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Component 1 - Village Rehabilitation and Development (US$ 53.2 million). |
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This component will
comprise the following subcomponents: a) reviving, forming and strengthening of community-based
organizations (CBOs); b) community-level subprojects for rehabilitation and improvements to essential
village-level social and economic infrastructure and facilities; c) livelihood support activities for
vulnerable groups and people; and d) pilot programs to test innovative community development and
empowerment approaches. The main beneficiaries are IDPs and other conflict-affected people in
about 600 selected focal villages in the project area. |
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| Reviving, forming and strengthening of community-based
organizations (CBOs) (US$ 1.76 million). |
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The goal of this subcomponent is to reestablish and create
sustainable village-level institutional arrangements that are capable of village-level planning,
implementation and monitoring development activities in the rural areas. The project would primarily
work through the traditional CBOs such as FOs, Rural Development Societies (RDSs) and newly created
Women Rural Development Societies (WRDSs). This subcomponent would finance: a) community
mobilization activities leading to the formation and/or revitalization of inclusive CBOs
and institutional arrangements at village level; b) preparation of village base-line social
economic profiles (VSEP) and village rehabilitation plans (VRPs); c) building capacity and
improving technical, financial, organizational and management skills of communities to plan,
execute and manage development activities on a demand-responsive manner. The outcome of this
component would be inclusive, sustainable and viable village-level CBOs that are capable of
maintaining the village assets created and repaired under the project using their own initiatives
and finances and managing village-level revolving funds. The subcomponent will finance technical
assistance, consultancy services and training. |
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| Community-level subprojects for
rehabilitation and improvements to essential village-level social and economic infrastructure
and facilities (US$ 45.34 million) |
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The goal of this
subcomponent is to reestablish and improve productive and service capacity of village infrastructure
essential for basic living conditions and employment. To achieve this goal the project will finance:
a) the rehabilitation, restoration, improvement and augmentation of minor and medium irrigation
schemes; b) rehabilitation of ponds, dykes, saltwater exclusion structures and barrages in the
Jaffna district; c) repairs and improvements to rural access roads to farms and schools, etc.,
and link roads to markets and townships; d) construction of drinking water facilities, school
buildings and community centers and community |
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storage facilities for agricultural inputs and produce; and e) implementation of complementary
agricultural-productivity enhancement activities under the rehabilitated irrigation schemes.
All of the activities will be selected and prioritized by the villagers and be planned,implemented
and monitored with the active participation of the communities. This subcomponent will finance
civil works and consultancy services required to
implement these activities. |
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| Livelihood assistance activities for
vulnerable groups and people (US$ 6.0 million). |
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The objective of this
component is to enhance living conditions and quality of life of vulnerable people. The target group
will compromise those who do not possess irrigated lands and other income-generating opportunities,
widows, women-headed households, etc. These goals would be achieved through providing: a) financial
grants to village-level CBOs and women RDSs to disburse small loans to the most vulnerable people
in the community to start income-generating activities using principles of micro-finance and
revolving fund programs to the specific socioeconomic situation prevailing in the project area.
WRDSs will be the village institution responsible for |
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targeting and selecting beneficiaries, financial management and
procurement and monitoring and account keeping of the repayable loans to individuals using the
financial grants from the project to WRDSs. |
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