Goat Rearing

1. Listing of households who wish to work on goat project from village household data. 
2. Formation of the SHG’s for goat project or utilizing existing SHG’s for goat project. 
3. If any household is not a member of the SHG’s, they can then register as a SHG’s member.
4. Signing agreement with the SHG’s or a joint liability groups for implementing goat project. 
5. Writing proposal for goat project finance.
6. Identifying government scheme for goat development. 
7. Submitting proposal to the bank/ funding agency/ government. 
8. Identifying SGH’s for goat fodder production and supply
9. Agreement with company for goat buyback.
10. Identifying funding agency for gap funding, if required. 
11. Agreement with Government agency for providing veterinary services. 
12. Training to the SHG’s on goat rearing. 
13. Identifying government scheme for goat supply chain development. 
14. Applications for the scheme. 
15. Developing MIS system for the project. 
16. Building goat shed under MGNAREGA. 
17. Formation of the farmer producer company for goat development. 
18. Purchasing goat for the project. 
19. Monitoring the project through volunteers.
20. Monitising the goat via the company. 
21. Loan and interest repayment structuring to the bank. 
22. Entire project documentation. 

1. Listing of the household those wish to work on SHG’s economic development project from the villager household data
2. Formation of SHG’s for economic development project or utilizing existing SHG’s for project. 
3. If any household is not a member of the SHG’s, then register them as a SHG’s members. 
4. Signing agreement with the SHG’s or a Joint liability groups for implementing project. 
5. Writing proposal for the skill development and business unit for finance. 
6. Identifying government schemes for SHG’s skill development. 
7. Submitting proposal to the bank/ funding agency/ government. 
8. Agreement with the company for the buyback of the SHG’s products. 
9. Identifying funding agency for gap funding if required. 
10. Agreement with the Government agency for providing SHG’s training. 
11. Training to the SHG’s on the various skill as per aspiration. 
12. Identifying government scheme for skill development and starting social business unit. 
13. Applying for the scheme. 
14. Developing MIS system for the project. 
15. Monitoring the project by the volunteers and students. 
16. Selling of the SHG’s product. 
17. Paying loan and interest on loan to the bank
18. Documentation of the project

1. Identifying volunteer for work
2. Identifying NGO’s who can support for the developing irrigation project
3. Preparation of DPR along with financial requirement
4. Forming committee of villagers for implementing project
5. Identifying government scheme for the agriculture irrigation
6. Writing proposal to the Government
7. Submitting proposal along with Gram Panchayat consent to the Government
8. Follow up for sanctioning proposal
9. Identifying funding agency for gap funding if require
10. Developing plan on land and crop development
11. Training to the farmers on various crops
12. Identifying government schemes for the changing crops
13. Arrangement of the buyback of the agriculture products
14. Formation of the Farmers Producer company
15. Formation of the Farmers marketing company for selling of the products
16. Developing village level committee for monitoring work of scheme
17. Motivating villagers for the labour contribution (Shram Dhan)
18. Visual recording of the work
19. Handover the project to the Gram Panchayat