Suvo sokal. khunungkha. GABRIEL TRIPURA CTCN Regional Forum for National Designated Entities (NDEs) April 2017 Bali, Indonesia
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1 Suvo sokal khunungkha GABRIEL TRIPURA CTCN Regional Forum for National Designated Entities (NDEs) April 2017 Bali, Indonesia
2 About Chittagong Hill Tract Chittagong Hill Tracts comprise of 3 Hill Districts namely Bandarban, Rangamati and Khagrachari with 11 Ethnic Minority which are mostly hilly, mountainous remote and inaccessible, and the villages are scattered. After liberation of Bangladesh in 1971 due to miss understanding among Government and the peoples of CHT created political conflict. Especially for the last 2 decades situation reached at a critical stage. Due to political and social instability and discriminatory, kaptai dam, and resettlement of thousands of peoples from plain land, life of the hilly peoples, land property, culture, art ideas, legal right even their identity was at stake. But it was ended up through Peace Agreement in between with the present government and Indigenous group in And through the peace signing the development works has been launched in the area. Although there are still remaining unrest, conflicts politically, communal and in needs on basic rights at all.
3 This peak is about 3200 meters above from sea level in Bandarban called Chinbuk Pahar. Now a day it is becoming as desert due to unplanned cultivation, deforestation, burn, slash cropping and land grabbing. The Scenario of Bandarban Hill Tract.
4 Multi Administrative and Governance Structure
5 The bottle neck in accelerating, overcoming and responding towards achieving a good life (SDGs and so on ) !!!!!!!!! : - Discrimination and domination - Insecurity in free movement - Low literacy, transportation, communication and IT, - Lack of knowledge and skills on climate changes amongst Indigenous Peoples, - No sufficient supports available on climates and eco system development program, - No sufficient information accessibilities in remote villagers, - Unemployment, worst water crisis, land insufficient - Deforestation - No micro credit access - Power and economic interest and conflict/political conflicts - Land grabbing/insufficient land for shifting cultivation - Kidnapping/Smuggling - Arm groups/ subscriptions/insecurity in mobility - Bureaucracy/corruption/ bribes - Tourism/proliferation in sexual harassment - Early child marriage/dowry/low quality educations system - Questioned of Self and cultural identity, determination and recognition - Constitutionally non recognition on IP rights - Non full peace agreement implementation - Deforestation, no market access, no fair prices - Rohingya intrusion/settlers/military interfering - Young people exploitation/unskilled - Worse health and sanitation condition, No hospital available
6 The organization establishment: KOTHOWAIN a Tripura word meaning Hope for Survival established as a non-government and non-political voluntary development organization. The organization aims to develop the socio-economic conditions of the most vulnerable and underprivileged people in the Hill Tracts covering 11 Ethnic Groups including marginalized mainstream community. KOTHOWAIN prioritized for focusing on the following areas: Human Rights Livelihood, Climate Change Primary Education and Higher Education Health and Sanitation, Adolescent and Youth Development, empowerment and Employment Advocacy, Linkage and Networking
7 The way of responses/strategy towards its advancements : Interventions areas: Human Rights Livelihood, Climate Change Primary Education and Higher Education Health and Sanitation, Adolescent and Youth Development, empowerment and Employment Advocacy, Linkage and Networking Cultural and customs promotion and development Focus Issues: - Confidence building, - Empowerment - Economic Development - Employment - Linkage and networking - Advocacy - Capacity Building It s possible to success because; - Community ownership and commitment - Active participation in planning, designing, implementation - Traditional institutions, Govt. line department, elected bodies, local administrative bodies, civil society, media, service providers and law & force involvement, - Participatory manner - Bottom up approach, - Demand driven - Prior consultation - Local resources utilization Community/ Target group Our Role: - Facilitation, mobilization and motivation - Awareness raising and Implementation - Ensure participation - Technical training - Institutionalization - Sustainable development - Appreciation, acknowledgement and Felt good (achievements): - About 270 Community coverage and institutionalized both Male and Women, 36 SMC, Mother groups and Young groups, IPT - 06 community natural forest preserved and managed by communities, - Target Communities understand on eco system, - Nos. of women and men elected in the national pool directly - Women become traditional leader (village and area chiefs) - Nos. of students graduated - Young people (female and male) gets involve in community development locally, - Local educated persons back to the village in service their own family and villages, - Good enough built linkage, network and relationship in between communities and local stakeholders, - Women can raise their - 88 community schools nationalized
8 Membership: Bangladesh National Youth Council, Dhaka Chittagong Hill Tracts Women Foundation Network Girls Not Brides (ending early child marriage), UK Red Crescent, Bandarban Chapter YSA-USA Bangladesh Youth Network (BYN) -Jaago Foundation and UNDP The World Indigenous Tourism Alliance (WINTA), New Zealand Global Partnership to End Violence against Children The Association for Women's Rights in Development (AWID) -CANADA Women Thrive Alliance - Washington, D.C CIVICUS United Nations Framework Conventions on Climate Change (UNFCCC) Climate Technology Centre & Network (CTCN) Dev. Parnters: Manusher jonno foundation, DFID, HOPE 87 Austria, Sonne International Austria, Prince Claus Fund-The Netherlands, UNDP-CHTDF, BRAC Int. Berger Paint Ltd, bkash, Australian High Commission,
9 KOTHOWAIN emphasis and determined to address the SDGs: 1 ( no poverty), 3 (good health and well being) 4 (quality education), 5 (Gender Equality) 6 ( clean water and sanitation), 10 (reduce inequalities) 13 ( climate action), 15 (life on land) 16 (peace, justice and strong institution) Challenges in responding the communities needs: - Fund Flow, - High cost to monitor and frequent visits inaccessible areas - Too much pressure with multi administrative system - Natural disaster, - Political turmoil and insecurity Lessons learnt and encouragement: - High acceptance by the communities, local stakeholders - Scope of works - Achievement on delivered works
10 Photos of program supports and motivation at grass roots level
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13 About experiences of GABRIEL TRIPURA in development works I have been involving, working, experiencing and implementing the various significance community development programs individually and through organizational and local NGOs partners around more than 16 years. Throughout the years I have been serving successfully all the community development programs directly with entire indigenous groups and mainstream communities specially on communities livelihood development, Human and Indigenous rights, Good governance, Education, Health, Child and women development and empowerment, Youth and Adolescent development, Climate change, community empowerment, Social Awareness raising, motivation and mobilization, Advocacy and networking, establishment of community voice, sports for development, communication for development, rights of information and so on. As staff has been working through out the years with different positions and institutions as well as consultancy at lollcay like CARITAS, Catholic Missionary, TOYMU, MSF-Holland, HOPE 87, Sonne International, JICA, ADB, UNDP, Bandarban Hill District Council, BDPOD and so on. As development partner in collaboration with UNDP, UNICEF, Save the children, SIL, CARE, GTZ, ICIMOD, CVM-Italy, Manitese-Italy, European Commission, HOPE 87 Austria, Sonne International-Austria, Hellen Keller, DANIDA, UNDP, German Embassy, BRAC, Prince Claus Fund-The Netherlands, HOPE 87 Austria, UNESCO, DFID, Manusher Jonno Foundation, WFP, ADB, IPDS, NGO Forum, ministry of women and children affairs, CHT ministry, youth ministry, Traditional institutions, elected bodies, BHDC and Regional Council etc. And I also worked with many national and international expertises and learnt many things to promote my professionalism in development fields. Had been in abroad for workshop, training and seminar like INDIA, Nepal, Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, Morocco, Netherlands, Italy, Sri Lanka
14 Thank you Dhannabud (Bangla) Hanangthwi (Tripura)
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