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A. Women s Empowerment: , Organisation of 126 Women SHGs with 1982 members and a savings of 1763200.00 , 9230 women achieved literacy. , 363 women PRI Members trained in health. , , B. Reproductive & Sexual Health (Including HIV/ AIDS) , Reduction in IMR from 118 to 87 in 8 Grampanchayats. , 600 Adolescent girls trained in Adolescent reproductive health. , Reduction in the prevalence of RTI/STI from 22.5 to 11.4%. , Increase in the regular use of condom among high risk population from 2.7% to 53%. , Increase in the Institutional reporting for treatment of RTI/STI from 2.7% to 53%. , Increase in the ANC/ PNC from 28% to 91%. , Training to 236 PRI members. , , C. Natural Resources Management: , 246 acres of land became productive. , Family income of 296 families increased by 3000 to 5000 per annum. , Increase in the irrigation for 126 acres of land. , 338 farmers adopted crop diversification. , 100 Dongoria Kondh farmers adopted soil fertility ecology , , QUALITATIVE ACHIEVEMENTS, IN BRIEF , Established working relation with Government and strong representation in Government. , Trained and experienced staff with long involvement in the area. , A strong research team. , Strong organization among women and Traditional health practitioners. , Women SHGs active in NRM activities for sustainable livelihood. , Panchayat Raj representatives oriented in Reproductive and Sexual health, NRM and food security. , Un degraded land become cultivable. , Convergence and participation of Government functionaries in all the programmes. , Women Self Help Groups The Thrust of programme implementation. , Decrease in the reporting of STD and HIV cases.