2.  A Peek Into NSRLM
 Implementation and Flow of Information
 HR Structure
 Schedule of Internship
 Activities Undertaken
 Measures
 Indicators of change
 Case study; rather success stories
 In Relation with Classroom Discussion
 Conclusion

3.  NSRLM was officially launched on Dec, 2013.
 NSRLM is the implementing agency for NRLM in the
State and embodies the principles and vision of NRLM
while keeping in mind the unique features of the
State.
 It has taken up Resource Block Strategy in 9 blocks in
9 districts so as to cover all tribes uniformly.
 Its mission is to reduce poverty by enabling the poor
households to access gainful self-employment which
would result in improvement of their livelihoods.
 The women folks has been organized into SHGs after
sensitization as a prerequisite to reduce poverty

4. MoRD
NMMU
SMMU
DMMU
BMMU
VLO> SHGs

5. SMMU State Mission Director
COO- Skills & Youth
InterventionsCOO- Program
Addl. Mission Director
SPMs
KM&C, FI, MIS
SPMs
Skills, Livelihoods
SPMs
Finance & Procurement
Project Managers
(Livelihoods, Skills & MIS)
DMMU
Sr. Accountant Project Managers
( HR and Procurement)
Office Assts.
NF/YP
PD (DRDA)
DPM PO/DPO (DRDA)
Accountant
MIS& FI ( District Function Specialist)
BMMU BDO
Block Program Manager
DEO AC Accountant

6. Date Villages Activities Person Incharge
4th Kohima Reporting at SMMU Rachel (HR)
5th Kohima
Attended Monthly Meeting
Review At DRDA
Kenei (BPM)
6th Phesama Launching of VLO Vitsu (AC)
7th Jakhama
Discussion with BPM and
YP
Kenei (BPM)
8th Mitelephe
Briefing about VLO,
follow-up on Book of
Accounts and new
profiling of SHGs
Vitsutuo (AC)
10th-11th Viswema
Follow up on Book of
Accounts and RF
Utilisation
Selabeituo (AC)
12th Jakhama Meeting with BDO Kenei (BPM)
13th-15th Kigwema
Book keeping training,
interaction with the SHGs
and launching of VLO
Shwenlozii (AC)
19th-21st Jakhama
Follow up on Book of
Accounts, nurturing
SHGs, PRA exercise and
visiting IGA sites
Peteneino (AC)
21st Viswema
Mushroom cultivation
training to one of the
SHG from Horti dppt.
Selabeituo (AC)
24th Phesama Book keeping training Vitsu (AC)
25th-27th Kezoma
Follow up on Book of
Accounts and RF
utilisation, interaction
with SHG members,
study for IEC materials,
PRA exercise, launching
of VLO
Charabuni (YP) &
Selabeituo (AC)
27th-28th Kidima
Follow up on Book of
Accounts, interaction
with the SHG members
and launching of VLO
Vitsutuo (AC)
29th Kezo Basa Launching of VLO Shwenlozii (AC)
30th Kohima Meeting with YP Charabuni (YP)
1st-2nd june Kohima Reporting at SMMU Rollan Lotha (COO)
3rd Jakhama
Meeting with BPM and
YP
Keni Richa (BPM)
4th Kohima Presentation at SMMU Rollan Lotha (COO)

7.  Launching ofVLO: in five villages namely
Phesama, Kigwema, Kezoma, Kidima, Kezo
Basa.

8.  Bookkeeping training: Phesama and
Kigwema.

9.  Follow up on Book of Accounts: Mitelephe,
Viswema, Jakhama, Kezoma, Kidima;
Alongside, have had a check on RF utilisation
as well.

10. …contd
Visiting IGA sites:
Kelenguzono Khazo IGA site
from the SHG Shelizu Krotho in
Jakhama village.
She practices chemical free
vegetable cultivation which
includes cabbage, ginger ,
beans and spring onion.

11.  Mushroom CultivationTraining in Viswema:
Sede Krotho.
 This is a sign of convergence.

12.  PRA exercise: Jakhama and Kezoma
 Worked on IEC materials: Swacch Bharat
Abhiyan
Resource
Mapping of
Kezoma
Village: PRA

13.  Five cardinal principles: All the SHGs are
following these 5 basic tenets.These include:
i. Regular meetings
ii. Regular savings
iii. Regular inter loaning
iv. Timely repayment of loans
v. Maintenance of Book of Accounts

14.  Saving habits.
 RF Utilization leading to inter-loaning.
 Gradual convergence.
 Decision making within the household.
 Participation in local government.
 Increased communication level and self
confidence among the members.
 Frequency of interaction with outsiders.
 Community participation.

15. Case study; rather
success stories
Neisavino Mera:
A single mother whose group is
engaged in tomato farming has
been able to enhance her
livelihood. RF has been of great
help for her and have managed to
start petty business. She could
now save money monthly.
Vikehietou SHG:
A group of 10 members who were
motivated to continue their group
while attending NRLM
sensitization program in 2013.
This is a group that had bitter
experience in the banking sector
which was the reason for
dissolving. Joining NRLM has
made them able to be accepted in
the bank and receive money
without delay. This has been their
biggest achievement. They have
carried out various activities
including social services.

16.  What is Economic Growth?
 It basically measures the total volume of goods and services produced in an
economy.
 What is Economic Development?
 It looks at a wider range; concern with how people are actually affected.
 What is development?
 Development is concerned with the improvement of the quality of life

18. Source: National Family Health Survey 3
Urban=
29.44%
Rural = 70.55%

19.  To alleviate poverty
 To increase employment opportunity
 To raise status in society
 To promote income generating activities
 To accelerate economic growth
 To have a sustainable development for the
well being of the poor

21.  Nagaland state has an economy
that is cash poor meaning saving is
not taking place. Therefore, it limits
the poor from quality education,
health, etc.
 As have identified this problem,
NSRLM comes into rescue to enable
the poor in alleviating their poverty.
 Since NSRLM is just about 2 years
old, the impact of the
implementation could not be
analyzed; yet gradual change could
be seen.
 Therefore, it has a challenge to
build inclusive growth; an economic
growth with development to reduce
poverty, economic and social
disparities and foster balance
development.