WITH RESOURCES TOTALLING INR 3.20 MILLION, CSS HAS ACHIEVED THE FOLLOWING RESULTS
200 Small & Marginal Farmers in Hirbandh, Bankura are being supported to organize themselves into a Farmers Producers Organization [FPO].
1 demonstration unit on Overcompensating has been commissioned in N 24 Parganas district.
25,765 [ 13,987 males and 11,778 females] people have been facilitated to change their sanitation behavior and adopt safe sanitation through latrines constructed using their own resources.
334 community volunteers [ 127 males and 207 females] have been trained and mentored to engage in implementing Social Behavior Change Communications strategies in sanitation.
3,044 Teachers [ 2,683 males and 361 females] have been trained to promote safe sanitation in schools.
223 Teachers from Girls High Schools have been trained to promote Safe Menstrual Hygiene Management in their schools.
106,007 boys and 129,378 girls in 346 schools were provided experiential learning on safe sanitation and hand washing.
34 [ 19 males and 15 females] social workers trained to mobilize communities on safe drinking water.
250 Champions Stove [ Top Lit Up Draught TLUD Stoves] distributed to families in Bankura and Purulia.
Eco-system for promotion of Improved Cook stoves created in Bankura.
67 Retained Heat Cookers [RHC]have been manufactured and distributed to Rural Families in S 24 Parganas district.
Eco-system for promotion of the Retained Heat Cooker [RHC] created in S 24 Parganas district using a MFI as a Channel Partner.
Filed trials for the Retained Heat Cooker [RHC] being continuously monitored even after 12 months of trail use by 12 families.
In collaboration with a local NGO partner, 21, 345 men , women and children in the Indian Sundarbans Delta have been made “Climate Literate”.
In collaboration with a local NGO partner, 7,490 men, women and children were facilitated to understand “Marine Litter Management” and “Management of plastics”.
347 school children engaged in the cleaning of the Beach at Gangasagar.
About 2.75 Tonnes of litter, were collected from cleaning sites across Sagar Block, Indian Sundarbans Delta.
