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CFDP/CMDRR IN NORTH EAST INDIA : 

It is a Joint DIPECHO-Caritas Supported Programme CFDP/CMDRR IN NORTH EAST INDIA

PROJECT AREAS : 

PROJECT AREAS State 03 District 07 Block 10 Council 20 Panchayat 20 No. of village 65 No. of families 9880 Population 28562 State 03 District 06 Block 10 Council 20 Panchayat 27 No. of village 75 No. of families 90226 Population 45468

HAZARD SITUATION : 

HAZARD SITUATION The main natural hazards in North-East India are annual floods, earthquakes, river erosion and landslides. Each of these hazards have their own characteristics which are unique in nature and different from those in the rest of India

SITUATION : 

SITUATION Floods in Assam occur a couple or more times each year. In some parts water-logging is there for a short period of time while in other parts it continues for 3 to 4 months. Tripura is facing flash flood, gradual flood and river bank erosion Meghalaya is facing cyclone and gradual flood

Caritas Intervention : 

Caritas Intervention Because of this situations Caritas launched CFDP programme in NE with the following Principal Objective: Communities and families in disaster-prone areas empowered to cope with and take action to effectively reduce the adverse impact of floods, cyclonic winds and erosion.

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Activities….. Protecting houses Protecting lives Protecting documents Household items Protecting school bags Ensuring food security Ensuring transportation Protecting vulnerable groups Preventing erosion Protecting cattle Capacity building Linkage with the government Documentation and monitoring Institutional linkages and advocacy IEC and visibility materials Mrs. Aruna Rajoria, IAS Dy Commissioner, Morigaon district interacts with the community Training on Life Jacket Making

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Flood water gets inside the IAY houses IAY Houses

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IAY houses built on the raised plinth & raised pillars

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MODEL ESTIMATE I.A.Y BUILDING Raised IAY house

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Fr. Santiago, Director, NEDSSS Mrs.

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Mr. T. Sarmah, Jt. Secretary, Dept. of revenue and Disaster Management, addressing the children on the vocation of drawing competition

Sustainability : 

Govt. policy : CFDP components has been in Sub Divisional Disaster Management Policy. Mindset : Community and families to practice traditional and scientific to cope with Disasters Ownership: All stakeholders are owning the program and doing advocacy Participation of vulnerable Groups: Vulnerable groups are in decision making process PRI and line departments involvement: Farmers’s club and CFDP in local news paper Sustainability

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