into the map. Different types of road (e.g. Cement Concrete, Kutcha, Black topped) should be marked in different colours. Sometimes the local community members may take time to draw a map or make errors while drawing. Even in such cases the facilitation team should not take it upon itself to draw the map themselves. Ensure that each household has a number, and name other details (demography, vulnerability etc.) are documented by the documenter during the exercise. Ask the group to indicate important institutions and amenities such as Schools, AWC, places of worship and other significant landmarks. Encourage the group to discuss and show on the map specific areas that are inhabited by specific communities. Symbols & Colours can be used to mark location of vulnerable households / individuals. Make sure that your copy of the map has a key (legend) explaining the meaning of different colours and symbols used in the map. During the entire process, take care that once somebody has a statement, you ask the others whether they agree, disagree or want to add something. Make sure that the objective of having all households shown on the map will be achieved. Once the map is on the ground (preferably), one of the facilitators should copy it on to a chart paper for display and further use. Subsequently it can be copied fairly on to an A4 Sheet or A3 Sheet as available and suitable for inclusion in the village output file. a copy of the map should be given to villagers for future use The map must contain the name of the village, direction, legend, name of the key participants and name of the facilitators. At the end of the exercise the facilitators should extend thanks to the participants for their time and participation. There must be one facilitator and co facilitator cum documenter. In any Team Composition: case each sub team facilitating social map should not have less than 2 members. Material needed as per need: Drawing on soft ground: Coloured powders, sticks and other local material Drawing on cemented / hard floor: Coloured Chalks, and other local material Drawing on Chart Paper: Large Sized Chart Paper, Pencils, Permanent Markers, Sketch Pens, Bindis, and other material as appropriate. List of vulnerable households in the SECC and their criteria of exclusion and inclusion Finally the approved Social Map may be painted on the wall or put up on Public for community to access in future. Time: 3-3.5 hours Section D: Household Livelihood Plans
into the map. Different types of road (e.g. Cement Concrete, Kutcha, Black topped) should be marked in different colours. Sometimes the local community members may take time to draw a map or make errors while drawing. Even in such cases the facilitation team should not take it upon itself to draw the map themselves. Ensure that each household has a number, and name other details (demography, vulnerability etc.) are documented by the documenter during the exercise. Ask the group to indicate important institutions and amenities such as Schools, AWC, places of worship and other significant landmarks. Encourage the group to discuss and show on the map specific areas that are inhabited by specific communities. Symbols & Colours can be used to mark location of vulnerable households / individuals. Make sure that your copy of the map has a key (legend) explaining the meaning of different colours and symbols used in the map. During the entire process, take care that once somebody has a statement, you ask the others whether they agree, disagree or want to add something. Make sure that the objective of having all households shown on the map will be achieved. Once the map is on the ground (preferably), one of the facilitators should copy it on to a chart paper for display and further use. Subsequently it can be copied fairly on to an A4 Sheet or A3 Sheet as available and suitable for inclusion in the village output file. a copy of the map should be given to villagers for future use The map must contain the name of the village, direction, legend, name of the key participants and name of the facilitators. At the end of the exercise the facilitators should extend thanks to the participants for their time and participation. Team Composition: There must be one facilitator and co facilitator cum documenter. In any case each sub team facilitating social map should not have less than 2 members. Material needed as per need: Drawing on soft ground: Coloured powders, sticks and other local material Drawing on cemented / hard floor: Coloured Chalks, and other local material Drawing on Chart Paper: Large Sized Chart Paper, Pencils, Permanent Markers, Sketch Pens, Bindis, and other material as appropriate. List of vulnerable households in the SECC and their criteria of exclusion and inclusion Finally the approved Social Map may be painted on the wall or put up on Public for community to access in future. Time: 3-3.5 hours Section D: Household Livelihood Plans