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1st Half Yearly Monitoring Report of Mid-Day-Meal (MDM) for the State of Gujarat  (1st April, 2014 to 30th September, 2014) Presented at Meeting of the Project Approval Board (PAB) on 20-02-2015 at Delhi By Dr. Tattwamasi Paltasingh Sardar Patel Institute of Economic & Social Research, Ahmedabad, Gujarat E-mail: tpaltasingh@gmail.com

Districts Covered Districts Narmada School-based kitchen Navsari Centralized Kitchen Surat

Total number of elementary schools covered in the districts= 120 Coverage Total number of elementary schools covered in the districts= 120 120 Schools Narmada 40 (04 PS + 02 UPS + 34 PS with UPS) Navsari 40 (01 PS+ 01UPS +38 PS with UPS) Surat 40 (05 PS + 01 UPS +34 PS with UPS)

Blocks covered in three districts Narmada Nandod, Dediyapada, Sagbara & Tilakwada Navsari Navsari, Jalalpor, Gandevi, Chikhali & Vasanda Surat Bardoli, Kamrej, Mandani, Olpad, Palasana & Umarpada

MDM Trends in Narmada, Navsari & Surat Details Districts Narmada Navsari Surat No. of children attending the school on the day of visit 86.99% 83.74% 79.79% No. of children availing MDM as per MDM Register 75.06% 60.20% 52.00% No. of children actually availing MDM on the day of visit 69.03% 54.63% 50.05%

Regularity in Delivering Food Grains Narmada: The quality of the delivered food grain is found to be good in 27 visited schools and average in rest of the visited schools. Navsari: The MI had checked the quality of the food grain used at Centralized Kitchen (Naik Foundation). Food grain quality was found to be average. Surat: Quality of the delivered food grain was found to be good in 22 visited schools while in 10 schools, it was found to be average. Food grain is not delivered at the school level in the visited districts. In all the visited schools the organizer manages to bring food grain by using private or public vehicle.

Regularity in Delivering Fund Narmada & Surat The state is releasing fund to the district and the district is releasing the funds to the block. However, the release of funds was found to be delayed from district level to school level in most of the schools for about two months in both the districts. Navsari Funds allocated for MDM are directly released from State MDM Office to the Centralized Kitchen managed by Naik Foundation. In such situation schools do not play any role in financial matters.

Regularity in Delivering Cooking Cost Narmada & Surat: Most of the schools are getting the cooking cost in advance regularly through E-transfer in two districts. Navsari : Funds allocated for MDM are directly released to the Centralized Kitchen managed by Naik Foundation. In such situation schools do not play any role in financial matters. Social Equity No gender, caste, community discrimination in cooking, serving and sitting arrangement was reported in any of the visited schools. However in many schools the boys and girls used to sit in separate rows while the MDM is served. This trend was reported to be optional.

Variety of Menu Menu is decided by department of MDM, Government of Gujarat which is uniform to all the schools in the three districts. Most of the visited schools had followed menu with some variation in 05 schools & 05 schools respectively in Narmada & Surat Districts where as Navsari district is covered under the centralized kitchen. Menu is uniform for the entire district. Due to lack of standard gadgets or equipment the quantity of the food grain/ vegetables/pulses cooked was found to be less than the recommended quantity in majority of the visited schools in Narmada & Surat District.

School MDM Menu

Quality & Quantity of Meal: For all districts In Narmada the quantity of meal served under MDM was found to be adequate by the children in 34 visited schools. In 33 visited schools double fortified salt was found to be used in cooking the meal. In both Narmada & Surat district most of the visited schools used vegetable less than the recommended quantity per child for both PS & UPS in meal preparation. In Narmada & Surat district about 50% of the schools (21 & 19 respectively) were found to use standard instrument for measuring the quantity of food to be cooked and served. All the schools in Navsari district are covered under Centralized Kitchen catered by Naik Foundation. With regard to serving the food item, most of the schools are not using any standard instrument. However, they use table spoon and small steel bowls for serving purpose. Details Amount of pulses used in Schools Narmada Navsari Surat Standard amount of pulse for MDM Recommendation for PS: 30 Grams 15-20 Grams Centralized Kitchen Recommendation for UPS: 45 Grams 20-25 Grams

Status of Cooks/Helper In most of the visited schools the appointment of cook-cum helpers (CCH) are being made as per the GoI norms, followed at the State level. The mode of payment to CCHs in all visited schools was found to be E-transfer. In some of the schools in three districts the training has not been provided to cook-cum-helpers. In most of the schools health check-up of CCH is not done. In all the visited schools Cook-cum-helpers receive Rs. 1000 each (per month) as honorarium. The remuneration to the staff was paid irregularly in most of the visited schools (Narmada & Surat).

Narmada: Infrastructure Twenty nine visited schools were found with Kitchen-cum-Store constructed and in use. Seven schools were found with Kitchen cum Store constructed but not in use due to old model of kitchen with lack of adequate space. In 29 visited schools the Kitchen-cum-store was in hygienic condition, properly ventilated and away from classrooms except in eleven schools. It was found in 02 schools with sanctioned Kitchen cum Store but construction work was not yet started. In 03 visited schools the kitchen cum Store was found to be under construction. Kitchen cum Store was not found to be sanctioned in 03 schools.

Navsari: Infrastructure Contd... In Navsari district MDM was supplied by Centralized Kitchen through Naik Foundation. The Centralized kitchen covers more than 78,000 children across the district. Approximate kitchen area: 50,000 sq. feet Location of the kitchen: Kitchen is located in the ground floor of the main building Surroundings: Adequate open space & a campus with 1.45 acre of land. Total 97 staff working for the management of Centralized Kitchen Conti…

Infrastructure Contd... Surat: In most of the visited schools the Kitchen-cum-store was in hygienic condition, properly ventilated except in eight schools. In 15 schools were found with old kitchen model having small space and located near the class room. In case of non-availability of kitchen-cum-store, food has been prepared either in the class room or in open space. Food grains are found to be stored either in class rooms or at the organizer’s home. Thirty Six visited schools are found with Kitchen-cum-Store constructed and in use. In 01 visited school (Primary School, Vav) the kitchen cum Store was found to be under construction. One school (Primary School, Shoshak) was found with Kitchen cum Store Sanctioned but construction not started. Conti..

Availability of Potable Water & Cooking Utensils In all 3 districts most of the schools are found with availability of potable water for drinking purpose. Narmada: Cooking utensils are found to be available in all the visited schools. However cooking utensils are found to be insufficient in some of the schools. Majority of the schools received funds from MDM Department and in some schools the eating plates are donated by community. Eating plates are available in most of the visited schools except 01 school (Primary School Pinchipur).

Availability of potable water & utensils Continue Navsari: Utensils were washed with hot water and concentrated detergent in the Centralized Kitchen. Surat: Cooking utensils were found to be available in all the visited schools. However cooking utensils were found to be insufficient Majority of the schools received funds from MDM Department and in some schools the eating plates are donated by community.  Eating plates are available in all schools except Nanjad Primary School.

Kind of fuel used Narmada: Twenty five schools are using LPG & 11 schools are using both LPG & firewood for cooking MDM. While remaining schools are using only firewood for MDM preparation. Most of the visited schools are not found to have any interruption in cooking MDM due to non-availability of fire wood or LPG. Navsari: Naik foundation- Centralized Kitchen is using LPG for food preparation. Surat: 21 schools are using gas for cooking MDM while 06 of the schools are using wood for cooking MDM. Rest of the schools are using both firewood & gas. Most of the visited schools are not found to have any interruption in cooking MDM due to non-availability of fire wood or LPG.

Safety & Hygiene General Impression of the environment, Safety and hygiene for MDM programme was found to be satisfactory in most of the schools in Narmada & Surat District. In most of the schools, the children are found to be encouraged to wash hands before and after eating in all the districts. In most of the visited schools the children take meals in an orderly manner in all the districts. In some of the schools in all districts conservation of water was found to be noticed through the kitchen garden maintained by the school. Naik Foundation- Centralized Kitchen was found with proper hygiene & safety.

Community Participation In none of the schools, community members have maintained a roster for the MDM supervision in all three districts. Parents & SMDC members are reported to be supervising and monitoring MDM in only few schools in all the visited districts No social audit mechanism was found in any of the visited schools in all three districts. In all three districts SMDC meetings were found to be held, but there was no exclusive agenda for MDM.

Inspection & Supervision Narmada: Inspection register was found to be available only in 14 schools . In these schools State / District / Block level officers have inspected the MDM while in rest of the schools no inspection has been done so far. The frequency of such inspections was found to be irregular in this district. Navsari: In 21 visited schools State / District / Block level officers have inspected the MDM but not on regular basis. While in rest of the schools no inspection has been done so far. Surat: Inspection register was found to be available in 25 schools . In these 25 schools- State / District / Block level officers have inspected the MDM while in rest of the schools no inspection has been done so far. There are 16 schools inspected once in last six months.

Problem Identification In majority of the schools the Organizers were not measuring the quantity of the food grain. It was noticed that the quantity of the Pluses provided to the children was much less than the recommended quantity. In some schools of the Narmada & Surat districts, the MDM was found to be cooked at the organizer’s home. This trend affects both the quality and quantity of the MDM. The MI had found few visited schools were provided with weighing machine. However in many of these weighing machines are out of order. Therefore the quantity of food served to the children can be questioned. Conti..

Problem identification Continue…. Health checkups are not managed by the school staff. The local PHC does the check up on yearly basis. However, no proper health record was found in most of the visited schools. The school principals are not aware of the details regarding health issues of the school students as they are not involved in the process. In many instances the staff of the local PHC visits the school without any prior notification and they do not share the information to the HMs. The introduction of cooking gas is a positive step by the State Government that makes the cooking atmosphere more clean & avoid fire hazards. However, delay of few days was noticed in some schools during exchange of gas cylinders. In such situation the schools had to use firewood as an alternative arrangement for cooking. In few schools the placing of the gas burner was found to be unsafe.

Problem identification Continue… The salary of all MDM Staff in the 3 districts was found to be received late in the majority of the schools. In many schools it was found that there is a difference between the children who have opted for MDM as per the register and the children who are actually having MDM as per the head count. In some schools there was no proper space arrangement for having MDM. The children consume the hot cooked food sitting on the plane surface or soil without any mat. In none of the visited schools fire extinguishers are not fixed near the kitchen. The school HMs should consider the proximity of the kitchen sheds & the extinguishers.

Problem identification Continue… It is suggested by the MI that all the MDM staff including organiser, helper & cook should have minimum level of education as that can help in maintaining the records, cleanliness and hygiene at the kitchen. Centralized Kitchen In Navsari district MDM is supplied by the Centralized kitchen (Naik Foundation). In this district it was noticed that many children eat home cooked food instead of eating food supplied by the foundation. There has been complaint regarding the quality of the food. Cold & some time stale food was found to be served to the children as food supply is done in morning time. Majority of the school staffs are not in the favor of centralized kitchen as food quality & quantity are not preferred by the students.

Suggestions Fire extinguishers should be placed in the kitchen instead of HM’s room or lobby. Weighing machines should be maintained & the food grain quantity should be monitored by the school authorities. Strict monitoring of MDM at both block and district level is suggested. Updating of MDM register with reference to the utilization of stocks was not found in most of the visited schools. The MI felt that monitoring mechanism of MDM programme needs to be emphasized at school, block as well as at district level. Visit register should be maintained by the MDM staff in all the schools.

Suggestions Contd.. The teachers should share the MDM with the students on daily basis & that can be rotated to get the taste of full circle of weekly MDM menu. At the moment most of the school staffs are not aware of the details on quantity, quality of food grain received, stock verification etc. Topics related to MDM can be included as a part of the training curriculum for the teachers. This system needs to be implemented urgently that can help in improving the quality of the food. SMDC orientation is also needed.

Suggestions Contd.. The district level MDM authority should keep minimum level of educational qualification as one of the selection criteria of MDM staff. The MDM staff in all the schools should be given adequate training on hygiene, safety and nutrition with recommended quantity.

Strengths Though ‘Sukhadi’ scheme introduced by Govt. of Gujarat is a positive step, but more variation is required in the MDM menu as per the need and choice of the students. Food provided to the school students through the villagers/members of community called ‘Tithibhojan’ is a positive trend that can help developing school community linkages. This trend of ‘Tithibhojan’ is witnessed in some schools in all three districts.

Selected MDM Photos District: Narmada Food taken in an orderly manner at Moti Singloti PS Girls taking MDM in orderly manner at Dediyapada Girls’ PS

District: Narmada Use of firewood for MDM at Dediyapada Girls’ PS Unhygienic place to wash vessels at Dhalivar PS

District: Navsari Food from Centralised Kitchen (Naik Foundation) at Jamaliya PS

District: Navsari MDM served by the students at Bhattai PS MDM served by the children at Rupvel PS

District: Navsari Centralized Kitchen-Naik Foundation, Endhal, Navsari Van used for delivering MDM by Naik Foundation

MDM Prepared by firewood in an open space at Katod girls PS District: Surat Use of firewood for MDM at Bilvan PS MDM Prepared by firewood in an open space at Katod girls PS

District: Surat Half cooked daal & Poor quality of MDM at Fulvadi Main PS Children washing plates before having MDM at Juna Umarpada PS

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