The district unit of Kudumbasree is all set to launch
‘Nanma,’ its programme to ensure 100 per cent enrolment of women from
all families.
The programme, organised as part of
the National Rural Livelihood Mission, will be inaugurated by Minister
for Social Welfare M.K. Muneer on November 24.
Kudumbasree
will conduct a survey in all wards to ascertain the number of families
left out of the mission at present. Such families will be marked in a
ward-wise map. They will be brought under the Kudumbasree umbrella,
either as part of the existing units or by forming new neighbourhood
groups. The plan is to start at least 3,000 new groups in the district.
Through this, nearly 42,000 families can be provided membership.
Resource groups will be formed at the district and the Community
Development Society level. A special project will be formulated to
involve coastal people and those from the Scheduled Castes and the
Scheduled Tribes in the Kudumbasree activities.
No comments:
Post a Comment