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Hindol Project: |
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Hindol project is situated in the Dhenkanal district . The project lies in the vicinity of the rivers Mahanadi and Brahamani. Due to lack of employment opportunities migration is a common social characteristic. Frequent drought makes the farmer struggle to cope with unsustainable food security. Large scale deforestation also makes the situation worse.
Hindol Project: Hindol Project of Dhenkanal district was started in 1984. The district is inhabited predominantly by Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes. People are by and large dependent on rain-fed agriculture. On vast stretches of undulating landmass where rain water is stored in tanks the second crop is grown. The area is infrastructurally poor and prospect of alternative employment within the locality is bleak. In lean seasons people migrate to cities in search of jobs and those left behind subsist on marginal forest produce. As the forest resources are depleting, the survival option has become limited.
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Focus |
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The project has been working for the cause of poor and underprivileged sections of Society. |
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Location |
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Located at Hindol block and Dhenkanal block.
Area in operation Hindol block.
Village covered : 44
Villages Population coverage : 9100 |
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Interventions |
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Activities: Comprehensive development programmes are taken up which include |
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Comprehensive development programme under the DAP which includes water harvesting, income generating programmes, reclamation of wasteland, pisciculture, sustainable agriculture etc. |
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Afforestation |
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Non formal education, adult education |
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Reproductive and child health care, sanitation and safe drinking water |
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Basic health care support through allopathy and homeopathy |
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