JAMIA MILLIA ISLAMIA

DACEE

“ANALYSIS REPORT OF
JASOLA GAON”

Submitted to: Dr. Nasra Shabnam

Submitted by:

Ramsha Nusrat

M.Sc Development Extension , I Semester

Roll number: M3522083

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT:
I would like to express my special thanks of gratitude
towards my teacher and supervisor, Dr. Nasra Shabnam,
who guided me at every point during my field work. She
pointed out my mistakes, corrected them and cleared all
of my doubts whenever I needed. She helped me with her
exemplary guidance. Without her immense support and
effort it would have been impossible to complete my
fieldwork within the limited time frame.
Secondly, I would also like to thank my parents and my
teammates who supported me a lot in completing my field
work. Successful completion of my field work is the
culmination of tireless efforts of many people and I owe
my gratitude to each one of them.
-Ramsha Nusrat
 ANALYSIS
Total number of surveys conducted = 25

Total number of families surveyed = 25 families

Total population = 125 People

 A survey was conducted with 25 families

of Jasola village during 15 days to collect

information about the families, their living

styles and standard facilities available for

these families. Problems they faced in the

Jasola village.

 These 25 families were randomly chosen.

 Collected data was sorted and presented

into tabular forms of all the 50 families and

master chart or a family information chart was

prepared. These both charts are then analyzed

here and percentage is calculated according to

different categories.
RELIGION:
SNO RELIGION NO. OF PERCENTAGE
. FAMILIE
S
1. HINDUISM 13 52%
2. ISLAM 12 48%
3. CHRISTIANIT- 0 0%
Y

 Out of 25 families that participated in the

survey,

 52% of the families were Hindus

 48% families were Muslims

 0% of the families were Christians.

CASTE:
S.N CASTE NO. OF PERCENTAGE
O FAMILES
1. GENERAL 15 60%
2. OBC 5 10%
3. SC 5 10%

 Out of 25 families that participated in the

survey,

 60% belongs to general caste

 10% belongs to OBC caste

 10% belongs to SC caste

  HOUSE
a) Owned/ rented

NO. OF FAMILIES NO. OF FAMILIES

OWN HOUSE LIVING ON RENT
0 25

 100% of the families that participated

in survey, lives on rent.

  TYPES OF HOUSE
Kutcha/ Semi- Pucca/ Pucca
S.N TYPE OF NO. OF PERCENTAGE
O HOUSE FAMILIES
LIVING
1 KUTCHA 11 44%

2 SEMI- 12 48%
PUCCA
3 PUCCA 2 8%

 44% families that participated in the survey

lives in the kutcha house.

 48% of those families live in semi pucca

house.

 8% of the families live in pucca house.

PERIOD OF STAY
S.NO YEARS OF NO. OF PERCENTAGE
STAY FAMILIES
1. 1-10 YRS 6 24
2. 11-20 YRS 16 64
3. 21- 30 YRS 3 12

 Out of 25 families that participated in the

survey,
 24% of families are staying in Jasola village

from last 1- 10 years.

 64% of families are staying in Jasola village

from last 11-20 years.

 12% of families are staying in Jasola village

from last 21-30 years.

 FAMILY TYPE

NUCLEAR/ JOINT

S.NO FAMILY NO. OF PERCENTAGE

TYPE FAMILIES
1. JOINT 01 4%

2. NUCLEAR 24 96%

 Out of 25 families that participated in the

survey,

 4% families living in Jasola gaon are Joint

families

 96% families living in Jasola gaon are

Nuclear families
  AMENITIES

 NUMBER OF ROOMS:

S.N NO. OF NO. OF PERCENTAGE

O ROOMS FAMILIES
1. 01 24 96%

2. 02 0 0%

3. 03 1 4%

Out of 25 families that participated in the survey,

 96% of the families live only in one room

set house.

 0% of the families live in two rooms set

house.
 4% of the families live in 3 room set

house.
  RENT PAID PER MONTH

S.NO RENT NO. OF PERCENTAGE

PAID FAMILIES
PAYING
1. >Rs.1000 03 12%
2. Rs.1000- 16 64%
2000
3. Rs.2000- 06 24%
3000
4. Rs.3000- 00 0%
4000

 Out of 25 families that participated in the

survey,
 12% of the families that participated in the
survey pay rent under Rs.1000.
 64% of the families pay rent from Rs1000 to
Rs2000.
 24% of the families pay rent from Rs. 3000 to
up to Rs. 4000.
  KITCHEN TYPE

S.NO KITCHEN NO. OF PERCENTAGE

TYPE FAMILIES
1. SEPARATE 02 8%
INSIDE
HOME
2. OUTSIDE 11 44%
HOME
3. COOKING 12 48%
CORNER IN
HOUSE

 Out of 25 families that participated in the

survey,

 8% of the families have a separate

inbuilt kitchen in their houses.

 44% of the families don’t have any

kitchen space and hence have to use space

outside their houses to cook food.

 48% of the families don’t have

separate kitchen in their house but they

have made a cooking corner inside their

houses.
  ELECTRICITY CONNECTION

S.NO TYPE OF NO. OF PERCENTAGE

CONNECTION FAMILIES
1. LEGAL 19 76%

2. ILLEGAL 06 24%

 Out of the 25 families that participated in

the survey,

 76% of the families have legal electricity

connection.

 24% of the families have illegal electricity

connection.
  WATER SUPPLY

S.NO WATER NO. OF PERCENTAGE

SUPPLY TYPE FAMILIES
USE
1 BORING 08 32%
2 TANKER 13 52%
3 MUNICIPAL 02 8%
4. HAND PUMP 02 8%

 Out of the 25 families that participated in

the survey,
 32% of the families use boring water.
 13% of the families use tanker supply water
 2% of the families use water provided by
municipal cooperation.
 2% of the families use hand pump in order to
satisfy their water needs.
 SANITATION

S.NO. SANITATIO NO. OF PERCENTAG

N FAMILIE E
S
AVAILIN
G

1. 21
POOR 84%

2.
4
AVERAGE 16%

3. GOOD 0 0%

 Out of the 25 families that participated in

the survey,
 84% of the families have poor sanitation

facilities.

 16% of the families have average sanitation

facilities.

 0% of the families have good sanitation

facilities.
 DRAINAGE

S.NO. DRAINAGE NO. OF PERCENTAGE

TYPE FAMILIES
AFFECTED

OPEN 25 100%
1.

CLOSED 0
2. 0%

 Out of the 25 families that participated

in the survey,
 100% of the families have open drainage
system.
 0% of the families have closed drainage
facility.
  VENTIALATION

S.NO VENTILATION NO. OF PERCENTAGE

TYPE HOUSES

1. POOR 21 84%

2. AVERAGE 04 16%

3. GOOD 00 0%

 Out of the 25 families that participated

in the survey,
 84% of the families have poor ventilation
facility at their home.
 16% of the families have average
ventilation facility at their home.
 0% of the families have good ventilation
facility at their home.
INCOME (PERMONTH)

S.NO INCOME NO. OF

FAMILIES PERCENTAGE
EARNING
1. >Rs.5000 11 44%

2. Rs.5000-10000 10 40%

3. Rs.10000-20000 03 12%

4. <Rs. 20000 01 4%

 Out of the 25 families that participated in

the survey,

 44% of the families have income Rs. 0 – 5000

per month.
 40% of the families have income from

Rs.5000- 10000 per month.

 12% of the families have income from Rs.

10000 – 20000 per month.

 4% families have their monthly income

greater than Rs. 20000.

  FAMILY HEALTH
FACILITIES WITHIN THE VILLAGE

NO. OF FAMILIES NO. OF FAMILIES

GOING TO GOING TO
PRIVATE DOCTORS GOVERNMENT
IN THE DOCTORS IN THE
COMMUNITY COMMUNITY

12
13

48%
PERCENTAG 52%
E
 Out of the 25 families that participated in

the survey,

 48% of the families go to the private clinics

within the community

 52% of the families go to the government

doctors.
 OUTSIDE THE COMMUNITY

S.NO OUTSIDE NUMBER OF PERCENTAGE

COMMUNITY FAMILIES

1. GOVERNMENT 15 60%
HOSPITAL

2. PRIVATE 10 40%
HOSPITAL

 Out of the 25 families that participated in

the survey,
 60% of the families go to government
hospitals situated outside the community.
 40% of the families go to private hospitals
situated outside the community.
 MOTHER & CHILD HEALTHCARE

 HEALTH CHECKUP OF PREGNANT

WOMEN:
SNO PLACE NO. OF PERCENTAG
. FAMILIE E
S GOING
THERE
1. PRIVATE 02 8%
DOCTOR
2. PUBLIC 01 4%
HEALH
CLINIC
3. GOVERNMEN 08 32%
T HOSPITAL
4. AANGANWAD 04 16%
I
5. PRIVATE 01 4%
NURSING
HOME
 6. NOWHERE 09 36%

 Out of the 25 families that participated in

the survey,
 8% of the women went to private doctors for
checkups
 4% of the women went to public health clinic
for checkups
 16% of the women went to aanganwadi for
checkups
 4% of the women went to private nursing
home for checkups
 36% of the women went nowhere for
pregnancy checkups.
CHILDREN BEING DELIVERED AT:
S.NO PLACE NO. OF PERCENTAGE
FAMILIES
1. GOVERNMENT 10 40%
HOSPITAL
2. PRIVATE 1 4%
HOSPITAL
3. HOME 6 24%
4. PUBLIC HEALTH 3 12%
CLINIC

 Out of the 25 families that participated in

the survey,

 40% of the families that had children, went to

government hospitals for their baby delivery.

 4% of the families that had children, went to

private hospitals for their baby delivery.

 24% of the families that had children, went

nowhere for their baby delivery.

 12% of the families that had children, went to

public health clinic for their baby delivery.

  CORONA AWARENESS
S.NO AWARED NO. OF PERCENTAGE
FAMILIES
1. YES 25 100%

2. NO 0 0%

Out of the 25 families that participated in the

survey,

100% of the families were aware about covid-19.

 SUBSTANCE ABUSE

S.N SUBSTANCE NO. OF PERCENTAGE

0 ABUSE FAMILIES
AFFECTED
1. YES 6 24

2. NO 19 76

 Out of the 25 families that participated

in the survey,

 24% families suffered substance abuse

 76% of the families are free from any kind

of substance abuse.
 SATISFACTION IN OCCUPATION

S.NO SATISFIED NO. OF PERCENTAGE

FAMILIES
1. YES 3 32%

2. NO 22 68%

 Out of the 25 families that participated

in the survey,

 32% of the families are satisfied in their

occupation and do not wish to change it.

 68% of the families are not satisfied in

their occupation and wishes to change it in

future.
  SERVICES IN THE
COMMUNITY

GENERAL HEALTH FACILITIES

S.NO FACILITIE NO. OF PERCENTAGE

S FAMILIES
USE
1. GOOD 0 0%

2. AVERAGE 17 68%

3. POOR 8 32%

 Out of the 25 families that participated in

the survey,

 32% of the families thinks general healthcare

facilities of the community is poor.

 68% of the families thinks general healthcare

facilities of the community is average.

 0% of the families thinks general healthcare

facilities of the community is good.

 MOTHER CHILD HEALTH SERVICE

S.NO MOTHER NO. OF PERCENTAGE

CHILDHEALTH FAMILIES
FACILITIES
1. GOOD 0 0%

2. AVERAGE 06 24%

3. POOR 19 76%

 Out of the 25 families that participated in

the survey,
 0% of the families think community have
good mother and child healthcare facilities.
 24% of the families think community have an
average mother and child healthcare facilities.
 76% of the families think community have
poor mother and child healthcare facilities.
GENERAL HYGIENE AND
ENVIRONMENTAL SANITATION:

S.NO FACILITIES NO. OF PERCENTAGE

FAMILIES
1. GOOD 0 0%
2. AVERAGE 10 40%
3. POOR 15 60%

 Out of the 25 families that participated

in the survey,

 0% of the families think community have

good general hygiene and environmental

sanitation.
 40% of the families think community have an

average general hygiene and environmental

sanitation.

 60% of the families think community have

poor general hygiene and environmental

sanitation.
FUNCTIONING OF AANGANWADI

SNO FUNCTIONIN NUMBE PERCENTAG

G OF R OF E
AANGANWA FAMILIE
DI S
1. GOOD 0 0%

2. AVERAGE 25 100%

3. POOR 0 0%

 Out of the 25 families that participated in

the survey,

 0% of the families think that functioning of

aanganwadi in the community is good.

 100% of the families think that functioning of

aanganwadi in the community is average.

 0% of the families think that functioning of

aanganwadi in the community is poor.

 PROBLEMS FACED BY

COMMUNITY PEOPLE:

S.NO PROBLEMS NUMBE PERCENTAG

FACED R OF E
FAMILIE
S
1. LOW INCOME 18 72%

2. UNEMPLOYME 12 48%
NT

3. UNHYGIENIC 25 100%
CONDITIONS
4. DIRTY 20 80%
DRINKING
WATER
5. GARBAGE PILES 16 64%
NEAR HOMES
6. POOR TOILETS 19 76%
 BATHROOMS
7. SUBSTANCE 8 32%
ABUSE
8. DOMENSTIC 6 24%
VIOLENCE
9. NO RATION 16 64
CARD

 Out of the 25 families that

participated in the survey,

 72% families faces low income as one of the

major problem in their lives.

 48% families faces unemployment of the

major problem in their lives.

 100% families faces unhygienic conditions as

one of the major problem in their lives.

 80% families faces dirty drinking water as one

of the major problem in their lives.

 64% families faces garbage piles near their

home as one of the major problem in their

lives.

 76% families faces poor bathrooms and toilets

as one of the major problem in their lives.

 32% families faces substance abuse as one of

the major problem in their lives.

 24% families faces domestic violence as of the

major problem in their lives.

 64% families faces having no ration card as

one of the major problem in their lives.

 AGE
S.NO NUMBER OF PERCENTAGE
AGE PEOPLE
1. 0-2YRS 7 5.6%
2. 2-7YRS 18 14.4%
3. 7-13 YRS 22 17.6%.
4. 13-18YRS 23 18.4%
5. 18-23YRS 12 9.6%
6. 23-35YRS 21 16.8%
7. 35-45YRS 12 9.6%
8. 45-60YRS 7 5.8%
9. 60-60+ YRS 3 2.4%
 Out of the 25 families that participated in

the survey,

 5.6% of the people are between 0-2 yrs of

age.

 14.4% of the people are between 2-7 yrs of

age.

 17.6% of the people are between 7-13 yrs of

age.

 18.4% of the people are between 13-18 yrs

of age.

 9.6% of the people are between 18-25 yrs of

age.
 16.8% of the people are between 25-35 yrs

of age.

 9.6% of the people are between 35- 45 yrs of

age.

 5.8% of the people are between 45- 60 yrs of

age.

 2.4% of the people are above 60+ yrs of age.

GENDER

S.N GENDER NO.OF PERCENTAGE

O PEOPLE

1. MALE 52 42%
2. FEMALE 74 59%

 Out of the 25 families that participated

in the survey,

 42% of these family members were

male.

 59% of these family members were

females.
  MARITAL STATUS

S.NO MARITAL NO. OF PERCENTAGE

STATUS PEOPLE
1. Married 49 39.2%
2. Un married 40 32%
3. Divorced 03 2.4%
4. Widow 02 1.6%
5. Deserted 03 2.4%

 Out of the 25 families that participated in

the survey,
 39.2% of the people were married.
 32% of the people were unmarried.
 2.4% of the people were divorced.
 1.6% of the people were widow.
 2.4% of the people were deserted by their
partners.
 EDUCATIONAL STATUS
SNO EDUCATIONAL NO. OF PERCENTAGE
STATUS PEOPLE
ILLITERATE 39 31.2%
1.
2. STUDYING 16 12.8%

3. DROPOUT 46 36.8%

4. GRADUATE 4 3.2%

 Out of the 25 families that participated in

the survey,

 31.2% of the people are illiterate.

 12.8% of the people are studying.

 36.8% of the people are drop outs.

 3.2% of the people are graduates.

 FREE TIME DURING DAY

SNO FREE TIME NUMBER OF PERCENTAGE

PEOPLE
1. AT MORNING 3 2.4%

2. AT NOON 3 2.4%

3. AT EVENING 12 9.6%

4. AT NIGHT 33 26.4%

5. ALL DAY 69 55.2%

 Out of the 25 families that participated in

the survey,

 2.4% of the people are free at morning.

 2.4% of the people are free at noon.

 9.6% of the people are free at evening.

 26.4% of the people are free at night.

 55.2% of the people are free all day.

 UTILIZATION OF FREE TIME

SNO UTILIZATION NUMBER PERCENTAGE

OF
PEOPLE
1. SLEEP 4 3.2%

2. REST 21 16.8%

3. WATCH TV 3 2.4%

4. STUDY 38 30.4%

5. LOOK AFTER 21 16.8%

HOME AND
KIDS
6. PLAY 18 14.4%

7. STITCH 4 3.2%

8. OTHERS 4 3.2%
 Out of the 25 families that participated in

the survey,

 3.2% of the people spend their free time

sleeping.

 16.8% of the people spend their free time

having rest.

 2.4% of the people spend their free time

watching TV.

 30.4% of the people spend their free time

studying.
 16.8% of the people spend their free time by

looking after their homes and kids.

 14.4% of the people spend their time playing.

 3.2% of the people spend their time stitching.

 4% of the people spend their time by doing

other activities.