Project Formulation and Scope

The Deori Autonomous Council (DAC) is a statutory body established under Enacted as the Assam Act No XXV of 2005, the Deori Autonomous Council Act 2005 (the Sixth Schedule, on-demand of the Indian Constitution) to empower and protect the cultural, social, linguistic, and economic rights of the Deori community in Assam. The formulation of the DAC project aims to provide a comprehensive framework for the sustainable development of the Deori community.
OBJECTIVES:

The primary objectives of the DAC project formulation are to:

* Safeguard and promote the unique identity, culture, and traditions of the Deori community.

* Provide equitable access to education, healthcare, employment, and other essential services.

* Promote economic empowerment by supporting income-generating activities and entrepreneurial ventures.

* Strengthen local governance and community participation in decision-making.

* Ensure the preservation and development of the Deori language and literature.

SCOPE

The DAC project formulation encompasses a wide range of sectors, including:

*Education and Skill Development:* Access to quality education, vocational training, and skill development programs to enhance human capital.

* Healthcare:* Establishment of primary health centers, mobile medical units, and outreach programs to improve healthcare services.

* Economic Development:* Support for agricultural activities, cottage industries, and small business development to create income-generating opportunities.

*Infrastructure:* Development of roads, bridges, electrification, and sanitation facilities to improve connectivity and living standards.

* Cultural Preservation:** Promotion of traditional arts, crafts, music, dance, and festivals to preserve Deori's cultural heritage.

*Governance:* Strengthening local governance through training and capacity building for village councils and community leaders.

STAKEHOLDERS

The project formulation of DAC involves active participation from various stakeholders, including:

* Deori community members

* DAC officials

* State government departments

* Non-governmental organizations

* Development agencies

* Educational institutions

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METHODOLOGY:

The project formulation process adopted the following steps:

 *Needs Assessment:* Conduct surveys and consultations to identify the needs and priorities of the Deori community.

*Stakeholder Engagement:* Engage with stakeholders to gather inputs and ensure ownership and sustainability of the project.

*Project Design:* Develop a detailed project document outlining the project objectives, activities, budget, and implementation plan.

*Approval and Implementation:* Seek approval from the state government and implement the project in coordination with relevant stakeholders.

IMPACT

The implementation of the DAC project formulation is expected to have a significant impact on the Deori community, including:

 * Enhanced access to education, healthcare, and economic opportunities.

* Preservation and revitalization of Deori cultural heritage.

* Promotion of self-governance and community empowerment.

* Improved living standards and overall well-being.

The project formulation of the Deori Autonomous Council under the Government of Assam is a vital step towards empowering and supporting the Deori community. Through comprehensive planning and active stakeholder engagement, the project aims to create a sustainable and prosperous environment where the Deori people can flourish and preserve their unique identity for generations to come.

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