Technology delivery & enterprise creation model for improving efficiency of livelihood system

Output’s Indicators

Outcome’s Indicators

Impact’s Indicators

• No. of technologies/ techniques/ tools/ processes/ innovative products/ packages/ devices modulated
• No. of technologies/ techniques/ tools/ processes deployed & demonstrated
• No. of technologies/ techniques/ tools field tested
• No. of Common Facility Centres/ Permanent Structures/ Technology Labs created under the project
• No. of target community groups/ researchers using the facilities / products/ technologies created under the project

• No. of technologies/ products/ packages transferred/commercialized
• No. of technologies/ products/ packages/ social enterprise models ready to transfer

• No. of local innovations converted into social enterprises/ start-ups created (technology-wise)
• No. of market linkages developed

• No. of people (Male/ Female) employed through project interventions
• No. of Social Entrepreneurs/ Start-ups/ FPOs/ SHGs formed/ nurtured under project
• No. of sustainable livelihood opportunities created & utilized by community

• Increased access to S&T services & facilitative units/ infrastructure.
• Reduction in drudgery, cost and hesitation over use of technology/ tool/ process/ products
• Increase in household income
• Average productivity gain per user
• Increase in access to markets and financial institutions
• Improved access to location specific   technologies/ techniques/ tools/ processes/ innovative products/ packages/ devices
• Increased interest of academic and R&D institutions in societal research and testing at field level.
• Improvement in access to indigenously developed/ modified technologies, socially relevant S&T innovations

Capacity Building of Community-based organizations (CBOs), NGOs, Knowledge Institutions (KI) & Social Start-ups

• No. of reports generated to identify available resources and need of target population
• No. of manuals/ reports created in vernacular language on S&T solutions.
• No. of portals, Apps & data-base created on locally available resources and knowledge management

• No. of workshops/ roundtable discussions/ conferences/ exhibitions/ surveys conducted
• No. of Awareness/ Skill Development/ training Programmes conducted
• No. of Panchayat/ meetings conducted with local Govt.
• No. of internships supported under programme

• No. of manpower trained by supported institutions/ organizations in current year
• No. of portals and mobile Apps users both from implementing KIs/ NGOs and external sources
• No. of STI solutions adopted by community for productivity gain in traditional practices
• No. of formal understanding/ collaborations established between KIs, NGOs, State & local Govt., private partners & UN agencies
• No. of human resources deployed in Academic/ Industry/ NGOs
• No. of Scientists & researchers (Postdoc, PhD & MTech students) from KIs inclined towards societal research
• No. of organizations/ agencies/ social ventures motivated and mobilized for replication of project outcomes (scientific capacity building)

• Improved access to human resource pool and knowledge base
• Improved access to data and productivity gain due to efficient and cost-effective management of locally available resources
• Improved access to financial services
• Improved traditional practices by STI inputs
• Improved employment rate due to capacity building
• Reduced migration rate
• Inclined KIs towards societal research issues and solutions involving community groups.
• Improved participation and decision making of EWS society in social gathering & meetings.
• Increase in S&T knowledge of SHGs, FPOs, NGOs and social ventures
• No. of forward/ backward linkages developed for sustenance of societal projects 

Technology interventions for Addressing Societal Needs (TIASN)

• No. of S&T delivery solutions developed for innovative technologies/ tools/ products/ services
• No. of innovative ideas taken up from community for further technology/ tool/ product/ process development by NGOs/ KIs/ industry
• No. of locally appropriate technologies/ tools/ processes pilot tested & standardized

• No. of field-based technical studies conducted
• No. of research Papers/ articles published
• No. of reports/ Manuals generated
• No. of people engaged in societal & action research projects
• No. of telecasting/ tele-films created
• No. of success stories published
• No. of Patents (applied/granted)
• No. of MoU/ formal contracts signed for local/ Global collaboration

• Increased export of indigenous products/ goods
• Increase in S&T outreach and geographical coverage area
• Improved Index of living standard in society
• Increase in evidence-based R&D on socially relevant issues
• Decreased social isolation
• Promoted Inclusiveness and Equity.
• No. of local organizations like gram panchayat/ cooperation/ voluntary groups engaged

• Contribution towards Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and National Missions (NMs)
• Convergence towards national schemes/ programmes for development of remote areas
• Total number of beneficiaries covered under project (Category-wise, gender-wise percentages)
• Geographical area covered under project (village/block, district, State-wise)

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Output Indicators (for complete project activities)

1

New technologies/ techniques/ tools/processes developed

2

Technologies/ techniques/ tools deployed (existing technologies)

3

Technologies modulated and deployed (adaptive R&D)

4

Technologies field tested (new and modulated technologies)

5

Technologies ready for transfer

6

Technologies commercialized

7

Reports/Manuals generated

8

Patents (applied/granted) if any

9

Paper published, if any

Popular articles, awareness leaflets, pamphlets developed and published

10

Short duration user friendly video/photo gallery produced using available handy cameras for technology popularization

11

Beneficiaries covered under the Project (Numbers with gender wise percentages: District wise, age groups wise)

12

New SHGs/CIGs/TAG’s formed under the Project and how many are all women SHG

13

Existing SHGs/CIGs/TAG’s strengthened under the Project

14

Agriculture Land Covered for project interventions

15

FPOs formed under the Project

16

Awareness Programmes Conducted with number of male and female participants

17

Training Programmes Conducted with number of male and female participants

18

Skill Development Programmes conducted with number of male and female participants

19

Manpower trained- total with gender wise percentages

20

Youth employed- total with gender wise percentages

21

Common Facility, village community Centers/ Rural science and technology translation and dissemination hub (new or upgraded) /Permanent Structures/Common Resources Created

22

Beneficiaries directly using the facilities created

23

Beneficiaries indirectly using the facilities created

24

HHs(households) involved

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Outcome Indicators (for complete project activities)

1

Access to Clean and Safe Drinking Water (give number of households and total population benefited)

2

Access to Clean Energy – including cooking and electricity (give number of households and total population benefited)

3

Access to Health care facilities/Improved Nutrition (give number of households and total population benefited)

4

Access to other infrastructure – toilets/low cost houses (give number of households and total population benefited)

5

Access to financial institutions (give number of households)

6

Livelihood Diversification (No of livelihoods options generated under the project – Farm and Non-Farm, and Service delivery)

7

Increase in household income due to project interventions (give %)

8

Number of other organizations, rural institutions, cooperative societies, Youth clubs and Progressive circles, FPOs motivated and mobilized for replication of project outcomes (scientific capacity building)

9

Increase in Agricultural (crop/livestock/poultry/fisheries) Productivity

10

Increased availability of resources (natural and/or physical) and assets   

11

Increase in livelihood/ employment opportunities in different areas (list the areas/field and give the number of entrepreneurs      )

12

Diversification of livelihood activities (indicate the diversified trades)        

13

New Enterprises developed       (mention the enterprises)

14

Drudgery reduction (brief achievements)

Name and number of technologies developed or upgraded, and adopted) for drudgery reduction

15

Environmental Impact (Energy savings, sustainable utilization of resources etc. and how the negative impact caused, if any, due to the project implementation on environment like deforestation, pollution and biodiversity depletion overcome/removed)

16

Improved linkages with market/ enterprises

17

Adoption of newly developed technologies/ products/processes/ indicated by number of adopters          

18

No. of organizations, entrepreneurs motivated and mobilized for replication of project achievements   

19

Linkages established with Govt schemes and any subsidy availed from Govt agencies

20

Community’s empowerment (technology user group formed; saving cum credit group; health improvement etc.)        

Key Performance Indicators

Technologies adapted and propagated

Number of total training programmes organised—details thereof title, duration

Number of women trained in total

Number of women trained in current Qtr from January-March

R&D infrastructure created as part of the project-- details

Technologies transferred if any—SHGs formed/enterprise formed—number, title

Collaboration with any R&D institution—Details thereof

Any dissemination booklets, manuals or films made—title & details

Road map for marketing of products

Contribution towards sustainable Development goals (SDGs)

National Missions (NMs) Alignment

Number of trainees

Possibility of forward & backward linkages

Sustainability plan

SHGs made and equipment retained judiciously utilized

Standardization of various skills and training programmes (National Skill Qualification Framework)