1. PRESENTATION ON PRADHAN MANTRI ROJGAR YOJNA BY jasneet singh bhatia
Under the guidance of SIR RAVIKANT HATVAR

2. Objective Strategy To promote/ propagate
innovative and proven housing technologies,
designs and
material in the rural areas
Strategy
The project should contain innovative elements
The project should possess potential and replicability after the pilot stage is over
Preference to areas which are:
Remote
Inaccessible
Disaster affected
Extremely backward in social and economic infrastructure

3. National Rural Employment Guarantee Act, 2005
Aim: Enhance livelihood of Rural HH.Guranteed wage employment in unskilled manual work
Salient features:
Historic Act: Guaranteed 100 days employment
Right to demand work: It is demand driven, not supply driven
Unemployment Allowances: Compensation by the state Govt
Selection of work by villagers: villagers themselves , not officers decide
Priority to women:
Complete Transparency: Villagers to be paid in full public view
Ban on Contractors: Not permitted under the scheme
Pivotal role of Panchayat: In planning and Implementation of the scheme

4. National Rural Employment Guarantee Act, 2005
Work site facilities for laborers
Areas of scheme implementation
200 districts selected by central Govt., benefiting 1.7 Cr HH
Scheme will be extended to all districts of the country within Five years
Difference b/w NREG and earlier wage prgs
Provides legal guarantee/No legal Guarantee
Transparency/No accountability
Demand driven/ supply driven
100 days work is guaranteed/ depended on allocation of funds

5. Sampooran Grameen Rozgar Yojana, 2001(SGRY)
Objective
To provide additional wage employment in rural areas
Food security
Creation of durable commodity, social and economic infrastructure
Spl emphasis to provide employment to women, SC, ST
Strategy
Being implemented in two streams
First stream implemented at District and intermediate level of Panchayat
50% of funds are earmarked for first stream
Second Stream implemented at village Panchayat level. 50% funds are earmarked for this stream.

6. Sampooran Grameen Rozgar Yojana, 2001(SGRY)
Salient Features
SGRY is a centrally sponsored scheme
Under the scheme, foodgrain will be provided every year at economical costs
Remaining funds to be utilized to meet cost component of wages and material costs
Cost of cash component to be shared by centre and state in the ratio 75:25
100 Cr mandays of employment are envisaged to be generated every year in rural areas
Every worker seeking employment under the scheme will be provided 5 kg of foodgrains per manday as part of wages
Balance of wages to be paid in cash
Monitoring and evaluation
Overall supervision by Zilla Parishad
Regularly monitored by Deptt of Rural development
Visits by officers of central and state Govt and by area officers of the ministry of Rural Development

8. Indira Awaas Yojana,1999 Objective Funding Strategy
To help in construction of new dewelling units as well as conversion of unserviceable Kutcha houses into Pacca/Semi Pucca
Provide houses to SC/ST HH, HH headed by widow, unmarried women and SC/ST below poverty line
Funding
Centrally sponsored scheme
Funded on cost sharing basis in the ratio of 75:25
Strategy
Grant of 25,000 per unit provided in plain areas and Rs 27,500 in hilly/difficult areas for house construction.
For conversion of Kuccha into pacca/semi pacca, Rs 12,500
Sanitary provision and smokeless chulha are an integral part of the house
How to seek assistance
Contact village panchayat or village level worker or BDO or District Rural Development Agency
Waiting list is prepared by panchayat and final approval for allotment lies with Gram Sabha

9. Swaranjayanti Gram Swarozgar Yojana(SGSY),1999
Objective
To bring the assisted poor families APL by organising them into SHGs
To train them in capacity building
Provide income generation assets through a mix of bank credit and govt subsidy
To establish a large number of micro-enterprises in rural areas
Emphasis is on group approach and developing activity clusters
Funding
CSS
Shared in the ratio of 75:25
Strategy
Credit-cum-subsidy programme
Organisation of poor into SHGs
Training, credit, technology, infrastructure and marketing
Social mobilization- helps the poor to be self reliant and realize their own strength and advantage of the group
50% of the group formed in each block should be exclusively for women

10. Swaranjayanti Gram Swarozgar Yojana(SGSY),1999
About 10 activities will be identified for each block with the approval of the panchayat samitis
The gram sabha will authenticate the list of families BPL identified in the BPL census

12. Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana
Objective
To improve road connectivity
About 40% of villages are still not connected with roads
It seeks to connect every village/habitation which has a population of more than 500 persons
100% CSS
Order of Priority
Priority is given to unconnected habitations, then to the up-gradation of roads in already connected habitations
S. No
Population Size
Category 1
1000 or more
Unconnected to roads of desired specification 2 3
Gravel to desired specification 4 5
desired specification 6

13. Border Area Development Programme
Objective
To meet spl development needs of ppl in remote/inaccessible areas near the international border
To assess the needs of ppl and critical gaps in physical and social infrastructure
Funding
100% Centrally funded area program
Funds will be provided to the sates as Special Assistance for execution of approved schemes
To be allocated on the basis of
Length of international boarder
Population of border blocks
Area of border blocks
(each of these criteria will be given equal weightage)

14. Members of Parliament Local Area Development Scheme,1993
For provision of certain basic facilities including community infrastructure in the areas
Objective
To enable MPs to recommend works of developmental nature with emphasis on the creation of durable community assets based on locally felt needs
Funding
Scheme is fully funded by the Government of India
The annual MPLADS fund entitlement per MP constituency is Rs 2 Crore

15. National Social Assistance Programme,1995
It comprises three separate schemes
National old age pension scheme
National family benefit scheme
National maternity benefit scheme
It is a centrally sponsored
To extend 100% central assistance to the sates and UTs to provide the benefits under the norms laid down by the central government
Objective
To provide financial assistance to old ppl having little or no means of subsistence
To HHs living BPL incase of death of the primary bread earner in the family
(primary bread earner is defined as the one whose earnings contribute substantially to the total HH income)
To expecting mothers of HHs below poverty line upto first two live births

16. National Social Assistance Programme,1995
Salient features (National Old Age pension Scheme)
Age of the applicant (M/F) must be 65 years or above
Applicant must be a destitute
No personal source of income
No assistance from other family members
The amount of pension is Rs 75 per month per beneficiary. State govt may add to this amount on its own
Upper ceiling on the number of beneficiaries for a state/UT is prescribed by the Central Government

17. Samagra Awaas Yojana
It is a comprehensive housing scheme to ensure integrated provision of:
Shelter
Sanitation
Drinking water
Special emphasis is on:
Technology transfer
Human resource development with people’s participation
Habitat improvement
Salient features
A number of rural housing schemes are being implemented in the country
Indira Awaas Yojana
Credit-cum-Subsidy Scheme
Innovative Stream for Rural Housing and Habitat Development
Scheme for setting up of rural Building centres
Loans-based Rural Housing Schemes of HUDCO
Golden Jubliee Rural Housing Scheme

18. Samagra Awaas Yojana
As a first step it is proposed to strengthen these schemes
For encouraging cost effective and environment friendly building materials, technology designs etc
Rural building centers and Innovative projects are proposed to be taken up under the existing scheme
To improve the availability of housing finance, Credit-cum- Subsidy scheme of the ministry of Rural development , Golden Jubilee Rural housing scheme, Rural housing schemes of HUDCO and State Rural Housing Schemes will be implemented
Rajiv Gandhi National Drinking Water Mission has already selected districts for accelerated provision of water supply and sanitation facilities with people’s participation

19. Samagra Awaas Yojana
Under Indira Awaas Yojana, a provision for sanitary toilets and common facilities exists
For environment improvement it is proposed to tap the existing resources of Departments of forest and Horticulture of the Sate Governments for afforestation and popularization of kitchen gardens

20. Credit-cum-Subsidy Scheme for Rural Housing
The scheme for rural housing has been conceived for rural HHs having an annual income upto Rs 32,000
Objective
To enable/facilitate construction of houses for all rural HHs who have some repayment capacity
Target Group
Rural HHs having an annual income of Rs 32,000 only
Preference will be given to rural HHs who are Below Poverty Line
Salient features
Subsidy upto Rs per eligible HH in plain areas and Rs 11,00 in hilly/difficult areas
Loan upto Rs 20,000 per HH
Sanitary facilities and smokeless chulahs are an integral part

21. Thankyou sir