Government of Odisha
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This component focuses on forming and strengthening community-based organizations like SHGs, Cluster Level Federations (CLFs), and Gram Panchayat Level Federations (GPLFs). The major focus areas are :
Institution BuildingFor strengthening of these institutions’ primary community support staff like -
Community Resource Persons-Community Mobilization (CRP-CM) are community level professionals identified at CLF level from the community to manage the books of accounts and providing capacity building and handholding support to the SHGs.
Master Book Keeper (MBK) are the community resource persons, identified and engaged by GPLF for maintenance of books of account of GPLF, audit of SHG books of account and preparation of financial reports of GPLF etc. The Book Keeper are primarily accountable to the respective SHG and then to the respective CLF. & GPLFs.
Selected from SHG members under OLM to facilitates banking transactions like deposits, withdrawals, account opening, and Aadhaar seeding.
Serves as an agricultural facilitator promoting sustainable and organic farming practices at GP level.
Supports animal husbandry and livestock- based livelihoods, especially poultry farming.
For providing different services, these community support staff are provided with activity-linked assured remuneration and performance-based incentives based upon the deliverables.
The start up fund is meant for GPLF office set-up. The GPLF will conduct different kind of institution building and capacity building activities for its members SHGs and CLFs by utilizing the IB fund.
Capacity Building Programme of OLM is designed to strengthen the skills, knowledge, and leadership abilities of rural communities—especially women—engaged in self-help groups and livelihood initiatives. It also designed a need based training for its staff also.
Tailored programs are designed for various community-based organizations like SHGs, CLFs, GPLFs, and PGs.
Its key objectives include :
The programme uses a mix of residential trainings, on-site mentoring and exposure visits, ensuring continuous learning and practical application.
Module Training to SHGs :
Module I to V is for SHGs and remaining VI to X is for SHG members.
Module Training to SHGs :
Training for Gram Panchayat Level Federation (GPLF)
Capacity Building of Block, District & State Staff
Community Finance refers to the process by which Self-Help Groups (SHGs) and their Federations manage and provide funds to SHGs and their members for socio-economic activities and aimed at enhancing their productive capacity. This system is strengthened through three key instruments: the Revolving Fund (RF), the Vulnerability Reduction Fund (VRF), and the Community Investment Fund (CIF).
evolving Fund is one of the major Social Inclusion mechanism of Odisha Livelihoods Mission implemented by Department of Mission Shakti, Government of Odisha to address rural poverty through community participation.
Learn MoreThe Vulnerability Reduction Fund (VRF) is a corpus grant provided to the Cluster Level Forum (CLF) to address specific vulnerabilities such as food insecurity, health risks, natural calamities, and other emergencies. Each CLF receives ₹1.5 lakh under this fund.
Learn MoreThe Community Investment Fund (CIF) is provided as a grant to the Gram Panchayat Level Federation (GPLF), which in turn disburses it to Self-Help Groups (SHGs) as loans, based on the Micro Investment Plan (MIP) prepared by each SHG.
Learn MoreThe Model GPLF showcases social, financial, and economic inclusion through convergence with government schemes, aiming to make it a self-sustaining, community-owned and managed institution. The following interventions are taken up under M- GPLF.
isioning exercise
AP and BDP exercise
Viability Gap Fund (VGF)
Establishment of CMTC
Immersion Site in Model CLF
CLF web portal
