Vote For WONGANI
Vote For WONGANI the Yellow Group campaign
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Campaign StrategyTeam Members rolesConsensus Decision
MakingUsing the smartest tactics
Situation Analysis GOALTo have zero hungerOBJECTIVES100% access
to staple food annually.To increase by 75% the creation of new jobs
and income streamsTo contribute to environmentally sustainable use
of water harvesting resources in the rural areas of India for
Agriculture purposes
Focus PointTo contribute to environmentally sustainable use of
water harvesting resources in the rural areas of India for
Agriculture purposes
Supporting Tool ActionSWOT Analysis Impacts and
Resultsreplicated in nearly 400 villages across India.provided
gainful employment to more than 20,000 other villagersaccess to
drinking water for five months of the year.StrengthFavorable all
year round rainfall pattern.Vast agrarian lands.High cost recovery
derived from the water use. (about 80%)WeaknessHigh consumption of
water for irrigationFlood risk caused by episodes of heavy
rain.Language barrierOpportunitiesAppropriate legislative framework
for proper water management.Common Agriculture PolicyHigh Community
ExpectationThreatIncreased water temperatureLack of investment in
infrastructure.Increased water demand due to rising temperature
associated with climate change.
Logframe ObjectivesIndicatorsSource of
VerificationAssumptionSpecific Objective: To contribute to
environmentally sustainable use of water harvesting resources in
the rural areas of India for Agriculture purposes # of villages
that lack water supply for Agriculture purposes. # of villagers
with on-site rainwater harvesting plan and design linking to
Agriculture. National Water Policy
Indian District Assembly
Ministry of Agriculture
Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) Purpose:To improve
efficient use of water through implementing rainwater harvesting
methods in rural India by 2030 for agricultural purposesVolume of
water stored per annum intended for agriculture purposes % of
annual rainfall and temperature patterns in Adra# average
precipitation in depth per annumWorld BankIndian Meteorological
Department (IMD)Ministry of Water Resources of the Government of
IndiaRainfall patterns will remain constantNational law &
policies will support implementation
LogFrame Cont.ObjectivesIndicatorsSource of
VerificationAssumptionResult:Empower local farmers to use rooftop
rain collection method in Adra villageperception change of farmers
toward the use of rooftop rain harvesting methodField SurveyFarmers
will adopt rooftop rain harvesting method.Farmers will form small
clubs to implement rooftop rain water harvesting.
Activities:Community entry: inform leaders & community buy
in consensusConduct sensitization campaign in Adra village# of buy
in votes from community participants# of adult male participants#
of adult women participantsField SurveyField SurveyVillage
chiefs/leaders give permission to implement
Availability of cultural specialists & translators
Availability of farmers in the meeting campaignsThe Indian
community will permit female capacity building
Closing Argument
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