ANNUAL REPORT_2008.pdf - Rural Water Supply and Sanitation ...

More than 44 thousand community people are trained in
aforesaid training programs in Batch - V, VI and VII schemes
(Table-3). In year 2008, more than 10 thousand community
people, including WSUGs, WSUCs, VHPs, VMWs and
schools' teachers and students received training that
enhanced their capacity and enabled them to actively
participate in the decision-making process and in the
management of schemes.
involvement in the planning, implementation, monitoring
& evaluation, and decision making process of the community
development activities including health, hygiene and
sanitation.
Complementary Non-formal Education (Optional):
NFE activity is operated as one of the supplementary
activities of the community mobilization process to support
a successful water supply and sanitation program. The
major aim of the NFE is to educate and increase the level of
awareness and confidence especially among women
members in the community and to enhance their active
Table 4: NFE Status by Batch/Year
Batch
Year
NFE Classes Proposed NFE Classes Completed Total Participants Graduated
per Class
Up to 2007 2008 Up to 2007 2008 Up to 2007 2008
Batch-VII 71 124 56 124 1307 2789 23
Batch-VI 328 328 7248 22
Batch-V 251 251 5611 22
Total 650 124 635 124 14166 2789 22.34
Altogether around 17 thousand women in RWSSP-II to date have been graduated while in year 2008 more than 27 hundred women
have been graduated through the completion of 124 NFE classes with 22 graduates per NFE class of Batch VII alone (Table-3).
8 · RWSSFDB Annual Report 2008