Local Government Engineering Department Third Rural Infrastructure Development Project Component Wise Gender Action Plan SL Component Activity Objective Target Group Target 1. Women Market Section 1. Construction, organization & distribution of shop and training of the rural trader 1. Creation of IGA & employment opportunity for rural trader a. Information campaign a. Motivation of potential & existing traders, community leader to establish WMS b. Social assessment b. Assessment of social attitude towards establishment of WMS c. Joint planning session c. Social and stakeholders agreement for establishment of WMS d. Allotment of shop among the genuine traders e. Installation of separate HTW & toilet for at a congenial site of WMS First phase target is 60 Women Market Section. Second phase target is 219 Women Market Section. d. Establishment of traders in designated rural market e. Encouragement of traders & buyers presence for longer time in WMS 1. Rural trader a. Women, elite, religious leader, traders and rural people 1. υ 940 traders & 600 temporary vendors are established 3430 traders and 2190 temporary vendors are established a. υ 1800 are informed 6570 are informed b. Women traders, b. υ 1200 traders religious leader elites, are interviewed UP 4980 are interviewed c. Potential & existing c. υ 60 joint planning traders, session are conducted elites, UP where participated 219 joint planning session are conducted where participated d. Women traders d. υ 470 traders are allotted shop 1715 traders are allotted shop e. Women traders & buyers e. υ 60 toilets are constructed for s exclusive use 219 toilets are constructed for s exclusive use 1. NGO, UE March 2000 a. NGO, UE b. NGO c. NGO d. NGO/UE e. UE
f. Motivation of temporary vendor to participate at open shaded platform for temporary vending g. Training of shop allottee on shop management & trade skill h. Inclusion of shop allottee as member in the market traders association f. Facilitation of poor temporary vendor to enable in trading g. Skill development of in shop management & trading h. Enabling shop owner to voice their rights in the market traders association i. Assessment of the use of WMS i. Rationalization for increasing number of WMS for implementation j. Monitoring of the shop owner s, performance & backstopping support 2. Flood Refuge 2. Construction of Flood Refuge in flood prone area a. Information campaign and special emphasis on beneficiaries b. Inclusion of opinion of UP member, head of household during planning of FR j. Enabling shop owner in their proper settlement economically & socially. 2. Creation of shelter & facilities for potential flood affected poor and vulnerable non-poor people specially for & children for hygienic way of living during the flood time. a. Creation of special attention for beneficiaries f. Temporary vendors and other temporary vendors of market b. Consultation of opinion b. Women UP member, head of HH, f. υ 300 temporary vendors are using open platform 1095 temporary are using open platform g. Women traders g. υ 470 traders are trained 1715 traders are trained h. Women traders h. υ 60 traders are active member of TA 219 traders are active member of TA i. Women traders i. 470 vendors & 300 temporary vendors status of establishment j. Shop owner j. υ 470 vendors & 300 temporary vendor s status of establishment 1715 vendors & 1095 temporary vendors status of establishment 2. Women, men, children 2. 3000 flood affected are using the FRs a. Women a. 5000 are informed b. 150 are consulted f. NGO g. NGO h. NGO, TA LGED Guideline i. BME Specialist j. NGO, UE December 99 to June 2000 2. UE, NGO March 2000 a. NGO b. NGO
3. Road Maintenance & Tree plantation scheme c. Provision of private corner for s emergency during flood d. Provision of first aid box specially for & children in one of the clustered flood refuge e. Provision for medical care by off season user during flood specially for & children f. Inclusion of UP member in the O&M g. Monitoring of the performance of Operation & Maintenance of FR h. Provision for separate Sanitary Latrine & HTW for 3. Tree plantation & Road Maintenance through Rural Poor Women a. Employment of poor c. Prioritization of need c. Flood affected c. 180 are provisioned for privacy during their emergency d. Special attention for on medical support e. Special attention on need at Flood Refuge f. Provision for discussing issue in the meeting of the g. Special attention on need at Flood Refuge h. Providing comfortable & hygienic living at FR 3. Income generation of rural poor a. Enabling poor to earn their livelihood b. Employment through group b. Creation of group cohesion for social security c. Job orientation for the c. Familiarization of tree plantation &road maintenance work with appointed d. Forced deposit of the part of daily wage d. Savings to start new income generation activities d. Flood affected e. Flood affected d. 3000 flood affected are provided with first aid service e. 3000 flood affected are provided with medical care f. Women f. 30 UP traders are members of O&M g. Flood affec ted, h. Flood affected 3. Rural poor a. Rural poor b. Rural poor c. Rural poor d. Rural poor g. 3000 flood affected s in facilities FRs are reviewed for improvement h. 30 HTW & 150 Sanitary Latrines are constructed for service 3. 2500 are employed a. 2500 are employed b. 2500 are grouped for social security c. 2500 are oriented on their work d. 2500 have savings to start new income generation activities c. NGO, Off Season User UE, O&M Committee d. Off Season, User, O&M Committee e. Off season, user, O&M f. NGO, UE g. NGO, UP Chairman, UE h. UE March 2000 3. UE March 2000 a. UE c. UE d. UE
e. Training of i. Gender Awareness ii. IGA program 4. UP Complex 4.a. Construction of Union Parishad Complex through user participation 5. Bridge & Culvert on Rural Road b. Provision of separate room for UP member c. Provision of separate toilet for UP member d. Consultation of, UP member and organization about the use of UP complex through initial social assessment e. Use of the accommodation space of UP complex 5. Construction of Bridge & culvert on Rural Roads through beneficiary participation a. Consultation of UP member in scheme preparation b. Inclusion of UP member in the implementation e. i. Familiarize with gender awareness ii. Familiarize with the suitable IGA iii. Enable to utilize forced saving money to start IGA after the end of employment 4.a. Prioritize development through self governance using UP complex as a platform with the participation of UP member & local organization b. Ensure privacy for UP member c. Ensure privacy for UP member e. Appointed e. 2500 are trained for income generation activities 4.a. UP member & social and development organization. d. Prioritize opinion d. UP members organization e. Prioritize program in utilizing UP complex infrastructure 5. Increase income generation and employment of rural & men through the improvement of transport infrastructure 4.a 315 Women UP members and 630 organizations are consulted and benefited b. UP member b. 315 UP members are provided with better working environment. c. UP member c. 315 UP members are encouraged to stay long time in UP complex e. Women & organization NGO d. 315 UP members & 630 organization are consulted e. NGO 4.a. UE March 2000 c. UE d. UE e. Priotise activities e. UE 5. Rural 5. Average income of rural is increased a. Prioritize opinion a. UP members a. Respective UP woman member is consulted for each BCRR scheme. b. Considering involvement in quality control of the scheme implementation b. UP member b. Each implementation is comprised of the respective UP member 5. UE March 2000 a. UE
6. Submersible Road 6. Construction of submersible Road through beneficiary participation a. Inclusion of UP member in the O&M of submersible road 6. Creation of road infrastructure in inaccessible rural area to facilitate movement of & men a. Considering role in O&M of the transport infrastructure 6. Rural 6. Rural are equally benefited a. UP member a. UP member is included in each O&M 6. UE March 2000 a. UE 7. Ghat 7. a Construction of Ghat through beneficiary participation 7.a Creation of safe & hygienic loading & unloading & harboring infrastructure for rural & men, reverine vehicle and goods 7.a Women passengers 7.a Women passengers are benefited 7.a UE June 2000 and onwards b. Provision of waiting room for b. prioritize privacy b. Women Passengers b. Women passengers privacy is maintained 8. Training 8.a Orientation of PIO & consultants on GAD issue. b. Orientation of regional, district & thana level implementation officials c. Orientation on implementation of GAD issue to contracted NGO 8.a Facilitate implementation of GAD issues b. Proper implementation of GAD issues c. Proper implementation of GAD issues d. Training of contractors d. Motivation of contractors to: i. Employ in increased manner ii. iii. Pay equal wage Ensure security, sanitary facilities & accommodation to 8.a PIO personnel and Consultants of the project. b. DPD, XENs, FRE, UEs and field officials. 8.a PIO personnel & consultants are conversant about GAD issue b. 13 XENs, 13 AEs, 105 UE are conversant about GAD issues in the project c. Contracted NGOs c. Contractors are aware of GAD obligation d. Contractors d. I. Women are employed in increased manner ii. Women are equally paid iii. Security, sanitation & accommodation facilities are ensured to labour 8.a Training b. Training c. Training d. Training Specialist Facilitator, UE February, 2000 March, 2000 March 2000 July 2000 and onward e. Inclusion of in the training of financial management & resource mobilization and O&M of UP, UMMC & GMC e. Familiarize UP member and member with the issues e. UP member and member of the respective e. UP are conversant about the financial & O&M issues e. Training Financial Management Specialist March 2000
f. Inclusion of gender issues in all the training materials e. Facilitate creation of gender awareness among the participants f. All the participants under the project training program f. Gender issues are included in training material f. Training specialist, October, 2000 9. BME 9. Inclusion of gender related indicators in BME 9. Monitoring of the implementation of GAD issues 9. Issues of GAD 9. Implementation of GAD issues are monitored regularly 9. BME Transport Economist, During design of format survey, report & analysis