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Kottayam


MUNICIPALITY

KOTTAYAM MUNICIPALITY
The first 100% literate Municipal City in India
Municipal Office, Kottayam
Kerala, South India. Pin: 686 001
Tel : (0091-481) 566667, Fax : (0091 -481) 567358
E-mail: slglobal@md3.vsnl.net.in 
www.kottayam.com/municipality 

CO-OPERATIVE SECTOR

The Co-operative sector plays an important role in intensifying the growth of agriculture and development of rural economy in the district.


District Co-operative Bank There are 760 Co-operative establishments in Kottayam. The District Co-operative Bank and its 39 branches, have a deposit of Rs.150 crores.The Sahithya Pravarthaka Sahakarana Sangham a unique co-operative venture of authors & writers, is in Kottayam. It publishes and markets books, in the Co-operative sector. 

In the district, there are 138 Primary Agriculture Co-operative societies and seven Co-operative Marketing societies with Rubber Processing facilities. 

SOCIAL WELFARE

There are five integrated Child Development Projects in this district (at Madapally, Lalam, Pampadi and Kanjirapally) which come under the Social Welfare Department. There are also two day care centres at Karappuzha and Kallara. Besides these projects a Central Urban Social Nutrition Programme for children is also being carried out.

Housing
The Revenue Department, State Housing Board and Co-operative Housing establishments have launched various housing schemes through out the district, mainly for the benefit of the weaker sections. The State Housing Board is constructing 400 houses at Kanjikuzhi, Gandhinagar, Changanassery, Pala, Erumeli and Velloor under its public housing scheme. A project for completing more than 600 houses under Rajiv Million Housing Scheme, is also in progress. Housing scheme for scheduled caste and scheduled tribe colonies are also being implemented under special Component plan and Tribal Sub plan.

Kottayam District Nirmiti Kendra, a government agency to propagate cost-effective techniques of house construction, is also at the service of the people. The production centre and the administrative office of Nirmiti Kendra is at Poovanthuruthu, 6 kms away from Kottayam town.

Rubber Board
The Indian Rubber Board, Constituted under the Rubber Production and Marketing Act - 1947, has its headquarters at Kottayam. The Board has been implementing various schemes from 1957 onwards, for expansion and modernization of Rubber Plantation industry in India.

Rubber Board With the financial assistance of Rs.445.21 crores from the World Bank, the Board is moving ahead with new plans and projects. The Board gives aid to farmers as cash incentives, plant insurance schemes, distribution of agricultural materials including crop seedlings and promotion of fencing and irrigation facilities.

As a part of advisory and extension services, the Board runs Rubber taper training schools. It has also set up seven processing and eight trading companies in Kerala to strengthen the Rubber Producers Societies.
Another important institution associated with the Board, is 'The Rubber Research Institute of India' (RRII) which has eight categorical divisions of detailed study and research. The Institute is located on a hillock at Puthuppalli, 8 km east of Kottayam town

Kottayam with its landscape, rivers, lakes, bird sanctuaries, temples, churches, mosques and historic remnants attract tourists. Sea shores denied, the western parts of the district are embraced by the Vembanad lake.


 


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