Module 4: Satat Jeevikoparjan Yojana (SJY) & Rural Farm Innovations
Satat Jeevikoparjan Yojana (SJY):
Launched by the Government of Bihar through JEEViKA in August 2018 with the targeted objective of providing sustainable livelihoods to 1 lakh ultra-poor households (particularly traditional toddy-tapper families and destitute women).
Comprehensive Financial Assistance Structure under SJY:
- Livelihood Investment Fund (LIF): Disbursed to 57,864 ultra-poor households to initiate viable income-generating micro-enterprises.
- Livelihood Gap Assistance Fund: Financial support of Rs. 1,000 per month for 7 months to meet day-to-day consumption needs during the gestation period of their micro-enterprises.
- Emergency Fund: A one-time lump-sum grant of Rs. 2,000 provided for unforeseen consumption and medical exigencies.
- Special Investment Fund: A grant of Rs. 10,000 to address urgent basic needs, shelter improvements, and small enterprise scaling.
Allied Rural Interventions by JEEViKA:
- Custom Hiring Centers (CHCs): Established 106 community-managed CHCs in coordination with the Department of Agriculture to promote farm mechanization and relieve the drudgery of women farmers.
- Collaborated in executing the Mukhyamantri Kosi Mulberry Pariyojana and Cluster Facilitation Teams (CFT).
- SoULS Project: Under the Solar Urja through Localisation for Sustainability (SoULS) project, JEEViKA distributed 18 lakh solar study lamps to school children across 63 blocks in 18 districts.
- Livelihood Investment Fund (LIF): Disbursed to 57,864 ultra-poor households to initiate viable income-generating micro-enterprises.
- Livelihood Gap Assistance Fund: Financial support of Rs. 1,000 per month for 7 months to meet day-to-day consumption needs during the gestation period of their micro-enterprises.
- Emergency Fund: A one-time lump-sum grant of Rs. 2,000 provided for unforeseen consumption and medical exigencies.
- Special Investment Fund: A grant of Rs. 10,000 to address urgent basic needs, shelter improvements, and small enterprise scaling.
- Livelihood Investment Fund (LIF): Disbursed to 57,864 ultra-poor households to initiate viable income-generating micro-enterprises.
- Livelihood Gap Assistance Fund: Financial support of Rs. 1,000 per month for 7 months to meet day-to-day consumption needs during the gestation period of their micro-enterprises.
- Emergency Fund: A one-time lump-sum grant of Rs. 2,000 provided for unforeseen consumption and medical exigencies.
- Special Investment Fund: A grant of Rs. 10,000 to address urgent basic needs, shelter improvements, and small enterprise scaling.
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What amount was provided as Livelihood Gap Assistance Fund per month under the Satat Jeevikoparjan Yojana?
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Livelihood Investment Fund (LIF): Disbursed to ______ to initiate viable income-generating micro-enterprises.
57,864 ultra-poor householdsLivelihood Gap Assistance Fund: Financial support of ______ to meet day-to-day consumption needs during the gestation period of their micro-enterprises.
Rs. 1,000 per month for 7 monthsEmergency Fund: A one-time lump-sum grant of ______ provided for unforeseen consumption and medical exigencies.
Rs. 2,000Special Investment Fund: A grant of ______ to address urgent basic needs, shelter improvements, and small enterprise scaling.
Rs. 10,000