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Exposure Visit Programme
Field Review & Scope
A 5-member delegation from Mission4Care India Foundation (MCIF), led by Senior Advisor Ramesh Chandra Samal, Secretary Chinmayee Das, and President Manoj Kumar Das, conducted an extensive field visit across Koraput and Malkangiri districts to inspect development projects, engage tribal populations, assess agricultural needs, and review environmental initiatives.
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Districts Covered
7
Blocks Assessed
21
Tribal Dialects Studied
600
Pine Saplings Planted
Our Vision
"Bridging the Gap Between Remote Tribal Communities and Sustainable Socio-Economic Mainstream Progress."
Our Mission
To assess grassroots ground realities, advocate for border tribal welfare, enhance agricultural yield, protect local ecosystems, and foster pride in Odia language and cultural identity.
Key Field Observations & Activities
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Consultations with District Social Welfare Officer (DSWO) Mrs. Pushpanjali Pattnaik in Koraput
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Agricultural review at Kunduli GP (turmeric, paddy, poultry, goat rearing, forest produce)
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Environmental cleanliness drive and pine tree plantation (600 saplings) at Kotia Deuli Hill (1,662m elevation)
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Distribution of vegetable seeds to local tribal families in Deomali region
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Field inspection of Chitrakonda Dam (65 km water spread) & Balimela Reservoir
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Assessment of 21 tribal dialects (Santali, Ho, Koya, Munda, Bonda, Kishan, Kui, Juanga, Saura, Gonda, Desia, etc.)
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Eklavya story session promoting self-belief, goal setting, and community leadership
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Formulating joint memorandum for border demarcation and Odia language promotion
Sub-Programs & Schemes
1 Sub-Programmes
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Launched 2025
Koraput & Malkangiri Field Assessment Complete Document Content (100% Uncut Text)
Complete source document text covering Odia & English field visit reports, Eklavya story text, 21 dialects list, and agricultural recommendations.
Objectives:
- Full Odia & English field report text
- Full text of Eklavya moral story
- Complete list of 7 blocks & 21 tribal dialects
Key Activities:
- Pine sapling plantation at Deuli Hill
- Cleanliness drive at tourist spot
- Distribution of high-yield vegetable seeds
Expected Outcomes:
- Submitted DSWO petition
- Formulated NABARD agricultural plan
- Established local volunteer network in Kotpad
Delegation & Locations Covered
Delegation: Ramesh Chandra Samal (Sr. Advisor), Chinmayee Das (Secretary), Manoj Kumar Das (President), Manoj Kumar Pattnaik (District Head, Koraput)
Locations: Sunabeda, Kunduli GP, Deomali Hills, Kotia Deuli Hill (1662m), Chitrakonda Dam, Balimela, Jeypore, Malkangiri (7 Blocks: Malkangiri, Mathili, Khairiput, Chitrakonda, Korkunda, Kalimela, Podia)
Key Volunteers: Sukamani Pujari, Shyam Khuntia, Harihar Pujari (Kotpad Block)
Major Findings & Policy Recommendations
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1. Border Demarcation & Language Awareness: Joint petition to State Govt to safeguard border territory and promote Odia language education.
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2. Agricultural Yield & Marketing: Partnering with District Agriculture Officer Gokulananda Pradhan & NABARD to establish fair market prices for Kalabati rice, finger millet (Mandia), ginger, and turmeric.
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3. Forest Produce Protection: Ensuring fair prices for minor forest produce (MFP) for tribal gatherers.
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4. NGO Network & Community Mobilization: Empowering local youth and SHGs through vocational training.
With dedicated collaboration between Government departments, NGOs, and local tribal leaders, Koraput and Malkangiri can overcome geographical barriers and emerge as model districts for sustainable development.
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