The
Annual Report of FY 20019
Address: Debashis
Nagar, Rangamati,
P.O.Box no. 25,
Rangamati-4500, Bangladesh .
Phone: 035163658, Mobile :01553761747, 01732929099
E-mail:
ksscht@gmail.com
Web:http://kaposebasanghakss.blogspot.com
Content
- Non-formal education program:
- HIV/AIDS education program:
- Water & Sanitation Program hygiene
Promotion,:
- Horticulture Training
Message
from President:
The development
education is the key element of community
development through the government running primary education in each union of Chittagong
Hill Tracts. Yet a large number of poor marginalized children remained outside
of receiving primary education in several hard to reach areas of the unions. To
increase literacy rate and to ensure primary education to each of the poor
illiterate child Pugobel is also constantly making efforts in rural areas of
Langadu Upazilla along with BRAC. I think it will need more time to remove
illiteracy from the society, because the infrastructure of rural union is still
far reach due to backward communication it is difficult to reach to all of the
rural villages of the hard reach areas children. The extreme poor families children are very
often engaged in household works instead of sending them to the schools, so
public awareness motivation and close service orientation are essential to
these backward communicated areas. Besides this lack of regular funds flows of
the small NGO is also a risk and barrier of effective implementation of the educational projects
in these rural projected areas. So, I draw attention to the donors to increase
funding to the grassroots level local community based NGOs which directly reach
to the rural areas and I think, if the local community based NGOs, COs think-tanks
are engaged in rural development programs through making capacities and
increasing availability funds, the achievement
of MDGs will be expedited.
In conclusion, I thank
to BRAC, DANIDA and NGO Forum for their financial and in-kind supports for our
development projects and I also thank to our patrons, individual donor and the
members of organization who contributed to the development project under taken by
this Kapo Seba Sangha organization and hope to receive the same contribution
from you.
In conclusion, I thank
to BRAC, DANIDA and NGO Forum for their financial and in-kind supports for our development projects and I also thank to our patrons,
individual donors and the members of Kapo Seba Sangha who contributed to the
development project undertaken by this PUGOBEL organization and hope to receive
the same contribution from you in the future..
5. Non-formal primary education
program
Pugobel continuously has
been implementing a non-formal education project- providing primary educational
facilities to grade 1 to 3 extreme poor working and disadvantaged children age 8-12 years at community-based schools in
Langadu and Atharakchara unions. This educational project/activities are
conducted by hiring teachers and volunteers which are managed by the local community ( school management
committees) formed together with community-based volunteers and
parent teachers associations; the main objective of this educational project is to bring the 8-12 years
dropped out children into the educational development service ensuring primary
education to the target children.
- HIV/AIDS Program:
Bangladesh located near by a high HIV/AIDS
alarming country of India and there were many cases of HIV positive found among the students, labours, truckers and
migrated individuals in our country, to prevent spreading of HIV/AIDS Kapo Seba Sangha conducted a HIV/AIDS education project
-providing education on transmissible virus of HIV/AIDS which easily
transmitted by blood transferring and sexual practice-in Lagadu and Athrakchara
Union partnership with Maitre-Bangladesh. Kapo Seba Sangha organized education
workshops in projected villages- discussed the prevention measures fo spreading
HIV/AIDS targeting the youth and several voluntary
groups was formed with the target communities and separate groups with youth and adolescent including distribution of
leaflets.
Water, Sanitation and hygiene Promotion
Project:
Kapo Seba Sangha implemented
a school based hygiene promotion, water and sanitation education programs were
conducted by this organization along with educational program providing education
on use of safe drinking water, purification process of contaminated water raising
awareness on prevention of water born diseases. KSS provided sanitation
education to the community people of projected villagers to use hygienic
latrine, sandal use in getting into the
latrines and hand washing with soaps after evacuation , behavior change, practicing
sanitary latrine use, leaving open space evacuation, keeping clean the house
yards/around houses and school grounds.
KSS organized
workshops to raise public awareness raising on water, sanitation and hygiene
promotion on community- based and schools-based programs and through this
awareness campaign a total 3631 villagers brought into this services and able
change their sanitation behavior, now 85% of the villages people constructed
hygienic latrine in five villages of Langadu union.
Horticulture Training:
Kapo Seba Sangha conducted
a horticulture training providing sapling production, planting, caring and
watering the sapling/plants including distribution plants. The mentioned above
training provided to 25 poor farmers in Langadu Upazila for 1 month. A total of
25 marginalized farmers received practical horticultural training facilities
and the purpose of this program is to teach the target group members the technology
of modern fruit gardening, high-bread agricultural production and
make them into the good skilled
agro-based cash-crop producers , to increase their agro-based income by
applying the modern scientific agricultural technology hi-bread fruit
production, grafting and sapling production systems.
- Health education program:
Pugobel implemented a
mother and child health (MCH) project in Atarakchara Union covering 5 villages
provided MCH education to the lactating mother, pregnant women and other target
people explaining the needed care and services neonatal and post natal services
and to conduct delivery with skilled TBA. The purpose of the MCH program is to
reduce the mortality and morbidity rates of mothers and children into the rural
areas of Atarokchara a Union where such service is unavailable and the rate of
mortality and mobility of mother and children is higher than the other Thana as
the hard to reach isolated village women are quite unaware of this services.
A total of 12 workshops
were organized in 5 villages target stakeholders.
cy‡Mv‡ej Kvh©ยต‡gi d‡Uv M¨vjvix
The
Annual Report of FY 2018
Address: Debashis
Nagar, Rangamati,
P.O.Box no. 25,
Rangamati-4500, Bangladesh .
Phone: 035163658, Mobile :01553761747,
01732929099
E-mail:
ksscht@gmail.com
Web:http://kaposebasanghakss.blogspot.com
Content
- Non-formal education program:
- HIV/AIDS education program:
- Water & Sanitation Program hygiene
Promotion,:
- Horticulture Training
Message
from President:
Since inception, the Kapo Seba Sangha l
organization undertaken community-based educational programs, established 15
community-based primary schools collaborating with the community peoples of the
and finally BRAC came forward to support our valuable causes supporting cash
and in-kinds in our educational programs since 2006. "Education is the
spine of a nation" proverb is a true valuable word, no one nation can be
developed without education. As our country is the poorest amongst the
developing countries of the world, it is because; the literacy rate is so low
in south-east Asian countries. So, to reduce poverty, first we need education,
the education can be rendered the population into the valuable human resources, skilled educated
men and women can lead the country to the top developed nation. For above reason, Kapo Seba Sangha
trying to reduce illiteracy from the society by educating the marginalized
extreme poor children, dropped out children and disadvantaged children by
providing non-formal and formal primary
educational facilities, re-schooling and supporting their families in our development
programs to increase their income so
that their children can continue their
education and rebuild their lives.
The marginalized community peoples do not
access to required information on the scopes of obtaining free health,
sanitation, education and other development ,
further, the extreme poor people do not have the spare of time to go to
the Upazila and district head quarters to have such health related information
for their ill family members for better treatment and when their patients
become serious at that time they have to take them to the district hospitals
and need much time and money to reach to the district hospitals/clinics, to
manage such amount of money can be
collected by selling their only beasts. on the other hand, if the only incoming
family members are engaged with the patients treatment, the other family
members have face hunger without sufficient food.
The mentioned above
situations/problems are always evolved the rural poor families who need
complete free health care service at their door steps, so I would like to
encourage the health service-providing institutions to go and provide health
facilities to the extreme poor peoples of backward communicated areas of CHT.
In conclusion, I thank to BRAC, DANIDA and NGO
Forum for their financial and in-kind supports for and development projects and
I also thank to our patrons, individual donors and the members of Kapo Seba
Sangha who contributed to the development project under taken by this PUGOBEL
organization and hope to receive the same contribution from you.
12.
Non-formal
primary education program
Kapo Seba Sangha
continuously implementing a non-formal education providing primary educational
facilities class 1 to 4 and 5 to the extreme poor children
age 8-12 years at the schools established by support of BRAC and PUGOBEL . This
educational project / activities are conducted in Longadu, Bogachadar,
Gulshakhali, Atarakchara, Kalapakujya and Mainimukh union with the rented employers (Teachers) one teacher in
each school / education center, the main task of this is to bring the 8-12
years dropped out, disadvantaged children into the educational development
service ensuring primary education to the target children. Kapo Seba Sangha
formed school management committee consists of 10 member in each school which
monitor , supervise and follow up the educational program, activities of the
schools under the instruction and guidance of Kapo Seba Sangha L Executive Council (EC) and Project
Implementation Committee(PIC).
- HIV/AIDS Program:
P Kapo Seba Sangha
implemented a HIV/AIDS education project -providing education on transmissible
virus of HIV/AIDS which easily transmitted by blood transferring and sexual
practice- Kapo Seba Sangha conducted
this program with joint funding with Maitre-Bangladesh by organizing workshops-
raising awareness on prevention o
spreading HIV/AIDS among the peoples of the project sites- especially targeting
the youth and adolescent, a
community-based voluntary group was
formed with the target youth and
adolescent to conduct the HIV/AIDS education program by distributing leaflets
containing relevant information of introduction and prevention instruction
guidance of HIV?AIDS. The Program launched in Rangamati and Kaptai Upazila.
- Water, Sanitation and hygiene Promotion Program :
Kapo Seba Sangha conducted
a community-based hygiene promotion, water and sanitation education programs
were conducted by the Kapo Seba Sangha organization along with educational
program providing education on use of safe drinking water, purification process
of contaminated water raising awareness on prevention of water born
diseases. Kapo Seba Sangha provided sanitation education to the community
people of projected villagers to use hygienic latrine, sandal use in getting into the latrines and hand washing
with soaps after evacuation , behavior change, practicing sanitary latrine use,
leaving open space evacuation, keeping clean the house yards/around houses and
school grounds.
Kapo Seba Sangha organized
workshops to raise public awareness raising on water, sanitation and hygiene
promotion on community- based and schools-based programs and through this
awareness campaign a total 3631 villagers brought into this services and able
change their sanitation behavior, now 85% of the villages people constructed
hygienic latrine in five villages of Langadu union.
- Horticulture Training:
Kapo Seba Sangha
conducted horticulture training to 20 poor farmers providing sapling
production, planting, caring and watering the sapling/plants including
distribution plants. The mentioned above training provided to 25 poor farmers
in 2 batches .One batch 13 and another batch 12 trainees, 15 days in a batch.
The 21 trainees received practical skills in theoretical and practical methods;
the purpose of this training is to make the poor farmers into the good skilled
gardeners, increase their agro-based income by applying the modern scientific
agricultural technology hi-bread fruit production, grafting and sapling
production systems.
- Health education program:
Kapo Seba Sangha
implemented a mother and child health (MCH) project in Atarakchara Union
covering 5 villages provided MCH education to the lactating mothers, pregnant
women and other target people explaining the needed care and services neonatal
and post natal services and to conduct delivery with skilled TBA. The purpose
of the MCH program is to reduce the mortality and morbidity rates of mothers
and children into the rural areas of Atarokchara a Union where such service is unavailable and the
rate of mortality and mobility of mother and children is higher than the other Thana as the hard to reach isolated village women are quite unaware of this
services.
A total of 12 workshops were organized in 5 villages
target stakeholders.
cy‡Mv‡ej Kvh©ยต‡gi d‡Uv M¨vjvix
The
Annual Report of FY 2017
Address: Debashis
Nagar, Rangamati,
P.O.Box no. 25,
Rangamati-4500, Bangladesh .
Phone: 035163658, Mobile :01553761747,
01732929099
E-mail:
ksscht@gmail.com
Web:http://kaposebasanghakss.blogspot.com
Content
1. Message from President
2.
Non-formal primary educational (NFPE) program
3. Community managed water and sanitation program
4. Micro credit program
Massage from
president:
Poverty illiteracy diseases always
evolve aurous the poor people of our country. Fighting with hunger and tackling
with poverty is our goal of development project implementation. The government
alone is unable to tackle with stated national problems by the sides of
government for international, national and local development organization
including UN agencies playing important ruler in ending the poverty and hunger.
Yet, a large number of population facing poverty and chromic hunger in Bangladesh . As
a local NGO progressive also trying to salve the problem of extreme poor,
disadvantaged people of Chittagong Hill tracts CHT by implementing various need
based development project in community participate the stall and volunteers of
the organization working hard to provide development initiation service to the
target group members with our limited resources and helping vulnerable people
for their socio economic improvement and fulfill the millennium development
goal together with other development agencies.
Finally, I thank to the donors, partners,
board members stall and volunteers as will as the general member of Progressive
for there support and services provided to serve the poor people.
Keranmoy Chakma
President
Kapo Seba Sangha
Rangamati
Non-formal primary Education
(NFPE) programme:
Kapo Seba Sangha
(KSS) implement a non-formal primary educational project called NFPE in 2010
which was a continuous project of Progressive in union as the implementing partner of BRAC.
Under the NFPE programme reading, writing and n
0. Non-formal
educational facilities provided to the rural poor children age 8-12. Who were
prepared for schooling to class 1,2 and 3 to the nearest primary schools. The
mentioned project implement by progressive with the financial support of BRAC
the project period.... 1 year and a total 80 children were made schooling and
they continuously go to the schools having the facilities provided through the
NFPE educational project. Community managed water and sanitation programme
Progressive
implemented a community managed water and sanitation project partnership with
NGO forum out ghara union covering 6 villages Junamachara, Chelachara, Noupara,
Herangipara Sakrachari and Bogapara under kowkhali upazila. Providing safe
drinking water supply by installing DSP hand tub wells including technical
training on maintenance of hand tube wells education the target village’s
people on prevention of water born diseases system of water purification access
to safe drinking water. Sanitation education services was also provided to the
target people to promote personal hygiene, practice/use of sanitary latrines
leaving the use of open space evacuation use sandal before entering into the
latrines and ... hands after evacuation.
The mentioned above co-managed water
and sanitation project implemented with direct participation of the community
people the project funded by the NGO to rum the duration of the project was 1
years and a total of 340 people were benefited with this project by obtaining
the education of accessing safe drinking water and sanitation education learned
the kills sanitary latrines materials production hand tube wells installation
and maintenance.
Rural Sanitation project:
Rural Sanitation project:
Kapo Seba Sangha
(KSS) conducted a rural sanitation project in Sabekyang Union- provided skilled
training on making of sanitary latrines materials, slabs and rings with
concrete mortars including construction
of hygienic latrines to 40 community households.
Under this program- sanitation awareness
campaign was conducted-educating the target people on behavior change
abandoning open space evacuation in hygienic latrines. The rural peoples use
unhygienic latrines and they are with unawake personal hygiene promotion.
sanitary latrines materials distributed to 40 families to encourage them in
behavior change. A total of 4 workshops were organized and we were able change
sanitation behavior to 78 families out of 120 families.
Income generating programe
through micro-credit program:
Kapo Seba Sangha (KSS) implemented a income generating project
through providing revolving loan for adopt small scale income generating
schemes vegetable production, poultry and traditional waist room weaving
(production of traditional customs) for 36 extreme poor families, they target
36 family members were formed into 3 group consisting 12 members in each group,
other forming them into group, relevant schemes and financial management
including appropriate utilization the provided loan funds.
2. Group members
provided 60,000 loan facilities, Tk. 5,000/- per group members for traditional
costumes production, the other group provided the same amount of 60,000/- for
capital money to purchase vegetable sequence produce potato’s and other
vegetable/cash crops and the rest target group under took poultry rearing with
amount of loan taka 60,000 collectively the revolving loan funds repayment
recess time provided 3 months, after 3 months the group members began to refund
the loan taka with 4% service charges in monthly installment.
The mentioned
above credit program was successfully implemented through which the 36 poor
family members became self sufficient economically through increasing their
income. Agro-based poverty alleviation program progressive Implemented an
agro-based poverty alleviation project for 3 poor families providing financial
support to purchase ginger seeds and ginger cultivation at Ghagra Bazar area.
Ghagra union the poor marginalized farmers were unable produce ginger due to
lade of small capital money Kapo Seba Sangha (KSS) e provided Taka 3,000 per
family to cultivate ginger and with the financial assistance provided by
progressive were able to 1000-2000 kgs of ginger and earned profit 35,000 to
40,000 with inverting capital money, increased their income and were able under
take other income generating schemes with the money earned from the ginger
production project.
Hand loom programme:
A hand loom weaving training project
implemented by the Kapo Seba Sangha (KSS) at Rangapani village in Rangamati
Sadar Thana. A total of 20 disadvantaged women were provided hand loom weaving
technical training including traditional dress making, a total 3 months
practical handloom weaving skill training and 2 months dress-making training
after completion of training progressive managed to obtain in relevant jobs
facilities in 3 local textiles mills and the rest four trainees engaged in
progressives projected jobs. As the organization successfully implemented this
project 20 very poor women were able secure jobs thereby they earn their
livelihood their children got educational facilities.
Swing & block print
training:
Kapo Seba Sangha
(KSS) conducted a swing and block print training project with its own funds for
12 poor women for 3 month providing swing skills and block print training to
create job skills for there jobs security and income generation. After building
their job skill the said trainees organization involved (secured jobs) in the
local business from there by the began to earn there lively hared income able
meet there daily needs, food, education for there children, medical care.
Solar power project:
Kapo Seba Sangha
(KSS) implement a renewable solar energy
power supply project is 2 Upazila kowkholi and Naniarchar, the power of this
new able solar energy project is to provide electricity supply to the rural
families to reduce pressure fuel cost and to access low cost solar renewal
energy to the poor people and a to create electricity facilities to the rural
people where PDB electricity supply is unavailable. The stated solar project
implemented with GRAMEEN SWAPNA. We bought solar devices on cash payment from
this company GS and supplied to the poor families on payment the casts is month
installments and through this renewable solar energy power supply project
progressing successfully. Supplied solar electricity to 200 families 100 in
kowkhali upazila and 100 in Naniarchar upzila.
S.L
No
|
Name of project
|
Location
|
Project
Duration
|
Source
of fends & total budget
|
No of
beneficiary
|
Project impacts
|
01.
|
Noni
formal primary education (NFPE) project
|
Kawkhali
Naniarchar
|
1 year
|
BRAC 890196
|
341
|
|
02.
|
Community
managed water sanitation project
|
Ghagra
|
1 year
|
NGO Forum
381500
|
|
|
03.
|
Rural
sanitation project
|
Kawkhali Ghagra
|
|
|
|
|
04.
|
Income
generating program through micro credit program
|
Rangamati sadar upazila
|
|
BRAC 5.00405
|
133
|
|
05.
|
Agro-based
poverty alleviation project (ginger cultivation)
|
Ghagra
|
|
|
|
|
06.
|
Swing
& block printing training
|
Rangamati sadar
|
|
|
|
|
07.
|
Solar
power project
|
Kowkhali Rangamati
|
|
|
|
|
08.
|
Hand
loom weaving training
|
Rangamati sadar
|
|
|
|
|
Agro-based poverty
alleviation program progressive Implemented an agro-based poverty alleviation
project for 3 poor families providing financial support to purchase ginger
seeds and ginger cultivation at Ghagra Bazar area. Ghagra union the poor
marginalized farmers were unable produce ginger due to lade of small capital money
progressive provided Taka 3,000 per family to cultivate ginger and with the
financial assistance provided by progressive were able to 1000-2000 kgs of
ginger and earned profit 35,000 to 40,000 with inverting capital money,
increased their income and were able under take other income generating schemes
with the money earned from the ginger production project.
Hand loom programme:
A handloom weaving training project implemented by the Kapo Seba Sangha
(KSS) at Rangapani village in Rangamati Sadar Thana in FY2010.
A total of 20 disadvantaged women were provided hand loom weaving technical
training including traditional dress making, a total 3 months practical
handloom weaving skill training and 2 months dress-making training after
completion of training progressive managed to obtain in relevant jobs
facilities in 3 local textiles mills and the rest four trainees engaged in
progressives projected jobs. As the organization successfully implemented this
project 20 very poor women were able secure jobs thereby they earn their
livelihood their children got educational facilities.