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ANNUAL REPORT FOR THE YEAR
STATE INSTITUTE OF `RURAL DEVELOPMENTPANCHAYAT RAJ
GOVERNMENT OF KARNATAKA
ANNUAL REPORT FOR THE YEAR 2017-18
ABDUL NAZIR SAB
STATE INSTITUTE OF `RURAL DEVELOPMENTPANCHAYAT RAJ , MYSURU
ANNUAL REPORT
STATE INSTITUTE OF `RURAL DEVELOPMENT &
ANNUAL REPORT FOR THE YEAR
ABDUL NAZI R SAB STATE INSTITUTE OF PANCHAYAT RAJ
Objectives of the Institute,
Abdul Nazir Sab State
established in 1989 to impart training and capacity building aimed at
Panchayat Raj institutions.
elected representatives of the Panchayat Raj institutions
implementation of various schemes
also endeavours to impart training to people who
by providing them the necessary training
implementation of the various
Since the establishment of the Institute Ministry of Rural Development,
Government of India was insisting to make this Institute as an AUTONOMOUS
BODY, the Government of Karnataka
INSTITUTE OF RURAL DEVELOPMENT AND PANCHAYATH RAJ ” as an
Autonomous Body vide order No.
In accordance with the order t
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ANNUAL REPORT FOR THE YEAR 2017-
R SAB STATE INSTITUTE OF RURAL DEVELOPMENTPANCHAYAT RAJ , MYSURU
Objectives of the Institute, Vision and set Goals
State Institute of Rural Development and Panchayat Raj
impart training and capacity building aimed at
. To accomplish this, the institute aims at
elected representatives of the Panchayat Raj institutions in administration and
plementation of various schemes by enhancing their capabilities and competence. It
impart training to people who are in charge of Rural Governance
necessary training vis-a-vis various issues involved in proper
various schemes.
Since the establishment of the Institute Ministry of Rural Development,
Government of India was insisting to make this Institute as an AUTONOMOUS
he Government of Karnataka converted “ ABDUL NAZIR SAB STATE
INSTITUTE OF RURAL DEVELOPMENT AND PANCHAYATH RAJ ” as an
vide order No. UÁæC¥À/22/vÁ¥À̧ À 2013 Bengaluru dated 10
nce with the order the Institute has been registered as per Karnataka So
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RURAL DEVELOPMENT AND
and Panchayat Raj was
impart training and capacity building aimed at strengthening the
aims at empowering
administration and
bilities and competence. It
Rural Governance
issues involved in proper
Since the establishment of the Institute Ministry of Rural Development,
Government of India was insisting to make this Institute as an AUTONOMOUS
converted “ ABDUL NAZIR SAB STATE
INSTITUTE OF RURAL DEVELOPMENT AND PANCHAYATH RAJ ” as an
Bengaluru dated 10-06-2015.
as per Karnataka Society
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registration Act 1960 (ear 1960 Sl.No.17 of Karnataka Statutory Rule) on 04-07-2016
with Deputy Registrar of Co-operative Society and Societies District Registrar’s
office, Mysuru.
At present the Institute’s Governing Council is presided by the Honourable
Minister for Rural Development & Panchayath Raj, Government of Karnataka. Apart
from the Officers of Rural Development & Panchayath Raj department GoK,
Principal Secretaries of selected Departments, Representative of N.I.R.D & PR,
Representative of Research Institutes, representatives from three tier system of
Penchant Raj, & Experts of RD & PR are nominated as members of this Governing
Council. The Executive Committee presided by the Principal Secretary, RD & PR,
GoK has been formed to look after the day to day activities of the Institute.
Objectives, Vision & Goals of this Autonomous Body
• To Make the Institution as a centre of excellence in the field of Training for
representative of the Panchayath Raj Institutions in Panchayat Raj and Rural
Development related subject.
• To conduct research on Social and Financial Development related subjects in
Rural Area and to
• Conduct training for elected representatives of the Panchayat Raj Institutions, officers at various levels and staff working in the PRIs.
• Conduct workshops, seminars and symposia pertaining to rural development and Panchayat Raj.
• Conduct research and provide inputs to Government on various aspects of Rural Development including policy initiatives.
• Engage in field level studies in coordination with reputed organisations viz., World Bank and other such organisations.
• Organise meetings and give suggestions in formulating various people friendly programmes and their implementation.
• Initiate necessary steps to provide opportunities for proper utilisation of the infrastructural facilities available at the institute to Government departments/organisations and voluntary organisations to conduct their programmes.
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Administrative Setup of the Institute
Administrative Setup at Regional Centres and State Panchayat Resource Centre Government of Karnataka has established Regional Centres of ANSSIRD & PR at Dharwad and Kalburagi vide G.O. No. UÁæC¥À 111 vÁ¥À À̧ 2010, É̈AUÀ¼ÀÆgÀÄ ¢£ÁAPÀ 21/10/2011
and UÁæC¥À 81 vÁ¥À À̧ 2013, É̈AUÀ¼ÀÆgÀÄ ¢£ÁAPÀ 12/11/2013. Further the State Panchayat
Resource Centre has also been established at Bengaluru vide G.O.No. UÁæC¥À 111 vÁ¥À¸À
2010, É̈AUÀ¼ÀÆgÀÄ ¢£ÁAPÀ 21/10/2011. The staffing pattern in the two Regional Centres and
State Panchayat Resource Centre are as follows:
DEPUTY DIRECTOR
DIRECTOR
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
ACADEMIC STAFF:
Faculty (Natural Resource Management) -1
Faculty (Finance) -1
Faculty (Decentralization & Planning) -1
Faculty (Women Studies) -1
Faculty (Communications and Networking) -1
Faculty (Rural Social Service) -1
Faculty (Skill Development) -1
Faculty (Civil Engineering) -1
Faculty (Panchayat Raj& Decentralisation) -1
CORE FACULTY (100% central share) Faculty (Planning and Research) -1
Faculty (Livelihood) ` -1
Faculty (Rural Development) -1
Faculty (Decentralisation) -1
Faculty (Land & Water Resource) -1
Faculty (Information & Technology) -1
GOVERNING COUNCIL
OFFICE STAFF: Audit Officer -1 Superintendent (Admin) - 1 Superintendent (SATCOM) - 1 Caretaker - 1 Cine Operator - 1 Librarian - 1 First Division Assistants - 3 Second Division Assistants - 4 Assistant Librarian - 1 Stenographers - 4 Typists - 3 Drivers - 3 ‘D’ Group - 20 Cooks - 2 Assistant Cooks - 2
TECHNICAL STAFF: Senior Prgrammer - 1
Producer A - 2 Assistant Producer A - 2 Social Researcher – A - 1 Social Researcher – B - 1 Research Assistant - 1 Scientific Assistant – A Library - 1 Assistant Engineer - 1 Junior Engineer - 4 Programme Assistant - 1 Production Assistant - 1 Cameraman – A - 2 Trademan – D (Elcl) - 1 Tape Librarian - 1 Helper – A - 1 Lightman - 2 Telephone Operator - 1
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MANAGEMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES AND ACHIEVEMENT IN ADMINISTRATIVE ACTIVITIES
The posts in the cadre of Faculty, clerical and Superintendents as sanctioned by Government for the administrative and training purpose are filled up on deputation from different departments of Government. The assistants to Faculty are working on outsource basis.
The details of teaching, clerical and superintendent cadre employees serving on deputation basis are furnished in the prescribed form below:
Details of officers/staff in the institute during the year 2017-18
Sl. No
Category Total
No.officers. staff
Men Women S.C. S.T.
1 A 05 04 01 - -
2 B 00 - - - -
3 C 05 03 02 01 01
4 D 14 12 02 03 -
Total 24 19 05 04 01
ANSSIRD & PR, MYSURU
State Panchayat Resource Centre,
Bengaluru
Regional Centre, Kalburagi
Deputy Director - 1 Expert Faculty - 2 Data Entry Operator /Typist/Stenographer - 1 Administration and Accounts Officer - 1 Office Assistant cum Typist - 2 Group ‘D’ - 1
Deputy Director - 1 Expert Faculty - 2 Data Entry Operator /Typist/Stenographer - 1 Administration and Accounts Officer - 1 Office Assistant cum Typist - 2 Group ‘D’ - 1
Additional Director - 1 Research Officer - 3 Administration and Accounts Officer - 1 Support Staff – Admn. and Accounts - 2 Group ‘D’ - 1
Regional Centre, Dharwad
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Details of vacant posts and retired/retiring employees during 2017-18
Sl. No
Category Vacant posts Retired Retiring
1 A 11 - -
2 B 01 - -
3 C 34 - --
4 D 13 - -
Total 59595959 -------- --------
Details of Outsourcing – Employees working on contract basis under various schemes during the year 2017-18
Sl.No Post Joining Date
1. Faculty (Land and Water Resource) 08-12-2017
2. Faculty (Decentralisation) 08-12-2017
3 Faculty (Livelihood) 06-12-2017
4. Faculty (Information & Technology) 12-12-2017
5. Faculty (Rural Development) 06-12-2017
6 Senior Programmer 06-12-2017
7 Faculty (Skill Development) 07-12-2017
8 Faculty (Networking & Communication) 16-12-2017
9 Faculty (Natural Resource Management) 22-12-2017
10 Faculty (RGPSA Coordinators) (2 Posts)
07-12-2017
18-12-2017
11 Research Officers – State Panchayat Resource Center (3 Posts)
07-12-2017,
08-12-2017,
18-12-2017
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Details of Outsourcing – Employees working on Outsource basis under various schemes during the year 2017-18
Sl.No Post Number 1 Expert Faculty(Kalaburagi & Dharwad) 03
2 Administration and Accounts Officer (Bengaluru & Kalaburagi)
02
3 MGNREGS Training Co-ordinators 01
4 Course Assistants Grade-1 05
5 Data Entry Operator/ Typist/ Stenographer (Kalaburagi & Dharwad)
02
6 Administration and Accounts Assistant (Bengaluru) 02
7 Office Assistants cum Typist (Kalaburagi & Dharwad)
03
8 Course Assistants Grade-2 09
9 Cine Operator cum Computer Assistant 01
10 Satcom Technical Staff 08
11 Satcom Technical Staff (Bengaluru) 04
12 Group D (Cook) 03
13 Group-D 14
14 Group-D (Bengaluru, Kalaburagi and Dharwad) 03
14 Security Staff 09
14 Garden Section Workers 14
Total 83
Details of Officers/Staff trained during 2017-18
Sl. No.
Category
State Training
Programmes
Out of the State Training
Programmes
Foreign Training
Programmes
1 A 08 18 -
2 B 02 - -
3 C 1 -
4 D - -
5 Core Faculty 01 04 -
6 Trg Co ordinator - 02 -
7 Project Managers - 05 -
8 Senior Programmer - - -
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Infrastructure Facilities Available
The institute has one administrative block and one hostel building. The administrative block is well equipped with seminar hall, computer centre, Studio to conduct SATCOM training. The infrastructure facilities are as below:
1 Area of the Campus
34,456,.52 Sq. Mts. (8.2 acres or 3.445 hectares) and an area of 14.36 acres of land adjacent to the institute sanctioned by the Government is also in possession of the institute.
2 No. of Buildings Administrative Office Building is under the surveillance of CCTV (16 Cameras)
3 No. of Hostels and available residential accommodation
One hostel building with CCTV Surveillance(8 Cameras) : i) Dining hall with a capacity of 100 persons ii) 24 ordinary rooms - twin sharing basis iii) 04 A/C rooms - twin sharing basis iv) Safe Drinking Water Plan ins installed with the
capacity of 500 Litre/Hr
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Training Rooms/Capacity (Air-conditioned) in Hostel
1) A spacious training hall with 60 seating capacity 2) A small training hall with 25 seating capacity
In the Administrative Building(Air-conditioned Room)
A Seminar Hall with a seating capacity of 60. Computer Training Centre equipped with 25 Computers.
5 Computers/Training Capacity
102 No. (HP 15, Lenovo-87)
6 Laptops 20 No. 7 Server 02 No. H.P. 8 Scanner 04 No. Model 4890-01, 2400-1, 3000-2 9 Laser/Inkjet Printers 22 No. (18 Laser, 4 Inkjet) 10 DVD Copier 02 (07 and 11 DVD Writers ) 11 Photo Printer EPSON L180 Photo printer
12 No. of Vehicles 05
No. Model Date of Purchase 01 Swaraj Mazda 05-10-1991 01 Tata Sumo 25-03-1996 01 Tata Indigo 19-09-2008 01 Ambassador Car 16-10-2008 01 Honda Amez 24-03-2013
13 Audio-Visual equipment i) Television 32 ( One each for for every room in the hostel) ii) Multimedia Projector 05 (Working)
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iii) Public Address System 04 Sets
iv) Cordless Mike 21 v) Mike with Cord 04 vi) Still Camera 01 a) Digital camera 05 vii) CCD Camera 01 (Old) viii) Motorised Screen 03 ix) White Magnetic Board 02 x) LCD TV – 52” (Sharp Co.)
03 (One each at reception room of Administrative building and hostel, one in Director’s chamber )
xi) Electronic Board 01
14 Satellite Training Centre A) SATCOM Studio B) Earth Station C) 5 SUB Studios
15 Video Conferencing Facility
VC has been setup with the help of NIRDPR using BSNL Leased Line connectivity
16 Office Copier Equipments i) Toshiba –E_studio 16 - 01 No. ii) Richo 2852 Digital multicopier 01 No. iii) Richo 2501 S.P. Digital multicopier - 01
17 Library Facilities A. Number of Volumes - 1030 B. Magazines - 12 C. Periodicals - 12
18 Telephone Facility
The Institute has an EPABX machine which can accommodate 80 intercom lines with the help of 12 BSNL landline connections and 3 Fax facilities. The whole Institute is equipped with intercom facility. 18 CUG Mobile facilities have been provided to the officials and the faculties of the institute under MGNREGS Scheme.
19 Internet Facility BSNL FTTP ULD 9999 Plan
20 Provision for Electrical facility
The Institute is equipped with 2 generators with a capacity of 62.5 KVA and 125 KVA. Besides, administrative block, hostel class rooms, computer centre and studio are equipped with UPS facility.
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ANSSIRD & PR HOSTEL SAFE DRINKING WATER PLANT
SATCOM Studio
The Institute is well equipped with an audio-visual SATCOM studio which was constructed with the technical assistance of the Department of Space, Government of India and ISRO at a cost of around Rs. 427.00 lakhs. It has an Earth Station as well as an extended GSAT-12 C Band Modulator with one–way video and two-way audio facilities. Of the 176 taluks in the state, except Bangalore East taluk, receiving centres have been established in all the Taluk Panchayats. The Institute is carrying on its programmes successfully making use of this facility and also extending this facility to several departments of the Government and institutions to conduct their training programmes at a prescribed fee.
SATCOM Sub Studios
ANSSIRD & PR entered into a Memorandum of Understanding with the Karnataka State Electronics Development Corporation Limited (KEONICS) Bengaluru on dated : 24-06-2013 for the work of supply, installation, Testing, Commissioning and Providing Qualified and Trained Manpower for Operation and Maintenance of 05 SATCOM Sub Studios was entrusted to them. The project is implemented under World Bank assisted Gram Swaraj Project. The total cost of the Project is Rs.3,80,78,500/-.
All the 05 sub studios have been functioning without any technical snags and the studio is fully equipped to transmit programmes.
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GRANTS RECEIVED FROM CENTRAL AND STATE GOVERNMENTS, DETAILS OF FINANCIAL AND PHYSICAL PROGRESS
Name of the Project European Economic Community
Head of Account Grants : 2515-00-102-0-08 (Plan)
If under Plan, share of the Centre and the State
50 : 50
Objective For Administrative and training purpose of the Institute.
Fund (Rs. in Lakhs) 2017-18 - State: 302.00; Central: 68.00
Expenditure (Rs in Lakhs) 2017-18 - 335.68
Year Details
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ackw
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Wom
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17-18 Face to Face 4 84 12 0 96 10 3 34 49 24
Progress Report of the Women and Child Development Department Training Programmes
Year Details
No.
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mes
co
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Trainees Participated
Offi
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Oth
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17-18
Face-to-face
2 81 2 0 83 23 5 13 42 20
Satcom 3 19117 19541 96 38754 8132 2031 9971 18620 37937
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Name of the Project Mahathma Gandhi NREGS
Head of Account Through On line
If under Plan, share of the Centre and the State
90 : 10
Objective To train Elected Representatives and officers regarding providing job to each family of unskilled labourers in rural areas for at least 100 days per annum.
Fund (Rs. in Lakhs) 2017-18 - 207.43
Expenditure (Rs in Lakhs) 2017-18 - 319.50 (Utilised from previous year funds)
Progress Report of the Mahathma Gandhi NREGA Training Programmes
Year Details
No.
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co
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Trainees Participated
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17-18
Face-to-face 26 3786 38180 8178 50144 11512 5654 14027 18951 20258
Satcom 10 64695 2095 5867 72657 12793 4252 25524 30088 19748
Name of the Project National Rural Livelihood Mission (NRLM)
Head of Account -do-
If under Plan, share of the Centre and the State
100% central share
Objective The Basic Objective of the NRLM is to bring the assisted Poor Families above Poverty line by Providing them income Generating assets through a mix of Bank Credit and Governmental Subsidy
Fund (Rs. in Lakhs) 2017-18 – 111.53
Expenditure (Rs in Lakhs) 2017-18 – 51.22
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Year Details
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Trainees Participated
Offi
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17-18 Face to Face
6 0 2429 0 2429 623 230 1129 447 2371
Name of the Project Rashtriya Grama Swaraj Yojana Computer Training (RGSY)
Head of Account -do-
Objective The Basic Objective is to make the Officials and Staff of RD & PR Department and ERs computer literate.
Fund (Rs. in Lakhs) 2017-18 - Nil
Expenditure (Rs in Lakhs) 2017-18 - 1.83 (Utilised from previous year funds)
Year Details
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Trainees Participated
Offi
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17-18 Face to Face
9 0 0 101 101 21 7 28 45 41
Name of the Project Gram Panchayat Members Training
Head of Account -do-
If under Plan, share of the Centre and the State
100% central share
Objective Gram Panchayt members Training
Fund (Rs. in Lakhs) 2017-18 - Nil
Expenditure (Rs in Lakhs) 2017-18 - 7.75 (Utilised from previous year funds)
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Progress Report of Gram Panchayat Members Training
Year Details
No.
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Trainees Participated
Offi
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17-18
Face-to-face - - - - - - - - - -
SATCOM 1 4276 0 1495 5771 1100 422 1980 2269 1686
Name of the Project Rashtreeya Gram Swaraj Abhiyan (RGSA)
Head of Account -do-
If under Plan, share of the Centre and the State
100% central share
Objective Strengthening of Panchayats
Fund (Rs. in Lakhs) 2017-18 - 4107.92
Expenditure (Rs in Lakhs) 2017-18 - 2024.49
Progress Report of Rashtreeya Gram Swaraj Abhiyan (RGSA)
Year Details
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mes
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Trainees Participated
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17-18
Face-to-face 57 9703 32882 17720 60305 12794 4584 22678 20249 37421
SATCOM 32 96383 25832 17118 139333 28399 10269 46231 54434 85687
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Name of the Project Drinking Water (ZP Fund) Training Programmes
Head of Account -do-
If under Plan, share of the Centre and the State
100% state share
Objective Drinking water related trainings
Fund (Rs. in Lakhs) 2017-18 - 60.97
Expenditure (Rs in Lakhs) 2017-18 - 54.99
Progress Report of the Training Programmes under of NRDWP
Year Details
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17-18 Face-to-face 12 467 0 0 467 109 36 191 131 83
SATCOM 2 191 13072 0 13263 505 156 8893 3709 13082
Name of the Project Grama Panchayat Organisation Development
Head of Account -do-
If under Plan, share of the Centre and the State
100% state share
Objective Pilot Project in Mulabagilu Taluk in Kolar District
Fund (Rs. in Lakhs) 2017-18 - Nil
Expenditure (Rs in Lakhs) 2017-18 - 0.39
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Progress Report of the Training Programmes under GPOD
Year Details N
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Trainees Participated
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17-18 Face-to-face 1 20 251 99 370 133 15 131 91 184
Name of the Project NIRDPR Training Programmes
Head of Account NIRDPR
Fund (Rs. in Lakhs) 2017-18 - 10.05
Expenditure (Rs in Lakhs) 2017-18 - 11.24
Progress Report of the Other Sponsored Training Programmes (N I RD)
Year Details
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17-18 Face-to-face Training
10 151 175 2 328 58 8 109 153 79
Progress Report of State Accounts Department Sponsored Training Programme
Year Details
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17-18 Face-to-face Training
2 257 0 0 257 51 13 58 135 78
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Name of the Project State Statistical Department Training (SATCOM)
Head of Account -do-
If under Plan, share of the Centre and the State
State Statistical Department
Fund (Rs. in Lakhs) 2017-18 - 14.76
Expenditure (Rs in Lakhs) 2017-18 - 15.99 (Utilised from previous year funds)
Progress Report of State Statistics Department Sponsored Training Programme
Year Details
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2 25464 0 24 25488 4299 1313 9362 10514 4164
Name of the Project Backward Region Grant Fund
Head of Account -do-
If under Plan, share of the Centre and the State
Central Share
Fund (Rs. in Lakhs) 2017-18 - Nil
Expenditure (Rs in Lakhs) 2017-18 - 622.67 (The remaining Grant has been returned due to completion of the Project)
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Name of the Project UNWOMEN Second Phase Training Programme
Head of Account -do-
If under Plan, share of the Centre and the State
Central share
Objective UNWOMEN Second Phase Training Programme
Fund (Rs. in Lakhs) 2017-18 - 16.16
Expenditure (Rs in Lakhs) 2017-18 - 30.35 (Utilised from previous year funds)
Progress Report of UNWOMEN Training Programme
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7 241 133 13 387 140 24 85 138 181
Name of the Project NIPCCD Training Programme
Head of Account -do-
Fund (Rs. in Lakhs) 2017-18 - 7.50
Expenditure (Rs in Lakhs) 2017-18 - 5.59 (Utilised from previous year funds)
Progress Report of NIPCCD Training Programme
Year Details
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1 0 0 622 622 172 85 186 179 622
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Progress Report of Central Fund Training Programme
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1 48 0 26 74 18 03 37 16 21
Other Training Programmes Sl.No. Training / Visit Details Participants
1. Health Department Training Programmes 51985
2. D Devaraj Urs Backward Class Development Board 37
3. Panchayat Parishad Training Programme 54
4. ATI Training Programme 19
5. Housing and Education Training Programme 31
6. Food and Civil Department – Anila Bhagya Programme 3615
7. SSLC Students Motivation Training Programme 15000
8. Geology Department 90
9. KRRDA Department 50
10. MSW Students/ Dignitaries Visit / Others 1275
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Training Need Analysis Workshop, Module Development Workshop, Material Development Workshops are part of each training conducted at ANSSIRD & PR.
The Institute has initiated steps to obtain feedback report in order to understand whether the objectives of the training have been fulfilled effectively from to those who have undergone training and processes of implementation.
Training Programme Photos of “Tarabeti Nade Gramada Kade”
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Programme Photos of “Tarabeti Nade Gramada Kade”
Programme Photos of “Tarabeti Nade Gramada Kade”
Visit of Officials from MoPR, New Delhi to the training Programme
21
Visit of Officials from MoPR, New Delhi to the training Programme
Visit of Officials from MoPR, New Delhi to the training Programme
22
Details of Awards received during the year 2017-18 The institute has secured First price in Dussera Flower show 2017-18 in the
following categories 1. Decorative Garden - First
Details of Administrative Supervision taken up during 2017-18 Since the satellite-based training programmes are telecast through taluk and district centres, the faculty and officers have done periodical supervision in those taluk and district centres to supervise attendance of the participants and redressal of local problems. Details of Replies given in connection with the Questions and Information’s sought during the Legislative Assembly/Legislative Council Sessions
Legislative Assembly Questions
Legislative Council Questions
Answer to Call Attentions
Questions to be answered in the next
Session Total
Received Total
Answered Total
ReceivedTotal
Received Total
Received Total
Answered LA LC
5 5 - - - -
Right to Information Act 2005
Applications received
Answered within the time limit
Fee received for Forms +
Amount received to
give copies of records
Applications finalized after Appeals made
Penalty (in
Rupees)
No. of Cases decided from the
Higher requisition authority
No. of Cases finalized from
the RI Commission
08 08 80/- - - _
Departmental Enquiries and Disciplinary Actions taken: No disciplinary action has been taken against any of the faculty/ officer/ staff working in this Institute.
DIRECTOR
ANSSIRD & PR MYSURU