IDF Org.Profile

INTEGRATED DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION
H O : MAURYA P ATH , K HAJPURA P ATNA -800014
E ML : IDFHO @ IDFNGO . ORG . WEB : w w w .idfngo.org
ORGANISATION PROFILE
Status
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Registered in 1993 (18th November), under the Societies Registration Act 1860, = No. 536
Registered under FC(R) A
= No. 031170122
Registered under 80G and 12A = No. 1781-83 and 1784-86
IDF PAN Number
= No. AAATI1253K
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TDS No. PTNI00415C
1> IDF is Accredited by Credibility Alliance as an organization adhering to the
Desirable Norms for Good Governance.
& 2> Enlisted with Give India Foundation
IDF has founded in 1993 by a group of young social development professionals; Integrated
Development Foundation (IDF) is a Patna-based NGO advocating for social change, with its
field offices in 7 districts of Bihar & Jharkhand. It has worked for two decades to raise
aspirations and improve everyday life for the most marginalized and excluded rural populations.
IDF mission is to ensure better health, security, and well-being for the poorest and most
deprived members of rural communities.
O ur vision is an egalitarian society in which all community members can realize their right
to a life of quality and dignity. Our key strategies for creating sustainable rural development are
using a rights-based approach and leveraging women's empowerment. IDF projects are
supported by UN agencies, national and international funders, and state governments. IDF is
also the lead member of several state and regional NGO networks.
-The thematic focus area is as per the following:
 Child protection and care
 Community leadership development
Our Focus Areas
 Community and individual health ARSH
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Disaster
preparedness,
restoration
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Livelihood protection and enhancement
 Water Sanitation and Hygiene
 PRI & Women Empowerment
relief,
and
Core strategy of competency
 Capacity Building (through training, community process, FGD, community meetings etc)
 Building Institutions (empowered and organized platform) at community level and Mobilization.
 Creating conducive environment
Since inception IDF prioritized rural area as geographic universe for managing health,
Nutrition and sanitation projects, where target beneficiaries are from schedule caste and other
lower backward castes that are marginalized. The target groups include women, newborn,
children, adolescent and youth, Schedule Caste, Newly Married Couple, 0-6 year’s child (for
immunization).
IDF demonstrate high prowess to manage more than 50 relevant projects with support of 30
funding organizations ranging from International government to UN agencies. Extension,
expansion and continual fund support to the organization beyond normal project life cycle
evident organizational credibility of strategic management of gamut of projects cycle to achieve
result with timely and quality reporting and documentation of success story.
It has good experience in development of training syllabi and curricula. It has developed
training modules on different issues, Flip charts, IEC material development on Kala-Azar, RCH,
Growth monitoring & Nutrition, Immunization, flood preparedness, PRI, RTI, personal Hygiene
and sanitation, Reproductive Health, watershed and gender.
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IDF has proven its capacity by successfully implementing projects, which are extensive by
covering huge geographical coverage with quality result. The organization has able to
implement projects in scale by covering whole district for example -1-IDF in collaboration with
Global Sanitation Fund, implementing sanitation project in each Panchayats/villages of entire
district of Seraikela and example-2-covering each and every villages/tola in 10 blocks of
Samastipur district under PCI/BMGF supported Parivartan (community mobilization around
women & child health issues) project.
IDF has strong community base in form of developed community institutions like child club,
youth club, farmers club, disaster mitigation committee and women self help groups (SHGs).
IDF has developed more than 1700 women SHGs in all its intervening villages in state. Who
are empowered, organized and able to take informed decisions for their family, communities
and for themselves i.e. women & gender issues. It provides a strong platform to overriding the
developmental issues they felt important and needy and that could ensure or lead to achieve
better quality of life.
Organizational achievements in social development
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IDF is member of the state government's Grant Aid Committee, which is responsible for
assessing and recommending grant proposals from Bihar NGOs to the central government.
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IDF is a member of the District Health Mission (DHM) formed under the chairperson-ship of
Chairperson Zila Parishad in Palamu District under NRHM Programme.
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IDF is one of an organization in Bihar to have received full accreditation by “Credibility
Alliance” as an organization meeting desirable norms for governance, transparency,
accountability, and internal policies and procedures.
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Total Sanitation Campaign certificate, awarded by the Chief Minister of Bihar for 1NGP
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IDF is also the lead member of several state and regional NGO networks.
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Awarded by Pathfinder International for the successful implementation of Prachar project.
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Member of Working Committee of the national level apex body of NGOs – VANI
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Part of Bihar Inter Agency Group’s consultation process on the review of Disaster
Management Act 2005, SOP Flood Management, GoB
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IDF is convener of Mission DRR – A state network on Disaster
D onors / Partners
Major: UNICEF, Australian High Commission, the Consulate General of Japan, Project
Concern International, Action Aid, Pathfinder International, The Hunger Project, CARE, CRS,
WDC (IFAD-Bihar State Govt.), JWDS (IFAD-Jharkhand State Govt.), Oxfam, UNDP, ICRW,
NFI, SIMAVI, Water Aid, PACS (DFID) Geneva Global, PLAN International, IPAS, SDTT, LWR,
GSF-NRMC, CAF India, Core Stone NABARD and Various national and international agencies for
short-time assignments by using IDF expertise in Training, Study, Documentation, RBM etc.
ID F in Jharkhand
IDF is working in Jharkhand from 1997 when it was united Bihar and started with a long project
supported by Unicef on women empowerment in Palamu and Garhwa districts and in 2001
expanded its work in 2 more districts Ranchi and Chaibasa on livelihoods and empowerment
projects focusing to women and children. In 2010 with the support from Plan India started
working on Child protection and with support from Global Sanitation Fund working on Sanitation
issues in Seraikela.
G eographical C overage (in last five years)
From last five years IDF is able to cover total population 1168300 in which indirect
population is 518000, whereas direct population, which are directly targeted through deferent
projects and programs are approx 510000 men, women, children and adolescents mostly from
the deprived section of the community in following districts.
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JHARKHAND STATE
DISTRICT
CD BLOCKS VILLAGES
1. CHAIBASA
2
27
2. SERAIKELA
9
956
3. PALAMU
5
198
2. GARHW
2
135
Bihar
DISTRICT
CD BLOCKS
1. PATNA
4 (four)
2. MUZAFFARPUR 5 (five)
3. VAISHALI
1 (one)
4. Samastipur
8 (eight)
4. Supaul
1 (one)
VILLAGES
260
165
67
770
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Katihar, Samastipur, Sitamadi, Darbhanga
IDF Offices Addresses:
BIHAR
JHARKHAND
1.Patna
(HEAD OFFICE)
INTEGRATED DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION (IDF)
MAURYA PATH, KHAJPURA, PATNA, BIHAR - 800 014
Tel / Fax : 91- 612 -2588682 / 2581553, 3264089
Email:[email protected]
2. Muzaffarpur
Ashish Sadan, Near Shiv Mandir
Kayast Tola, Sherpur. PO MIC Bla, Muzaffarpur
Tel: 91- 621- 2273258, Email: [email protected]
Contact person – Md. Shakil Anwar - 9835423427
3.Vaishali
H/o Bajrang Pd. Singh
Behind Hagipur Jail, Near Yadav Dwar, Dihikalan
Contact Person–Mr. Rajan gautam -9931416120
4. Samastipur:
Nera Sanichar sthan, Musapur. CP Manoj Mob:9905197966
85.Ranchi (State Liaison office)
D-54, Ashok Vihar
Ranchi –834002, Email: [email protected]
Tel: 91 - 651-2246923
Contact Person– Ms. Sonal - 9973752241
6.Palamu
Kachahari Road, Sarvoday nagar, Jail Hatha
Daltonganj, Palamu, Jharkhand
Tel: 91-6562-223770, Email: [email protected]
Contact Person - Mr. Vrat Prince Mob:9006627516
7.Chaibasa (W. Singhbhum)
H.N 62, Retired Colony, Chakardhar Pur, W Singhbhum
Contact Person - Mr. Subhasish Chakrbrti -9386593497
Email: [email protected]
8.Seraikela
Ward No.2, Kharsawan, CP Baidhyanath Datta, Mob:9431173408
5. Supaul: Ghosh Bhawan, Hospital Road, Koshi Colony
Ward No.-1, Birpur, Supaul CP Md. Wasi, Mob 8877849855
Contact Persons:
FU N D A llocation:
M ANOJ K V ERMA , D IRECTOR (9431456434)
(in last Six years)
FY Year >
2006-2007
2007-2008
Amount Received in Rs.> 1,78,70,352/- 1,99,87,787/Fund Received
2008-2009
2009-2010
3,22,00,152/- 2,29,23,296
In Last Six Years
2010-2011 2011-12
2012-2013
2,71,22,611 3,48,43,159 3,54,61,062
Expenditure Pattern of Fund
Average Fund Flow
Programmatic Allocations of Funds
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IDF is leading a state-wide network of NGOs –DRR Mission – to advocate the issues related to
Disaster. Risk Reduction and rehabilitation with the state and supporting its members in advocating at
district level.
VANI: IDF is a member of the working committee of VANI, a national level network of Voluntary
Organizations to advocate issues related to the social sector and VOs with center government.
PUBLICATIONS
- PC-PNDT ACT A HAND BOOK IN HINDI
- SHISHU KALYAN SAHAYIKA -in Hindi (on Reproductive Child Health-originally in Bangla by CINI)
- PANCHAYAT RAJ [A FLIP BOOK/CHART IN 2VOLS.] – Pictographic presentation of Pnachayati Raj Act for
- Blue Book (A directory of institutions/functionaries/Agencies related with Disaster preparedness, relief & restoration)
- Training Module on Leadership development (Resource material developed in collaboration with ICOMP-XISS)
- Growth Monitoring & Nutrition Guide (A guide for grass root functionary for child growth monitoring & nutrition
requirement
Our Strength
• Resource pool of experts well versed in Planning & implementation of development intervention
& equipped with adult learning pedagogy as well as sound thematic knowledge on PRI, Gender,
RCH, PRA, SHG, Watershed management, livelihood
• Integrated Development Approach & community led process of social change
• Convergence, Collaboration and Capacity enhancement integral to all intervention for ensuring
access to rights & entitlements of the poor
• Expertise in need based communication measures & dissemination methodology with abundant
experience in IEC development
• Professionally managed organization with clearly defined roles at every level
CURRENT PROGRAMS / PROJECT
1.
Community Centric Child Development program in Vaishali District supported by Plan
International
CCDP project is running in Rajapakar block with the concept of holistic development of the
community by keeping child in the center. The major component of the project is Livelihoods,
Health and WES, DRR, Education, Child rights and child sponsored ship. In its first phase of
implementation altogether 25000 population with 2200 children has been covered and project is
addressing almost all the need of the community. The capacity building of the community and
its active participation in whole process is one of the major strategies.
2.
Ensuring dignified life to the rural marginalized community by capacitating them to
combat human trafficking in a sustainable manner is a Geneva Global supported project
being implemented in Minapur & Jandaha Blocks of Muzaffarpur and Vaishali respectively
covering 44 villages. The main objectives of the project are to make the community /CBOs
aware about trafficking and its consequences with sensitization of the govt. authority about the
human trafficking & also to support the marginalized community for livelihood promotion. To
accomplish the objectives of the project, active participation of the community in the program
with involvement of primary and intermediary level PRIs are integral to the implementation.
3.
“Promoting School Safety Initiatives in Selected Schools in the Urban Areas of Patna
District of Bihar” supported by Unicef Patna is being implemented in 30 schools with the
goal of zero mortality of children in schools from preventable disasters and prevent the
interruption of the provision of education and ensure its swift resumption and save lives and
prevent injuries to school children, teachers and other staff by training, awareness generation
activities and school safety initiatives
4.
“Girl First” an Action Research project with the support of CorStone USA is being
implemented in 40 schools in rural Patna. This is a resilience-based classroom facilitation to
empower adolescent girls with the knowledge; skills and support which they need to improve
their emotional resilience, physical health-including sexual and reproductive health (SRH)
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through a technically developed curriculum. It would also aim to create effect on overall ‘quality
of life’ in physical, psychological, social and educational domains. Emotional Resilience
training will foster the self-esteem, persistence, optimism, problem solving skills, social skills
and support those girls need to put their dreams into action, improve their circumstances and
achieve short and long-term goals.
5.
Community Centric Child Development program in West Singhbhum (Chaibasa) District
of Jharkhand supported by Plan International
CCDProject is being implemented in 15 villages of Khuntpani Block of West Singhbhum with
the concept of holistic development of the community by keeping child in the center. The major
component of the project is Livelihoods, Health, WES, Education, Child Rights &
Protections and Child Sponsorship. The capacity building of the community and its active
participation in whole process is one of the major strategies.
6.
“Adapting to Climate Change to Promote Disaster Risk Reduction” supported by OXFAM
India in 4 blocks of 40 Villages of Muzaffarpur District of Bihar to introduce appropriate
disaster risk reduction and livelihood enhancement measures. The intervention also aimed to
create an understanding of climate change and how to adapt to this phenomenon. (Direct
Population: 13,350 Indirect: 58,230)
7.
Addressing Kala-Azar in Northern Bihar through Behaviour Change and Local Health
networking
This is a fresh intervention planned and designed with the express objective of impacting the
prevalence of Kala-azar in Bihar through enhancing community’s awareness, promoting
safe behavior and strengthening informed access to health services. It is being supported
by Charities Aid Foundation (CAF), New Delhi. In its current phase, this project initiative is
being administered in the districts of Muzaffarpur, Samastipur and Katihar, - each one
representing a distinct zones of prevalence of the disease. It has been planned to develop,
generate and disseminate quality IEC on Kala-Azar, strengthen community level processes to
assist behavior change and reinforce community’s engagement with the local health set-ups
towards enhancing timely detection, better reporting and appropriate care and treatment of
Kala-Azar. Under this comprehensive approach, we would address issues of prevention,
understanding of symptoms and treatment regimens through an overarching emphasis
on community and family sanitation.
8.
“PAHEL” a CEDPA India supported project is being implemented in the Block of Minapur
& Gayaghat with the goal of to strengthen the voice, participation, leadership and influence of
Elected Women Representatives (EWRs) in decision making in panchayats to bring about
social change in areas that affect women particularly reproductive health/family planning
(FP/RH) and girls education. (Direct: 463 Elected Women Representatives Indirect: 3, 57000
Approx)
9.
“Rights Based Disaster Risk Reduction” supported by Dan Church Aid is being directly
implemented in 11 villages of Katra Block in the Muzaffarpur and also supports the network
Mission DRR organized in 10 district of North Bihar Region which are highly prone to various
types of disaster. The role being strengthen community resilience through risk reduction efforts
and enhance food security capacities of targeted vulnerable communities with improve support
mechanism by local institutions and duty bearers in targeted locations.(Direct Population: 3124,
Indirect: 21,123)
10. Community Leadership program to strengthen NRHM (health)
This SDTT supported program is an ambitious health sector intervention being simultaneously
implemented in Bihar and Jharkhand to complement, build on and extend the on-going
Leadership Development & Organizational Effectiveness Program of the Packard Foundation.
Its novelty lies in its express focus on identifying community level potentials for leadership and
comprehensively honing these as sustainable entities to progressively enable the communities
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in accessing quality healthcare and services. Evolving and strengthening sustainable local
level processes as tools to assist realization of healthcare entitlements and leveraging
available services is a unique component. IDF, as its implementing agency in Bihar, is
implementing the intervention in 100 Panchayats across Patna, Muzaffarpur and Vaishali
districts. It aims further to build this intervention into a successful model to experiment with
local level convergence of services and skills –by co-opting existing resources and
opportunities across areas of livelihood, health, WATSAN, etc.
11. Dalit women empowerment through Self Help Group Initiative and Micro-enterprise
The proposed project aims to address the economic vulnerability of 650 marginalized dalit
families in 25 villages of Vaishali district of Bihar, and leverage the attainment to enable a
well-rounded, comprehensive empowerment. The existing state of extreme deprivation is
worsened by the absence of any stable livelihood options for these communities, forcing them
in a severe debt cycle. The situation of women and children are particularly vulnerable in the
absence of lack of food and nutrition, access to medical care and education. IDF, through this
Lutheran World Relief supported project, aims to focus on empowering the women in these
communities with necessary life skills by organizing them into Self Help Groups(SHGs),
promoting savings and credit, encouraging alternative micro-enterprises for these families and
concomitantly capacitating them with necessary life skills and capacities to appreciate their
needs, rights and entitlements. The project is anchored on the recommendations of
International Centre for Research on Women (ICRW) led SHG study.
12. Jharkhand Tribal Development Project – W. Singhbhum, Jharkhand Supported by JTDS,
Gov. of Jharkhand (IFAD Assisted)
To promote sustainable Livelihoods and strengthening and constituting the natural Gram Sabha
in 2 blocks of Chaibasa district IDF is selected to facilitate to work on the project. Micro water
shed and food for work is one of the important components to assure livelihoods by mobilizing
and organizing community members through its Gram Sabha and SHGs. The total converge is
25 villages covering more than 40000 population with the existing support systems and local
Government Programs. The whole process is gender-sensitive and equity-centric.
13. Let Girls Be Born Project in Palau district along with some state activities with the
support from Plan india:
The project is being implemented with the support of Plan India with a goal of fostering strong
multi-stakeholders’ response to the declining child sex ratio and spearhead public advocacy
and initiate consistent public action to insure the enforcement of the PCPNDT Act. The prime
objectives of the project are to enable all primary stakeholders become proactive on the issue
of declining Child Sex ratio and knowledgeable about PCPNDT Act to monitor medical
practitioners & ensure their compliance with the law. It also focuses on collaboration of
institutions, civil societies and social activists to bring about conducive and unified environment
for prevention of sex determination and sex selection. The intervention extends to Palamu
district and state level liaison & coordination efforts for effective enforcement of the law.
14. “Parivartan” project is supported by Project Concern International (PCI) under Bill &
Milinda Gates Foundation is being implemented in 6 Blocks of Samastipur District of Bihar.
Parivartan is proposed for Empowering and Mobilizing Communities for Sustainable
Improvements in Health Outcomes. Its purpose to improve key family health, behavior, equity
and accountability for health services and to sustain critical family health and sanitation
outcomes among women and children. (Population Coverage: 100 % of SC Population of the
blocks)
15. “Promoting Sustainable Sanitation in Rural India” supported by Global Sanitation Fund
is being implemented in 125 Panchayats of Seraikela District in Jharkhand with the prime
objectives of enabling increased access and effective use of improved sanitation facilities and
improved hygiene behavior at scale, institutional strengthening and capacity building for
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sustainable promotion of improved sanitation and hygiene and promoting multi-stakeholder
coalition and learning to ensure wider attention to successful approaches. The project will
extend to the whole district with overall goal of making the district Open Defecation Free (ODF)
through triggering community desire for change and a mix of leveraging of resources from Govt.
Panchayat funding and community financing services.
16. Integrated Project on Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Promotion In Patna District Bihar
State, supported by Water Aid India.
The project is primarily promoting the health & hygiene issue of the rural community with a
special focus on the maximum usage of sanitary latrines and installation of hand pumps for safe
drinking water with the full participation of the community and relevant institutions. The
objective of the intervention is to mobilize and educate the community on health and hygiene
and increase the usage of sanitary latrines and safe drinking water by creating a peoples’
organization for the entire management of the programme and that could network with
government, Panchayat, NGOs.
Completed Projects
1. Women’s Empowerment through Convergent Community Action (CCA) strategy, support- ted by UNICEF
for the districts of Patna, Palamu and Garhwa of Bihar and Jharkhand.
2. Sustainable Action of Community Health with special focus on Women Reproductive & Child Health
Care, Supported by SIMAVI, the Netherlands.
3. Joint Levered RCH program 186 villages of 30 Panchayats in Patan block of Palamu district
(Jharkhand); NFI supported
4. Community Action through Local Resources/Self Governance and convergence Strategy Supported
by DFID under PACS program
5. Facilitating attendance in schools through economic empowerment supported by UNICEF in Palamu
and Garhwa districts of Jharkhand.
6. Water and Sanitation initiative / intervention in Two Blocks of Patna and 5 blocks of Garhwa District,
Supported by UNICEF and PHED.
7. Women’s Empowerment for Sustainable Action supported by Australian High Commission for
Patna district of Bihar.
8. Gram Swaraj Abhiyan, two Blocks in Garhwa, Jharkhand, Supported by Action Aid
9. Relief and Rehabilitation Measures for Flood Affected people in Muzaffarpur district of Bihar,
Supported by Oxfam Hong Kong.
10. Promoting Change in Reproductive Behavior of Adolescent Supported by Pathfinder International.
11. Integrated Nutrition and Health Programme supported by CARE
12. Survey/Research work on the existing status of the knowledge and practices of Adolescent youth
and Reproductive Health in Patna, Nawada and Nalanda districts of Bihar supported by Path
Finder International.
13. Polio Eradication Initiatives in Patna, Purnia and Muzaffarpur district supported by Project Concern
International (PCI)
14. Capacity building of Elected Women Representatives and Functionaries of PRIs in Palamu District of
Jharkhand: Supported by UNDP
15. Behavior Change communication (BCC) intervention to provide information to women on Safe
abortion: supported by IPAS.
16. Community Empowerment on Youth Reproductive & Sexual Health Supported by ICRW, under
DISHA program
17. Communication Strategy For The Adolescent Reproductive & Sexual Health, In Palamau & Garwah
District, Jharkhand supported by NFI
18. Operation Research on “A Community Based Approach to Improve Utilization of Health Care
Services in Favor of Women Reproductive Health” supported by UNICEF.
19. Integrated Women Development Program, Gaighat, Muzaffarpur, The Hunger Project
20. Developmental Support Services in Flooded Areas. - UNDP
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21. Safe Drinking Water Project, Supported by Consulate General of Japan, Kolkata, Naubatpur, Patna
District.
22. Village Level Micro Planning 120 Villages of Phulwari Block of Patna District, Unicef
23. Shtree (Dalit) Shashatikaran, Madhubani, supported by Action Aid India.
24. Empowerment of Mushars, in Bisfi, Madhubani, Bihar, Supported by Action Aid India.
25. SNEHAL project supported by CARE to enhance income of the poorest families in 20 flood affected
villages of Gaighat block of Muzaffarpur District
26. DEEP project, Women Livelihood Program, supported by Bihar State Women Development
Corporation, GOB
27. SWABLAMBAN Project in 52 Villages of Maner & Phulwarisharif of Patna District with the support of
WDC, Govt. of BIHAR
28. Village Level Micro Planning in 100 Villages of Raja Pakar in VAISHALI District Supported by
UNICEF
29. Project titled- “Indian Villagers Learn Healthy Habits & Gain Better Care” in 3 Block of
Muzaffarpur District, Bihar, Geneva Global
30. Established a ISRO Center at Maner Block for educating the surrounding communities on Health (tele medicine),
Agriculture, Education etc through tele-conferencing - Supported by ISRO
31. IDF was leading a statewide network of NGOs (VISWASH) – to advocate on Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Issues in
the state for almost 6 years and doing advocacy at the state level.
32. Information Resource Advocacy Center on Reproductive and Child Health has been established and coordinated by IDF
for the RCH Fellows supported by IIE, a D & L Packard Foundation program in Bihar.
IDF Human Resources
Salary composition to IDF
staff
Rs. 30,000/- to Rs. 40,000/Rs. 20,000/- to Rs. 30,000/Rs. 10,000/- to Rs. 20,000/Rs. 5,000/- to Rs.10,000/Rs. 3000/- to Rs. 5,000/Salary Below Rs. 3,000/-
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Total 918 paid persons in IDF
Minimum Qualification
Total
Female
Male
PGRD Professionals-XISS, MSW,
MBA, MA in Rural development, etc….
Expertise on Community Process and
mobilization. Master trainers
Graduates, RD Professionals
6
0
6
29
16
3
0
26
16
45
10
35
Minimum Intermediate
Minimum 8th pass
TOTAL
118
704
918
44
582
639
74
122
279
O rganizational Structure of the Personnel
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