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DISPERSAL OF PROGRAMME
 No. of District                             22
 No. of Divisional Secretariats              317
 No. of Grama Niladhari Divisions            14,008
 No. of Samurdhi Maha Sangams                314
 No. of Samurdhi Bank Societies (by Zones)   1,043
 No. of Samurdhi Beneficiary Families        1,576,876
 No. of Bank Samurdhi Accounts               9,685,691


                                                      2
30.0%

             25.0%   24.0%
Percentage




             20.0%
                             15.0%
             15.0%

             10.0%                   7.5%
              5.0%

             0.0%
                     2000    2005    2010

                             Year
                                            3
THE FAMILY BUILT BY THE INDIVIDUAL


   THE VILLAGE BUILT BY THE FAMILY


BUILDING A PROSPEROUS COUNTRY AFTER
        BUILDING THE VILLAGE


                                       4
DIVI NEGUMA (Enhancement of Life)
       NATIONAL PROGRAMME
Main sectors to be activated for the establishment of
1.5 Milion Domestic Economic Units
       Agriculture
       Animal Husbandry and Fisheries
       Cottage Industries




                                                        5
DIVI NEGUMA (Enhancement of Life)
      NATIONAL PROGRAMME
Within the Grama Niladhari              More than
Division                             150 Housing Units

Function Directly Assigned to         25 or more
Samurdhi Officers                    Housing Units


EXCLUSIVE OBJECTIVES
Ensuring within the Family Unit:
   • Raising nutritional levels
   • Minimizing the daily expenditure
   • Establishing sufficiency in food
   • Creation of extra avenues of income
                                                         6
ALLOCATION OF FINANCIAL PROVISIONS
    FOR THE MAIN PROGRAMME
                  Treasury Allocations (Rs. Milion )
                          Infrastructure
    Spiritual &
                          Development
      Social
                               324
   Development
       354


    Other
     362




                                                        Livelihood
                                                       Development
                                                           2220
                                                                     7
Main Activities of the Samurdhi Programme
            Concurrent to DIVI NEGUMA
 50% of the money necessary to create a Poly Tunnels for each
  Grama Niladhari Division
       Making Available up to Rs. 84,000 in Cash
       Balance on Concessionary Interest Rates

 For Self Employment Projects through the Livelihood Development
  Division
         Credit Facilities up to Rs. 40,000 at 5% Interest.
           (Rs. 150,000 for each GN Division)
         50% would be Recovered
 For Self Employment projects
     through Cyclic Funds
           Credit facilities up to Rs. 40,000 at 5% interest
     through Samurdhi Banks
           Credit facilities up to Rs. 250,000 at 8% and 10% interest.   8
Progress of the Livelihood Development Programme
Concurrent to the Divineguma National Programme
                   as at 14.09.2011
                                                        Amount
                Programme           No. of Projects
                                                      (Rs. Milion)
   Agriculture                                7,474      155.831

   Animal Husbandry and Fisheries             6,792      170.048

   Industries                                 4,965      128.687

   Marketing and Serviceds                    2,669        65.426

   Total                                     21,900      519.992
                                                                     9
No of Home Gardens presently activated                        229,550 ;
No. of Home Gardens expected to commence in the Maha Season   700,000.
                                                                      10
Livelihood Development Programme concurrent to the Divineguma Programme - 2011
                             Progress of Samurdhi Plant Nurseries

                           No of     Plant nurseries in protected houses Existing no of No of nurseries commenced recently
Serial
            District     Divisional
 No                                                                      Plant Nurseries
                        Secretariats        No             Amount Rs                         No            Amount Rs
  1      Colombo            13             135               9,655,875        37            34                   1,192,500
  2      Gampaha            13             123               8,820,000        46
  3      Kalutara           14             124              10,416,000        38
  4      Galle              19             54                4,536,000        13            9                     330,000
  5      Matara             16             92                7,888,000        49            55
  6      Hambantota         12             61                5,124,000         7            1                      40,000
  7       Moneragala        11             241              20,244,000        21
  8      Badulla            15             349              28,947,200        320
  9      Kandy              20             127              10,377,000        83
 10      Matale             11             27                1,932,000        16            4
 11      Nuwara Eliya       5              139              11,025,200        63            60                   2,310,000
 12      Anuradhapura       23             175              12,945,429        122
 13      Polonnaruwa        7              40                3,276,000        25
 14      Kurunegala         30             219              17,987,650        72            4                     140,000
 15      Puttalam           16             26                2,184,000        54            7
 16      Ratnapura          17             42                3,528,000        167           11                     390,000
 17      Kegalle            11             69                5,247,200        24            42                   1,135,500
 18      Vavuniya           4              10                  840,000        41            5                      200,000
 19      Jaffna             15              0                        0         0
 20      Trincomalee        11             19                1,596,000        37
 21      Ampara             20             120              13,998,000         2            84                   3,360,000
 22      Batticaloa         14             34                2,856,000        20
         Total             317            2226             183,423,554       1257           316                 9,098,000
                                                                                                                         11
Nursery of Mrs. Nilusha Damayanthi,
Kappagoda
Mawanella Divisional Secretaria




                              12
Details of Plants Expected to be Supplied for Home Gardens
             under the Divi Neguma Programme
                         Type                                 Quantity
   Vegetables       Chillies                                  20 Plants
                    Brinjols                                  10 Plants
                    Capsicum                                  10 Plants
                    Tomato                                    10 Plants
                    Other                                     10 Plants
                    Budded Mango / budded Rambotan
                                                            minimum of
                    Jak / Budded Orange
                                                           03 plants each
                    Guava / Others
Fruit plants/others
                    Papaw                                    2 plants
                    Katuru murunga                            1 plant
                    Coconut                                  2 plants
                    Gotukola / Kangung / Spinach /          minimum of
Green leaves
                    Katuru Murunga / Others                  02 items
                    Ginger / Tumeric / Pepper / Sera /
Flavourings                                                 As required.
                    Curry leaves / Rampe
In addition, plants such as Coconuts / Jak / Breadfruit etc. would be
issued under multi-various crops.                                           13
Progress obtained from Districts regarding plant nurseries
           concurrent to the Divi Neguma Programme
                        as at 14.09.2011

                 Programme                 Amount     Rs. Million

Approved Plant Nurseries in Poly Tunnels      2,226      183.423

Plant Nurseries opened up recently              316         9.098

Existing no. of Plant Nurseries                1257              -

Total                                         3,799      192.521


                                                                    14
Poly Tunnel Plant Nursery of
V. Rajeswari,
Asikulam,
Vavuniya Divisional Secretatriat   15
Poly Tunnel Plant Nursery of Mrs. Issadeen Fathmia Ramsiya,
               Anuradhapura Road, Puttalam,
                      Puttalam District

                                                              16
No of plants expected to be produced in Poly Tunnel Plant Nurseries and Other Nurseries
                                       concurrent to the Divi Neguma Programme – 2011
                                                   2011/2012 Maha Season




                                                                                                        Hambantota


                                                                                                                      Moneragala
                                                                Gampaha


                                                                          Kalutara




                                                                                                                                    Badulla
                                                     Colombo




                                                                                               Matara




                                                                                                                                                        Matale
                                                                                                                                               Kandy
                                                                                      Galle
                    Type of crop


                                        Chillies    10422      18250 2886600 217430 243750 6050                      65500         138878     148500   136250
                                        Brinjals    9975       12500 1050000 217430 243750 3100                      69850         133380     148500    68125
                                                    3148       21000 573600 217430 243750 1100                       66050         160605     148500    68125
                                        Capsicum    6050       10300 478000 217430 243750 1900                        6030         110500     148500    68125
                                        Carrot                                              250                        400
                                        Okra                                                                                                           68125
                     Vegetables




                                        Spinach                17000
                                        Cabbage                                                         250          28000                    148500
                                        chillie                2500                                                   7000
Planting material




                                        K'murunga    9985                                     18560
                                        Leaks
                                        Salad leaves
                                        Thumbakara                                                                   4200
                                        Beet                                                                                       112950
                                        Others       7985                                                                           13065
                                        Lime                                                  16100      300         4250
                                        Guava         235                                      8500     1000         2100          21000
                     Fruits and other




                                        Jak                                                    7200     2000         1000
                                        Pomegranate 290                                       16250     1000         2100          18000
                                        Papaw        1225      1000                  43486    48750     1250         4400          83700      59400
                                        ambarel                                               32500     2250          500           2600
                                        Gum fruit                                               600
                                                      150                                      3200     475          3300
                                                                                                                                                                 17
No. of Milch Cows Required                    24,326
No. Due to be Obtained Regionally                865
Balance No. to be Supplied                    23,461
Nos. Reserved by the National Livestock Development Board to
Samurdhi Authority
                * Cattle              472
                * Buffaloes           125
                                      597
Nos. already booked by Districts
        Matale           -       35
        Kandy            -       9
        Polonnaruwa -            20
        Vawniya          -       25
                                                               18
Imbuldanda GN Division
Matale Divisional Secretariat




                                19
Required no. of Pullets              741,462
Number of Pllets Obtainable          332,228
Special programmes for the procurement of pullets
      Galle district
      Horana Maha Sangamaya
      Divisional Secretariat, Medirigiriya
In the districts of Anuradhapura, Gampaha, Kandy, Matale,
Kurunegala and Kegalle also, it is expected to arrange a
Project to develop one day old chicks up to a month.
                                                      20
Project on Development of One Day Old Pullets up to a
Month.
Horana Maha Sangamaya




                                                        21
Project on Development of One Day Old Pullets up to a Month.
             Divisional Secretariat, Gonapinuwala


                                                               22
Livelihood Development Programme Concurrent to the
                 Divi Neguma Programme
Industrial and Marketing Projects approved through the Provisions of Samurdhi
                   Authority of Sri Lanka (As at 14.09.2011)
                                  INDUSTRIES           MARKETING AND SERVICES
      Ser.
                DISTRICT     NO OF                      NO OF
      No.                              AMOUNT RS.                  AMOUNT RS
                            PROJECTS                   PROJECTS
       1     COLOMBO          324      11,130,339.00     148       4,395,989.00
       2     GAMPAHA          236       7,968,500.00     105       3,019,000.00
       3     KALUTARA         493       9,862,500.00     404       6,074,400.00
       4     GALLE            136         441,150.00      74       1,874,800.00
       5     MATARA           140       3,455,900.00      71       1,870,600.00
       6     HAMBANTOTA       133       3,748,400.00      40       1,308,500.00
       7     MONERAGALA         8         185,000.00      1           40,000.00
       8     BADULLA           22         487,400.00      16         298,900.00
       9     KANDY            304       9,304,000.00      98       3,039,950.00
      10     MATALE           256       8,290,000.00      50       1,570,000.00
      11     NUWARA ELIYA      41       1,335,000.00      43       1,510,000.00
      12     ANURADHAPURA      95       2,503,500.00     112       2,272,500.00
      13     POLONNARUWA       38       1,275,000.00      49       1,766,000.00
      14     KURUNEGALA       574      16,169,600.00     213       5,489,850.00
           TOTAL (C/F )      2800      76,156,289.00    1424      34,530,489.00
                                                                                  23
Industrial and Marketing Projects approved through the Provisions of Samurdhi
               Authority of Sri Lanka (As at 14.09.2011) Contd .….

                                   Industries                 MARKETING AND SERVICES
     Ser.
              DISTRICT     NO. OF                             NO. OF
     No.
                          PROJECTS      AMOUNT RS.           PROJECTS    AMOUNT RS.
             B/F            2800          76,156,289.00        1424        34,530,489.00
      15    PUTTLUM          62            1,896,639.00         49          1,261,120.00
      16    RATNAPURA       262            7,997,500.00        116          3,409,000.00
      17    KEGALLA         319            9,152,100.00        106          2,880,500.00
      18    VAWNIYA          17                 570,000.00      12           480,000.00
      19    JAFFNA          950           19,000,000.00        659         13,180,000.00
      20    TRINCOMALEE     114            2,600,000.00         56          1,205,000.00
      21    AMPARA          306            9,113,000.00        171          5,600,000.00
      22    BATICALOA       135            2,201,000.00         76          2,880,000.00


        GRAND TOTAL         4965        128,686,528.00         2669       65,426,109.00

                                                                                           24
E.G. Ramya jayanthi, Welikadamulla Grama Niladhari Wasama,
Ellakkala Zone,
Attanagalla Divisional Secretariat

                                                             25
Mrs. Karunawathi
363 Welikalada GN Division,
Ellakkala Zone,
Attanagalla Divisional Secretariat




                                     26
Spiritual and Social Development Programme
  Spiritual and Moral Upliftment
  Promotion of Joy and Affection in the Family Unit
  Drugs Alleviation Programme
  SISU DIRIYA Scholarship Programme
  Children Club Activities
  Enhancement of Social and Cultural Values
  Programmes Concurrent to International Days
  Various Welfare Programmes
  DIRIYA PIYASA Housing Programme
                                                       27
DIRIYA PIYASA Housing Programme
                                                     before


 3,132 Houses at the
  rate of 3 DIRIYA PIYASA
  Houses for each
  Samurdhi Zone
 317 Houses at the rate
  of one for each           Mrs. A.M.Kumarihamy,
                            Kapuhena, Gawela, Etampitiya.
  Divisional Secretariat
  Division.
 Rs.100,000 for a
  selected family.

                                                 After
                                                            28
Enhancement of Social and Cultural Values
       Progress as at 31.08.2011

                             Numbers       No. of
    Anticipated Programmes
                             Achieved   Participants
Childrens club activities     18645       122232
Awareness programmes          6133        68937
Programmes for the
enhancement of social and     7444        88956
cultural values


                                                   29
Programmes Held Concurrent to International Days

                          Numbers
 Anticipated Programmes                     No of         Anticipated
                        achieved up to
       31/07/2011                        participants      number
                             date
 Various welfare
                                8,291     189,562              7,500
 programmes
 Domestic Management
 and Family Development        13,151      55,623       Target achieved.
 programmes
 Commemorative
                                1,691     156,263              2,000
 functions
 No. of Sisu Diriya
                                3,149       3,149            14,000
 Scholarships Granted
                                                                           30
Flag Day to commemorate International Anti
               Smoking Day -31st May




There was an income of
Rs. Mn 86.4 from the sale of
flags on 31 May – Flag Day




                                                 31
Programme for the Development of Infra Structure
    Facilities Required for Rural Development

Accelerated Infra Structure Development Programme.
Programme for the development of Infra Structure
 Facilities required for Livelihood Development
Special Projects Development Programme.
2010 Continuation Project Programme
GAMA NEGUMA Second Community Development and
 Livelihood Enhancement Programme.

                                                      32
GAMA NEGUMA Second Community Development and
Livelihood Enhancement Programme – Monaragala District   33
Programme for the Development of Infra Structure Facilities Directly
Assisting Livelihood Development - 2011

  Provisions Allocated – Rs. Mn. 326




                                                                34
Programme for the Development of Infrastructure Facilities Directly
Assisting Livelihood Development - 2011
 Provisions Allocated – Rs. Mn. 326
                                                             Amount of
                                       Amount       No of                 Number of
                                                             Provisions
           Programme                  Allocated   Approved                Beneficiari
                                                               Spent
                                        Rs Mn     Projects                   es
                                                               Rs Mn
Implementation of essential infra        15          10         7.98         2345
structure facilities development
projects planned to be completed in
several stages
Development of essential infra          304         5527       290.39        6350
structure facilities (irrigation,
potable water, sanitation) directly
assisting the one hundred and fifty
thousand domestic economic units
programme and livelihood
development
GAMA NEGUMA Second                       07         66 *        5.31
and Livelihood Enhancement


                                                                                    35
• Number of Sanmurdhi Bank Societies       - 1,043
• Number of Samurdhi Maha Sangams          - 317
• Amount of Compulsory Deposits            - Rs. Mn. 14,994
• Other Deposits                           - Rs. Mn. 20,882
• Rate of Interest    - For Samurdhi Beneficiaries 8%
                      - For Low Income Earners 10%
• Credit Facilities up to Rs. 250,000/=




                                                              36
Samurdhi Banking Programme
Progress of Granting of Loans
                          Number who
         Type of Loan   obtained loans in   Amount
                         the year 2011
   Cultivation                     48,441      869,721
   Self employment               220,918      6,296,845
   Consumer                       87,704       411,851
   Distress                        9,479             679
   Animal husbandry                1,054       149,802
   Housing                        42,115      1,177,155
   Mihijaya                        1,185       122,078
   Swa Shakthi                     9,439       291,084
   TOTAL                         420,335      9,319,215
                                                           37
Amount of Deposits
         Type of Account      No of Accounts
                                                    Rs Mn

සමෘද්ධි බැංකු වැඩසටහන තැන්පතු
Shares             2,769,859                             4,949.052
Membership Deposits              2,643,001               6,481.134

Childrens’ Deposits              1,039,589               1,245.607

Diriya Matha Deposits              825,914               1,155.084

Non Member Deposits                418,008               2,185.962

Group Deposits                     384,331               4,679.729

Sisureka Deposits                  177,071                 185.515

Compulsory Savings Deposits      1,427,918              14,994.764

TOTAL                            9,685,691              35,876.847

                                                                     38
Programmes being Implemented for Increasing
      Deposits in Samurdhi Bank Societies

 Sinhala Hindu New Year Deposit Promotion Programme
 Promotion of Opening of DIRIYA MATHA Accounts and
  savings under the theme of the International Women
  Day.
 Organization of Children and Divi Neguma Savings
  Promotion Programmes under the International
  Childrens’ Day, from 01st to 31 October 2011


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R.P.B. Thilakasiri, Microcredit and Job Creation

  • 1. 1
  • 2. DISPERSAL OF PROGRAMME  No. of District 22  No. of Divisional Secretariats 317  No. of Grama Niladhari Divisions 14,008  No. of Samurdhi Maha Sangams 314  No. of Samurdhi Bank Societies (by Zones) 1,043  No. of Samurdhi Beneficiary Families 1,576,876  No. of Bank Samurdhi Accounts 9,685,691 2
  • 3. 30.0% 25.0% 24.0% Percentage 20.0% 15.0% 15.0% 10.0% 7.5% 5.0% 0.0% 2000 2005 2010 Year 3
  • 4. THE FAMILY BUILT BY THE INDIVIDUAL THE VILLAGE BUILT BY THE FAMILY BUILDING A PROSPEROUS COUNTRY AFTER BUILDING THE VILLAGE 4
  • 5. DIVI NEGUMA (Enhancement of Life) NATIONAL PROGRAMME Main sectors to be activated for the establishment of 1.5 Milion Domestic Economic Units  Agriculture  Animal Husbandry and Fisheries  Cottage Industries 5
  • 6. DIVI NEGUMA (Enhancement of Life) NATIONAL PROGRAMME Within the Grama Niladhari More than Division 150 Housing Units Function Directly Assigned to 25 or more Samurdhi Officers Housing Units EXCLUSIVE OBJECTIVES Ensuring within the Family Unit: • Raising nutritional levels • Minimizing the daily expenditure • Establishing sufficiency in food • Creation of extra avenues of income 6
  • 7. ALLOCATION OF FINANCIAL PROVISIONS FOR THE MAIN PROGRAMME Treasury Allocations (Rs. Milion ) Infrastructure Spiritual & Development Social 324 Development 354 Other 362 Livelihood Development 2220 7
  • 8. Main Activities of the Samurdhi Programme Concurrent to DIVI NEGUMA  50% of the money necessary to create a Poly Tunnels for each Grama Niladhari Division  Making Available up to Rs. 84,000 in Cash  Balance on Concessionary Interest Rates  For Self Employment Projects through the Livelihood Development Division  Credit Facilities up to Rs. 40,000 at 5% Interest. (Rs. 150,000 for each GN Division)  50% would be Recovered  For Self Employment projects through Cyclic Funds Credit facilities up to Rs. 40,000 at 5% interest through Samurdhi Banks Credit facilities up to Rs. 250,000 at 8% and 10% interest. 8
  • 9. Progress of the Livelihood Development Programme Concurrent to the Divineguma National Programme as at 14.09.2011 Amount Programme No. of Projects (Rs. Milion) Agriculture 7,474 155.831 Animal Husbandry and Fisheries 6,792 170.048 Industries 4,965 128.687 Marketing and Serviceds 2,669 65.426 Total 21,900 519.992 9
  • 10. No of Home Gardens presently activated 229,550 ; No. of Home Gardens expected to commence in the Maha Season 700,000. 10
  • 11. Livelihood Development Programme concurrent to the Divineguma Programme - 2011 Progress of Samurdhi Plant Nurseries No of Plant nurseries in protected houses Existing no of No of nurseries commenced recently Serial District Divisional No Plant Nurseries Secretariats No Amount Rs No Amount Rs 1 Colombo 13 135 9,655,875 37 34 1,192,500 2 Gampaha 13 123 8,820,000 46 3 Kalutara 14 124 10,416,000 38 4 Galle 19 54 4,536,000 13 9 330,000 5 Matara 16 92 7,888,000 49 55 6 Hambantota 12 61 5,124,000 7 1 40,000 7 Moneragala 11 241 20,244,000 21 8 Badulla 15 349 28,947,200 320 9 Kandy 20 127 10,377,000 83 10 Matale 11 27 1,932,000 16 4 11 Nuwara Eliya 5 139 11,025,200 63 60 2,310,000 12 Anuradhapura 23 175 12,945,429 122 13 Polonnaruwa 7 40 3,276,000 25 14 Kurunegala 30 219 17,987,650 72 4 140,000 15 Puttalam 16 26 2,184,000 54 7 16 Ratnapura 17 42 3,528,000 167 11 390,000 17 Kegalle 11 69 5,247,200 24 42 1,135,500 18 Vavuniya 4 10 840,000 41 5 200,000 19 Jaffna 15 0 0 0 20 Trincomalee 11 19 1,596,000 37 21 Ampara 20 120 13,998,000 2 84 3,360,000 22 Batticaloa 14 34 2,856,000 20 Total 317 2226 183,423,554 1257 316 9,098,000 11
  • 12. Nursery of Mrs. Nilusha Damayanthi, Kappagoda Mawanella Divisional Secretaria 12
  • 13. Details of Plants Expected to be Supplied for Home Gardens under the Divi Neguma Programme Type Quantity Vegetables Chillies 20 Plants Brinjols 10 Plants Capsicum 10 Plants Tomato 10 Plants Other 10 Plants Budded Mango / budded Rambotan minimum of Jak / Budded Orange 03 plants each Guava / Others Fruit plants/others Papaw 2 plants Katuru murunga 1 plant Coconut 2 plants Gotukola / Kangung / Spinach / minimum of Green leaves Katuru Murunga / Others 02 items Ginger / Tumeric / Pepper / Sera / Flavourings As required. Curry leaves / Rampe In addition, plants such as Coconuts / Jak / Breadfruit etc. would be issued under multi-various crops. 13
  • 14. Progress obtained from Districts regarding plant nurseries concurrent to the Divi Neguma Programme as at 14.09.2011 Programme Amount Rs. Million Approved Plant Nurseries in Poly Tunnels 2,226 183.423 Plant Nurseries opened up recently 316 9.098 Existing no. of Plant Nurseries 1257 - Total 3,799 192.521 14
  • 15. Poly Tunnel Plant Nursery of V. Rajeswari, Asikulam, Vavuniya Divisional Secretatriat 15
  • 16. Poly Tunnel Plant Nursery of Mrs. Issadeen Fathmia Ramsiya, Anuradhapura Road, Puttalam, Puttalam District 16
  • 17. No of plants expected to be produced in Poly Tunnel Plant Nurseries and Other Nurseries concurrent to the Divi Neguma Programme – 2011 2011/2012 Maha Season Hambantota Moneragala Gampaha Kalutara Badulla Colombo Matara Matale Kandy Galle Type of crop Chillies 10422 18250 2886600 217430 243750 6050 65500 138878 148500 136250 Brinjals 9975 12500 1050000 217430 243750 3100 69850 133380 148500 68125 3148 21000 573600 217430 243750 1100 66050 160605 148500 68125 Capsicum 6050 10300 478000 217430 243750 1900 6030 110500 148500 68125 Carrot 250 400 Okra 68125 Vegetables Spinach 17000 Cabbage 250 28000 148500 chillie 2500 7000 Planting material K'murunga 9985 18560 Leaks Salad leaves Thumbakara 4200 Beet 112950 Others 7985 13065 Lime 16100 300 4250 Guava 235 8500 1000 2100 21000 Fruits and other Jak 7200 2000 1000 Pomegranate 290 16250 1000 2100 18000 Papaw 1225 1000 43486 48750 1250 4400 83700 59400 ambarel 32500 2250 500 2600 Gum fruit 600 150 3200 475 3300 17
  • 18. No. of Milch Cows Required 24,326 No. Due to be Obtained Regionally 865 Balance No. to be Supplied 23,461 Nos. Reserved by the National Livestock Development Board to Samurdhi Authority * Cattle 472 * Buffaloes 125 597 Nos. already booked by Districts Matale - 35 Kandy - 9 Polonnaruwa - 20 Vawniya - 25 18
  • 19. Imbuldanda GN Division Matale Divisional Secretariat 19
  • 20. Required no. of Pullets 741,462 Number of Pllets Obtainable 332,228 Special programmes for the procurement of pullets Galle district Horana Maha Sangamaya Divisional Secretariat, Medirigiriya In the districts of Anuradhapura, Gampaha, Kandy, Matale, Kurunegala and Kegalle also, it is expected to arrange a Project to develop one day old chicks up to a month. 20
  • 21. Project on Development of One Day Old Pullets up to a Month. Horana Maha Sangamaya 21
  • 22. Project on Development of One Day Old Pullets up to a Month. Divisional Secretariat, Gonapinuwala 22
  • 23. Livelihood Development Programme Concurrent to the Divi Neguma Programme Industrial and Marketing Projects approved through the Provisions of Samurdhi Authority of Sri Lanka (As at 14.09.2011) INDUSTRIES MARKETING AND SERVICES Ser. DISTRICT NO OF NO OF No. AMOUNT RS. AMOUNT RS PROJECTS PROJECTS 1 COLOMBO 324 11,130,339.00 148 4,395,989.00 2 GAMPAHA 236 7,968,500.00 105 3,019,000.00 3 KALUTARA 493 9,862,500.00 404 6,074,400.00 4 GALLE 136 441,150.00 74 1,874,800.00 5 MATARA 140 3,455,900.00 71 1,870,600.00 6 HAMBANTOTA 133 3,748,400.00 40 1,308,500.00 7 MONERAGALA 8 185,000.00 1 40,000.00 8 BADULLA 22 487,400.00 16 298,900.00 9 KANDY 304 9,304,000.00 98 3,039,950.00 10 MATALE 256 8,290,000.00 50 1,570,000.00 11 NUWARA ELIYA 41 1,335,000.00 43 1,510,000.00 12 ANURADHAPURA 95 2,503,500.00 112 2,272,500.00 13 POLONNARUWA 38 1,275,000.00 49 1,766,000.00 14 KURUNEGALA 574 16,169,600.00 213 5,489,850.00 TOTAL (C/F ) 2800 76,156,289.00 1424 34,530,489.00 23
  • 24. Industrial and Marketing Projects approved through the Provisions of Samurdhi Authority of Sri Lanka (As at 14.09.2011) Contd .…. Industries MARKETING AND SERVICES Ser. DISTRICT NO. OF NO. OF No. PROJECTS AMOUNT RS. PROJECTS AMOUNT RS. B/F 2800 76,156,289.00 1424 34,530,489.00 15 PUTTLUM 62 1,896,639.00 49 1,261,120.00 16 RATNAPURA 262 7,997,500.00 116 3,409,000.00 17 KEGALLA 319 9,152,100.00 106 2,880,500.00 18 VAWNIYA 17 570,000.00 12 480,000.00 19 JAFFNA 950 19,000,000.00 659 13,180,000.00 20 TRINCOMALEE 114 2,600,000.00 56 1,205,000.00 21 AMPARA 306 9,113,000.00 171 5,600,000.00 22 BATICALOA 135 2,201,000.00 76 2,880,000.00 GRAND TOTAL 4965 128,686,528.00 2669 65,426,109.00 24
  • 25. E.G. Ramya jayanthi, Welikadamulla Grama Niladhari Wasama, Ellakkala Zone, Attanagalla Divisional Secretariat 25
  • 26. Mrs. Karunawathi 363 Welikalada GN Division, Ellakkala Zone, Attanagalla Divisional Secretariat 26
  • 27. Spiritual and Social Development Programme  Spiritual and Moral Upliftment  Promotion of Joy and Affection in the Family Unit  Drugs Alleviation Programme  SISU DIRIYA Scholarship Programme  Children Club Activities  Enhancement of Social and Cultural Values  Programmes Concurrent to International Days  Various Welfare Programmes  DIRIYA PIYASA Housing Programme 27
  • 28. DIRIYA PIYASA Housing Programme before  3,132 Houses at the rate of 3 DIRIYA PIYASA Houses for each Samurdhi Zone  317 Houses at the rate of one for each Mrs. A.M.Kumarihamy, Kapuhena, Gawela, Etampitiya. Divisional Secretariat Division.  Rs.100,000 for a selected family. After 28
  • 29. Enhancement of Social and Cultural Values Progress as at 31.08.2011 Numbers No. of Anticipated Programmes Achieved Participants Childrens club activities 18645 122232 Awareness programmes 6133 68937 Programmes for the enhancement of social and 7444 88956 cultural values 29
  • 30. Programmes Held Concurrent to International Days Numbers Anticipated Programmes No of Anticipated achieved up to 31/07/2011 participants number date Various welfare 8,291 189,562 7,500 programmes Domestic Management and Family Development 13,151 55,623 Target achieved. programmes Commemorative 1,691 156,263 2,000 functions No. of Sisu Diriya 3,149 3,149 14,000 Scholarships Granted 30
  • 31. Flag Day to commemorate International Anti Smoking Day -31st May There was an income of Rs. Mn 86.4 from the sale of flags on 31 May – Flag Day 31
  • 32. Programme for the Development of Infra Structure Facilities Required for Rural Development Accelerated Infra Structure Development Programme. Programme for the development of Infra Structure Facilities required for Livelihood Development Special Projects Development Programme. 2010 Continuation Project Programme GAMA NEGUMA Second Community Development and Livelihood Enhancement Programme. 32
  • 33. GAMA NEGUMA Second Community Development and Livelihood Enhancement Programme – Monaragala District 33
  • 34. Programme for the Development of Infra Structure Facilities Directly Assisting Livelihood Development - 2011  Provisions Allocated – Rs. Mn. 326 34
  • 35. Programme for the Development of Infrastructure Facilities Directly Assisting Livelihood Development - 2011 Provisions Allocated – Rs. Mn. 326 Amount of Amount No of Number of Provisions Programme Allocated Approved Beneficiari Spent Rs Mn Projects es Rs Mn Implementation of essential infra 15 10 7.98 2345 structure facilities development projects planned to be completed in several stages Development of essential infra 304 5527 290.39 6350 structure facilities (irrigation, potable water, sanitation) directly assisting the one hundred and fifty thousand domestic economic units programme and livelihood development GAMA NEGUMA Second 07 66 * 5.31 and Livelihood Enhancement 35
  • 36. • Number of Sanmurdhi Bank Societies - 1,043 • Number of Samurdhi Maha Sangams - 317 • Amount of Compulsory Deposits - Rs. Mn. 14,994 • Other Deposits - Rs. Mn. 20,882 • Rate of Interest - For Samurdhi Beneficiaries 8% - For Low Income Earners 10% • Credit Facilities up to Rs. 250,000/= 36
  • 37. Samurdhi Banking Programme Progress of Granting of Loans Number who Type of Loan obtained loans in Amount the year 2011 Cultivation 48,441 869,721 Self employment 220,918 6,296,845 Consumer 87,704 411,851 Distress 9,479 679 Animal husbandry 1,054 149,802 Housing 42,115 1,177,155 Mihijaya 1,185 122,078 Swa Shakthi 9,439 291,084 TOTAL 420,335 9,319,215 37
  • 38. Amount of Deposits Type of Account No of Accounts Rs Mn සමෘද්ධි බැංකු වැඩසටහන තැන්පතු Shares 2,769,859 4,949.052 Membership Deposits 2,643,001 6,481.134 Childrens’ Deposits 1,039,589 1,245.607 Diriya Matha Deposits 825,914 1,155.084 Non Member Deposits 418,008 2,185.962 Group Deposits 384,331 4,679.729 Sisureka Deposits 177,071 185.515 Compulsory Savings Deposits 1,427,918 14,994.764 TOTAL 9,685,691 35,876.847 38
  • 39. Programmes being Implemented for Increasing Deposits in Samurdhi Bank Societies  Sinhala Hindu New Year Deposit Promotion Programme  Promotion of Opening of DIRIYA MATHA Accounts and savings under the theme of the International Women Day.  Organization of Children and Divi Neguma Savings Promotion Programmes under the International Childrens’ Day, from 01st to 31 October 2011 39
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