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By Focus Area
 
Water Resource Management
 
473 Check dam construction/renovation
1062 Well recharging/percolation wells
140 Pond construction/deepening
74 km link channel/canals constructed
199 Installation of hand/submersible pump
4 Community based safe drinking water project
1361  -families benefitted
 
 
Agro based livelihood
 
20068 Area treated
6324 Agricultural demonstrations
14863 acres Horticulture promotion
1841 acres Micro-irrigation systems
8219 Kitchen gardens
1051 Organic farming
1163     -farmers benefited
38578 Farmers training in training and exposure visits
1382 IPM promotion
580 SRI cultivation
935 Wadi development
679 animal health camps
355997 Cattle treated
4614 Artificial inseminations
999 Biogas plants
3381 Smokeless chullahs/solar cookers
 
Skill based livelihood
 
2699 Persons trained under SEDI/ITI
2144 Persons trained under REDP
1329 trainees under SEDI and ITI and 1624 under REDP.
104 groups with 600 members engaged in income generation activities.
 
Health
 
310 Village Health Funcationaries(VHFs)
76908 Patients treated by VHFs
493353 Patients treated by mobile dispensary
4814 Construction of soak pits/Sulabh sauchalaya/toilet blocks
13720 Awareness sessions for commercial sex workers/migrant workers/IUDs/MSMs
2496672 Condom distribution
18683 Cases identified by STI clinics
 
 
Education
 
44 Non formal education centres/Balsanskar kendras
753    -Children enrolled
557 School /Anganwadi/Balwadi support
410 Student training/exposure visits
 
 
Women’s empowerment
 
724 SHGs (in 2009-10)
23597 Women receiving training and exposure visits
114 Revolving fund support of SHGs
924 Income generation for SHGs
26049970 Corpus (in 2009-10)
 
Infrastructure
 
50553 Mtrs Construction of pathways/roads
7337 Mtrs. Drainage construction
76 Bus shelters/compound walls
65 house repairing
 
 
Disaster Relief
 
During the Mumbai deluge, Teams were formed for reaching out to the flood affected parts of Mumbai, Konkan, Sangli, Kolhapur, Islamapur, Raigad and other parts of Western Maharashtra - We spent approximately Rs. 80 lakh for distribution of food packets, utensils and cotton blankets to people from affected areas
More than 25,000 people were provided flood relief in Surat, when the Tapi river overflowed
In the past ACF has been involved in relief activities following the natural calamities like the earthquake in Kutch and Jammu and Kashmir, the Super Cyclone in Orissa and the Tsunami in Andaman and Nicobar Islands
 
 
 
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