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Model Village Development
Program Summary & Background
A comprehensive 2-day capacity building training camp organized by Mission4Care India Foundation (MCIF) at Chitrakonda Block, Malkangiri District. The program trained 60+ representatives, Sarpanches, nominees, and social workers across 18 Gram Panchayats, resulting in the selection of 7 Model Villages and concrete action plans for grassroots rural development.
18
Gram Panchayats Trained
60+
Active Delegates
7
Model Villages Selected
100%
Community Action Prepared
Our Vision
"Empowering Panchayati Raj Institutions and Transforming Tribal Remote Villages into Self-Reliant Model Communities."
Our Mission
To strengthen local governance, provide actionable development plans, promote education, safe drinking water, healthcare, youth employment, and preserve tribal heritage across Chitrakonda block.
Key Objectives & Focus Areas
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Strengthening 3-Tier Panchayati Raj System & Gram Sabha empowerment
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Selection of 7 Model Villages (Bidamba, Chitrakonda, Rajalkonda, Kadamajhola, Gazalmamudi, Tacheru, Gundawada)
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Formation of 7 Working Groups for village-level Action Plan preparation
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Promotion of education, prevention of child marriage, and alcohol prohibition awareness
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Safe drinking water supply and healthcare facility access
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Skill development and employment generation for rural youth
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Establishing market linkages for SHGs, forest produce, and agricultural crops
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Preservation of tribal culture, heritage, and local museum establishment
Sub-Programs & Schemes
1 Sub-Programmes
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Launched 2025
Chitrakonda Block Training Camp Complete Document Content (100% Uncut Text)
Full original source text containing all lines, participant lists, Odia & English document transcripts, and 8 recommendations.
Objectives:
- Full Odia & English training transcripts
- Complete working group member names
- Detailed 8-point intervention recommendations
Key Activities:
- Inauguration by BDO Prita Kumar, OAS (1) (SB) & Panchayat Samiti Chairperson
- Action plan presentation by 7 working groups
- Lakshmi Pangi case study discussion
Expected Outcomes:
- Selected 7 Model Villages
- Drafted 7 Gram Panchayat Action Plans
- Submitted recommendations to District & State Authorities
Action Plans & Working Groups
Group 1 (Jodamba Village): Hanshit Dalai, Deeptimayee Ghadai, Kusum Giri, Sanjukta Gauda, Mitali Pangi
Group 2 (Chitrakonda Village): Pabitramohan Bodiraka, Pratish Kumar Padhi, Rajesh Saragaria, Anna Machha, Nilima Jena, Bidyutprabha Bishoi
Group 3 (Rajalkonda Village): Sanjana Maharana, Sijuli Sarkar, Hari Pujari, Manika Hansda, Minati Chowdhury, Lakshmi Pangi
Group 4 (Kadamajhola Village): Swapna Khula, Induprabha Khula, Sushila Khula, Nilima Jena, Biswanath Khula
Group 5 (Gazalmamudi Village): Ajit Kumar Khula, Bidyutprabha Bishoi, Minati Chowdhury, Parbati Kishan, Rashmi Majhi, Karisma Giri
Group 6 (Tacheru Jantri Village): Danai Galari, Anna Machha, Rasmita Behera, Mahendra Khara, Amna Majhi
Group 7 (Gundawada Village): A. Amika, Sanjukta Gauda, Bhanu Hantal, Raju Khara, Lakshmi Pangi
Key Interventions & Recommendations
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1. Promotion of Education: Increase awareness on educational importance, appoint adequate teachers, and build playground/school infrastructure.
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2. Social Awareness: Eliminate superstitions, witchcraft beliefs, child marriage, and alcohol abuse through active campaigns.
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3. Safe Drinking Water: Provide clean piped drinking water and tubewell maintenance across all remote hamlets.
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4. Healthcare Access: Organize mobile health camps, educate on institutional healthcare, and introduce sanitary napkin awareness.
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5. Elderly Support: Establish community-based support systems and senior citizen care networks.
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6. Youth Employment: Conduct vocational training, skill building, and local job creation.
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7. Market Linkages & SHGs: Strengthen women SHGs and create direct market access for turmeric, ginger, and forest produce.
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8. Gram Sabha Empowerment: Utilize 3-Tier Panchayati Raj mechanisms to escalate local demands from Gram Panchayat to State & Central Governments.
The development of a Model Village requires collective effort, transparency, cooperation, and accountability. By actively involving Gram Sabhas, women, youth, and local leaders, Chitrakonda can transform into a beacon of sustainable rural development in Malkangiri.
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