Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (MGNREGA)

S. No Issues and Decisions Responsibility1 Persondays Generation

The following were discussed:i. First Quarter performance of persondays generation in FY 16-

17 vis-à-vis FY 15-16ii. First Quarter persondays generation against projection as per

LB

The percentage of achievement vis a vis LB projection (upto June, 16 2016) is 118%. The States/UTs below 90% viz., Mizoram, Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh, Bihar, Puducherry, Arunachal Pradesh, Goa, Jammu & Kashmir, Manipur, Meghalaya Andaman & Nicobar Islands and Lakshadweep. Satisfaction was expressed in the pace of persondays generated.

All States/UTs and MoRD

2 Status of Delays in Wage Payments (% of transactions with delay)

As per Section 3(3) of Act, “the disbursement of daily wages shall be made on a weekly basis or in any case not later than a fortnight after the date on which such work was done”.

Due to various measures taken for timely wage payment, the percentage of payment made beyond 15 days has come down to 42% in FY 2016-17.

As per MIS no wage payment has been done in Arunachal, Nagaland, Andaman & Nicobar Islands and Lakshadweep in the current FY.

All States/UTs, except Andhra Pradesh Telangana and Mizoram, have been requested to further reduce the delay in payment of wages.

All States/UTs (except Andhra Pradesh Telangana and Mizoram) and MoRD

3 Pending Liabilities of FY 2015-16

Even after releasing funds to liquidate the pending liabilities (both wage and material) of FY 2015-16, still Rs. 973.55 crore and Rs. 1665.65 crore wage and material liabilities respectively are pending.

All the States/UTs (especially Andhra Pradesh, Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Bihar, J&K, Nagaland, Uttar Pradesh and West Bengal) have been requested to liquidate these liabilities immediately.

All the States/UTs (especially Andhra Pradesh, Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Bihar, J&K, Nagaland, Uttar Pradesh and West Bengal)

4 Completion of incomplete works (works started till 31st March,15)As on 7th July, 2016, 36.36 lakh works were incomplete against 54.59 lakhs incomplete works at the end of March, 2016. The States/UTs

All States/UTs

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S. No Issues and Decisions Responsibilitywill analyse the reasons behind incomplete works and complete all such works (physical and financial) as early as possible.

5 Natural Resources Management worksAt the all India level, 44% of the total expenditure has been spent on NRM works (Category-A works) in FY 2016-17 against 41% in FY 2015-16.

Therefore, States/UTs have been asked to review district-wise expenditure and follow up with the districts.

All States/UTs

6 Individual Assets for Vulnerable Sections" works- Category-B works)

At the all India level, in FY 2016-17 (so far) 15 % of the total expenditure has been spent on Category-B works against 14% in FY 2015-16. However, in many States the percentage expenditure in FY 2016-17 is less than in FY 2015-16.

Therefore, States/UTs have been asked to review district-wise expenditure on individual assets and follow up with the districts.

All States/UTs

7 Construction of farm ponds against target

At the all India level, against the target of 8.8 lakh farm ponds, as on 12.07.2016 only 0.46 lakh (5.25%) have been constructed.

All the States/UTs have been requested to give special focus on construction of farm ponds as per the target set by the respective States/UTs as per the Annual Action Plan for FY 2016-17 (LB meeting minutes).

All States/UTs

8Construction of IHHL against target

At the all India level, against the target of 32.99 lakh IHHLs, as on 12.07.2016 only 2.1 lakh (6.38%) have been constructed.

All the States/UTs (except Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Sikkim, Lakshadweep and Puducherry) have been requested to give special focus to construct IHHLs as per the target set by the respective States/UTs as per the Annual Action Plan for FY 2016-17 (LB meeting minutes).

All the States/UTs (except Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Sikkim, Lakshadweep and Puducherry)

9 Construction of AWC against target

At the all India level, against the target of 63531 AWCs, as on 12.07.2016 only 1238 (2.0%) have been constructed.

All the States/UTs (except Goa and Lakshadweep)

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S. No Issues and Decisions ResponsibilityAll the States/UTs (except Goa and Lakshadweep) have been requested to give special focus to construct Anganwaris (AWC) as per the target set by the respective States/UTs as per the Annual Action Plan for FY 2016-17 (LB meeting minutes).

10 Construction of Vermi/NADEP composting pits against target

At the all India level, against the target of 10.39 lakhs Vermi/NADEP composting pits, as on 12.07.2016 only 0.35 lakh (0.35%) have been constructed.

All the States/UTs (except Lakshadweep) have been requested to give special focus to constructing of vermi/NADEP compost by the respective States/UTs as per the Annual Action Plan for FY 2016-17 (LB meeting minutes).

All the States/UTs (except Lakshadweep)

11 DBT Targets/Achievement

The following decisions have been taken:• All other Camps be completed by July 2016.• ABP conversion of all active workers by August 2016.• PO pendency to be minimized and all pending verification to

be completed.

All States/UTs and MoRD

12 Geo-MGNREGAGeo-MGNREGA is the Mobile based Photo Geo-tagging of all assets created under Mahatma Gandhi NREGA which is being implemented in the States/UTs.The following have been decided:• Block level training by GIS Pioneering District Champions:

States/UTs to submit the Training plan by 21st July 2016• Nomination for National Orientation Workshop by 21st July

2016:Conduct of Workshop on 9th August 2016

All States/UTs and MoRD

13 Reduction of MGNREGA registersAll the States/UTs have been advised to ensure that all the GPs maintain seven mandatory registers prescribed by the Ministry.

All States/UTs and MoRD

14 Research under MGNREGATo facilitate an objective assessment of the implementation of Mahatma Gandhi NREGA, the following decision have been taken:

i. States to identify at least two research areas, where they would commission independent research studies for FY 16-17. NIRD&PR will coordinate the Research Studies

ii. MoRD along with NIRD&PR would conduct/commission independent evaluation studies on different aspects of Mahatma Gandhi NREGA implementation.

All States/UTs, NIRD&PR and MoRD

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S. No Issues and Decisions Responsibility15 Barefoot Technicians (BFT):

The following are the major decision:

i. 8000 BFTs to be trained in current FY.ii. Identification of BFTs based on eligibility.

iii. Training batch creation and submission of training calendar to the Ministry.

iv. Nomination of Master Trainers (ToT) for Training at NIRD&PR.

v. Identification of Training Locations (SIRDs/ ETCs).vi. Affiliation of SIRDs with Agriculture Skill Council of India

(ASCI).vii. Training to BFTs (MGNREGA workers) based on training

calendar.viii. Remaining States may also take-up the BFT project.

All States/UTs, NIRD&PR and MoRD

16 Cluster Facilitation Team (CFT)

The CFT states have been requested to take action on the following:i. Submission of Progress Report in prescribed format

ii. Completion of recruitment of all CFTsiii. Organise State level workshop on CFTiv. Submission of proposals for new blocksv. Regular monitoring of the project

All the CFT States & MoRD

17 Social Audit

All States are to set up independent Social Audit Units, with full time Directors and Governing Bodies.

States are to expedite hiring of full time State and District Resource Persons of SAUs

MoRD to fund training of all SAU Resource Persons (State, District and Block level) under a 30-day Certification Programme designed by TISS in partnership with NIRD.

Master Trainers from each state will be identified and trained by TISS (1st-15th September 2016)

Training of all SAU Resource Persons will commence from 15th September 2016

Indicative Training Calendar for the same is enclosed States who have not recruited Social audit resource persons

have been requested to recruit the same.

All States/UTs and MoRD

18 Project LIFE under MGNREGA

Skilling of MGNREGA beneficiaries is a major initiative of Ministry which States and UTs have to roll out on priority basis. The progress

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S. No Issues and Decisions Responsibilityso far is not satisfactory.

States have been requested to ensure that their targets under various components under Project LIFE - MGNREGA are incorporated under their action plans under DDU-GKY, RSETI etc. and implemented in accordance with protocols advised by the Ministry.

Further, States have been asked to give emphasis on monitoring the roll out.

19 Miscellaneous matters:

Further following have been decided:i. State should prepare Performance Report and circulate it in the

SEGC meetingii. Grievance Redressal Rules should be framed. The Ministry

will share the model Grievance Redressal Rules with the States/UTs

All States/UTs and MoRD

Deendayal Antyodaya Yojana - National Rural Livelihood Mission (DAY-NRLM)

S. No. Point of Action Responsibility

1Pace of promotion of primary level and secondary level federations needs to be speeded up

All States especially Chhattisgarh, Gujarat, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Meghalaya, Tripura

2Develop and roll out Capacity Building plan of the state for developing district and block resource pool using trained State Resource Persons

All States

3 Reduce delays in preparation of MCPs and VRPs and release of CIF All States

4Roll-out Special Projects (NRLP Special Fund) on Convergence immediately

Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, Karnataka, Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Tamilnadu and West Bengal

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PRI-CBO Convergence Pilot Projects:i. Absorb block coordinators of pilots into the SRLMsii. Work with Kudumbashree to complete the Gram Panchayat

Poverty Reduction Plans/Development Plans by December 2016

Assam, Jharkhand, Odisha, Maharashtra, Karnataka and Rajasthan

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i. Submit DPR of approved MKSP AAP and Special fund projects ii. Identify TSA for supporting the approved value chain

development projectsiii. Initiate baseline for the projects approved in last quarter

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SVEP States to:i. Position a dedicated Block project manager (BPM) to look after

the implementation of the programii. Finalize and implement the monitoring processes and calendar for

SVEP at the state, district and block level

Concerned States

8Pending claims of all RSETIs to be cleared at the earliest. States may send supplementary AAPs for clearing pending claims of previous years, wherever required

Concerned States

9

Financial Inclusion:• Strengthening of HR capacities within SRLMs on Financial

Inclusion• Workout bank branch wise target in consultation with NABARD

and SLBC• Ensure submission of loan application of all eligible SHGs by Sept

2016• Report pending application on monthly basis• Follow-up for credit disbursement; Focus on repeat linkage• Coordinate with NABARD in organizing Branch level SHG credit

linkage camps• Strengthen HR capacities for financial inclusion• 1-2 day sensitization programme for all branch managers in

intensive blocks by Dec 2016 • Ensure positioning of Bank Sakhi in all relevant bank branches in

intensive blocks by Sept 2016

All States

10 Initiate campaign on financial literacy for SHGs as per rollout plans prepared.

Rajasthan, Gujarat, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Bihar, Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh, Odisha, Maharashtra, West Bengal

11 Initiate immediate steps for implementation of projects sanctioned under special funds for financial inclusion under NRLP Concerned States

12 Submission of Monthly Progress Report on time States of Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Karnataka, Odisha and Tamil Nadu in particular need to streamline data collection and

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S. No. Point of Action Responsibilitysubmission

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Nomination of professionals for training on transaction based system: Two professionals from each Intensive district in addition to two professionals from the State Unit are to be nominated for training on transaction based MIS system

All States

14State Missions may plan and procure adequate number of tablets/laptops/desktops for smooth implementation of transaction based System

All States

15 States that have not claimed the first instalment of NRLM Funds for current year may send their proposals at the earliest.

Chhattisgarh, Goa, Uttarakhand and Assam

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Audit Report for 2015-16 to be submitted by end September, 2016 showing scheme wise details as follows:

NRLM (NRLM Main, Interest Subvention, RSETIs, SARAS, DDU-GKY and SVEP) NRLP (NRLP, IPPF-II, NRO and SLACC as applicable to SRLMs) details.

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Action on priority on all PMO Action Points, as given below:

1. Identification of 5-10 commodities or products per block as additional sources of income for SHG women

2. Identification and training of SHG women on a range of services/events, where they can provide services

3. Promotion of medicinal plants in high potential areas as additional livelihood source

4. Promote livelihoods diversification through commodity value chains

5. Creation of a database of trained community cadres6. Training 15-20 Master trainers per block7. Development of 1-2 BC agents per GP8. Opening individual account for all SHG members. Aadhar

numbers to be seeded in all accounts

All States

Pradhan Mantri Awaas Yojana – Gramin (PMAY-G)

S. No Issues and Decisions Responsibility

1. Physical Progress:

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Completion of houses sanctioned prior to FY 2016-17 under the erstwhile scheme of IAY and updation of information on AwaasSoft w.r.t the physical progress relating to house completion and construction of toilets along with photographs. Finalization of targets under PMAY-G for FY 2016-17. States to ensure that the houses sanctioned prior to 2016-17 under

the erstwhile scheme of IAY are completed before houses are sanctioned to beneficiaries under PMAY-G so that there is a seamless transition from IAY to PMAY-G.

In respect of 2016-17 targets communicated to the states, the States to furnish information on bifurcation of earmarked targets among SC and ST and intimate district-wise targets to the Ministry.

State Government

2. Financial Progress: Transfer of scheme funds to the State Nodal Account from different

levels of administration to be concluded by 31st August, 2016. Opening balance as on 01.04.2016 to be frozen on AwaasSoft by

31st August, 2016. All payments under PMAY-G viz, payment of assistance to

beneficiaries and transfer of administrative funds to districts to be transacted only through FTOs using the electronic payment platform.

State Government

3. Special Projects: States to submit proposals for release of second installments for special projects sanctioned in 2012-13, 2013-14, 2014-15 and 2015-16.

State Governments

4. Framework for Implementation of PMAY-G:The Framework for Implementation of PMAY-G to be finalized by the Ministry of Rural Development after incorporating comments/ feedback received from various stakeholders. The final Framework to be circulated to the States by September, 2016.

Ministry of Rural

Development

5. Programme Management Unit (PMU): States to set up PMUs at different levels of administration based on requirement.

State Governments

6. Training of Rural Masons:Ministry to facilitate engagement of CSDCI with the State Governments. States to engage accredited Training Providers of CSDCI, conduct ToTs, identify trainees and prepare training plan covering the entire State / UT.

MoRD / State Government

7. House Design Typology Finalization of house design typologies for the States and

incorporation of the identified typologies into Bills of Quantity (BoQ) and Schedule of Rates (SoR) in respect of 18 states viz., Bihar, Odisha, Maharashtra, Meghalaya, Tripura, West Bengal,

MoRD / State Government

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Assam, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Jharkhand, Sikkim, Manipur, Chhattisgarh, Jammu & Kashmir, Uttarakhand, Rajasthan, Himachal Pradesh and Mizoram to be expedited.

Plan for dissemination of identified house typologies for adoption of the same by willing beneficiaries to be prepared by the concerned states. Subsequently construction of demonstration houses to be taken up.

8. Identification of Beneficiaries Process of verification of priority lists by the Gram Sabha and

finalization after review by the Appellate Committee to be completed by the 2nd week of September, 2016.

Simultaneously the final priority lists are to be entered on AwaasSoft.

State Government

9. Retail Loan to Beneficiaries Facilitating loans upto Rs.70,000/- to willing beneficiaries under PMAY-G. States to hold meetings with the bankers to discuss the issue of

providing loan to beneficiaries. NABARD and NHB to be roped in during the discussions.

Ministry to hold meetings with NABARD and NHB and organize a workshop to devise a financial product for the beneficiaries.

MoRD / State Government

10. Development of modules in AwaasSoftNew modules in AwaasSoft have been developed which are as follows: • Module to enable payment through FTOs to beneficiaries

sanctioned houses prior to 2015-16.• Module to identify False Reject and False Success cases.• Module for payment of administrative expenses through FTO.The modules developed may be utilized by the State Governments

State Governments

11. Best Practice/Innovations/Case StudiesStates to submit material on best practices, innovations and IEC to enable compilation of the same by the Ministry.

MoRD/ State Government

12. Construction of toiletStates to ensure that the cost of construction of toilet is met from Swachh Bharat Mission or MGNREGA or any other dedicated source.

State Government

13. Complaints / GrievancesState Governments to furnish the Action Taken Report (ATR) on complaints and NLM reports forwarded to them

State Government

Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana (PMGSY)

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Status of balance work across states was reviewed and States are required to submit Detailed Project Report (DPR) under PMGSY for balance eligible habitations during the Financial Year 2106-17.

States of Assam, Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, Jammu & Kashmir, Odisha, Rajasthan, Uttarakhand and West Bengal have to submit DPR in respect of eligible habitations of PMGSY for approval of Ministry.

State Government concerned

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Notification of Rural Road Maintenance Policy –12 states namely Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh, Punjab, Rajasthan, Bihar, Jharkhand, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Tamil Nadu, Assam and Meghalaya have notified their Rural Road Maintenance Policy and uploaded on OMMAS.

Remaining States are required to notify such policy during Financial Year 2016-17.

State Government

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State share as per the new funding pattern of PMGSY: W.e.f 2015-16, State Governments are required to credit 40% (10% for special category States) of their Annual Allocation as matching share.

Arunachal Pradesh, Gujarat, Jammu & Kashmir, Jharkhand, Kerala, Karnataka, Maharashtra, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Punjab and Sikkim should credit 100% of their matching state share in their SRRDA’s Accounts.State should also keep adequate provisions for crediting matching share during the Financial Year 2016-17.

State Government concerned

4

Release of 2nd installment during Financial Year 2016-17:

State Government are required to submit Utilization Certificate along with corresponding Bankers Certificate and Bank Reconciliation Statement with available fund for seeking release of 2nd installment of annual allocation of the Financial Year 2016-17.

State Government concerned

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PMGSY works held up due to forest Clearance:

States are required to submit road wise details of PMGSY works pending for want of forest clearance at various levels.

All State Government

National Social Assistance Programme (NSAP)

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 S. No. Issues and Decisions Responsibility1 Aadhaar Seeding and Campaign: 

States were enquired about the status of Aadhaar seeding in their respective domains. States responded as follows

Madhya Pradesh: Chief Secretary has been taking meetings and attempts are being made to seed the Aadhaar card details of MGNREGS beneficiaries as well who are eligible under NSAP. 10 lakh beneficiaries’ data out of 40 lakh MGNREGS card holders has already been seeded. Attempts are being made to bridge the gap of 30 lakh.

Odisha: The State has received intimation regarding the Campaign for Aadhaar seeding only recently and efforts are being made for speeding up the seeding of Aadhaar details in NSAP beneficiary data.

Tamil Nadu: Districts are taking up the matter of speeding the Aadhaar seeding. State was requested to speed up the matter.

Uttar Pradesh: There is progress in Aadhaar seeding. Camps are being conducted all over the State in rural and urban areas alike for enrolment and seeding. State was requested to speed up.

Uttarakhand: 30% Aadhaar seeding is already done. State was requested to do the reporting of the same on MIS.

Rajasthan:  The State was requested to speed up the process of Aadhaar seeding.

Gujarat:  The State was requested to speed up the process of Aadhaar seeding

It was insisted that merely conducting campaign for Aadhaar seeding is not enough. The same need to be uploaded on NSAP-MIS by all States and should be reflected in MIS reports.

NSAP Division was requested to monitor the progress closely and conduct follow-up on the matter.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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 NSAP Division/NIC

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2 Incorporation of SECC data into NSAP and universal coverage:

The issues emerged during the discussion on steps to be taken to proceed further with SECC linked NSAP as follows:

Identify the existing beneficiaries receiving benefit under both Central and State schemes along with those receiving assistance under top-up schemes of State.

Figure the Gap between the SECC data and coverage under

 

 

 

 

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 S. No. Issues and Decisions ResponsibilityNSAP and other State schemes at present for Old age pension, widow pension and disability pension

States were requested to give suggestions on the eligibility criteria under Widow and Disability Pensions as follows:

Widow pension: Suggestions invited from States:-

-     Should the pension be given to young widows of 18+ age (under 40 years)?

-    Should the widows be given pension or educational and skill development support or lump-sum assistance at the time of remarriage to encourage widow remarriage? What conditions should be imposed for such assistance?

Disability Pension:-    Should the eligibility criteria be changed from 80%

disability to 40% disability for disability pension? What will be the effect on coverage?

-    Should pension be given to differently-abled persons below 18 years? Or support may be provided in terms of health care and insurance?

West Bengal: The State noted that some existing beneficiaries are not figuring in the SECC list. It was suggested by them that a union of SECC data and current beneficiaries covered in States will lead to wider coverage.

Manipur: Existing beneficiaries is already higher than the coverage estimated under SECC. The State was requested to provide data pertaining to the State.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

State of West Bengal 

State of Manipur 

3 Direct Benefit Transfer:

States were requested to implement DBT mode and make payment of pensions through PFMS/ NPCI mode expeditiously.

 

 All States

4 Timely release of funds:  

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 S. No. Issues and Decisions Responsibility

States were directed to furnish the scheme-wise proposals for release of second instalment in prescribed format before December of each year.

All States

5 Physical and financial progress:

Actions to be taken by States to reduce parking of funds, reducing unjust payments/ wastage and complete utilization of respective State Caps

Updation of data list of beneficiaries at regular intervals so as to avoid duplication of beneficiaries and identifying non-eligible beneficiaries.

To utilize the optimum ceiling (State Caps) of beneficiaries available under NSAP.

All States

Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Grameen Kaushalya Yojana (DDU-GKY)

S. No Issues and Decision Responsibility1 Rating and Grading of States on the following parameters:

Sl no Criteria

1 Quantitative achievements (physical progress)

2 Due diligence, inspections & verification

3 Staff and capacity

4 Funding, payments & PFMS

5 Project appraisal and implementation

6 Attitude, skills & knowledge

7 Mobilization support

8 Placement & retention support

9 Special groups

10 Monitoring, review & reporting

11 Capacity building & training initiatives

All State Governments.

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12 Partnerships with employers

13 Rating of training centres in state

14 Rating of PIA HQs in state

The Rating and Grading criteria of States performance was shared in the meeting and it was requested that all the States may focus on areas of improvement as coming out of Rating and Grading. This has become relevant in context of the fact that most of States have become Action Plan States/ moving towards Action Plan state.It was informed to States that Rating and Grading criteria shall be used to determine the allocation of targets to each state. It was also requested that States should increase the coverage of candidates from MGNREGA families under ProLIFE in DDU-GKY projects.

2 Review of readiness conditions of States to transit to Annual Action Plan

It was informed that at present 12 States have graduated to Action Plan status, and 9 more States have applied to become an Action Plan State with the MoRD. Remaining States of Haryana, Goa, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Arunachal Pradesh, and Sikkim were requested to apply immediately for transiting to Action Plan.

States of Haryana, Goa, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Arunachal Pradesh, and Sikkim

3 Realignment of DDU-GKY with Common Norms for Skill Development schemes notified by Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship, and subsequent action follow up action to realign the ongoing projects w.e.f 1.4.2016.

It was informed by MoRD that DDU-GKY has been aligned with Common Norms. It was also informed that project alignment has been facilitated through an online web-based portal. States were requested to ensure that ongoing projects are realigned with Common Norms early, and new projects are appraised and sanctioned in terms of Common Norms.

Action Plan StatesAnd MoRD (for Year Program States)

4 Use of SECC data for mobilisation of candidates.

States were requested to direct PIAs to use SECC data in mobilisation of candidates, and link with TIN.

All States.

5 Framework for Self-Employment for poverty free panchayats. All States

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S. No Issues and Decision ResponsibilityMoRD shared details of draft Framework for Self-Employment for poverty free panchayats, which has been circulated with all the States for comments. States were requested to furnish comments on the draft Framework for Self-Employment for poverty free panchayats at the earliest.

6 Capturing of performance in DDU-GKY projects on its MIS and integrating the same with Central MIS.

It was informed that CTSAs for MoRD (NIRD and NABCONS) were maintaining a central web-based portal for monitoring of projects including MIS. States with their own MIS portals were requested to integrate their MIS with the central portal through API, and those States without their MIS portal may procure and adopt the central web-based portal maintained by CTSAs.

All State Governments.

Saansad Adarsh Gram Yojana (SAGY)

S. No. Issues & Decisions Responsibility

1

The Ministry has developed online portal for entering progress of SAGY by District Collectors/ Charge Officers.

The progress of Village Development Plan of each SAGY Gram Panchayat need to be updated in the portal by respective District Collector/ Charge Officer immediately

Concerned State RD

Departments

2Quarterly and half yearly reports of Panchayat Darpan data need to be updated.

Concerned State RD

Departments

Common Review Mission (CRM)

S. No. Issues and Decisions Responsibility

1Information regarding visits to the States by the teams of Common Review Mission should be sent to all the concerned Departments in the States looking after the various RD related programmes.

MoRD (Monitoring Division)

2The facilities of Jan Dhan accounts are also need to be extended to MGNREGA accounts in order to give same facilities to the beneficiaries of MGNREGA.

MoRD (RE Division)

3In order to improve the facilities in the SIRDs and ETCs, the Training management fund available in different schemes may be used in future. This can be explored by the Training Division.

MoRD (Training Division)

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