Presentation on Jalabhumi Case

Presented By :

Dhaval Devmurari
Divyaraj Parmar
Jayesh Motivaras
Ketan Bhutiya
Presented To:

Dr. P.k Priyan

Introduction to Case
The international relief organization was engaged

in 1974, in planning a feeding scheme to mitigate

to the extent that recourses permitted, the
nutritious deficiency of the population of
jalabhumi state.
The

benefit of the scheme available to the

household whose monthly income is less than 300.

The meal is available to the following segment of

population.
Infant upto 3 years.
2. Pregnant woman and nursing mother.
3. Pre-school children between three and five and half
year.
1.

Pre-school children between 3 & 5 year

There are 1.3 million pre-schoolers in jalabhumi

requires supplemental nutrition.
There are 1,700 Balwadies which were not enough to
cover 1.3 million pre-schoolers but it requires 33,000
balwadies. Which was 20 times the existing.

Infant up to 3 years, pregnant woman and

nursing mothers.
As per the social norms and attitudes were such that
adult Indian woman particularly pregnant and
nursing woman reacted strongly and negatively to
the idea of consuming food in front of strangers.

Akshaya patra
Founded: 2000
Location: Banglore, India
Kitchens-

A.P. , Assam, Chhattisgarh, Gujarat,

Karnataka, Odisha, Rajasthan, Tamil
Nadu, Telangana, U.P.

Slogan Unlimited food for education

Solution

Questions
What additional data would you, as the IRO official
concerned with the program, have requested at the
planning stage?
2. Would you accept the illustrative goal statement
diagrammed in Exhibit 1? What modifications, if
any, would you suggest so as to facilitate the
development of a framework of evaluation ?
3. On the basis of the goal statement given in Exhibit
1, modified as desired by you, identify the data
requirements needed in order to comprehensively
evaluate the jalabhumi nutritional program.
1.

Cost

Quality

Time

Thank
you