In order to take the activities of the Johar project in the State to the people and to ensure maximum benefit to the rural households from the project, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Jharkhand State Livelihood Promotion Society, Nancy Sahay directed to increase the turnover of the generating companies formed by the Johar project. She directed to take necessary action for timely availability of materials for products under Johar and more opportunities for sale of products.
Sahay also said that Johar is a time bound project, which needs attention for monitoring to achieve the targets in time. She also instructed to bring the required pace in the implementation of the Johar project.
The CEO on Saturday spoke online to the Board of Directors of 19 producer companies that supported the Johar project. The purpose of this online discussion was to understand the situation of producer companies in the post-COVID situation.
Expressing concern over the turnover of the companies, Sahay directed it to take appropriate action to achieve the target. Appealing to the Board of Directors of the producer company, she said that in the coming days, all 19 companies should be established as models in the State so that all other community organizations can present the product companies of Johar as an example. The Board of Directors of the Producer Companies under Johar put forth their problems before the CEO JSLPS and demanded action for it.
During the online programme, Director of Giridhan Mahila Producer Company, Renu Devi said that in the difficult times of COVID-19, the products of rural families were linked to the market through producer companies.