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Direct Benefit Transfer4th October, 2016

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Agenda

Direct Benefit Transfer

DBT Portal

Way Forward

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Need for DBT

Accounting for each resident individual & household

Identification of the right beneficiaries

Timely planning and execution of schemes & programs

Eliminating inefficient processes in benefit transfer

Reaching out to the beneficiary household (J – A – M )

Bringing accountability and transparency to governance

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DBT Framework

Objective: Subsidies/Funds to be transferred directly into the account of the beneficiaries and benefits directly into the hands of the beneficiaries• Re-engineer the existing cumbersome

delivery processes using ICT• Electronic transfer of benefits, minimizing

levels involved in benefit flow

• Reduced delay in payments• Accurate targeting of the beneficiary• Curbing pilferage and duplication

Identification, authenticatio

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Beneficiaries

Digitization of beneficiary database

Opening of Bank accounts/

Jan Dhan accounts,

Aadhaar seeding

in bank accounts

Aadhaar enrolment

Beneficiaries

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DBT Mandate

Universalization of DBTVide OM dt. 13.02.2015 and 19.02.2015 DBT has been expanded to cover all Central Sector and Centrally Sponsored Schemes, both Plan and Non Plan, where cash benefits are transferred to individual beneficiaries implemented through Centre/State/Sub-State level/Government’s Implementing Agencies/Societies/Non Government Organizations.

Expansion of Scope Expansion of Scope of DBT vide OM dated 31.03.2016 include all welfare or subsidy schemes, which involve cash or in kind benefits' transfers to individuals.

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DBT Journey

Jan, 2013

24 Schemes121 Districts

Dec, 2014

34 SchemesAll Districts

NREGA (300 Districts)

Feb, 2015

All Central SchemesAll Districts

Mar, 2016

DBT Scope ExpansionCash, In-Kind, Other

Transfers

May, 2016

74 Schemes on DBTAadhaar Bill Passed

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DBT Classifications

Cash Transfer to Individual Beneficiary

E.g: PAHAL

Other Transfer/ ProcessesE.g: ASHA

In-kind Transfer to Individual Beneficiary

E.g: PDS

Classification of Schemes under DBT

• Subsidy Schemes• Welfare schemes with

Cash Components• Stipends & Scholarships• Cash Awards for

excellence• Pensions & Cash Benefits

• Payments to service enablers

• Payments to third parties for providing services

Examples• Aanganwadi workers• NGOs

• In-kind goods / products • Training & Skills

DevelopmentMore examples• Mid-day Meal• Swachh Bharat• Digital Saksharta Abhiyan

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https://dbtbharat.gov.in

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DBT Portal Features

Single portal for the Government at all levels to monitor DBT under schemes & programs

Unified portal for beneficiaries to view all benefits & going forward entitlements and eligibilities

Core linkage with SERVAM database for MIS & Analytics Near real time reporting on disbursement of benefits Ability to drill-down

Geographically Demographically Scheme wise

Amount saved by Ministries by cutting several layers in benefits transfer

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Government User Experience

Location wise

reports

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Scheme wise

reports

All DBT enabled Schemes

Information

Real time scheme data till Beneficiary

level

Authenticated User Access

State level homepage and schemes related to

states

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Beneficiary User Experience

Authenticated User Access

Aadhaar – OTP based access

Only Family information visibleRead-only Rights

Key Information & Contacts

Service Feedback

Information on processes

Service Delivery Touchpoints

Scheme-wise benefits

Current benefits Dashboard

Scheme Delivery & Process Status

Eligibility and Entitlements

View eligibility schemesView entitlements based on household

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State DBT Onboarding

State DBT Cell creation1

Identification all the schemes at the state level2

Examine suitability of bringing schemes under DBT3

Study DBT eligible schemes and their fund flow4

Classify eligible schemes into Cash, Kind & Other Transfers5

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Preparing Schemes for Onboarding

Identify beneficiaries under schemes1

Collect Beneficiary Data (Bank/ Postal A/c & Aadhaar details)2

Digitize the Beneficiary Database with Aadhaar Seeding3

Link the Bank accounts with Aadhaar4

Enhance / develop scheme App for ready integration5

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Onboarding on DBT Portal

Develop live MIS portal for continuous monitoring1

Track fund flow (through State IFMS / PFMS using APB) 2

Create Grievance Redressal Units3

Integrate the MIS portal with DBT portal4

State DBT Portal integration with Dept. MIS portals5

Payments happen viz State IFMS / PFMS

Scheme applications to share data with DBT Portal

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SERVAM: Creation & Updation

Collation of nation-wide data on resident population1

Aadhaar seeded & verified records2

Regular data updation through field functionaries3

Custodians of data fields identified & intimated of change4

Ministries / Depts. to identify beneficiary list from SERVAM5

Scheme owner to identify target beneficiaries6

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Integration Mechanisms

DBT Portal

WebService

Web Interface File

Upload

State Resident Data Hubs

PFMS / State IFMS

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Governance Tool

Policy Formulation & Scheme Design

Beneficiary Identification

Potential Eligibility

De-duplication for fraud prevention

Population Analytics (Migration / Split / Merge etc)

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JharkhandAadhaar saturation status (as on 15th September 2016)

Total Population No. of Aadhaar assigned

Percentage of Aadhaar assigned with respect to Total population

348,69,720 320,46,557 92%

Total Saturation

Saturation in Adult population

Saturation in 0 - <5 Y and 5 - <18 Y Age band

Population >18 Years (Projected 2015)

Aadhaar >18 Years

Percentage of Aadhaar assigned population> 18 Years (%)

201,24,965 213,23,887 106%

Population (0-<5Y)

Aadhaar 0-<5 Y Saturation (%) Population (5-<18 Y) Aadhaar (5-<18 Y) Saturation (%)

38,58,951 16,00,943 41.5% 107,76,115 91,21,727 84.6%

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JharkhandDBT Payment Summary for Jharkhand (FY 2016-2017) [Till 28-09-2016]

Sr. No. Ministry Scheme Total No. of Transaction

sTotal Amount Paid in INR

Aadhaar based Non-Aadhaar based Transactions Amount

Paid Transaction

s Amount

Paid 1 HEALTH and FAMILY

WELFARE-[017] NATIONAL HEALTH MISSION-[9156] 91,875 12.90 Cr. 10,753 1.54 Cr. 81,122 11.36 Cr.

2 RURAL DEVELOPMENT-[004]

INDIRA AWAS YOJNA (IAY)-[9180] 24,785 72.68 Cr. -

- 24,785 72.68 Cr.

3 RURAL DEVELOPMENT-[004]

NATIONAL SOCIAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAMME ( NSAP)-[9182]

45,154 8.36 Cr. 469 2.87 Lacs 44,685 8.33 Cr.

4 SOCIAL JUSTICE AND EMPOWERMENT-[009]

POST MATRIC SCHOLARSHIP FOR STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES-[9264]

51 7.67 Lacs - - 51 7.67 Lacs

5 SOCIAL JUSTICE AND EMPOWERMENT-[009]

PREMATRIC SCHOLARSHIP FOR SWDs CS-[9263]

2 17,650 - - 2

17,650.00 6 WOMEN AND CHILD

DEVELOPMENT-[047] INDIRA GANDHI MATTRITAV SAHYOG YOJNA (Erstwhile NMEW INCLUDING IGMSY)-[9198]

48 1.44 Lacs 8 24,000.00 40 1.20 Lacs

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