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Best Practice: I

TITLE

Promoting female education for empowering women to ensure overall socio-cultural and economic development

Objective

1. To ensure the female education attainment, promoting the importance of women participation in the cultural, social, economic as well political activities of the country.
2. Spreading awareness among local people about the importance of female education, encouraging female students to participate in different events within and outside the institution etc.
3. To aware the student especially female students about the different opportunities of female employment in different sectors of economy within and outside the country
4. To extend its impact beyond campus borders, promoting inclusivity and empowering women to ensure the overall development especially in the two adopted villages of the institution adjacent to the college.

Context

Girls play an important role in the cultural, social, political and economic life of a country. If the women of the country are educated then the future generation will be educated. Now on days, women are also play very important role in every sector of the present world. As per the Census report 2011, the average literacy rate of female is only 65.46 %. Considering these entire facts, in 2015, the Indian government introduced the Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao (BBBP) scheme to address concerns of gender discrimination and woman empowerment in the country. This scheme has been introduced to make people aware about the importance of girls in the society.
Considering this theme, this institution fosters a supportive environment for girls education, challenging stereotypes and advocating for gender equality through partnerships with local communities and government agencies.

The practice

Different activities have been carried out by the institution to promote this practice. The institution arranged different awareness programmes among the students of the college about the importance of female education. The college actively arranged different events to ensure overall development of female students, such as “Seminar on Women Protection”, celebrating “Women’s Day” etc. Besides, the institution always encourages female students to actively participate in different events e.g. in annual sports, cultural programme, students’ seminar, and other educational events within and outside the campus. Besides, the institution is continuously engaged in arranging awareness programme specially in the two adopted village namely Krisnapur and Baragari adjacent to the institution about the importance of female education as well as different government scheme available for female child.

Impact of the best practice

The impact of the practice is very transparently evident from the enrollment of female students in the college. In the college, the proportion of female student enrollment is higher than the male students. Female student along with male student actively participate in different sports, cultural as well as educational event within and outside the campus. Different achievements made by the female students is also a noticeable fact of the practice. In each and every academic session, huge number of female students along with male students got opportunities for higher education as well as qualified different national and state level examination for higher education and placement. Besides, the institution always motivates different faculties of the institution to actively engage their research activities on this theme.

Resource required

Active engagement, dedication and motivation on the part of faculty is required to implement this practice. Besides, a continuous support of college administration is another requirement for the proper implementation of the practice.

Evidence of Success

1. Awareness Programme in the Adopted Villages about Beti Bachao Beti Padhao Scheme
2. Awareness programme among the students of the college
3. Cultural Event in the College involving Female Student
4. Programme on Women Protection
5. Karate Activity of female student along with male student
6. Achievement of Students in Karate Activity

Best Practice: II

Title of the Best Practice

Native Species Seed Ball Preparation and Dispersal

Objective

1. To promote the environmental and ecological awareness.
2. To increase the native tree species density and diversity.
3. To reclamation of degraded land and soil conservation.
4. In an effort to promote the sustainable land/forest management.
5. To increase diversity of native tree species which is provide fuel wood, fodder, small timber etc. for the locales.
6. In an effort towards of climate change, its mitigation and adaptation

Context

PRMS Mahavidyalaya is situated in the fringe areas of Choto Nagpur Plateau. Chota Nagpur Plateau is a storehouse of mineral resources such as mica, bauxite, copper, limestone, iron, coal, etc. Because of the reach minerals, a lot of area is converted into degraded land due to open mining. This blog talks about tribal land rights and seed balls, a novel initiative adopted to restore the forest area. The campus is located in a forested environment and the locales also dependent on forest. College took responsibility to protect and conserve the forest. With this in mind, we launch the Native Species Seed Ball Preparation and Dispersal program. This programme organized by the college introduced the students to the wonderful world of gardening through the fun activity of collection of seed and preparing seed balls. The programe aimed at providing green education to the students, teachers, stack holders and also encouraged them to kick off the monsoon season in an eco-friendly way. They are inexpensive and can be easily dispersed over large areas, which are often hard to reach. Direct seeding reduces the shock of transplanting saplings and helps the young trees grow stronger roots and, hence, stronger trees.

The practice

The students learned to prepare the soil mixture and the procedure for future use. To restore and conserve the forests, seed balls prepared and dispersed every year. Seed ball plantation can be an engaging way to educate and empower participants to contribute to environmental conservation. Here's an outline of the programme:- Components of Seed Balls- Making Seed Balls- Seed Selection-Planting Techniques-Maintenance and Monitoring-Community Engagement Strategies.

Impact of the best practice

Seed ball plantations can have several positive impacts on rock mining areas and degraded land. The main purpose of these seed balls is to regenerate native tree species as well as increase plant diversity, which can promote environmental sustainability. After the growth of plants, it can provide habitat and food sources for local wildlife, contributing to biodiversity conservation. It can help with soil stabilization and erosion control, which are often issues in such areas due to the disruption caused by mining activities. Moreover, the plants can help in reclamation efforts by restoring vegetation cover and creating a more visually appealing landscape.

Resource required

Active engagement, dedication and motivation on the part of faculty are required to implement this practice. Besides, a continuous support of college administration is another requirement for the proper implementation of the practice. Student volunteers support also required in every phase of the programme.