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M ission Kerala OFM Hyderabad 05122017 KUDUMBASHREE 1 Flow presentation Kudumbashree Business model for OFM Nutrimix model Community kitchen model KUDUMBASHREE 2 Kudumbashree overview ID: 933715

community kudumbashree production nutrimix kudumbashree community nutrimix production units model food amrutham state kitchen district government unit 2011 women

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Slide1

Kudumbashree – State Poverty Eradication Mission – Kerala

OFM – Hyderabad 05.12.2017

KUDUMBASHREE

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Slide2

Flow presentation

KudumbashreeBusiness model for OFMNutrimix model

Community kitchen model

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Slide3

Kudumbashree- overview

Poverty Eradication Programme of government of Kerala Community based organisation NHG- ADS- CDS

43 Lakh women members

31,000 Microenterprises56,000 Farming group

Nodal agencies for Centrally sponsored programme

Economic empowerment

Social empowerment

Women empowerment

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Slide4

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Slide5

Communitisation and business model for OFM

Kudumbashree approach Nutrimix model

Community Kitchen

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Slide6

The difference

State/ national policy of providing food supplements (THR)through the ICDS

How could community be involved in production of THR Hygiene ?

Nutritional challenges ?

Scientific production?

Ensuring consistency ?

Act as source of livelihood ?

Collective and convergent action of community and government department can create livelihood models for social issues

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Slide7

NUTRIMIX - MODEL

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Slide8

Amrutham_ Nutrimix

Amrutham

Nutrimix

-

Take Home Ration (THR)

produced by microenterprise unit of Kudumbashree

Convergence project of Kudumbashree and Social Justice Department

Currently

, each child is provided with 3.5 kg of

Amrutham

Nutrimix

a month, at the rate of 135 grams per day for 25 days

.

Kudumbashree units supply

Nutrimix

to 32,922

Anganwadies

in the

State, with 5200 MT.

Supplied to

Anganwadis

by the units @ Rs70/Kg, from where the children get for free.

Units get paid by the ICDS supervisor through

Panchayath

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Slide9

2005

Christy Friedgram Industries, supplied food supplement

2006

Kudumbashree sets up two units for production

CPCRI,

Kasorgode

develops and tests the sample as per specification

2007-08

Government cancels procurement from private agencies and entrust Kudumbashree for entire state demand

2011

Consortium formation

2011

2011

Value Addition and tie ups

2008-11

Government cancels procurement from private agencies and entrust Kudumbashree for entire state demand

Expansion, standardisation and consolidation

2005

Christy

Friedgram

Industries, supplied food supplement

2006

Kudumbashree sets up two units for production

CPCRI,

Kasorgode

develops and tests the sample as per specification

2007-08

Consortium formation

2011

2017

Value Addition and tie ups

TIME LINE

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Slide10

Community made : scientific, hygienic and market oriented

The nutrition quotient

Parameter

Amount per 100 grams

Calorific Value (Kcal)

391.00

Carbohydrate(%)

69.47

Fat(%)

5.44

Crude

fiber

(%)

1.05

Calcium

191.23 mg

Iron

8.9mg

Total protein (gm %)

16.14

Carotene

71.6ug

Thiamine

0.3g

Riboflavine

0.1 mg

Niacin

5.3mg

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Slide11

Community made : scientific, hygienic and market oriented

The ingredients

Ingredient

100 gms of Amrutham Nutrimix

Wheat

45

gm

Soya Chunks

10

gm

Bengal Gram

15 gm

Groundnut

10

gm

Sugar

20

gm

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Slide12

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Slide13

Production process

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Slide14

Quality Control

Unit follows the Govt. Approved SOP to ensure the quality. Kudumbashree District Mission & Amrutham District Consortium conduct first level periodic checks on raw materials and production facilities.

Joint Inspections, as surprise visits are conducted by an approved committee consists of SJD Programme officer and Kudumbashree District Mission Team.

Food and Safety officials conduct regular visits in the units and assist them for improvement

District wise Food and Safety Trainings are periodically given to all unit members

Sample test from each batch is tested at the Government Analytical laboratory by the concerned ICDS Supervisor

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Slide16

Investment

Fixed capital investment, at current rates, needed for setting up a Amrutham Nutrimix Unit is minimum Rs.7 lakh (Excluding building).

Working capital requirements are estimated to be about Rs.6.5 lakh for handling volume of 10 MT per month

In Kerala, currently

232 Micro-Enterprise units

are there owned and operated by

1680 women

.

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Slide17

Nutrimix –extension & Challenges

Fortified supplements by partnering with UNICEF, piloting in one district Food supplement for adolescent girls pilot in 12 Panchyats

GST for processed foods, increasing the cost

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Slide18

Community Kitchen Special intervention on

Attapady tribal belt Operated and managed by Kudumbashree community structure Targeted beneficiary Pregnant women

Lactating mothers Children between 1- 6 yrs

of age

Adolescent girls

Physically/ mentally challenged

Elderly (above 60)

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172 Community kitchen 15538 beneficiaries

Each of the kitchen managed by ADS Run by Kudumbashree as ME

Cereals: 130

gm

Pulses :80

gm

Oil: 5

gm

Vegetable/ others: 5

gm

Project funded through Kudumbashree and Tribal department

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Slide20

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Slide21

Learnings and discussion

Innovation in implementationConvergence between the departmentsCreating incentives for the communities

Efficient monitoring by LSGD and Community structures Local production and distribution ensures better transparency

Better feedback loop and adoption

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Slide22

Thank you

KUDUMBASHREE22

www.Kudumbashree.orgkudumbashree1@gmail.com

Presented by

Dr

Rahul.k

Thematic Anchor

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