capacity by 54%, created embankments, afforestation, creation of a separate pond for religious activities, construction of pathways and other recreational amenities

Local community + BBMP

1. Generation of public interest and awareness leading to self installation without government subsidy

2. Groundwater recharging

1. Awareness

2. Forecast of weather extremities

3.  Data for environmental and health studies

4.  Help improve crop yields through impact assessment

1.  Cleaner environment

2.  Reuse of plastic

3. Community awareness

1.  Financial inclusion

2.  Creation of local entrepreneurs + source of livelihood

3.  Increase household savings

4.  Reduce systemic leakages and increase transparency

1.  Reduce pilferage of foodgrains

2. Detection of ghost ration cards

3.  Inclusion of more deserving people in the system

1.  Gender sensitive

2. Food security to the vulnerable, who lack even documentation to avail other benefits like TPDS or AAY

1. Create a decision support system to track how much to be procured in a day

2. transparency

1. Improving health and access to healthcare

2. Healthier lifestyle adoption and reduction in consumption of of harmful materials like tobacco, alcohol, sugar etc

1. Prevent pilferage of food and funds

2. Check on quality and quantity by Anganwadi Workers and SHGs

3.Reduce spoilage of food resulting from storage for 1-3 months

4. Pre-decided menu to help in monitoring

5. Livelihood opportunities for SHGs

6. Increase community participation

1. Preventive treatments

2. Discovery of health risks

Tele-opthalmology to tackle infant blindness, caused by Retinopathy of Prematurity(ROP) with the help of trained technicians and digital equipment to treat premature infants in remote areas-  free or highly subsidised

PPP model

1.  Cure blindness at an early age

2.  Reaching out to remote areas due to use of technology

Accessible health services

Utilisation has grown over the years

1. Gaps in existing central schemes identified and these gaps were saturated by making suitable state level schemes eg: complementing PMGSY with Chief Minister GSY

2.Helps in policy planning.

3. Highlight those needs that are not covered by any current policy to help with creation of future policies

4. Reassessment of conflicting policies

5. Determine the appropriate use of untied funds for districts and lower level of administration

Conversion of dry toilets to pour flush toilets to achieve better sanitation and health.

Proactive steps for their rehabilitation through existing government schemes such as pension schemes, special scholarships for children, rural housing schemes, loans and skill upgradation training.

Those leaving scavenging will be prioritised for government schemes like MGNREGA etc

1. Increase in sanitation

2. Liberation and rehabilitation of manual scavengers- dignity of life

3. Improvement in their health- reduction of polio, diarrhoea and other sicknesses

Sector-wise identification of initiatives for growth and employment generation and current relevant skills(provided by companies)

+ market-relevant skill development by Project Implementing Agency(PIA) + placement (both inside and outside the state)

+post-placement tracking and support(both monetary and otherwise) to ensure that trainees are able to adjust to work life, accommodation in new cities, bank account opening etc

1. High placement rate and growth

2. Exposure to other cultures, work and integration with other states

3. Greater confidence and independence for individuals- communication skills

4. Reduction of unemployed youth turning to militant activities

5. Higher retention rate due to post-placement support provided

Accessible, affordable, sustainable water  + quality

Human development benefits- women free to pursue other tasks rather than going long distances to collect water

Use of modern agri tech, improve the quantity and quality of agri produce from less amount of seeds.

Mahila Arthik Vikas Mahamandal (MAVIM) also conduct practical classes on the preparation of soil bed, vermin composting, preparation of pesticides and organic fertilisers, use of conoweeder (reduced required labour power), using the separated out weeds to make organic fertilisers, ways to tackle crop diseases etc

1. Reduction in production cost by 30% but higher market prices achieved due to branding and marketing of products under Tejaswini brand of MAVIM

2. Reduction in women’s drudgery due to mechanisation

3. Women empowered in decision making as they are the primary stakeholders in the SRI methodology