Village Improvement Plan (VIP) at Nani Silod


The village of Nani Siloda, the Sarpanch, along with the Panchayat members and key stakeholders of the village, prepared four components with VIPs for addressing various issues: (1) Social Map: A social map of the entire village area was prepared, including Faliyu Maharaj, Vachalu Faliyu, and Motu Faliyu, consisting of a total of 50 people, including Panchayat members and social activists, to prepare a social map of the area. The social map identified the problems in the village area, available amenities, and government facilities provided. Different colors and patterns were used to highlight the problems in the village area by the Panchayat members. Thus, a social map addressing the issues of Nani Siloda village was prepared. After that, the remaining three parts were completed with the Panchayat members and stakeholders: (2) Problem Analysis: The Panchayat members and stakeholders sat together to discuss the issues of the village area. It was decided which issues need to be prioritized for resolution. Discussion was held for the time required for each problem's resolution. The analysis chart of the problems was prepared accordingly. (3) Responsibility Chart: A responsibility chart was prepared in consultation with Panchayat members and stakeholders. It was decided who would be responsible for which issues. The chart included details such as when an application should be made, who will inform everyone when the office vehicle arrives, and various responsibilities shared between the Panchayat members and stakeholders. (4) Sata ni Rotli: Afterward, the satta ni rotli was prepared with the Panchayat members and stakeholders. It was discussed which authority would be responsible for solving each problem. The power's Roti was prepared to ensure accountability in each field. Thus, the four parts were completed with the VIPs in the village.

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