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The present operational areas of TSRD
covers 1503 villages spread in 35 blocks of 10 districts
divided in two states of India viz. West Bengal and
Jharkhand. Present covering population is 797360. |
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Regularly organizing NGO attachment programmes for the
officers of Government of India including the IAS
Probations and the officers of undersecretary level.
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Commanding women organization has established in 2264
villages which consists 595421 women divided into 42532
groups. Among the beneficiaries 28% are minority
Muslims, 27% are tribal and 32% are scheduled Castes.
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Proper implementation of the Government Schemes for
socially excluded, economically vulnerable, politically
disregarded and culturally weak population (the target group
of TSRD) like MGNREGA, JSY, JSLSP, Swastha Sathi, Pradhan
Mantri Awas, Swachh Bharat etc. |
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Augmentation of income of the families belong to below
poverty line (BPL) and ultra poor on an average
Rs.3,261per month. Among them 26% are tribal, 33%
Scheduled Caste and 28% are minority Muslims. |
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In last five years TSRD has created 2646 hectors of
forest and 98 Kms. of social forestry on the side of the
village road which were awarded by Felissimo Forest
Foundation-Japan and KKS-Germany. |
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3837 vulnerable children have been mainstreamed
through formal schools. Among them 58% are girl
children. |
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Around 28900 illiterate adults have become literate
through digital literacy programme. |
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In the drought prone villages of Jharkhand and West
Bengal and in the saline areas of Sundarbans TSRD
excavated/re-excavated 302 ponds. |
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All total 49624 patients received medical services
from clinics and hospital run by TSRD and also from
outreach camps. |
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Among these patients 54% were women and 37% were
children. Out of total patients 43% were minority
Muslims. |
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28604 family latrines have been constructed for the
downtrodden vulnerable community in West Bengal and
Jharkhand towards sustenance of health and environment. |
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5244 ultra poor families now having their bank account
and a revolving capital fund amounting more than Rs.
8000 each on an average. |
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TURNOVER OF LAST FIVE YEARS
| 2014-2015 |
2015-2016 |
2016-2017 |
2017-2018 |
2019-2020 |
| Rs.9,12,67,155 |
Rs.10,35,86,858 |
Rs.10,58,42,907 |
Rs.8,76,23,308.46 |
Rs.8,85,76,815.35 |
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