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Exp. Ranthambore Programme – Impact Assessment 2024
Year: 2024
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Livelihood & Economic Empowerment
Programme at a Glance
₹
2,15,000
Budget Used
570
Total Reach
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95
Direct Beneficiaries
475
Indirect Beneficiaries
↗
1 : 5
Multiplier Effect
Executive Summary
The Exp. Ranthambore Programme (2024), implemented by The Dream Welfare Society, provided expense-based relief and livelihood stabilization support to vulnerable daily wage–dependent households in and around the Ranthambore region. With a total expenditure of ₹2,15,000, the programme supported 1,000 individuals, directly benefiting 95 people and indirectly impacting 475 individuals. The intervention demonstrated strong household-level impact, cost efficiency, and timely financial relief during periods of economic uncertainty.
Key Findings
- Expense-based relief provides immediate livelihood stabilization
- Timely support prevents deeper economic distress
- Strong household-level multiplier effect
- Relief programmes complement long-term livelihood initiatives
Project Snapshot
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Project Name | Exp. Ranthambore Programme – Impact Assessment 2024 |
| Year | 2024 |
| Budget | ₹ 2,15,000 |
| Direct Impact | 95 |
| Indirect Impact | 475 |
| Total Reach | 570 |
Challenges & Learnings
Challenges
- Identifying the most vulnerable daily wage workers in informal settings
- Lack of documentation for income and dependency assessment
- Variability in household expenses (rent, healthcare, food security)
- Short-term nature of relief limiting long-term livelihood impact
- Sudden income loss due to weather and health emergencies
Learnings
- Timely intervention significantly reduces hardship
- Household-level assessment improves targeting accuracy
- Small financial support creates strong multiplier effects
- Relief works best when linked with long-term livelihood planning
- Preventive support reduces distress migration
Methodology
- Review of expenditure records and beneficiary lists
- Interaction with daily wage workers and supported households
- Household-level discussions on income stability and expenses
- Observation of living conditions and immediate needs
- Cross-verification with field staff and community representatives
Impact Analysis
- Reduced financial stress during income disruptions
- Improved ability to meet essential household expenses
- Reduced reliance on informal borrowing
- Improved coping capacity during seasonal and economic shocks
Conclusion
The Exp. Ranthambore Programme (2024) successfully delivered timely, dignified, and cost-effective expense-based relief, reaching 570 people and stabilizing vulnerable households during periods of economic uncertainty. The programme reduced financial stress, strengthened resilience, and demonstrated that targeted relief is a vital component of inclusive social protection.
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