State action plans for reduction / removal of rural shelter ness APSHCL, Hyderabad

Implementation of Housing In Andhra Pradesh  Government of AP has been according priority for providing Shelter to the poor.  APSHCL is established in 1979 for taking up Rural Permanent Houses & Urban Permanent Houses besides Centrally Sponsored Schemes. State Sponsored schemes INDIRAMMA Rural Housing INDIRAMMA Urban Housing Centrally Sponsored schemes Indira Awaas Yojana Housing for Weavers, Fishermen, Beedi Workers etc. IHSDP & JnNURM Schemes in Urban areas

INDIRAMMA – Flagship Programme of GoAP  Estimated 65 lakh BPL families without pucca houses in 2006  Launched in 2006 as a 3 year Programme  1/3 rd population in each Mandal has been covered each year (2006 to 2009).  Saturation Approach – No poor household left without a pucca house  In 60,000 habitations and urban wards

Housing – A felt need  Persistent demands for sanction of a permanent house.  Huge gap between demand & supply.  65 lakh houseless households in lakhs in rural areas 13 lakhs in urban areas Before After

Selection of beneficiaries  Every house in every habitation is visited by multi-disciplinary teams and verified on the spot  BPL status  House site status  Status of the house  Hut dwellers and residents of semi pucca houses are selected during the comprehensive door to door survey  Photographs of eligible beneficiaries taken in front of the existing residence. Documentation completed on the spot along with photograph  Objections received, enquired and decided within 15 days  List of eligible beneficiaries is authenticated in Grama Sabha and then sanction.

Implementation Strategy  Construction by beneficiaries themselves. APSHCL Engineers provide technical support.  No middlemen or contractors allowed except for the multistoried houses.  Enrollment of beneficiaries as members of SHGs for arranging bridge loan through IKP.  Cement supplied Departmentally. Remaining materials are procured by beneficiaries.

Type Design  Evolved & adopted two roomed pucca house with multipurpose room, Kitchen and Bath cum WC  The plan has provision for future expansion.  Different type designs are being adopted depending upon the local conditions.  Plinth area is ranging between 20 and 25 Sqm.

Rural Areas - Stage wise payments StageCementCashTotal BagsAmount Below Basement Level (BBL) Basement Level (BL) Lintel Level (LL) Roof Level (RL) Roof Caste (RC) Completion Total

Urban Areas - Stage wise payments Stage Cement Cash Total Bags Amount  Below Basement Level (BBL)  Basement Level (BL)  Lintel Level (LL)  Roof Level (RL)  Roof Caste (RC) Total

Disbursement System  Online payments at 5 stages of construction.  At Mandal level, AE inspect the houses as per fixed tour schedule and recommend payments.  At Sub-division level, the DyEE check measure (10%) the houses. Payment Release Orders (PROs), Cement Release Orders (CROs) and Material Release Orders (MPROs) are generated online.  Crediting the amount directly to the individual accounts opened in Banks and Post Offices of the beneficiaries.  Online payment system linked with internet banking system.

Online Monitoring  An online package designed for handling all transactions of Housing monitoring and payment (  Beneficiaries’ details entered online in the website and made accessible to public view.  All payments including cement payments are done through online.  Monitoring of physical and financial progress through online.

Initiatives of the State Government  State Government have arranged the following additional financial support over and above the unit cost: i.Rs.5,000/- loan for strengthening of foundations in low lying areas/weak soils. ii.Rs.20,000/- as loan from Housing Budget for all rural SC and ST beneficiaries and from banks (IKP net work) to other beneficiaries. iii. Rs 30,000/- for urban SC/ST beneficiaries.  Govt. have waived seignorage charges on sand and quarry material for INDIRAMMA houses.  Cement supplied at concessional rates.  Basic Infrastructure in all new lay out colonies.

Complaint Redressal System  Activated Complaint Redressal System through a Call Centre with 1100 Toll free number.  The Call Centre registers the complaints pertaining to delay in payment of bills, any corrupt practices, ineligible persons in the list and eligible persons left out of the list.  The upper Time limit of 7 days is prescribed for redressal of the complaints.  State Monitoring Unit is established in Corporate Office - 2 Senior Officers (Retired) are heading the unit with required supporting staff reputed NGOs are deployed for checking at field level independently.  The entire monitoring unit functions independently as third party without interface with Corporation staff at any level. They will report findings to the ED / MD.

Physical Progress – as on (Numbers in lakhs) RegisteredCompleted In Progress Not Started Phase I Phase II Phase III Spill-over Total

SC/ST Housing Registered Lakhs Completed Lakhs In Progress 5.49 Lakhs Not Started 5.40 Lakhs

Year wise Budget Allocation  Cr  Cr  Cr  Cr  Cr

Budget allocations for housing for poor in AP

Rural Housing Colony – Khammam District

Rural Housing Colony – Medak District

Rural Housing Colony – Kadapa District

Rural Housing Colony – Anantapur District

Urban Housing Colony- Anantapur District

Rural Housing Colony – East Godavari District

Urban Housing Colony

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