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DISTRICT RURAL DEVELOPMENT AGENCY

BRIFE DESCRIPTION OF VARIOUS DEVELOPMENTS WORKS BEING IMPLEMENTED BY THE DISTRICT RURAL DEVELOPMENT AGENCY, PANIPAT.

SWARANJYANTI GRAM SAWROZGAR YOJANA (SGSY):

This Yojana has been launched from April, 1999 as the main programme for promoting poverty alleviation through self Employment. It is a holistic package & replaces the earlier IRDP, TRYSEM, DWCRA, SITA and MWS programme.

Under this Yojana, self employment is provided to the families living below poverty line by providing income generating assets. Finances provided by the bank up to Rs.50,000/-  and subsidy is provided @ 30% of the project cost subject to a maximum of Rs.7500/- in respect of others and @ 50% subject to a maximum of Rs.10,000/- in case of SC. In addition to the above self Help Group consisting of 10-20 members of BPL families are formed. For groups of Swrozgaris the subsidy would be 50% of the cost of the scheme subject to a ceiling of Rs.1.25 lakh. The groups are provided Rs.10,000/- as revolving funds by the DRDA in addition to Rs.15,000/- provided for the same by the banks.

During current year 2005-06, this DRDA has provided Rs.153.04lacs as credit to Swarozgaris out of which 50 SHGs will be covered on priority basis. Hitherto a sum of Rs.98.02 lacs has been released as subsidy 525 Swarozgaris and 50 SHGs under this program.

SAMPOORAN GRAMEEN ROZAGAR YOJNA (SGRY)

FUNDING PATTERN: Centre 75% State25%

   The Govt. have merged the schemes of Jawahar Gram Samridhi Yojana and Employment Assurance Scheme from the year 2001-02 and have launched a new scheme known as Sampooran Grameen Rozgar Yojna (SGRY). Under this scheme, foodgrains are being provided, free of cost, to the State by the Govt. of India along with financial assistance.

OBJECTIVES:

    The Sampoorna Gramin Rozgar Yojna (SGRY) will have the following objectives:

    (a)    Primary Objective

            The Primary objective of the scheme is to provide additional wage employment in all rural areas and thereby provide food security and improve nutritional levels.

    (b)    Secondary Objective

             The Secondary objective is the creation of durable community, social and economic assets and infrastructural development in rural areas.

 

TARGET GROUPS:

    The SGRY will be open to all rural poor who are in need of wage employment and desire to do manual and unskilled work in and around his village/ habitat. The Programme is self-targeting in nature.

PROGRAMME STRATEGY:

     From 2004-05, the programme is being implemented as one Integrated scheme by all the 3 tiers of Panchayati Raj Institutions (PRIs). The resources are being distributed in 20:30:50 proportion between the Zila Parishad, Panchayat Samitis and Gram Panchayats. 22.5% resources are earmarked for SC beneficiaries under the Zila Parishad and Panchayat Simitis share and 50% for development of need based infrastructure in the SC/STs habitation out of Gram Panchayat share.                         

WORKS TO BE TAKEN UP UNDER THE SGRY AND THEIR EXECUTION: 

       The works being taken up under SGRY are labour intensive, leading to the creation of additional wage-employment, durable assets and infrastructure, particularly those which would assist in drought-proofing such as soil and moisture conservation works, watershed development, promoting of traditional water resources, afforestation and construction of village infrastructure and link roads, village phirnies, water carrier channels, ring bands, retaining walls, remodeling of drains etc.

         Contractors are not permitted to be engaged for execution of any of the works under the programme. The muster rolls are also required to be maintained for every work separately for showing the number and details of beneficiaries,  payment of wages etc.

        The works like Building for religious purposes such as temple, mosque, gurudwara, church, monuments memorials, statue idols, arch gate/welcome gate, bridges, building for higher secondary schools, building for colleges and black toping of roads are not allowed under SGRY.

 

ANNUAL ACTION  PLANS: 

          Each Zila Parishad / DRDA, Panchayat Samiti and Gram Panchayat is required to prepare Annual action Plan for the funds being earmarked to them. The said plans are thoroughly discussed in the General Body meetings of Zila Parishads and Panchayat Samitis. The Annual Action Plan prepared by the Gram Panchayats is thoroughly discussed in the meetings of Gram Sabha. The DRDAs are responsible for the overall coordination and supervision of works.

 

PAYMENT OF WAGES:

             The wages to the workers are being paid in the shape of cash and kind.  At present, 10 kg. pf wheat @ Rs. 5.50/- per kg. and cash wage of Rs. 40.13/- per manday are being provided to the workers engaged under SGRY.

 

ACHIEVEMENTS DURING 2005-06 UNDER SGRY.

          During the year 2005-06 the Govt., has allocated a sum of Rs.418.93 lacs under the scheme. However a sum of Rs.44.49  lacs is available as opening balance of last year. Thus a total of  Rs.396.23 lacs would be utilized under this scheme upto March, 2006.

             The Govt. of India has released 2209.97 M.T. foodgrains (Wheat) to the State Govt., for this Agency , free of cost under this scheme for distribution the workers. Total 2174.97 has been distributed to workers.

 

INDIRA AWAS YOJANA

              Under Indira Awas Yojana, houses are constructed for houseless persons free of cost living below poverty lined. Houses are constructed in rural areas under following category under IAY Scheme:-

    1.    Construction of new houses for the houseless categories living below poverty line @ Rs.25000/-per

           household.

          During the year 2005-06, an amount of Rs.69.68 lacs were available.  Out of this amount, this office has allotted 236 houses and for the same Rs.69.65 lacs were released upto the end of the year and Rs.66.40 lacs for the year  2005-06 has been utilized and 199 houses have been completed.

Physical Progress:

    1.    Annual Target for houses    236

    2.    Houses completed             199

                

                                

               

Financial Progress is as under:

O.B. as on 1.4.05                        13.84 lacs

Central release                           32.47 lacs

State release                            17.61 lacs

Interest                                     5.76 lacs

Total availability                        69.68 lacs

Total expenditure                      66.40 lacs

 

 

 

DECENTRALISED PLANNING SCHEME

        Under the Decentralised Planning scheme funds are allocated to the district by Haryana Govt. as untied funds in the form of Grant-in-Aid on the basis of there relative backwardness. These funds are utilized for execution of development schemes/works of local importance providing direct benefit to the people after obtaining approval of District Local Area Dev. Board. Broadly these works relates to pavt. of streets, construction of community centres, special repair of school buildings, construction of chopals, vety. dispensaries, panchayat ghars and provision of drinking water. 75% funds are utilized in rural area and 25% funds are utilized in urban areas. Further 25% funds are utilized for the development of scheduled castes basties in both rural and urban areas. From the year 2002-03 the rural and urban ratio has been waived off by the Govt.

       During the year 2005-06 development works relating to repair of chopals   and   school buildings of Rs.85.60 lacs ( Rs. 23.49 lacs for SC + 62.11 lacs for Others )   has been carried out in the district in different area of the district. Rs.16.15 lacs has been spent on 20 SC chopals and 5.23 lacs on 8 non SC chopals  has been spent. Further Rs.20.02 lacs has been spent on repair of 22 school buildings and 18.48 lacs on pavement of streets/ drain upto August 2006. The repair of school buildings is under progress.

 

MPLADS

        Member of Parliament Local Area Development scheme was started by the Govt. of India. Under this scheme, the works of developmental nature based on locally felt need are under taken on the suggestion of MP. The emphasis has given on creation of durable assets. Funds provided under the scheme can not be used for incurring revenue expenditure. The MP has choice of the suggestion of development works. Presently each MP has entitlement of Rs.2.00crores per year for the development of his constituency. Elected member of Rajya Sabha representing the whole of the State may select works of implementation in one or more district. Under this scheme the works like construction of buildings of schools, hospitals, library and other buildings, construction of roads, installation of tube wells and construction of water tanks for drinking water, construction of culvert/bridges, public drainage, retaining walls, cremation grounds, public toilets, footpaths and pavt. of streets etc. are being carried out on the suggestion of the MP. The district Panipat falls under Parliamentary Constituency of Karnal.

     Progress  Report upto August 2006 funds released for the year 2004-05 and 2005-06 during the year 2006-07 

                                                                                                 (Rs. In Lacs)

The works are different stages of construction.

                       

        Total Sanitation Campaign 

           A project of Rs.4.07 Corers has been sanctioned under Total Sanitation Campaign for District Panipat. The aim of the scheme is to provide open defecation free villages by construing toilets. Under this programme 22000 nos. individual household latrines for BPL families with an subsidy of Rs.600 per toilet and 50 nos. of women sanitary complexes with an cost of Rs.1.50 lakh per toilet and 150 nos in Schools with a cost of Rs.20000 per toilet and 216 nos toilets in Anganwari Kendra's with an cost of Rs.5000 per toilet were to be constructed. During the year 2005-06, 625 nos individual toilets, 14 nos of women sanitary complexes and 40 nos of school toilets were constructed. Out of Rs.90.08 lakh was received as first installment of the scheme and expenditure of Rs.67.47 lakhs was made.    

            

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