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Programmes for Women’s Welfare and Development

Scheme / Component Brief Description Eligibility / Target

Beneficiary

ICDS –

Supplementary Nutrition Programme

The Supplementary Nutrition Programme aims

to provide supplementary feeding and growthmonitoring, preventive action against iron

deficiency and control of nutritional anaemia to

the beneficiary group which includes pregnant

women and lactating mothers The programme

provides supplementary feeding for pregnant

women and nursing mothers in order to bridgethe nutrition gap between the recommended

dietary allowance and actual dietary inta!e in

the beneficiaries The beneficiaries are supplied

with ta!e home rations "fortified food# which

can be collected from the $nganwadi centreonce a month on an allocated day

Pregnant and %actating

women

ICDS – Nutrition and

&ealth 'ducation

(nder the ICDS programme, the Nutrition and

&ealth 'ducation "N&'# service is aimed to

build capacity of mothers and community to

better meet the health and nutrition needs of

children, pregnant and lactating mothers within

the family environment The !ey target audience

for N&' is all women aged between )* and +

in the $-C .urisdiction

N&' sessions are imparted by using different

methods that include regular /others meetings,health education camps 0 meetings and village

health days held by the health department, use

of mass media and other forms of publicity,

demonstration of healthy locally available food

ingredients 0 coo!ing different low cost recipes,

special campaigns, short term courses onnutrition and coo!ing for women and adolescent

girls by mobile vans of community food and

nutrition e1tension units and home visits by the$nganwadi wor!ers Such education in areas of

health, nutrition, development needs for

children and family helps to promote antenatalcare, maternal and child health, enhance child

survival and development

/others and community

women aged between )*

and +

ICDS – &ealth

2eferral

(nder the ICDS scheme, the $nganwadi -or!er

is e1pected to refer children and women who

need immediate medical care to the nearest Sub3

$ll -omen



centre, P&C or C&C using a prescribed 2eferral

Slip 2eferral Services include provision of

immediate medical care according to the

seriousness of disease as well as follow3up care

of treated cases The health department will

provide transportation facilities for the patientsin case it is not available or the family is not

able to afford it

ICDS – Immunisation Immunisation is one of the health related

services provided through ICDS This service isdelivered in coordination with &ealth and

4amily -elfare as part of the 2eproductive

Child &ealth "2C&# Programme (nder this

service, pregnant women are given 5 doses of

Tetanus To1oid "TT#

4or conducting immunisation under ICDS, the beneficiaries are registered by the $nganwadi

wor!er0$u1iliary Nurse /idwife "$N/# and

administered the immunisation doses as per

schedule

Pregnant women

ICDS – &ealth Chec!3

up

2egular health chec! ups are conducted by the

6fficer in3charge of the P&C once every 7uarter

and by the $N/ in3charge of the Sub3centre

each month for all pregnant and lactating

women under the 2C& programme of the

/inistry of &ealth and 4amily -elfare, 8oI

The chec!3ups are conducted at the $nganwadicentre "$-C# This service covers ante3natal

care of e1pectant mothers and post3natal care

for nursing mothers

(nder ante3natal services, the beneficiaries are

entitled to three chec! ups, which include a

complete physical e1amination, and are

provided with I4$ supplement tablets for )99

days Their records are maintained in /other3

Child cards and they are also given information

on diet, rest and other aspects regarding

pregnancy

(nder post3natal services, nursing mothers are

visited twice by health staff within )9 days of

giving birth 2ecords of the child and family are

!ept and children at ris! are referred to health

officials The lactating mother is given

information on family planning methods and

registered to receive supplementary nutrition

Pregnant and nursing

women



Stree Sha!ti The programme is designed to provide special

impetus to the economic and social

empowerment of rural women in the State

through the formation of self help groups

"S&8s# It aims to ma!e them self reliant

through the habit of savings and proper utilisation of financial resources

$bout )* to 59 women .oin together to form one

Self &elp 8roup "S&8# The S&8s conduct

regular meetings and pool their savings The

8overnment also provides funding to each

group The S&8 members are given training on

various aspects such as gender issues, leadership

7ualities, communication s!ills, boo! !eeping,

credit management and social issues They are

encouraged to ta!e up income generating

activities utilising their savings and training and

through getting ban! loans and provideopportunities to get the benefit of the

Development wor! of various Department

2ural -omen belong to

:P% families, landless

agricultural labourers,

SC0ST;s

<ishori Sha!ti =o.ana <ishori Sha!ti =o.ana "<S=# see!s to empower

adolescent girls, so as to enable them to ta!echarge of their lives The broad ob.ectives of the

scheme are to improve the nutritional, health

and development status of adolescent girls,

promote awareness of health, hygiene, nutrition

and family care, lin! them to opportunities for

learning life s!ills, going bac! to school, helpthem gain a better understanding of their social

environment and ta!e initiatives to become

productive members of the society

(nder this programme, every year )>9

adolescent girls will be provided * days

residential training and 5 adolescent in each$nganwadi centre will be given supplementary

nutritious food for ? months

$dolescent girls "from a

:P% family, uneducated orschool dropout, anaemic#

Nutrition programme

for adolescent girls

"NP$8#

Nutrition programme for adolescent girls

"NP$8# is a 8overnment of India scheme

through which special nutrition is provided to

undernourished adolescent girls $dolescent

girls who weigh below @9 !gs, in the age group

of ))3)* years and @* !gs in the age group of

)?3) years are identified and ? !gs of rice is

distributed every month through fair price shops

to identified card holders It is currently running

on a pilot basis in three districts – <olar,

$dolescent girls are less

than @9 <gs in )) to )* age

group and less than @* <gs

in the )? to ) age group



Chi!ballapur and 8ulbarga

Santhwana This scheme was launched to provide legal

assistance, temporary shelter, financial relief,

training and rehabilitation to women who arevictims of various atrocities such as dowry,

rape, se1ual harassment, domestic violence etc

Santhwana centres are run through N86;s andeach centre is provided with a toll free number

)9) The help line receives calls from women

in distress round the cloc! 4acilities andrehabilitative services are provided to such

women as per the recommendations of the

District %evel Committee depending on the

merits of the case If the woman is in immediate

need of financial help an amount ranging from

2s 599903 to a ma1imum of 2s )9,99903 issanctioned as financial relief $t present )@9

Santhwana Centres are functioning in the state

in )9) talu!s in l 5 districts

-omen who are victims of

various atrocities

<arnata!a /ahila

$bhivruddhi =o.ane

This scheme mar!s a conscious effort by the

8overnment to address gender issues It aims to

ensure gender e7uality and to integrate women

in the mainstream of development This women

component plan earmar!s one third of resources

for women in individual beneficiary oriented

schemes and labour intensive schemes of

various 8overnment departments

-omen who are :P%

4inancial $ssistance to

run hostels for girls

from rural areas

This scheme aims to enable girls from rural

areas to avail facilities for higher education $

maintenance grant of 2s*9903pm per boarder

and e1penses towards the salary of staff, rent,

contingencies, etc are met as prescribed by thegovernment

$t present +5 girls hostels are run by identified

N86;s, of which 5+ hostels are for students

studying in ?th A above classes A )> are post3

matric hostels

Students residing in rural

areas, with family income B

2s )9,999 pa and

studying from ?th Std

onwards in institutions run by N86s recognied by

8o<

Special Cell 4or

eradication of Social

'vils

$ Special cell is created in the directorate to

create awareness regarding the practice of

various social evils such as dowry, child

marriage, domestic violence, atrocities on

women etc in the society $wareness

programmes are conducted in the districts in co3

ordination with N86s

ictims of social evils and

atrocities relating to women

and children and also to

general public, S&8

members

4inancial assistance to4inancial assistance is given to women law -omen law graduates



women law graduates graduates to undergo administrative training in

law -omen law graduates whose family

income does not e1ceed 2s +9,99903 per annum

are eligible to avail the assistance $n amount of

2s ),99903 month is given for a period of +

years In addition to this, 2s *9903 is given for purchase of essential boo!s pertaining to law

and 2s +?903 is given to register their names in

the bar council

whose family income does

not e1ceed 2s +9,99903 per

annum

Scheme 6f $ssistance4or the Construction0

'1pansion 6f &ostel

:uilding 4or -or!ing

-omen "8oI#

The ob.ective of this scheme is to provide cheapand safe hostel accommodation to wor!ing

women living out of their homes and to provide

accommodation to women being trained for

employment and girl students studying in

professional courses, provided the training

period does not e1ceed one year The8overnment of India provides financial

assistance to the e1tent of E*F of the estimated

cost for the construction0e1pansion of the hostel

for wor!ing women run by registered voluntary

organisations wor!ing for the welfare of women

and the state 8overnment provides )5*F of theestimated cost and the remaining )5*F of the

total construction costs is borne by the

organiation

E? -or!ing -omenGs &ostels have been

sanctioned for providing accommodation to

5@+5 women, ?? hostels have been constructedand 5 buildings are under construction

-or!ing women livingaway from homes Income

should not e1ceed 2s

)?,99903 pm in $3Class

cities and 2s)*,99903 pm

in other places

Short Stay &omes 4or

-omen $nd 8irls

"8oI#

The ob.ective of this scheme is to provide

temporary shelter and support to women and

girls who have no social support systems to rely

on and to rehabilitate women and girls socially

and economically by provision of s!ill training

and counselling The services e1tended in these

&omes include medical care, case wor!

services, occupational therapy, education3 cum3

vocational training and recreational facilities

4inancial assistance is provided to

institutions0organiations with e1perience in

running Social Defence Programmes The

8overnment of India provides a recurring grant

in two instalments, in addition to a one time

non3recurring grant issued when a new short

stay home is instituted The implementation of

this scheme has been transferred to the Central

-omen and girls who have

no social support systems

to rely on or in need of

rehabilitation



Social -elfare :oard "CS-:#, which will

sanction admissible grants to homes &owever,

the Department of -omen and Child

Development would deal with all the policy

matters of the scheme

Scheme of $ssistance

for prevention of alcoholism A

substance "Drug#

abuse and for socialdefence services

The ob.ective of this scheme is to create

awareness and educate the people about the ill3effects of alcoholism and substance abuse on the

individual, the family and the society at large, to

evolve culture3specific models for the prevention of alcoholism and substance and the

treatment and rehabilitation of addicts, to

provide community based services for the

identification, motivation, counselling, de3

addiction, after care and rehabilitation of addicts

and to promote collective initiatives and self3held endeavours among individuals and groups

vulnerable to addiction or found at ris! and to

increase community participation

9F grants are sanctioned by 8overnment of

India and )9F grants are borne by the

organisation 8oI has sanctioned @) de3addiction cum rehabilitation centres, of which

@9 are functioning in the state

Individual, family A

society addicted to drugsare the beneficiaries

$ registered voluntary

organiation e1isting for atleast @ years It should be

engaged in the field of drug

eradication, treatment and

rehabilitation activities for

minimum of 5 years

Swadhar "86I# This is a Central sector scheme for providing

holistic and integrated services to women in

difficult circumstances such as destitutewidows, women prisoners released from .ail and

without family support, women survivors of

natural disastersH traffic!ed women0girls rescued

from brothels or other places or victims of

se1ual crime, mentally challenged women who

are without any support etc

The services provided include provision for

food, clothing, shelter, health care, counselling

and legal support, social and economic

rehabilitation through education, awareness

generation and s!ill upgradation

The scheme is implemented through voluntary

organisations provided they have the re7uired

e1perience and e1pertise in the rehabilitation of

such women The scheme also supports a help

line for women in distress, counselling centre,

training centre and medical centre $ssistance is

provided for purchase of land for setting up a

centre, construction of buildings for the centre,

-omen in difficult

circumstances are the

beneficiaries$ non3profit organisation

with @ years of e1perience

after registration and has

the re7uisite capabilities



building rent for the centre, administration and

management and other recurring 0 non3recurring

e1penditure

@5 swadhar centres are sanctioned by

8overnment of India, of which @) are

functioning in the State

1 C!""#$%T& DE'E(!P"E$T P)!*)+""E

The present set up of the schemes under Community Development Programme is based on old

community development concept, which aims at the development of community with the

initiative and participation of the community itself The grant 3in3aid is being provided to the

Panchayat Samitis under the head Social 'ducation and 8eneral 'ducation for developmental

activities in the social educational fields 4unds are provided to the :loc!s for the construction0completion of staff residential buildings and 8ram Sewa! huts :esides, the funds are also

provided for completion of on3going office buildings The provision of the funds is made for

providing staff salary of the employees posted at various levels 8rants are also provided for

the promotion 0 strengthening of /ahila /andals, incentive awards to /ahila /andals and

organisation of awareness camps for non3officials etc

, SW+)$-+&+$T% *)+" SW+)!.*+) &!-+$+

S-$2$N$=$NTI 82$/ S-$26J8$2 =6$N$K has been launched from the year

)35999 This =o.ana is a holistic pac!age covering all aspect of self3employment such as

organisation of poor into Self &elp 8roups, Training, Credit, Technology, Infrastructure and

/ar!eting The beneficiaries under this scheme are called KSwarogaris The ob.ective of

S8S= is to bring the assisted poor families above the poverty line, by providing them income3generating assets This scheme is a credit3cum3subsidy programme Subsidy under S8S= is

uniform at @9F of the pro.ect cost sub.ect to a ma1imum limit of 2sE*9903 In respect of

SCs0STs and disabled persons the ma1imum limit is *9F and 2s)999903 respectively 4or groups of swarogaris "S&8s#, the subsidy is *9F of the pro.ect cost sub.ect to per capita

subsidy of 2s)9,99903 or 2s)5* lacs whichever is less

The focus of S8S= is on the vulnerable groups among the rural poor $ccordingly, the SC0STsaccount for the *9F of swarogaris, women for +9F and the disabled for @F

The scheme is being implemented on E*L5* cost sharing basis between Central and State

8overnment

S*S& SPEC%+( P)!-ECTS

% %nstallation of 0ydrams

The 8overnment of India has approved a Pro.ect for Installation of +99 &ydrams under S8S= Special Pro.ect Component with a total Pro.ect Cost of 2s )9+E59 lacs which

includes subsidy of 2s EE9+> lacs, 2s )?)+9 lacs as loan component and 2s ))*@5 lacs

as beneficiaries share The subsidy component will be shared by Centre and State

8overnment on E*L5* sharing basis

#pto march ,2 3 ,24 0ydrams have been proc5red o5t of 6hich ,4 0ydrams have

been installed )s 72112 lacs have been spent on the installation of 0ydrams

%% "ar8eting of )5ral *oods



The 8overnment of India has approved a Pro.ect titled /ar!eting of 2ural 8oods in

&imachal Pradesh under S8S= Special Pro.ect Component with a total Pro9ect Cost of

)s :1;<, lacswhich includes subsidy of 2sE?*5 lacs, 2s )+*99 lacs as loancomponent Centre and State 8overnment will share the subsidy component on E*L5*

sharing basis (nder this pro.ect *9 &imachal 8ramin :handars and ) Central 8ramin

:handar will be constructed in the State

#pto march ,23 constr5ction 6or8 of 1 *rameen Bhandars has been completed3 4

are near completion and constr5ction 6or8 at 1, sites is in progress So far ane=pendit5re of )s ,:2 lacs has been inc5rred

%%% *old "ines Pro9ect

The 8overnment of India has approved a Pro.ect titled M8old /ines in :ilaspur District

under S8S= Special Pro.ect Component with a total Pro9ect Cost of )s 4;< lacs which

includes subsidy of 2s@5EE? lacs, and 2s *)5* lacs as loan component Centre and State

8overnment will share the subsidy component on E*L5* sharing basis (nder this pro.ectthree activities vi, 4loriculture, Sericulture and /ushroom Cultivation are being ta!en

#pto march ,2 an e=pendit5re of )s ,22 lacs have been inc5rred 4<

beneficiaries have been benefited 5nder floric5lt5re3 Seric5lt5re and "5shroomc5ltivation

%' "ilch (ivestoc8 %mprovement

The 8overnment of India has approved a Pro.ect titled /ilch %ive Stoc! Improvement for

District Solan under S8S= Special Pro.ect Component with a total Pro9ect Cost of )s

442:< lacs which includes subsidy of 2sE)*)* lacs, 2s )E)>9 lacs as loan component

Centre and State 8overnment will share the subsidy component on E*L5* sharing basis

(nder this Pro.ect activities for the development of Dairy 4arm will be ta!en up So far

)s,42<; lacs have been provided to D2D$ Solan for the implementation of this pro.ect

2s 5?)*9 lacs have been spent upto march, 599? (nder this pro.ect ** cattles have been treated in * field levels camps and )55E@ breaders have been trained :esides this

?E)* Otls fodder seed have also been distributed to the farmers

' )5ral Development thro5gh Diversification in +gric5lt5re

The 8overnment of India has approved a Pro.ect titled )5ral Development thro5gh

Diversification in +gric5lt5re under S8S= Special Pro.ect Component with a total

Pro9ect Cost of )s 14<, lacs which includes subsidy of 2s)9>?5* lacs, 2s 59E

lacs as loan component Centre and State 8overnment will share the subsidy component on

E*L5* sharing basis (nder this Pro.ect the following activities have been ta!en L3

) Cultivation of /edicinal plants, $romatic plants, 4lowers and 6rchids5 Sericulture@ Innovative practices in $nimal &usbandry

So far )s;412 lacs have been provided to D)D+ "andi for implementation of this

pro9ect !5t of 6hich an e=pendit5re of )s <1,1 lacs has been inc5rred 5pto

"arch3,2 #nder Cultivation of /edicinal plants, $romatic plants, 4lowers and 6rchids

components of this pro9ect 1poly ho5ses have been constr5cted !ne tiss5e c5lt5re

laboratory at Chontra is 5nder constr5ction and one oil e=traction 5nit at Sa5li 8h5d

has been constr5cted #nder Seric5lt5re component technical service station have

been established and n5rseries are also being established #nder Innovative practices



in $nimal &usbandry component of the pro.ect all the )9* non $I centers, have been

converted into $I centres

'% Self )eliance thro5gh Seric5lt5re and Dairy Development

The 8overnment of India has approved a Pro.ect titled Self )eliance thro5gh seric5lt5re

and Dairy Development for District &amirpur under S8S= Special Pro.ect Component

with a total Pro9ect Cost of )s 1;:::41 lacs which includes subsidy of 2s @@E) lacs,

2s *9??) lacs as loan component Centre and State 8overnment will share the subsidycomponent on E*L5* sharing basis (nder this Pro.ect Sericulture and Dairy Developmentwill be ta!en up So far 2s E>+@ lacs have been provided to D2D$ &amirpur for the

implementation of this pro.ect 6ut of which an e1penditure of 2s +9@5+ lacs have been

incurred upto /arch,599?#nder Seric5lt5re component of the pro9ect 2, Self 0elp

*ro5ps have been provided assistance #nder Dairy Development component fodder

seeds and mineral mi=t5re have also been distrib5ted to the farmers besides

organising training camps

'%% *reen *old

The 8overnment of India has approved a Pro.ect titled 8reen 8old in respect of DistrictChamba under S8S= Special Pro.ect Component with a total Pro9ect Cost of )s1;447

lacs which includes subsidy of 2s)@?)5@ lacs, 2s )5E*9 lacs as loan component and

beneficiaries share Centre and State 8overnment will share the subsidy component onE*L5* sharing basis (nder this Pro.ect the following activities will be ta!enL 3

) Cultivation of /edicinal plants, $romatic plants, 4lowers and 6rchids

5 Cultivation of 6ff Season vegetables

@ Cultivation of /ushroom

+ Improved Dairy /anagement

So far 2s*+++) lacs have been provided to D2D$ Chamba for the implementation of this

pro.ect out of which 2s @+59E lacs have been spent up to /arch,599? (nder Cultivationof /edicinal plants, $romatic plants, 4lowers and 6rchids component of the pro.ect ?

numbers nurseries have been established and )?* S&8s have been trained (nder

Cultivation of 6ff Season vegetables components ? nurseries have been established and

fertiliers, seeds and chemicals etc have been provided to the farmers (nder Cultivation

of /ushroom component > S&8s have been imparted training (nder Improved Dairy/anagement component of the pro.ect various training and wor!shops have been organised

and fodders seeds have also been provided to the farmers

'%%% %ntensive Dairy Development Pro9ect

The 8overnment of India has approved a Pro.ect titled %ntensive Dairy DevelopmentPro9ect for District <angra under S8S= Special Pro.ect Component with a total Pro9ect

Cost of )s 11,< lacs which includes subsidy of 2s))*)+9 lacs, 2s )+>* lacs as loan

component and beneficiaries share Centre and State 8overnment will share the subsidy

component on E*L5* sharing basis (nder this Pro.ect Dairy Development activity will be

ta!en up So far )s;2<2 lacs have been provided to D)D+ >angra for the

implementation of this pro9ect o5t of 6hich )s 774 lacs have been spent 5pto

"arch3,2



%? S>%(( DE'E(!P"E$T !@ )#)+( &!#T0S T0)!#*0 *)+"EE$ (+BS

The 8overnment of India has approved a pro.ect titled S>%(( DE'E(!P"E$T !@

)#)+( &!#T0S T0)!#*0 *)+"EE$ (+BS for the State as a whole with a totalPro.ect cost of 2s5*999 lacs This pro.ect is )99F centrally sponsored (nder this pro.ect

total of *999 rural youths will be trained as per their re7uirement The pro.ect is being

implemented through Dr 2eddyGs foundation, &yderabad 4or the implementation of this

pro.ect funds to the tune of 2s )9999 lacs have been so far released by the 8overnment of

India ; $ational )5ral Employment *5arantee Scheme

The National 2ural 'mployment 8uarantee $ct was notified by the 8overnment of India on

September, 599* and was made effective wef 5nd 4ebruary 599? In the first phase, the

National 2ural 'mployment 8uarantee scheme "N2'8S# was introduced in District

Chamba and Sirmour on 5nd 4ebruary, 599? In second phase N2'8S was started inDistrict <angra and /andi wef )3+3599E Now in the third phase all the remaining >

districts of the State have been covered under the scheme wef )+599>

) S$%I'NT 4'$T(2'The salient feature of the scheme is to provide for the enhancement of livelihood security of

the households in rural areas of the State by providing )99 days of guaranteed wage

employment in every financial year to every household whose adult members volunteer todo uns!illed manual wor!

5 '%I8I:I%IT=

The National 2ural 'mployment 8uarantee Scheme is open to all rural households

in the areas notified by the 8overnment of India The entitlement of )99 days of guaranteed

employment in a financial year is in terms of a household This entitlement of )99 days per

year can be shared within the household

$ll adult members of the household who registered can apply for wor! To register,they have toL3

a# :e local residents MlocalM implies residing within the gram panchayat

b# :e willing to do un3s!illed manual wor!

c# $pply as a household at the local gram panchayat

@ $PP%IC$TI6N 462 2'8IST2$TI6N $ND ISS($NC' 64 6: C$2DSThe application for registration can be given on plain paper or on the prescribed application

format available at gram panchayat level or an oral re7uest for registration can be made The

application should contain the names of those adult members of the household who are

willing to do un3s!illed manual wor!, and particulars such as age, se1 and SC0ST status etc

$fter verification all particulars are entered in the registration register by the concerned8ram Panchayat 'very household is assigned a registration numberob cards to every registered household are issued by the gram panchayat The .ob cards are

issued within a fortnight of the application for registration Photographs of adult members

who are applicants are attached to the .ob cards The cost of .ob card and photographs is

borne as part of the programme funds The .ob card is valid for a period of * years

+ $PP%IC$TI6N 462 -62< $ND $%%6C$TI6N 64 '/P%6=/'NT

$pplications for wor! can be submitted to the gram panchayat as well as to the Programme

6fficer $pplications should be given in writing and a dated receipt for the application for



wor! must be issued to the applicant The applications for wor! must be for at least )+ days

of continuous of wor!

$pplicants who are provided wor! are to be intimated by means of letter sent to them at theaddress given in the .ob card and also by a public notice displayed at the offices of the gram

panchayat The wage employment to the applicant is to be provided within )* days of the

date of receipt of application

$s stated in the $ct "Schedule )#, contractors can not be engaged in any manner in the

e1ecution of wor!s* P'2/ISSI:%' -62<S $s per schedule ) of the $ct the focus of the scheme is on the following wor!s in their

order of priorityL3

"i# -ater Conservation and -ater &arvesting wor!sH

"ii# Drought proofing wor!s "including aforestation and tree plantation#

"iii# Irrigation canals including micro and minor irrigation wor!sH

"iv# Provision of irrigation facility, horticulture plantation and land developmentfacilities on land owned by the households belonging to the Scheduled Caste and Scheduled

Tribes or to below poverty line families or to beneficiaries of land reforms or to the

beneficiaries under the Indira $was =o.ana of the 8overnment of IndiaH"v# 2enovation of traditional water bodies including desiliting of tan!s H

"vi# %and developments wor!sH

"vii# 4lood control and protection wor!s including drainage in water logged areasH"viii# 2ural connectivity to provide all3weather accessH and

"i1# $ny other wor! which may be notified by the 8overnment of India in consultation

with the State 8overnment

? P$=/'NT 64 -$8'S

"a# 'very person wor!ing under the scheme is entitled to wages at the minimum wage

fi1ed by the State 8overnment

"b# '7ual wages are to be paid to both man and woman wor!ers"c# -or!ers are entitled to being paid on wee!ly basis and in any case within a

fortnight of the date on which wor! was done "N2'8$ section 3@ "@# #

E P$=/'NT 64 (N'/P%6=/'NT $%%6-$NC'

"i# If an applicant for employment under the scheme is not provided suchemployment within )* days of receipt of his application see!ing employment or from the

date on which the employment has been sought in the case of advance application,

whichever is latter, he shall be entitled to a daily unemployment allowance which will be

one fourth of the wage rate for the first thirty days during the financial year and one half of

the wage rate for the remaining period of the financial year"ii# The payment of unemployment allowance is the liability of the State8overnment

"iii# The liability of the State 8overnment to pay unemployment allowance to a

household during any financial year will cease as soon asL3

"a# The applicant is directed by the 8ram Panchayat or the Programme 6fficer

to report for wor! H or

"b# The period for which employment is sought comes to an end and no

member of the household of the applicant had turned up for employment H or



"c# The adult members of the household of the applicant have received in total

at least )99 days of wor! within the financial year H or

"d# The household of the applicant has earned as much from the wages andunemployment allowance ta!en together which is e7ual to the wages for )99 days of wor!

during the financial year

> 4$CI%ITI'S $T -62< SIT'

")# The facilities of safe drin!ing water, shade for children and place of rest, first –

aid3bo13with ade7uate material for emergency treating for minor in.uries and other health haards connected with the wor!s being performed shall be provided at thewor! site

"5# In case the number of children below the age of si1 years accompanying the

women wor!ing at any sites is five or more, one such woman may be deputed to

loo! after such children The women deputed to loo! after such children shall be

paid the normal wages

-$8' /$T'2I$% 2$TI6 The ratio of wage costs to material costs should be no less than the

minimum norm of ?9L+9 stipulated in the $ct This ratio should be applied

preferably at the 8ram Panchayat, :loc! and District levels The wages of s!illedand semi s!illed labourers should be included in the material costs

< %$D%)+ +W++S &!-+$+

Indira $was =o.ana is a Centrally Sponsored scheme (nder this scheme wef 9)39+3599>, theassistance has been enhanced from 2s5E*9903 per beneficiary to 2s@>*9903 per beneficiary,

and is being given to :P% families for the construction of new houses 8ram Sabha does the

selection of beneficiaries under this scheme This scheme is being financed by Centre and

State 8overnment on E*L5* sharing basis

2 +T+( +W++S &!-+$+

This scheme is being implemented on the pattern of Indira $waas =o.ana 7 $+T%!$+( @+"%(& BE$E@%T SC0E"E

In case of the death of a breadwinner of a family living below the poverty line a financial

assistance of 2s)9,99903 per family is provided to bereaved family

4 W+TE)S0ED DE'E(!P"E$T P)!*)+""ES

% Dro5ght Prone +rea Programme

This programme is basically an area development programme and aims at integrateddevelopment of natural resources li!e land, water, vegetation etc by ta!ing up watersheddevelopment pro.ects The programme is being implemented in )9 bloc!s of the State (pto

the year )>3 the programme was being funded by Central and State 8overnments on

*9L*9 sharing basis but from )3+3) the 8overnment of India have changed the funding

pattern from *9L*9 to E*L5*

(nder this programme @)> micro watersheds have been ta!en up for development in district

:ilaspur, Solan and (na for a period of * years During the year 599*3599? +9 new micro

watershed have been sanctioned by the 8overnment of India under the programme



%% Desert Development Programme ADDP

(nder DDP,+59 /icro watershed has been ta!en up for the development in district of%ahual ASpiti and Pooh :loc! of district <innaur The 8ovt of India has sanctioned @>

new micro watershed pro.ects under this programme during the current financial year "5@

micro watershed for %ahual ASpiti and )* /icro watershed for <innaur district

%%% %ntegrated Wastelands Development Programme Integrated -astelands Development Programme is being implemented in all the districts of

the state e1cept :ilaspur, (na and %ahaul A Spiti Prior to )+5999the watershed pro.ects

under this programme were being funded )99F by the Central 8overnment &owever the

pro.ects sanctioned after )+5999 are being funded 2s **9903per ha by the 86I and 2s

*9903 per ha by the State 8overnment During the year 599+3599* the 8overnment of India

has sanctioned two new pro.ects with a total pro.ect outlay of 2s 9999 la!hs for treatmentof )*,999 ha of land

: T!T+( S+$%T+T%!$ C+"P+%*$ P)!-ECTS

Total Sanitation Campaign is an other mile stone for the department -ith a view to ensure

Total Sanitation in the rural areas the department is implementing Total Sanitation Campaign pro.ects in E districts of the State vi Sirmour, &amirpur, <angra, <ullu, <innaur and (na $

new sanitation strategy for the State has been approved This strategy aims at introduction of a

holistic concept of sanitation, to have a demand oriented, outcome based approach, to generate

awareness of a need; for sanitation amongst people individually and as a community,

involvement and ownership of the community, shift from individual subsidies to community

incentives, local bodies underta!ing responsibility for sustainable delivery of services,

identifying appropriate institutional arrangements for delivery of services including partnershipwith N86s0 C:6s and address interdepartmental co3ordination, emphasie on monitoring and

evaluation to determine success and outcomes $ !ey component of the new State Sanitation

Strategy is a 2eward Scheme to ma!e awards to the cleanest gram Panchayat in each bloc!,

district, division and the State

1 "+0%(+ "+$D+( P)!TS+0+$ &!-+$+

-ith a view to strengthen the /ahila /andals and to ensure that they are involved in the

process of development, the department during )>3 has introduced /ahila /andal

Protsahan =o.ana $ sum of 2s ?*99 lacs has been provided during 599+39* to provideincentives /ahila /andals The incentives being provided are based upon their performance invarious fields such as 4amily Planning A Child -elfare, Promotion of Small Savings,

'radication of social evils and participation in literacy campaigns



Programmes for Child Welfare and Development

Scheme / Component Brief Description Eligibility / Target

BeneficiaryICDS – Immunisation This service is delivered through the public

health infrastructure under the /inistry of

&ealth and 4amily -elfare as part of the

2eproductive Child &ealth "2C&#

Programme $s part of this service, children below the age of @ are to be administered

vaccines for the protection from si1 !iller

diseases 3 Poliomyelitis, Diphtheria,

-hooping Cough, Tetanus, Tuberculosis

and /easles

Children below the age o

three

ICDS – Supplementary

Nutrition Programme

The Supplementary Nutrition Programme

aims to provide supplementary feeding and

growth monitoring, preventive action

against vitamin $ deficiency and control of

nutritional anaemia to the beneficiary groupincluding children below si1 years The

programme aims to provide supplementary

feeding for @99 days in a year to children in

the age group of @3? years at the $nganwadi

Centre in order to bridge the nutrition gap between the recommended dietaryallowance and actual average dietary inta!e

in the beneficiaries Children below the age

of three "? months – @ years# are provided

ta!e home rations once a month


si1

ICDS – Non formal Pre

School 'ducation "PS'#

Preschool 'ducation "PS'# in ICDS is a

child3centred programme for @ to ? years

old children which follows the play way

activity approach using toys, play

e7uipments etc PS' focuses on holisticdevelopment of the child and provides a

stimulating play environment for his0her

physical, cognitive, and psychosocial

development The service is provided at the

$nganwadi Centre

$ll children between th

age of @ to ? years

ICDS – &ealth A (nder the ICDS scheme, the $nganwadi

-or!er is e1pected to refer children andwomen who need immediate medical care


si1



2eferral Servicesto the nearest Sub3centre, P&C or &ospital

using a prescribed 2eferral Slip 2eferral

Services include provision of immediate

medical care according to the seriousness of

disease as well as follow3up care of treated

cases &ealth Department will providetransportation facilities for the patients in

case it is not available or the family is not

able to afford it

ICDS – &ealth Chec!3up 2egular health chec! ups are conducted bythe 6fficer in3charge of the P&C once every

7uarter and by the $N/ in3charge of the

Sub3centre each month under the 2C&

programme of the /inistry of &ealth and

4amily -elfare, 8oI The chec!3ups are

conducted at the $nganwadi centre "$-C#The service covers healthcare for children

below ? years During the chec! up, special

attention is provided to at ris!; children and

regular growth monitoring is conducted

through the maintenance of growth charts

for all children, to monitor the child;sdevelopment as per milestones The

universal immunisation and administration

of itamin $ dose as per schedule is also

monitored

Children below the age osi1

ICDS – /edical e1pensesfor severely malnourished

children

In order to address and reduce malnutritionamong children, 2s E*903 per year is

provided to each severely malnourished

child to meet the medical e1penses towards

therapeutic nutrition and medicines etc

Children below the age osi1 who are severel

malnourished

:hagyala!shmi This scheme has been launched by the stategovernment with an ob.ective to promote

the birth of girl children in below poverty

families and to raise the status of the girl

child

:enefits under the scheme are available if

the father or mother of the beneficiary girl

has undergone terminal family planning

methods so that the total number of children

of the :P% family does not e1ceed three in

the said family In order to be eligible for

the maturity amount, it is compulsory that

This scheme is restricted t5 girl children born afte

@)9@599? in :P%

families The child should

a :e fully immunied

b :e enrolled in th

$nganwadi centre

c Ta!e admission in

school recognied by th

'ducation Department



the beneficiary completes >th standard and

she should not have been married off before

she reaches the age of )>

'nrolment is allowed up to one year of the

birth of child on production of birthcertificate $fter enrolment and due

verification by the department an amount of

2s ),@9903 will be deposited with the

financial institution in the name of the first

girl beneficiary and 2s )>,@*903 in the

name of the second girl beneficiary of the

same family 6n attainment of )> years of

age, the first girl beneficiary of the family

who fulfils the conditions of the scheme willget a maturity amount of 2s ),99,9E03 and

the second girl beneficiary will get 2s

),99,9*503

The scheme was partly modified during

$ugust 599> and is applicable to all

children born on or after 9)09>0599>

The scheme is implemented incollaboration with the %ife Insurance

Corporation of India

d Not become a chil

labour

e Not marry until the ag

of )> years

$ttendance Scholarship 4or

8irls 4rom

2ural $reas

This scheme aims to encourage girls from

rural areas to pursue their education and

improve their educational level and also to

prevent school drop outs among rural girls

and is implemented through Jilla

Panchayats

$n amount of 2s5*03 pm for )9 months is

given to girls studying in *th to Eth standard

and 2s *903 pm to girls studying in >th to

)9th standard The scholarship is lin!ed to a

minimum of >9F attendance and successful

completion of e1aminations

8irls from rural area

4amily income of girl mus

be B 2s)9,99903 pa Sh

must be a resident o

village with a population

59,999



Scheme for the welfare of

children In need of care and

protection

This scheme aims to provide care,

protection and near family atmosphere for

orphan and destitute children and to provide

food, clothing, shelter, education, vocational

training, medical and recreational facilities

4inancial assistance is given to registeredvoluntary organisations wor!ing in the field

of child welfare for at least @ years to run a

destitute cottage for the care and

maintenance of destitute children with a unit

of 5* children

$mount to the e1tent of 9F of the

schematic pattern is sanctioned by

government and the remaining )9F is borne

by the organisation The organisation is

eligible for maintenance grant at the rate of 2s+9903pm per child "including the salary

of the staff approved in the scheme# and rent

at the rate of 2s*903 pm per child

6rphan and destitut

children through N86s

Scheme 6f $ssistance To

oluntary 6rganiations for

CrQches for children of

-or!ing /others

This scheme aims to provide day care

services for children of wor!ing mothers

between the age group of 93@ years

$ssistance is provided through Jilla

Panchayats to /ahila /andals and

voluntary organisations to start crQches for children of wor!ing women engaged in

agriculture and other occupations in rural

areas Services provided are health care,

supplementary nutrition, sleeping facilities,

Immunisation, play A recreation for the

children

5E@ crQches are currently in operation in the

state

Children of wor!in

mothers between the ag

group of 93@ years throug

N86s

Scheme 4or -elfare 6f

-or!ing Children In Need

6f Care $nd Protection

Provision of opportunities including non3

formal education, vocational training, etc to

wor!ing children to facilitate their entry0re3entry into the mainstream of education in

cases where they have either not attended

any learning system or where for some

reasons their education has been

discontinued with a view to preventing their

-or!ing children

especially in pro.ects i

urban areas not alread being covered by th

e1isting schemes o

/inistry of %abour "8oI#

who have none o

ineffective family support



continued or future e1ploitation

Inegrated Programme for

Street children

To provide integratedcommunity based

noninstitutional servi cesfor the care

protection and developmentof streetchildren facing destitution, neglect abuse

and e1ploitation 9 F of the grant is met by

86i and )9 F by the organisation

Scheme for prevention of

traffic!ing in women and

children

The ob.ective of the scheme is to create

awareness at the district, talu! and village

levels regarding traffic!ing in women andchildren $nti3traffic!ing Committees have

been constituted at, district, talu! and grama

panchayat level to ta!e necessary measures

for prevention, rescue, care protection and

rehabilitation to the victims of traffic!ing

In order to sensitise the committees

regarding the issue of traffic!ing at the grassroot level training programmes are

conducted to create awareness among these

members at talu! and grama panchayat

level $wareness programmes through

.athas, rallies, street plays etc are organised

at talu! level for the general public

Community – to generat

awareness of issues relate

to traffic!ing

(..awala 3 Scheme for

Prevention of Traffic!ing

and 2escue, 2ehabilitation

and 2e3integration of ictims of Traffic!ing for

Commercial Se1ual

'1ploitation "8oI#

To prevent traffic!ing of women and

children for commercial se1ual e1ploitation

through social mobiliation and

involvement of local communities,awareness generation programmes, generate

public discourse through

wor!shops0seminars and such events and

any other innovative activity

To facilitate rescue of victims from the

place of their e1ploitation and place them in

safe custody

To provide rehabilitation services bothimmediate and long3term to the victims by

providing basic amenities0needs such as

shelter, food, clothing, medical treatment

including counselling, legal aid and

guidance and vocational training

-omen and Child victim

and vulnerable t

traffic!ing and se1ua

abuse for commercial see1ploitation

&oysala <eladiChildren who have shown e1emplaryChildren



Chennamma :ravery

award and ChildrenGs day

celebrations

courage in rescuing the life of others are

instituted bravery awards on the occasion of

ChildrenGs day on )+th November every

year $wards are also given by the state

government to institutions and individuals

wor!ing in the field of child welfare

Individuals and Institution

wor!ing in child welfare



Social Defence Programmes

$ brief description of the ma.or programmes and schemes for Social Defence are given belowL

Scheme / Component Brief Description Eligibility / Tar

Beneficiary

Implementation of theuvenile ustice "Care $nd

Protection 6f Children#

$ct, 5999 and$mendment 599?

The Central $ct has comes in to force with effectfrom )st $pril 599)

The ob.ective of the $ct is to ma!e effective

provision in law for .uveniles in conflict with law

and children in need of care and protection, by

providing care, protection and treatment by catering

to their development needs, and by adopting a

child3friendly approach in the ad.udication and

disposition of matters in the best interest of children, for their ultimate rehabilitation through

various institutions established under this $ct

Children in confwith the law

children in need

care and protectio

6bservation &omes Children in conflict with law under the purview of

Indian Penal Code and other legislations are

admitted in the observation homes

Children in conf

with law

Children &omes ChildrenGs &omes are meant for the reception of

children in need of care and protection during the

pendency of any in7uiry Children in need of care

and protection are produced before the Child-elfare Committees and admitted to these homes

The &omes provide accommodation, 4ood, clothingand bedding and facilities for education, recreation,

training and rehabilitation

Children in need

care and protectio

4it institutions oluntary organiations have been recognied as fit

institutions for providing care and protection to

destitute, orphaned children

6rphaned childre

Special uvenile Police

(nits

Senior Child -elfare 6fficers of the ran! of Police

Inspector are identified at the district level 6ne or two police officers of the ran! of $SI have been

identified as Child -elfare 6fficers in each police

station to ta!e care of children coming under the purview of the .uvenile .ustice system

Implementation of the

Protection of -omen from

Domestic iolence $ct,599?

'ffective protection of rights of women guaranteed

under the Constitution

To provide free legal aid, shelter and counselling to

-omen who

victims of dome

violence



victims of domestic violence

%egal, medical and other aid through <arnata!a

%egal Services $uthority and N86s

$ct has been implemented in <arnata!a from une3599E


Immoral Traffic

"Prevention# $ct )*?

The salient features of the $ct are punishment for

!eeping a brothel or allowing premises to be used as

brothel, living on the earnings of prostitution,

procuring a person for prostitution, for a person for

immoral purpose, for prostitution in the vicinity of

public place, for seducing or soliciting for

prostitution and for custodial seduction

-omen and child

who are victims

prostitution

2eception Centres andState &omes under

Immoral Traffic

"Prevention# $ct )*?

These centres receive women and girls who are inneed of care and shelter as voluntary cases and

those sent by the courts under the Immoral Traffic

"Prevention# $ct for training and future

rehabilitation

There are + 2eception Centres and > State homes in

the State

-omen in needcare under IT"P# $


Probation 6f 6ffenders$ct, )*>

The department is the nodal agency for the

implementation of this central $ct in the state

6ffenders are !ept under probation of good

conduct There is one Probation 6fficer in each

district who conducts en7uiries in respect of cases

on .uvenile delin7uency, cases entrusted by the

uvenile ustice :oards and Child -elfare

Committees and also cases under Immoral Traffic

"Prevention# $ct

4irst time offend

below 5) yearsage

$fter Care homes for men The $fter care homes for men admit children

discharged from ChildrenGs &omes for boys and are

encouraged to pursue their education in Colleges,

ITIs, Polytechnics

:oys transfer

from Childre

homes at the age

)>

S!ill Development

training programme

Training is provided by reputed training centres, or

in training programmes conducted in the premises

of the institutions itself Training in cycle repair,

mobile repair, auto mobile repair, plumbing, bar

-omen and child

of correctio

institutions



bending, hair cutting, computer training, agarbathi

and agarbathi tube ma!ing, driving, food

conservation, leather bag ma!ing, beautician,

tailoring, home nursing, ari wor!, ready made

garments

Child line – 5+ hour toll

free &elp line for Children"8oI#

It aims to create a Child Protection networ! to reach

every child in distress and in need of care and protection It can be accessed by any child or adult

on behalf of any child to avail the service in

emergency situations by dialling City )9>Childline services are provided through identified

N86;s and are functioning in :angalore,

/angalore and 8ulbarga In addition child line

services have been started in * more districts ie

Shimoga, Davanagere, :idar, /ysore and Dharwad

during 5993)9

$ny child in need

care and protectio

Shishugruhas The scheme aims to promote in3country adoptionand to prevent illegal adoption of children It

provides institutional care and protection of infants

and children up to ? years of age who are either

abandoned or orphaned0destitute 8rant in aid is

provided by 8overnment of India for running

Shishu 8ruhas by the department

6rphaned0$bandoned child

State $doption Cell $n $doption Cell is functioning in the Directorate

and a State level $dvisory Committee has been

constituted to monitor and implement the various

adoption related activities in the state

There is one $doption Co3ordinating $gency

"$C$# in the State to co3ordinate all adoption3

related activities and to identify and promote

adoption of children who are legally free for

adoption <arnata!a State Council for Child

-elfare is the Scrutiny $gency which scrutinies

and processes applications for adoption

6rphaned0

$bandoned child

Sponsorship Programme

for placing children in

families

Children and enable parents to bring up their

children in a family environment

Children wh

parents ann

income is be

5+,99903

children below

yrs


6rphanages $nd 6ther

The salient re7uirements of this $ct are to fi1

minimum standards for orphanages and other

6rphans, Desti

children

programmes for women

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