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Home , Amreli, Amreli district, Chamardi, Charkha (Dhari, Gujarat), Dahida, Jafarabad State

District Planning Office

Amreli

INDEX

Sr. Particular Page No. No. 1 Profile 1-10 2 Sector Profile 11-14

Education Sector 12

Health Sector 13

Livelihood and Agriculture Sector 14 3 District Specific Issues 15-20 4 Sector Wise Planning 21-30

4 (a): Gap Analysis 21

4 (b): Action Plan 26 5 Financial Planning 31-50

Education Sector 32

Health Sector 38

Livelihood and Agriculture Sector 44 6 Recommendation of DHDR 51-54 Success Story 55-56

 Published By

Shri S. L. Amrani, IAS Collector and District Magistrate,

 Edited By Shri N. R. Toprani District Planning Officer,

 Cooperation By Shri R. K. Vamja Senior Project Associate, Amreli

Shri H. V. Khuman Senior Project Associate, Amreli

Chapter – 1 District Profile Amreli

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1.1 Unique Features of

Amreli district derives its name from the town of Amreli, which is the Head Quarter of the district. It is believed that during the year 534 AD, Amreli existed as a city place with name Anumanji. After that the name was Amlik and then Amravati. The ancient name of Amreli was Amarvalli. Initially Amreli was the part of Former Gaikwad State of Baroda. During Gaikwad regime in 1886, the compulsary and free education policy was adopted in Amreli for the first time. After independence the district became the part of and a separate district in State after the bifurcation of Bombay State.

Amreli is a small city in in Gujarat. The Kathiawar, peninsula of western , is in Gujarat State. The peninsula extends southwest into the and is bounded on the northwest by the and on the southeast by the Gulf of .

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The peninsula of Kathiawar is named after the Kathis who came to at the close of the fourteenth century. Worshippers of the Sun, they were essentially nomadic and had developed, among other pastoral occupations, the art of horse-breeding. Successive waves of immigrants from other parts of India have led to as upper imposition of different communities and cultures in Kathiawar.

Before 1948, there were some 260 Princely states in the Kathiawar Peninsula of . These were consolidated in a single state named Saurashtra, in which the former rulers would alternate as the constitutional head. Eventually, as expected, Saurashtra became a part of the state of Gujarat.

Amreli has variety of lands like Medium black, loamy, sandy, rocky inferior and saline mainly groundnut, cotton, sesame, bajri, wheat and grams are grown therein. And it has 2 coastal Areas Jafrabad and .

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The Demographic Profile of the District The district Amreli with its Headquarters located at Amreli town is within the Saurashtra region of the Gujarat State. There are 11 blocks in Amreli district.

Table 1.1 Demographic profile of Amreli district Demographic Details Sr. No. Indicator Year District

1 Total Takukas 2015 11

2 Total Villages 2015 618

3 Total Nagarpalika 2015 9

4 Total Village Panchayat 2015 590

5 Total Geographical Area (Sq. KM) 2015 7431.24

6 Total Forest Area (Sq.KM) 2015 568.99

Normal 293836

7 Total Householders Institutional 2011 375 Houseless 626

Total 1514190 8 Population Male 2011 771049 Female 743141 Total 386635 9 Urban Population Male 2011 198495 Female 188140 Total 1127555 10 Rural Population Male 2011 572554 Female 555001

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11 Urbanization % 2011 25.53

Total 964 12 Sex Ratio Rural 2011 969 Urban 948

13 Decadal Growth Rate (%) 2011 8.63

14 Population Density (Persons Per. Sq. Km) 2011 205

Total 173555 15 Child Population (0-6) Male 2011 92047 Female 81508 Total 886 16 Child Sex Ratio (girls per 1000 boy) Rural 2011 891 Urban 870

17 % Of SC Population 2011 8.78

18 SC Sex Ratio 2011 940

19 % Of ST Population 2011 0.16

20 ST Sex Ratio 2011 899

The above table shows that sex ratio of rural area is 969 which is higher than total sex ratio 964 of Amreli district and child sex ratio of rural area is higher than total child sex ratio of Amreli district. Total child sex ratio (886) is less than total sex ratio (964) of Amreli district. Difference between sex ratio and child sex ratio is 78 (i.e. 964-886). The percentage of schedule cast (SC) and schedule Tribe (ST) populations are 8.78 and 0.16 respectively in Amreli district.

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1.2 Administrative Information

Below table shows area in sq. km, Density, Habitat village and city of all 11 talukas of Amreli district.

Table 1.2 Taluka Wise Villages, Gram Panchayats, Area, Density, Villages

Sr. No. Heads Nos. 1 Area (Sq. Kms.) 7431.75

2 No. of Talukas 11

3 05

4 Municipal Corporations 00

5 Municipal Towns 09

6 Panchayats 606

6.1 Taluka Panchayats 11

6.2 Gram Panchayats 595

7 Villages 616

7.1 Inhabited 614

7.2 Uninhabited 02

Source : District Statistic officer- Amreli

The above table shows that the Amreli district covers 7431.24 sq.km. of area, out of that (1179.56 sq.km.) taluka cover 15.87% of area which is the highest area cover in compare to other talukas of district. Vice versa (35.56 sq.km.) taluka cover 4.72% area of district which is comparatively less than other talukas of Amreli district.

Jafarabad having highest density that is 255 while Dhari having lowest density of 132, its because of forest area that taluka cover.

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1.3 Table 1.3 Populations and Decadal Change by Residence & Gender

State/ % of Decadal Change District/ P/M/F T R U Talukas 2001-2011 P 19.3 9.3 36.0

M 19.4 9.1 36 State F 16.2 9.5 36.0 P 8.6 4.3 23.5

M 9.9 6.0 23.1 District F 7.3 2.7 24.0 P 10.9 0.9 23.8

M 11.1 2.8 21.4 Amreli F 10.8 -1.0 26.3 P 4.1 4.1 0

M 6.7 6.7 0 Vadia-Kukavav F 1.5 1.5 0 P 0.6 0.7 0.3

M 1 1.5 -0.2 Lathi F 0.2 0 0.7 P 14.3 -6.3 *

M 15.5 -5.7 * Babara F 13 -6.9 * P 4.4 3.5 6.2

M 6.2 5.9 6.8 Savarkundla F 2.6 1.2 5.5 P -0.5 -17.6 *

M 0.3 -6.7 * Liliya F -1.3 -18.4 * P 20.6 21.2 18.8

M 22.2 23 19.4 Rajula F 19.1 19.3 18.2 P 19 23.1 8.3

M 19.9 24.4 7.9 Jafarabad F 18.2 21.8 8.7 P 2.6 3.1 -1.1

M 3.4 4.1 -1.1 Dhari F 1.8 2.2 -1.2 P 6.1 4.3 8.6

M 8.4 7.4 9.7 Bagasara F 3.7 1.4 7.3 P 10.5 10.5 0

M 13 13 0 Khambha F 8.1 8.1 0

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Decadal change in to total population at district level is reported significantly less than of the state. While from amongst 11 block six blocks reported decadal change in population in percentage less than that of district. From amongst 11 blocks minimum change in percentage is reported negative - 0.5 in Liliya block while it is reported maximum in Rajula 20.6 percentage.

Railway Station Amreli

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Tower

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Chapter – 2 Sector Profile Amreli

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 Education Sector

Sr. Unit of Current/Last Data Sources/ Indicators No. Measurement Levels Year 1 Male Literacy Rate Nos. 82.21 Census 2011 2 Female Literacy Rate % 66.09 Census 2011 3 Gender Gap in Literacy Rate % 16.12 Census 2011 4 Total Literacy Rate % 74.25 Census 2011

Primary Department

5 Drop Out Rate (I-V) % 2.84 SSA 2015-16 8 Female Teacher % 51.63 SSA 2015-16 9 No. of Primary Schools Nos. 897 SSA 2015-16 10 School with Separate Girl Toilet % 100 SSA 2015-16 11 School with Compound wall % 94.03 SSA 2015-16 12 School with Playground % 84.88 SSA 2015-16 13 School with Library % 98.73 SSA 2015-16 14 School with Computer facility % 88.06 SSA 2015-16 15 School with Electrified % 99.87 SSA 2015-16

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 Health Sector

Sr. Unit of Current/Last Data Sources/ Indicators No. Measurement Levels Year 1 Birth Rate (Per 1000 population) % 19.5 CRS 2013

2 Death Rate (Per 1000 population) % 5.5 CRS 2013

3 Nos. 02 Health Statistic Infant Mortality Rate 2013-14 4 % 96.4 DHO- Amreli Institutional Deliveries 2015-16 5 Home Deliveries % 3.6 DHO- Amreli 2015-16 6 Children fully immunized % 99.00 DHO- Amreli March-2016 7 Total Number of PHCs Nos. 41 DHO- Amreli March-2016 8 Total Number of CHCs Nos. 12 DHO- Amreli March-2016 9 Total Number of Sub Centers Nos. 246 DHO- Amreli March-2016 10 Number of District Hospital Nos. 1 DHO- Amreli March-2016 11 Number of Ayurvedic Dispensary Nos. 0 DHO- Amreli March-2016 12 Number of Homeopathy Dispensary Nos. 0 DHO- Amreli March-2016 13 Normal Child % 94.02 March-2015 14 Moderate underweight % 5.33 March-2015 15 Sever under weight % 0.65 March-2015 16 Number of Anganvadi Nos. 1629 March-2017 Number of Anganvadi having own 17 Nos. 1268 March-2017 Bulding

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 Livelihood Sector

Sr. Unit of Current/Last Data Sources/ Indicators No. Measurement Levels Year 1 Work Participation Rate (Total) % 43.4 Census 2011 2 Work Participation Rate (Male) % 58.83 Census 2011 3 Work Participation Rate (Female) % 27.38 Census 2011 4 Main working population (Total) % 34.95 Census 2011 5 Marginal working population (Total) % 8.45 Census 2011 6 Cultivation to total workers % 35.32 Census 2011 7 Agriculture labors to total workers % 31.95 Census 2011

8 Main source of drinking % 68.13 Census 2011 (Tap Water = Treated + Untreated) 9 No of BPL Families (0-16) Nos. 43387 DRDA 2015-16 10 No of BPL Families (17-20) Nos. 40189 DRDA 2015-16

11 Net Area under Irrigation Hector 33800 Irrigation Branch (DP + State) 12 Gross Cropped Area Hector 586803 Agri. Dept., (DP) Amreli 2015-16 13 Net Sown Area Hector 542526 Agri. Dept., (DP) Amreli 2015-16 741754 Livestock-2007 14 Livestock (Growth – 46.39%) Nos. 1085823 Livestock-2012

15 Co-operative milk units Nos. 516 Dist. Reg. Amreli 16 Registered Cooperative milk units Nos. 147 Dist. Reg. Amreli

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Chapter – 3 District Specific Issues Amreli

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 General

1 There is found relatively slow growth in urbanization of the district in relation to that of the state. Significantly two talukas show zero degree of urbanization indicating institutional constraints for development in Kunkavav and Khambha taluka . 2 Drinking water is the most essential one for building human society. Amreli district being largely depending on natural source of water experiences scanty frequently it is because of due intervention of central and state government there is found relative improvement in availability of drinking water. However, facilitating each and every household with tap water is still not completed in total. There is found noticeable drawback with regard to tap water connectivity in Jafrabad and Rajula, while Rajula is also relatively slow in coverage of household with toilet facility.

3 In view of maintaining demographic balance by sex “a concern is greatly expressed over the downward trend in the sex-ratio particularly in child sex-ratio. Amreli district is not found an exception to this fact it would be important to note here the fact that in the state child sex-ratio improved from 883 to 890 but this trend at the district level registered fall of 6 i.e. from 892 in 2001 to 886 in 2011.

4 From the talukas of the there is reported an improvement in child sex-ratio in 5 talukas but in remaining 6 talukas child sex-ratio is declined over a period of decade. The most significant fall is reported in Babra-45 and Jafrabad-30.

5 Social scientists by and large hold the view that healthier rural pockets are better than disorderly growing urban centers. It is therefore understood that the known suggested model-PURA (providing urban amenities in rural areas) is a big challenge for the district in aggregate particularly in Kunkavav and Khambha taluka.

6 Making successful attempt for “Beti-Bachao” campaign is a task considering poor child sex-ratio in the district in aggregate and particularly in Kunkavav, Babra and Bagasara taluka.

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 Education Sector

1 Gender parity index in general refers to inclusion of girls in relation to boys in various components of education. Time series data of last 5 years show relatively downward trend in little in all talukas of the district. There is also found relative variation in gender parity index between the talukas of Amreli districts.

2 Uneven enrollment trends over the period of time in the district in aggregate and the particularly imbalance in between girls and boys enrollment is the matter concern. The district in aggregate has reported fluctuated trends during the years specified in the table. In case of boys enrollment in 2014-15 and 2015-16 showed continuous declined over the respective period of time. While this in case of girls reported downfall in 2014-15 and again an increased in 2015-16. It is important to note that all the talukas of Amreli district registered more enrollment in girls than in boys.

3 An aggregate look at gender bias in education, the most serious challenge is to narrow male- female literacy gap in the district at large and more particularly Rajula and Khambha. This ultimately provides a room for socio institutional capacity building.

4 Bridging rural-urban gap in respect of literacy is tough task. It is inevitable one to have integrated development of the district there is a need to focus specially on programmes which promote qualitative strength in rural education of Amreli district. To mention it is most necessary in Jafrabad, Bagasara, Lilia, Rajula and Savarkundala taluka.

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 Health Sector

1 Considerable dearth in the number of PHCs (primary health centers) most noticeable picture found in Lilia and Bagasara.

2 Uneven progress of PHCs between the talukas in respect of population served by PHC.

3 There is found significant scares of health personals across the district.

4 Health status of the district clearly express growing need for public investment both for primary health care and specialized health care. This seems a challenging task considering relative economic backwardness at micro level.

5 Strengthening child health leading toward capacity building by bringing mal nutrition by zero percent. Child health demands greater attention in view of the future of the districts this appears to be a challenge to make the district children complete free from mal nutrition.

6 Tapping medical talents for multi and super specialty health care. Tapping highly skilled medical personals in the especially distinctive branches like cardiology, neuron, and nephron.

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 Livelihood Sector

1 There is reported poor degree and slow pace in occupational diversification. This holds more validity in rural pockets of the district. Greater degree of marginal workers particularly female marginal workers expresses limitations of occupational diversification.

2 Slow progress towards SHG formation leading to strengthening of livelihood. It is observed across the states of India that self-help groups promoted and run by women play important role in enhancing capacity for livelihood. Looking at the trend observed in the district slow progress in this respect is in general a retarding one for promotion of livelihood.

3 Considerable inequality in the district in aggregate and more particularly in Savarkundala and Amreli taluka with respect to land holding pattern. This influences relative backwardness amounting to poor agriculture.

4 The biggest challenge with regard to strengthening livelihood capacity is to increase female work participation rate mainly through productive source of activities. This demands concentrated and systemic government as well as institutional efforts to make female workforce in to the stream of main workers in place of marginal is the biggest challenge.

5 Looking at the potential of the livestock in the district in general and in Savarkundala, Babra and Dhari taluka in particular there is a challenging task to mobilize the cattle resources towards co- operative marketing for promotion of better livelihood.

6 Considering the degree of inequality in respect of land holding increasing productivity through mechanization is tough task. This demands special attention for marginal holdings in the talukas of Savarkundala and Amreli.

7 Inclusion of available female potentials into institutional form of savings is a challenging task. It is particularly more attentive one in talukas namely Bagasara, Lilia and Kunkavav.

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Nagnath Temple

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Chapter – 4 Sector Wise Planning Amreli

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Chapter 4 (a): Gap Analysis

 Education Sector

Current Projected Target Target Sr. Status Gap Indicators (for year 2017 or 2022) (Year Wise) No. (Unit) (Unit) Year Unit Year Unit 2017 1.87 % 2018 1.72 % 1 Male Literacy Rate 82.21 % 2021 90.00 % 7.79 % 2019 1.56 % 2020 1.40 % 2021 1.24 % 2017 3.01 % 2018 2.88 % 2 Female Literacy Rate 66.09 % 2021 80.00 % 13.91 % 2019 2.79 % 2020 2.63 % 2021 2.60 %

Primary Department 2017 0.78 % 1 Drop Out Rate (I-V) 2.84 % 2019 0.5 2.34 % 2018 0.78 % 2019 0.78 % 2017 1.20 % 2018 0.95 % 2 School with Compound wall 94.03 % 2021 99.00 % 5 % 2019 0.75 % 2020 1.10 % 2021 1.00 %

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Current Projected Target Target Sr. Status Gap (Year Wise) Indicators (for year 2017 or 2022) No. (Unit) (Unit) Year Unit Year Unit 2017 1.85 % 2018 1.35 % 3 School with Playground 84.88 % 2021 90.00 % 5.12 % 2019 0.95 % 2020 0.65 % 2021 0.32 % 2017 0.73 % 4 School with Library 98.73 % 2018 100 % 1.27 % 2018 0.54 % 2017 2.99 % 2018 2.65 % 5 School with Computer facility 88.06 % 2021 100 % 11.94 % 2019 2.34 % 2020 2.22 % 2021 1.74 %

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 Health Sector

Current Projected Target Target Sr. Status Gap Indicators (for year 2017 or 2022) (Year Wise) No. (Unit) (Unit) Year Unit Year Unit 2017 1 1 Institutional Deliveries 95 % 2019 98% 3 % 2018 1 2019 1 2017 1 2 Home Deliveries 5 % 2019 2% 3 % 2018 1 2019 1 2017 1.08 2018 1.08 3 Moderate underweight 5.33 % 2020 1% 4.33% 2019 1.08 2020 1.08 2017 0.25 4 Sever underweight 0.65 % 2018 0.15% 0.50% 2018 0.25 2017 80 2018 90 Number of Anganvadi having own 5 1268 2021 1629 361 2019 75 Building 2020 58 2021 58

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 Livelihood Sector

Current Projected Target Target Sr. Status Gap Indicators (for year 2017 or 2022) (Year Wise) No. (Unit) (Unit) Year Unit Year Unit 2017 5% 2018 5% Main source of drinking water 1 68.13% 2021 90% 21.87 2019 5% (Tap Water = Treated + Untreated) 2020 3.44% 2021 3.43% 2017 11 2018 10 2 Registered Co-operative milk units 147 Nos. 2021 200 Nos. 53 Nos. 2019 11 2020 10 2021 11 2017 32575 2018 33552 2019 34558 3 Livestock 1085823 2022 1296529 210706 2020 35595 2021 36663 2022 37763

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The Plan has been prepared by concern department with coordination of District planning office-Amreli

 Education Sector 1. Literacy Rate:- Literacy rate of Amreli District is 74.25% which is lower than State literacy rate in male and female literacy rate condition also same so in this plan projected target of literacy rate to achieve 90.00% of male and 80.00% of female literacy rate in coming nest census -2021 due to this district literacy rate also will rise.

2. Drop Out Rate:- Drop Out Rate of Amreli District is 2.84% in 2016 so in this plan projected target of drop out rate to achieve 0.5% in 2019.

3. Infrastructure Facilities:- Infrastructure Facilities also important in primary education to develop various skills in to child so child can compete well in this scenario for those in this plan consider following indicators  School with Compound wall  School with Playground.  School with Library  School with Computer facility  Health Sector 1. Institutional & Home Deliveries:- It is very necessary to new born child should born in hospital so that child and mother can get well treatment and reduce IMR and MMR, For that in this plan projected target of Institutional Deliveries to achieve 98.00%, so Home Deliveries will automatically come down.

2. Underweight Child:- Child is future of particular contrary for that child should healthy from born as well as after born, For that in this plan include nutrition sector under this two indicators (a) Moderate underweight (b) Sever underweight are consider for how become healthy child from underweight child.

3. Infrastructure Facilities:- Infrastructure Facilities for anganvadi also include in this plan projected target decided to Achieve 100% anganvadi having own building in 2021

 Livelihood Sector 1. Main source of drinking water:- Drinking water is basic need of human to survive and healthy life, For that in this plan include Main source of drinking water indicators according to census 2011 is 68.13% Household having main source of drinking water, which is target to achieve 90% in next coming census-2012.

2. Registered Co-operative milk units:- To increase milk production registered co-operative milk unit number should increase, so that currently Amreli district having 147 registered co-operative milk unit is target to achieve 200 in 2021.

3. Livestock:- Livestock are domesticated animals raised in an agricultural setting to produce commodities such as food, fiber, and labor. In Amreli district livestock 1085823 according to livestock census-2012, its target to achieve 1296529 in next coming year livestock census-2022.

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Chapter 4 (b): Action Plan

 Education Sector

Implementing Sr. Financial Allocation and source of fund Sector Indicator Scheme Activity Agency Allocation Source No. Year (Rs. In lakh) of fund Male Literacy District Primary Enrolment of Sarva Siksha Abhiyan, Rate Kanyakelavni Educationa 1 Education Boys/Girls & Female Literacy & Office Distribution of Rate Shala & Vidhyalaxmi Drop Out Rate Praveshotsav Sarva Siksha Bonds (I-V) Abhiyan School with Make Batter Compound wall Infrastructure in All Primary School District Primary Primary School with of District by Educationa Sarva Siksha Abhiyan, 2 Cover Under Sarva Office, Gandhinagar, Playground SSA, DDP, Education Siksha Abhiyan, Sarva Siksha DDP,DMF National Festival School with District Abhiyan, Library Decentralize and Planning and Taluka Panchayat School with National Festival Computer facility Scheme

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 Health Sector

Implementing Sr. Financial Allocation and source of fund Sector Indicator Scheme Activity Agency Allocation Source No. Year (Rs. In lakh) of fund Increase in Institutional 40.45+61.29+8 National Institutional 2016-17 Deliveries JSY,JSSK, 0+20 = 201.74 Health Mission KPSY,CY, Deliveries CDHO BSY, 108, Reduce in Amreli Home National Health Mission allocate the fund KHILLHILAT Home Deliveries every year as per rules and regulation 1 Health Deliveries Total Number of PHCs PHCs, CHCs and Sub Center Facilities are provide based on census so Government and National Total Number of Health Mission are taking appropriate step which are required for PHCs, CHCs and Sub Center CHCs Total Number of Sub facilities. Centers Identify chield Moderate Provide Milk underweight & Packet allocate the fund every ICDS ICDS Premix to year as per rules and regulation Sever 2 Nutrition Child as well under weight as Mother Number of Construct State Budget, DDP etc. are already funding to Anganvadi having ICDS Building for ICDS build anganvadi Building own Building Anganvadi

JSY – Janani suraksha yojana , JSSK – Janani shishu suraksha program, KPSY- Kasturba Poshan Sahay Yojana, CY- Chiranjivi Yojana, BSY-Bal Sakha yojana

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 Livelihood Sector

Implementi Financial Allocation and source of fund Sr. ng Allocation Sector Indicator Scheme Activity Source No. Agency Year (Rs. In of fund lakh) Mahi Pariaj District Main source of drinking Dhari Grup Build Water Water & water (Khodiyar Tank, Pipeline, Government Of Gujarat allocate the fund Sanitation (Tap Water = Treated + Dem), Household Tap every year as per rules and regulation Unit, Untreated) DDP, Connection WASMO ATVT, DMF Convent Cooperative milk District Gov. Provide Land on token rate Registered Co-operative Co-Operative units Registrar & milk units in to Reg. Society Cooperative milk & Help of Rs. 5.5 lakh in cash for build units Amar Dary building

1 Livelihood Artificial 2017 42 Insemination, Pasu Arogyamela, 2018 42 pashu Utpadakta Shibir, Department 2019 42 Animal Taluka/Dist. of Department of Livestock Breeding and Pashupalan Animal 2020 42 Animal Husbandry Management Shibir, Husbandry A.I., Born 2021 42 Vacharadi sahay Yojana, 2022 42 Pashupaln Extension

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The Plan has been prepared by concern department with coordination of District planning office-Amreli

 Education Sector 1. Literacy Rate and Drop Out Rate:- In order to rise the Literacy rate Government of Gujarat introducing various scheme such as Kanyakelavni, Shala praveshotsav etc. Under this scheme various Activities including such as 100% enrolment of boys and girls should take part in shala praveshotsav. All Activities will do by implementing agency which is District Primary Education Office and Sarva Siksha Abhiyan.

2. Infrastructure Facilities:- To make better Infrastructural in primary education here many indicatory are consider. According to action plan for batter infrastructure various Activities will be done such as all primary school of Amreli district covered under SSA, DDP, DMF and National Festival.

 Health Sector 1. Institutional & Home Deliveries:- JSY – Janani suraksha yojana , JSSK – Janani shishu suraksha program, KPSY- Kasturba Poshan Sahay Yojana, CY- Chiranjivi Yojana, BSY-Bal Sakha yojana , Khilkhilat etc. schemes are introducing by the Government of Gujarat to achieve high Institutional Deliveries and reduce home deliveries. For that particular purpose at district level Chef District Health Officer is an Implementing Agency and National Health mission is funding every year.

2. Underweight Child:- In order to reduce the underweight child and grow the child well identify child than Provide milk & packet premix to child as well as mother. There are two segment for easy to work on underweight child (a) Moderate underweight child (b) Sever underweight child.

3. Infrastructure Facilities:- Infrastructure Facilities for anganvadi also include in this plan projected target decided Achieve 100% anganvadi having own building in 2021.  Livelihood Sector 1. Main source of drinking water:- More number of Household having main source of drinking water Drinking water for that particular purpose in Amreli district no of scheme is activate such as mahi pariaj, phari grup (khodiyar dem),DDP, ATVT, DMF by different Implementing Agency. which is target to achieve 90% in next coming census-2021.

2. Registered Co-operative milk units:- To increase milk production Registered co-operative milk unit number should increase, so that Convent co-operative milk units in to Registered Co-operative milk units, currently Amreli district having 147 registered co-operative milk units is target to achieve 200 in 2021.

3. Livestock:- To enhance the economy by livestock many activities are carrying by department of animal husbandry such as Artificial Insemination, Pasu Arogyamela, pashu Utpadakta Shibir,Taluka/Dist. Pashupalan Shibir, A.I., Born Vacharadi sahay Yojana, Pashupaln Extension and government also funding for that particular scheme. 30 | P a g e

Chapter – 5 Financial Planning Amreli

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 Education Sector

The non-existence of basic infrastructure and amenities such as toilets and water facilities in schools invariably leads to irregular attendance and dropouts among children, especially girls.

State government has made mandatory for schools to have provision of basic infrastructure and amenities such as access for adequate drinking water, toilets, electricity, compound wall, library, and playground as well as computer and technology.

So, Amreli district has provide important to infrastructure and amenities in schools and consider following works related to education in 15 % vivekadhin planning 2016-17 ( Taluka Level)

Amreli

Sr. Proposal Proposal Village Particular Of Work No. Date Amount 1 Rajstali RCC Wall At Primary School 4/22/2016 300000

2 Vankiya Mid-Day Mill Shed At Primary School 4/22/2016 300000

3 Mangavapal Compound Wall At Primary School 4/22/2016 350000

4 Giriya Pipe Line, Sub Pump And Tank At Primary School 4/22/2016 75000

5 Keriyanagas Mid-Day Mill Shed At Primary School 4/22/2016 300000

6 Mota Bhandariya Mid-Day Mill Modern Kitchen And Shed At Primary School 4/22/2016 510000

7 Shedubhar Slab Derange At Primary School Road 4/22/2016 500000

8 Venivadar Mid-Day Mill Shed At Primary School 4/22/2016 100000

Total 2435000

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Babara

Sr. Proposal Proposal Village Particular Of Work No. Date Amount 1 Ghugharala Compound Wall At Primary School 3/5/2016 450000 2 Miya Khijadiya Bore And Sub Pump At Primary School 3/5/2016 90000 3 Isapar Bore And Sub Pump At Primary School 3/5/2016 90000 4 Vavada Block Paving From Bus Stand To Primary School 3/5/2016 250000 5 Chamadi Block Paving From Karashanbhai House To Pri. School 3/5/2016 350000 6 Hathigadh Block Paving From Chock To Primary School 3/5/2016 100000 7 Amarvalpur Block Paving At Primary School 3/5/2016 100000 8 Nani Kundal Bore, Sub Pump And Block Paving At Primary School 3/5/2016 350000 9 Shiravani Block Paving At New Primary School 3/5/2016 230000 10 Kidi Block Paving At New Primary School 3/5/2016 150000 11 Karnuki Block Paving At Primary School And Its Road 3/5/2016 70000 12 Vankiya Block Paving At Primary School 3/5/2016 150000 13 Khakhariya Block Paving At Primary School Road 3/5/2016 300000 14 Dared Block Paving At Primary School 3/5/2016 150000 15 Galkotadi Bore, Sub Pump And Tank At Primary School 3/5/2016 300000 16 Nadala Water Tank At Primary School 3/5/2016 300000 17 Kotadapitha Block Paving From Vavada Road To Primary School 3/5/2016 300000 18 Vandaliya Bore And Sub Pump At Primary School 3/5/2016 90000 19 Amarapara Drainage Facility At Primary School Road 3/5/2016 300000 20 Sukhapur CC Road At Sima School And Mafat Plot 3/5/2016 250000 21 Samadhiyala Protection Wall From Pri, School To Sanjaybhai House 3/5/2016 150000 Total 4520000

Bagasara

Sr. Proposal Proposal Village Particular Of Work No. Date Amount 1 Shilana Compound Wall At Secondary School Mgt. By Gram 3/18/2016 700000 2 Ghantiyana Compound Wall At Primary School 3/18/2016 300000 Total 1000000 33 | P a g e

Dhari

Sr. Proposal Proposal Village Particular Of Work No. Date Amount 1 Dhargani Bore And Machinery At Primary School 4/27/2016 300000 2 Vekariyapara Block Paving Near Primary School 4/27/2016 185000 3 Bharad Mid-Day Mill Shed At Primary School 4/27/2016 100000 4 Compound Wall At Primary School 4/27/2016 100000 5 Devala Water Tank At Primary School 4/27/2016 100000 6 Bore And Machinery At Primary School 4/27/2016 150000 7 Patla Compound Wall At Primary School 4/27/2016 100000 Total 1035000

Jafrabad

Sr. Proposal Proposal Village Particular Of Work No. Date Amount 1 Rohisa CC Road From School To Main Road 4/6/2016 200000 2 Balana Compound Wall At Primary School 4/6/2016 250000 Total 450000

Khambha

Sr. Proposal Proposal Village Particular Of Work No. Date Amount 1 Daladi CC Road At Primary School Road 4/21/2016 200000 2 Chakrava CC Road From Primary School To Towards Village 4/21/2016 200000 3 Nesadi-2 Drinking Water Facility At Primary School 4/21/2016 150000 4 Bhundani Mid-Day Mill Kitchen At Primary School 4/21/2016 150000 5 Dedan Mid-Day Mill Shed At Kanya Shala 4/21/2016 200000 6 Borala CC Road Connected With Primary School 4/21/2016 200000 7 Katpara Drinking Water Facility At Primary School 4/21/2016 200000 8 Ambliyala Drinking Water Facility At Primary School 4/21/2016 200000 9 Gorana Drinking Water Facility At Primary School 4/21/2016 150000 10 Rugnath Compound Wall At Primary School 4/21/2016 200000

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11 Kotada Compound Wall At L&T Primary School 4/21/2016 200000 12 Anida Compound Wall At Primary School 4/21/2016 150000 13 Umariya Compound Wall At Primary School 4/21/2016 150000 14 Tataniya CC Road Connected With Primary School 4/21/2016 200000 15 Lasa CC Road Form Pri. School To Vasabhai House 4/21/2016 200000 16 Gidardi Drinking Water Facility At Primary School 4/21/2016 200000 17 Ingorala Drinking Water Facility At Primary School 4/21/2016 200000 18 Dadhiyali Mid-Day Mill Kitchen At Primary School 4/21/2016 200000 19 Rabarika Penetration Block Near Secondary School 4/21/2016 200000 20 Mota Sarakadiya Drinking Water Facility At Primary School 4/21/2016 200000 21 Jivapar Drinking Water Facility At Primary School 4/21/2016 150000 22 Nanudi Drinking Water Facility At Primary School 4/21/2016 150000 23 Chaturi Drinking Water Facility At Primary School 4/21/2016 100000 24 Pipalava PVC Drainage From Primary School To River 4/21/2016 200000 Total 4350000

Kunkavav

Sr. Proposal Proposal Village Particular Of Work No. Date Amount 1 Devagam Flood Protection Wall Near High School 4/16/2016 200000 2 Khajuri Pipariya Flood Protection Wall Near Primary School 4/16/2016 250000 3 Dhundhiya Pipariya Drainage From Primary School 4/16/2016 250000 4 Moti Kunkavav Flood Protection Wall Near Kanya High School 4/16/2016 350000 5 Jangar Block Paving At Primary School 4/16/2016 100000 6 Mota Ujala Toilet Blok At Primary School 4/16/2016 150000 7 Ishwariya Drinking Water Stand At Primary School 4/16/2016 70000 8 Khijadiya Compound Wall At Primary School 4/16/2016 130000 9 Anida Flood Protection Wall Near Primary School 4/16/2016 200000 10 Jithudi Block Paving Road Near Primary School 4/16/2016 200000 11 Baravala Baval Block Paving Road Near Primary School 4/16/2016 200000 12 Tori Block Paving Road Near Primary School 4/16/2016 200000 13 Bhayavadar RCC Drainage Near Primary School To River 4/16/2016 300000 14 Najapur Block Paving From Bhikhabhai House To Pri. School 4/16/2016 400000

Total 3000000

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Lathi

Sr. Proposal Proposal Village Particular Of Work No. Date Amount 1 Kerala Compound Wall At Primary School 3/4/2016 200000 2 Aliudepur Block Paving At Primary School Road 3/4/2016 250000 3 Malaviya Pipariya Mid-Day Mill Shed At Primary School 3/4/2016 100000 4 Dudhalabai Compound Wall At Primary School 3/4/2016 125000 5 Luvariya Compound Wall And Water Facility At Primary School 3/4/2016 75000 6 Shakhpur Water Facility In Primary School 3/4/2016 75000 7 Jarakhiya Mid-Day Mill Stage And Shed At Primary School 3/4/2016 250000 8 Adatala Mid-Day Mill Stage And Shed At Primary School 3/4/2016 300000 9 Adatala Block Paving At Primary School Road 3/4/2016 100000 10 Dahithara Block Paving At Primary School Road 3/4/2016 150000 11 Muliyapat Water Facility In Primary School 3/4/2016 50000 12 Rabhada Water Facility In Primary School 3/4/2016 50000 13 Rampar Water Facility In Primary School 3/4/2016 50000 14 Chabhadiya Mid-Day Mill Stage And Shed At Primary School 3/4/2016 300000 15 Dhufaniya Block Paving At Primary School Road 3/4/2016 100000 Total 2175000

Rajula

Sr. Proposal Proposal Village Particular Of Work No. Date Amount 1 Amuli Pipe Line Of Water At Primary School 4/16/2016 100000 2 Chatadiya Bore, Sub. Pump And Stand Post At Primary School 4/16/2016 100000 3 Dipadiya Bore, Sub. Pump And Stand Post At Primary School 4/16/2016 100000 4 Khakhbai Pipe Line Of Drinking Water At Primary School 4/16/2016 100000 5 Mota Ringaniyala Bore, Sub. Pump And Stand Post At Primary School 4/16/2016 150000 6 Ladiyali Pipe Line Of Drinking Water At Primary School 4/16/2016 150000 7 Katar Bore, Sub. Pump And Stand Post At Primary School 4/16/2016 200000 8 Khambhaliya Bore, Sub. Pump And Stand Post At Primary School 4/16/2016 100000 9 Rampar-1 Bore, Sub. Pump And Stand Post At Primary School 4/16/2016 100000 10 Rajaparda Bore, Sub. Pump And Stand Post At Primary School 4/16/2016 150000

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11 Khari Bore, Sub. Pump And Stand Post Near Pri. School 4/16/2016 150000 12 Kotadi Bore, Sub. Pump And Stand Post At Primary School 4/16/2016 150000 13 Vavera Bore, Sub. Pump And Stand Post At Primary School 4/16/2016 150000 14 Majadar Bore, Sub. Pump And Stand Post At Primary School 4/16/2016 100000 15 Moti Kharali Bore, Sub. Pump And Stand Post At Primary School 4/16/2016 150000 Total 1950000

Savarkundla

Sr. Proposal Proposal Village Particular Of Work No. Date Amount 1 Bhokarva Bore, Sub. Pump At Bhadanesh Primary School 4/19/2016 150000 2 Khalpar Bore, Sub. Pump At Primary School 4/19/2016 100000 3 Jambuda Approach Road With Cross Drainage At Pri. School 4/19/2016 300000 4 Meriyana Bore, Sub. Pump At Primary School 4/19/2016 150000 5 Bhekara Bore, Sub. Pump At Primary School 4/19/2016 150000 6 Chikhali Bore, Sub. Pump At Primary School 4/19/2016 150000 7 Khadasali Bore, Sub. Pump At Primary School 4/19/2016 150000 8 Khodiyana Bore, Sub. Pump At Primary School 4/19/2016 150000 9 Matirala Bore, Sub. Pump At Primary School 4/19/2016 150000 10 Goradka Compound Wall At New Primary School 4/19/2016 200000 11 Simaran Compound Wall At Primary School 4/19/2016 200000 12 Kerala Mid-Day Mill Shed At Primary School 4/19/2016 300000 13 Badhada Compound Wall At Pay Center School 4/19/2016 300000 14 Jira Mid-Day Mill Shed At Primary School 4/19/2016 300000 15 Vansiyali Mid-Day Mill Shed At Primary School 4/19/2016 300000 Total 3050000

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 Health Sector

Health and nutrition is one of the important components of human resource development. Increased income and reduced poverty make people afford better diets, improved health care, and healthier living conditions. Healthier people can transform their energy into productivity, both mental and physical, more efficiently than ill health and undernourished people can do. An efficient use of people’s productivity turns into more economic output, higher income and economic development.

Thus, Amreli district has provide important to Health and Nutrition Sector and consider following works related to Health and Nutrition in 15 % vivekadhin planning 2016-17 ( Taluka Level)

Amreli

Sr. Proposal Proposal Village Particular Of Work No. Date Amount 1 Thoradi Compound Wall At Anganvadi 4/22/2016 150000 2 Thoradi Toilet Facility At Anganvadi 4/22/2016 25000

3 Mota Gokhalvada Drinking Water Facility Equipment At Anganvadi 4/22/2016 25000

4 Nana Gokhalvada Drinking Water Facility Equipment At Anganvadi 4/22/2016 25000

Drinking Water Facility Equipment At Anganvadi 5 Vankiya 4/22/2016 25000 (Bhadvar Wad) 6 Mangavapal Compound Wall At Dem Road Anganvadi 4/22/2016 150000 7 Keriyanagas Drinking Water Facility Equip. At Anganvadi No. 46 4/22/2016 25000 8 Chapathal Drinking Water Facility Equip. At Anganvadi No. 96 4/22/2016 25000 9 Chapathal Compound Wall At Anganvadi No. 96 4/22/2016 150000 10 Ishwariya Drinking Water Facility Equip. At Anganvadi No. 43 4/22/2016 25000

11 Ishwariya Toilet Facility At Anganvadi NO. 43 4/22/2016 25000

12 Nava Gariya Toilet Facility At Anganvadi 4/22/2016 25000 13 Vankiya Compound Wall At Anganvadi (Mafat Plot Area) 4/22/2016 150000 14 Keriyanagas Compound Wall At Anganvadi No. 46 4/22/2016 150000 Total 975000

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Babara

Sr. Proposal Proposal Village Particular Of Work No. Date Amount 1 Vavda Compound Wall At Anganvadi 3/5/2016 150000 2 Kotadapitha Compound Wall At Anganvadi (Vavada Road) 3/5/2016 150000

3 Jivapar Blok Pavin At Anganvadi Road 3/5/2016 100000 4 Raypar Compound Wall At Anganvadi 3/5/2016 200000 5 Jambaraala Compound Wall At Anganvadi 3/5/2016 150000 6 THorakhan Compound Wall At Anganvadi 3/5/2016 100000 7 Pansada Compound Wall At Anganvadi 3/5/2016 150000 8 Mota Devaliya Compound Wall At Two Anganvadi 4/29/2016 350000 Total 1350000

Bagasara

Sr. Proposal Proposal Village Particular Of Work No. Date Amount 1 Juna Vaghaniya CC Road From Main Road to Pragya School To Anganvadi 3/18/2016 600000 2 Samadhiyala Compound Wall At Anganvadi No. 16 3/18/2016 200000 3 Hulariya Compound Wall At Anganvadi No. 85 3/18/2016 200000 4 Kagdadi Compound Wall At Anganvadi No. 72 3/18/2016 200000 5 Shapar Compound Wall At Anganvadi No. 90 3/18/2016 200000 6 Lundhiya Compound Wall At Anganvadi No. 94 3/18/2016 200000 7 Juna Vaghaniya Compound Wall At Anganvadi No. 14 3/18/2016 200000 8 Nava Pipariya Compound Wall At Anganvadi No. 26 3/18/2016 200000 9 Mavjinjava Compound Wall At Anganvadi No. 29 3/18/2016 200000 10 Hamapur Compound Wall At Anganvadi No. 33 3/18/2016 200000 11 Pithadiya Compound Wall At Anganvadi No. 2 3/18/2016 200000 12 Balapur Compound Wall At Anganvadi No. 20 3/18/2016 200000 13 Khari Compound Wall At Anganvadi No. 53 3/18/2016 200000 Total 3000000

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Dhari

Sr. Proposal Proposal Village Particular Of Work No. Date Amount 1 Malsika Build New Anganvadi 4/27/2016 500000 2 Gadhiya Compound Wall At Anganvadi 4/27/2016 200000 2 Prempara Compound Wall At Anganvadi (Near Radhakrushna Temple) 4/27/2016 200000 Total 900000

Jafrabad

Sr. Proposal Proposal Village Particular Of Work No. Date Amount 1 Bhada Compound Wall At Anganvadi 4/6/2016 150000 2 Kerala Compound Wall At Anganvadi 4/6/2016 150000 3 Balanivav Compound Wall At Anganvadi 4/6/2016 150000 4 Timbi Compound Wall At Anganvadi No. 82 4/6/2016 150000 5 TImbi Compound Wall At Anganvadi No. 83 4/6/2016 150000 6 Mota Mansa Compound Wall At Anganvadi No. 98 4/6/2016 150000 7 Mota mansa Compound Wall At Anganvadi No. 124 4/6/2016 150000 8 Hemal Compound Wall At Anganvadi No. 95 4/6/2016 150000 9 Lunsapur Compound Wall At Anganvadi No. 81 4/6/2016 150000 10 Vadhera Compound Wall At Anganvadi No. 36 4/6/2016 150000 Total 1350000

Khambha

Sr. Proposal Proposal Village Particular Of Work No. Date Amount 1 Talda Compound Wall At Anganvadi No. 32 4/21/2016 150000 2 Salva Compound Wall At Anganvadi 4/21/2016 100000 3 Nana Barmaran Compound Wall At Anganvadi 4/21/2016 150000 4 Pipariya Compound Wall At Anganvadi 4/21/2016 200000 5 Bhaniya Bore And Hand Pump Near Anganvadi 4/21/2016 100000 Total 900000 40 | P a g e

Kunkavav

Sr. Proposal Proposal Village Particular Of Work No. Date Amount 1 Dadva Randalna Compound Wall At Anganvadi 4/16/2016 200000 2 Targhari Compound Wall At Anganvadi 4/16/2016 200000 3 Rampur Compound Wall At Anganvadi Dalitvas 4/16/2016 150000 4 Vadiya Compound Wall At Anganvadi 4/16/2016 200000 5 Rampur Water Tank And Motor At Anganvadi 4/16/2016 40000 6 Sanali Water Tank, Motor And Pipe Fitting At Anganvadi 4/16/2016 40000 7 Moti Kunkavav Water Tank, Motor And Pipe Fitting At 2 Anganvadi 4/16/2016 80000 8 Anida Water Tank, Motor And Pipe Fitting At Anganvadi 4/16/2016 40000 9 Targhari Water Tank, Motor And Pipe Fitting At Anganvadi 4/16/2016 40000 10 Devalki Water Tank, Motor And Pipe Fitting At Anganvadi 4/16/2016 40000 11 Water Tank, Motor And Pipe Fitting At Anganvadi 4/16/2016 40000 12 Rampur Water Tank, Motor And Pipe Fitting At Anganvadi 4/16/2016 40000 13 Sanali Toilet Blok At Anganvadi 4/16/2016 40000 14 Vadiya Toilet Blok At Anganvadi 4/16/2016 40000 15 Bambhaniya Toilet Blok At Anganvadi 4/16/2016 40000 16 Lunidhar Toilet Blok At Anganvadi 4/16/2016 40000 17 Nani Kunkavav Toilet Blok At Anganvadi 4/16/2016 40000 18 Jangar Toilet Blok At Anganvadi 4/16/2016 40000 Saringpar 19 Toilet Blok At Anganvadi 4/16/2016 40000 20 Bhayavadr Toilet Blok At Anganvadi 4/16/2016 40000 21 Anida Toilet Blok At Anganvadi 4/16/2016 40000 22 Suryapratapgadha Toilet Blok At Anganvadi 4/16/2016 40000 23 Morvada Toilet Blok At Anganvadi 4/16/2016 40000 24 Rampur Toilet Blok At Anganvadi 4/16/2016 40000 25 Baravalabavisi Toilet Blok At Anganvadi 4/16/2016 40000 26 Moti Kunkavav Compound Wall At Anganvadi (Ambektar ) 4/16/2016 120000 Total 1750000

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Lathi

Sr. Proposal Proposal Village Particular Of Work No. Date Amount 1 Narannagar Compound Wall At Anganvadi No. 8 3/4/2016 150000 2 Pipalva Compound Wall At Anganvadi No. 11 3/4/2016 350000 3 Keriya Compound Wall At Anganvadi No. 21 3/4/2016 400000 4 Chavand Compound Wall At Anganvadi No. 32 3/4/2016 250000 5 Hajiradhar Compound Wall At Anganvadi No. 83 3/4/2016 125000 6 BHingrad Compound Wall At Anganvadi No. 44 3/4/2016 150000 7 Memda Compound Wall At Anganvadi No. 34 3/4/2016 150000 8 Bhalvav Compound Wall At Anganvadi No. 82 3/4/2016 150000 9 Ambardi Compound Wall At Anganvadi No. 7 3/4/2016 150000 10 Shekh Pipariya Compound Wall At Anganvadi No. 17 3/4/2016 150000 11 Hirana Compound Wall And Water Facility At Anganvadi 3/4/2016 150000 Total 2175000

Rajula

Sr. Proposal Proposal Village Particular Of Work No. Date Amount 1 Dhareshvar Blok paving In Anganvadi 4/16/2016 100000 2 Jinjka Anganvadi Room 4/16/2016 500000 3 Kadiyali Compound Wall At Anganvadi 4/16/2016 150000 4 Doliya Compound Wall And Water Facility At Anganvadi 4/16/2016 200000 5 Dungarparda Compound Wall And Water Facility At Anganvadi 4/16/2016 100000 6 Janjrda Sanitation Facility At Anganvadi 4/16/2016 100000 7 Mota Gariya Compound Wall At Anganvadi 4/16/2016 150000 Nana Mota 8 Anganvadi Room 4/16/2016 500000 Mobhiyana 9 Dharano Nesh Compound Wall At Anganvadi 4/16/2016 100000 10 Balapar Anganvadi Room 4/16/2016 500000 11 Barpatoli Blok paving In Anganvadi 4/16/2016 100000 12 Viktar Compound Wall At Anganvadi 4/16/2016 200000 Total 2700000 42 | P a g e

Savarkundal

Sr. Proposal Proposal Village Particular Of Work No. Date Amount 1 Jira Compound Wall At Anganvadi No. 134 4/19/2016 150000 2 Shelana Compound Wall At Anganvadi No. 112 4/19/2016 150000 3 Senjal Compound Wall At Anganvadi No. 95 4/19/2016 150000 4 Bagoya Compound Wall At Anganvadi No. 249 4/19/2016 150000 5 Nesadi Compound Wall At Anganvadi No. 152 4/19/2016 150000 6 Shelana Compound Wall At Anganvadi No. 113 4/19/2016 150000 7 Dhar Compound Wall At Anganvadi No. 182 4/19/2016 150000 8 Nana Zinzda Kitchenware Equipment At Anganvadi No. 68 & 69 4/19/2016 8000

9 Compound Wall At PHC Center 4/19/2016 500000 Total 1558000

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 Livelihood Sector

Amreli

Sr. Proposal Proposal Village Particular Of Work No. Date Amount 1 Chital 5000 Ltr. Tank At Valmiki Samaj Area 4/22/2016 50000 5000 Ltr. Tank and Sub. Pump related Machinery on 2 Chital 4/22/2016 125000 Current Bore At Railway Station Area Bore, Sub. Pump Machinery, Tank, Bath At Dalit 3 Vithalpur 4/22/2016 300000 Crematoria 4 Vadera 200 MM Cement Pipe Drainage 4/22/2016 500000

5 Nana BHandariya Bore for Water 4/22/2016 50000

6 SHedubha 200 MM Cement Pipe Drainage At Mafat Plot 4/22/2016 150000 5000 Ltr. Tank and Sub. Pump related Machinery on 7 Jasvantgadh 4/22/2016 75000 Current Bore At Sarmaliya Plot 5000 Ltr. Tank and Sub. Pump related Machinery on 8 Jasvantgadh 4/22/2016 75000 Current Bore At Kangasiya Plot 5000 Ltr. Tank and Sub. Pump related Machinery on 9 Jasvantgadh 4/22/2016 75000 Current Bore At Ambektar Nagar 200 MM Cement Pipe Drainage At old Road Of Mota 10 Jaliya 4/22/2016 350000 Bhandariya 11 Varasada Water Pipe Line At Ramnagar Area 4/22/2016 200000

12 Devaliya 200 MM Cement Pipe Drainage At Dalit Vas 4/22/2016 500000 200 MM Cement Pipe Drainage from Vallabhbhai House 13 Khijadiaya Khari 4/22/2016 400000 To Quitter Of Papu Total (General) 2850000

Compound Wall, Bore, Sub Pump and Water Tank At Dalit 1 Monpur 4/22/2016 510000 Crematoria 2 Rikadiya 200 MM Cement Pipe Drainage At Dalit Vas 4/22/2016 510000 3 Vadera 200 MM Cement Pipe Drainage At Dalit Vas 4/22/2016 80000 4 Nana Bhandariya 200 MM Cement Pipe Drainage At Dalit Vas 4/22/2016 200000 Total (S.C.) 1300000

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Babara

Sr. Proposal Proposal Village Particular Of Work No. Date Amount 1 Mota Devaliya Infrastructure Facility (Water Tank) At S.C. Crematoria 3/5/2016 130000

2 Ingorala Bore, Sub. Pump Machinery 3/5/2016 200000 3 BHiladi Bore, Sub. Pump Machinery and Tank 3/5/2016 150000 4 Lunki Under Ground Drainage 3/5/2016 200000 5 Amrapara Under Ground Drainage At Mafrat Plot 3/5/2016 300000 6 Thorkhan Under Ground Drainage 3/5/2016 250000 7 Garni Under Ground Drainage At Old Village 3/5/2016 150000 8 Lotadapitha Electrification At Road 3/5/2016 70000 9 Under Ground Drainage Near Bhartbhai Maheta House 3/5/2016 100000 10 Ranpar Under Ground Drainage 3/5/2016 250000 Total (General) 1800000 1 Lonkotada Streetlight At Harijan Vas 3/5/2016 150000 Total (S.C.) 150000

Bagasara

Sr. Proposal Proposal Village Particular Of Work No. Date Amount 1 Juni Haliyad Drainage At Dalit vas 3/18/2016 200000 Total (S.C.) 200000

Dhari

Sr. Proposal Proposal Village Particular Of Work No. Date Amount 1 Prempara Drainage at Street of Gobarbhai Nakum House 4/27/2016 200000 2 Malsika PVC Pipe Drainage 4/27/2016 350000 3 Mithapur Dungari PVC Pipe Drainage At Haridham Society 4/27/2016 200000 4 Dhari Drainage At Khadiaya Area 4/27/2016 200000 5 Virpur PVC Pipe Drainage At Main Bazar 4/27/2016 200000 6 Dhari Drainage At vaghapara 4/27/2016 100000 45 | P a g e

7 Madhupur Bore and Single Phase Machinery At gadhavi Area 4/27/2016 100000 8 Nagadra Water pipe Line From Main Tank To Bhadvar Area 4/27/2016 125000 9 Garamli PVC Pipe Drainage 4/27/2016 150000 10 Ambha Gala Bore and Machinery 4/27/2016 200000 11 Garmli Moti Under Ground Drainage 4/27/2016 200000 12 Kami Bore in Well of Panipurvatha 4/27/2016 150000 13 Manavav Drinking Water Pipe line 4/27/2016 150000 Total (General) 2325000 1 Katharota Bore At S.C. Area 4/27/2016 60000 2 Dhargani Drainage At S.C. Area 4/27/2016 100000 3 Gopalgam Drinking Water Pipe line At S.C. Area 4/27/2016 50000 4 Virpur Bore and Single Phase Machinery At S.C. Community Hall 4/27/2016 200000 5 Lakhapadar Bore and Machinery At S.C. Area 4/27/2016 280000 6 Monvel Bath At S.C. Area 4/27/2016 75000 Total (S.C.) 765000

Jafrabad

Sr. Proposal Proposal Village Particular Of Work No. Date Amount 1 Navi Jikadri Water Pipe Line Harijanvas 4/6/2016 200000 2 Lor Water Pipe Line ( Dodiya Para Area) 4/6/2016 200000 3 Pinchadi Water Pipe Line And Havedo 4/6/2016 200000 4 Kadiyali Water Pipe Line And Havedo 4/6/2016 200000 5 Khalsa Kanthariya Water Pipe Line And Havedo 4/6/2016 200000 6 Koli Kanthariya Havedo And 5000 Ltr. Tank 4/6/2016 200000 7 Vandh Drinking 4/6/2016 250000 8 Varasvarup Water Pipe Line And Havedo 4/6/2016 200000 9 Hemal Water Pipe Line And Havedo 4/6/2016 250000 10 Vadli Water Pipe Line And Havedo 4/6/2016 200000 11 Dharabandar Water Pipe Line, Stand Post And Havedo 4/6/2016 350000 Total (General) 2450000

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Sr. Proposal Proposal Village Particular Of Work No. Date Amount 1 Chelana Bore, Sub. Pump And Havedo At Harijanvas Crematoria 4/6/2016 200000 2 Pati Mansa Bore And Hand Pump AT Harijanvas 4/6/2016 100000 Total (S.C.) 300000

Khambha

Sr. Proposal Proposal Village Particular Of Work No. Date Amount 1 Trakuda Drinking Water pipe line from tank to School 4/21/2016 200000 2 Bore and Machinery near Leuva Patel Samaj Vadi and 4/21/2016 200000 Ningala-2 5000 Lette. Tank in Plot Area 3 Dhundhabana Bore and Machinery in Mafat Plot Area 4/21/2016 200000 4 Trakuda PVC Pipeline From Water Supply to Temple 4/21/2016 200000

5 pachapachiya Bore near Kalubhai Dholariya’s farm and Pipe line From 4/21/2016 200000 Water Supply 6 Mota Samadhiyala PVC Drainage from Devashibhai Popatbhai’s House to 4/21/2016 200000 Crematoria. 7 Jikiyali PVC Pipe Drainage. 4/21/2016 150000 8 Vankiya Drinking Water Pipeline at Bharavad Street. 4/21/2016 50000 9 Vankiya PVC Drainage Frome Gokalbhai Bharvad’s House to River 4/21/2016 150000 10 Nanivi Savadar Havedo And Pipeline in Plot Area. 4/21/2016 200000 11 Nani Dhari Galvanize Pipeline at Harijanvas. 4/21/2016 250000 12 Dhavadiya PVC Pipe drainage From Gordada’S House. 4/21/2016 100000 13 Raydi PVC Drainage From Ukabhai’s House to River. 4/21/2016 200000 Total (General) 2300000 1 Trakuda Drinking Water Pipeline at Old and New Harijanvas. 4/21/2016 300000 2 Vankiya Drinking Water Pipeline at Harijanvas. 4/21/2016 200000 3 Khambha Drinking Water Pipeline at Harijanvas. 4/21/2016 200000 Total (S.C.) 700000

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Kunkavav

Sr. Proposal Proposal Village Particular Of Work No. Date Amount 1 Hanuman Khijadiya Under Graund Drainage. 4/16/2016 150000 2 Nani Kunkavav Drainage From Najabhai Bharvad’s House to Bapasitaram 4/16/2016 200000 Auto. 3 Pratapgadha Work of Build Water Tank 4/16/2016 200000 4 Sanala Pipeline For Dhanshyamnagar Area. 4/16/2016 350000 5 Vavdi Drainage 4/16/2016 200000 6 Vavdi Woshing Ghat 4/16/2016 100000 7 Bambhaniya Drainage 4/16/2016 200000 Total (General) 1400000

Lathi

Sr. Proposal Proposal Village Particular Of Work No. Date Amount 1 Ingorala Water Pipeline At Kodiyar Chok 3/4/2016 200000 2 Drufaniya Water Pipeline and Stand Post At Mafat Plot 3/4/2016 100000 3 Dhamel Water Pipeline 3/4/2016 200000 4 Dudhala Lathi Water Pipeline 3/4/2016 175000 5 Nana Dinking Water Pipeline At Bharvadvas 3/4/2016 200000

Total (General) 875000

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Rajula

Sr. Proposal Proposal Village Particular Of Work No. Date Amount 1 Chanch Under Ground Water Tank 4/16/2016 200000 2 Khera Under Ground Water Tank 4/16/2016 200000 3 Patva Drinking Water Pipeline and Stand Post 4/16/2016 200000 4 Samadhiyala Under Ground Water Tank 4/16/2016 150000 5 Morangi Water Tank and Havedo At Hoda Khodiyar Area 4/16/2016 200000 6 Bhachadar Under Ground Water Tank 4/16/2016 150000 7 Dherai Drainage 4/16/2016 100000 8 Dungar Drainage at Ahir Samaj vadi Area 4/16/2016 510000 9 Dhudiya Agariya Drainage 4/16/2016 100000 10 Bhaxi Drainage 4/16/2016 100000 11 Sajanavav Drainage 4/16/2016 100000 12 Untiya Drainage 4/16/2016 100000 13 Nava Agariya Drainage 4/16/2016 100000 14 Jolapar Drainage 4/16/2016 100000

Total (General) 2310000 1 Mandal Drainage at Harijanvas 4/16/2016 145000

Total (S.C.) 145000

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Savarkundal

Sr. Proposal Proposal Village Particular Of Work No. Date Amount 1 Amrutvel Drainage at Plot Area 4/19/2016 300000 2 Amrutvel Drainage at Hanuman Temple Area 4/19/2016 300000 3 Bhuva Drainage in Zalavadiya Street 4/19/2016 350000 4 Piyava Pipeline in Plot Area. 4/19/2016 300000 5 Dhajdi Water Tank 4/19/2016 300000 6 Kanatalav Under Drainage 4/19/2016 200000 7 Nana Bhamodra Under Drainage at harijanvas. 4/19/2016 150000 8 Pithavdi Drainage in Bazar 4/19/2016 200000 9 Dhajdi Water Pipeline 4/19/2016 150000 10 Madhada Water Pipeline at Plot Area. 4/19/2016 150000 11 Detad Drinking Water Pipeline 4/19/2016 200000 12 Mota Zinzuda Toilet Blok 4/19/2016 75000 13 Shelna Toilet Blok 4/19/2016 75000 14 Abharampara Drainage 4/19/2016 200000 15 Fifad Drainage 4/19/2016 200000 16 Bore and Sub pump At Crematoria 4/19/2016 150000 17 Dhanshyamnagar Water Pipeline at Plot Area. 4/19/2016 200000 18 Dhanshyamnagar Washinghat 4/19/2016 150000 Total (General) 3650000 1 Hathasni Pipeline from old tank to Harijanvas. 4/19/2016 150000 2 Pithavdi Bore and Sub pump At Harijanvas 4/19/2016 150000 3 Chikhali Drainage at Harijanvas 4/19/2016 200000 4 Bhuva Blok Paving at Harijanvas 4/19/2016 135000 5 Khodiyana Water Tank at Harijanvas 4/19/2016 100000 6 Simaran Water Tank at Harijavas Crematoria 4/19/2016 100000 7 Piyava Drainage at New Harijanavas 4/19/2016 165000

Total (S.C.) 1000000

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Chapter – 6

Recommendation of DHDR

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 The Way ahead

Human development is considered the most significant and inevitable component of total development. This implicitly refers to capacity building of available all resources by way of making considerable investment in human being and natural resources. In view of this background Amreli district appears to be more a challenge for the planners and technocrats. There is plenty of scope for inducting professional culture in the rural artisanship for building sustainable rural society. Forestry mapping by way of participatory approach may turn the available natural resources into more wealthy and productive one. The agrarian scenario generates brighter future subject through the blending of appropriate technology and systematic professional market approach port has plenty of potentials to make the surrounding area more an asset. This demands trio of concentrated technological applications, intensive marketing mechanism and dynamic institutional environment. Looking at the limited financial strength and relatively backward institutional environment public investment in due course of time is required. It is also realized that there is a crucial need to tap the indigenous skill to convert into powerful human resources. There is a felt need for the promotion of center for excellence in diamond industry to make the district diamond zone for marketing purpose. The district has a better scope for the promotion of human development mechanism if the available workforce is to be adequately skilled and trained to meet with the future odds and building implicit capacity to convert the dark into light and challenges into opportunity.

6.1 Educational Aspect Education plays a very fundamental role in the encouragement of development. Education can bring awareness among people which leads a good life. As it could be noted that Amreli district is doing progress in the educational paradigm but still in the rural areas of the District, the gap needs to be strengthen more. More focus can be deliver upon the reduction of the dropout rates and the completion of the basic primary education. In the year 2014-2015 and in 2015-2016 the increases in the enrollment rate can be seen. The positive trend could be marked which tells that advantage of the education is being utilized by the people. Education, then, is fundamental to promote agency, which expresses the capacity of rural poor to escape from poverty and hunger with their own power. Who is educated is more likely to find a job, but has also, ceteris paribus, a capacity to use more rationally the resources he or she owns. Educated and informed people have more probability to select valuable objectives in life, such as having stable access to food for their household. Even in this argument, there is a gender factor. The second channel through which education influences food security is “economic production”. In rural areas, this is typically achieved through the increase of agricultural productivity and efficiency in that sector Some more steps needs to be taken in the Universalization of the Education. The new incentives needs to be incorporated to increasing the schooling of the children. There is always a complaint from the Government schools that there is lack of the qualifying teachers hence the quality of the education degraded. It should be taken care that the hiring and the training of the teachers needs to be prioritize. In the rural areas especially, the fund setting needs to be done for the girl child. Parents needs to be motivated so that they can send their girl child to the school.

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To strengthen the education system, data needs to be checked which contains the dropout rates and the enrollment rate. Schools should also play an active role in creating awareness about the importance of the girl child’s education. Monitoring and the measuring of the data needs to be taken care off and analyzed at the regular intervals from the schools and other institutions. In addition to that some target group of the family needs to be framed so that the special intervention can be given to them. In these target groups, the learning outcomes of the children needs to be evaluated properly. A comparison is also necessary for the performance of the schools. A detailed study for the private school and its evaluation needs to be done. The quality in the government school needs to be more qualitative so that the rush of the private schools decreases and more investment in the government schools can be done by the government. More factors needs to be identified which plays an important role in enhancing the level of education. If we look at the gender as a perspective, it is narrowing down, but since there are certain gaps which needs to be filled.

6.2 Health Aspect Health is one of the important component of the Human Development which cannot be ignored. Physical and Mental both health are important and needs to be understood in depth. There is lack in the data of mental health as the indicators are not enough to know the condition of the mental health. In the last few decades district of Amreli has achieved a considerable progress in providing access to health care services to the people. The immunization process in the district has increased in the 2015-16 year in some of the talukas. A good number of percentage has been achieved in the process of vaccination. The data on the MIS reflects the information related to the health data and various parameters on it. The report suggests that the district is performing well in some of the talukas. The schemes of the State Government like Chiranjivi Yojna has the lack of proper implementation in the talukas. Only 4 talukas have the implementation of it. Whereas, the Bal Sakha Yojna has the implementation in the 3 taluks only. From the report it can be noted that in Amreli district, there is lack of the doctors in various talukas due to which people has to face various problems. They have to move from one taluka to other to get the medical facilities and this is how the expenses becomes the out of pocket. If we look at the Khambha taluka, there are only 3 doctors, which are not sufficient for the public. Hence there is a need to take care of the medical health facilities and especially the infrastructure of the Amreli district. Emergency medical aids to the needy public should be provided. The medical aids includes the mobile van and the first aid kits but in some places where the roads are not properly constructed it becomes difficult to reach. The rural segment of the district needs special attention and care so that it can enhance the process of development and the capacity building. Hence, with the generation of awareness and implementation of the new incentives focus should be done on the proper infrastructure of the villages. The breaches should be identified and with the help of new initiatives, much could be done to improve the situation in the health sector.

6.3 Livelihood Aspect Livelihood is an aspect which can make a significant difference in people’s lives. There are various range of indicators in livelihood like agriculture, banking industries etc. in the report it can be seen that the WPR (Work Participation Rate) is more in the rural segment as compared to the urban sector. It could be concluded that the women in the rural areas are more interested to work and in the income generation process. Agriculture is always been allied activity for the livelihood. If we look at the Amreli district, the area of the agricultural land is decreasing year by year, which is a matter of consideration. The yields in the district is less than that of the state. Undoubtedly, there are various challenges in front of the agriculture. The type of the soil needs to be maintained, balanced use of the fertilizers, availability and the production of the quality seeds, proper practices of irrigation are the key conditions which needs to be taken care by the government. One more key aspect is regarding the farmers. The information and knowledge regarding the farming activities is very 53 | P a g e necessary. Generally, farmers lack in proper acquaintance and it affects the output of the agricultural activities. It is a prerequisite to meet such challenges and for that the initiatives like, schools for the farming activities, distribution of the services and information related to the agriculture and various other functions should be encountered properly. The beneficiary group of the farmers which need help should be identified and special services should be provided to them so that they can focus on the income generating activities and the agricultural aspect becomes stronger. Moreover, horticulture and the Animal husbandry are also considered as the aspects of the livelihood generation. Some of the issues like breed improvement, health care units for the animals, and supply of nutritious foods for the animals can be an important issues for the increase in the income generation activities. For the poor and needy people, these activities can be very beneficial but they should be properly adhered. With the help of the increasing and advanced technology marginal farmers and the people who are willing to work and generate income, their interest can be increased which could lead to the development and a good output for the district.

6.4 Concluding Remarks Looking at the district in aggregate it appears that favorable leadership in the inspectional stage turn in to blessing in the form of separate political entity as district. However, district as such is not found exposed fully to its inherent capacity. Examining the data in general and having focus on human development, the district demands special care and the attention. Considering the fact that rural environment is less conducive to aggregate growth plan and relatively inadequate utilization of available resources, the pace for human development is found very slow. Government’s visionary approach and attitude in the last decade has instilled a hope and a momentum little towards meeting unmet needs and challenges for human development. A three-pronged strategy that is exploring the natural potentials, mobilizing available rural resources to rural technology and application of technology in the major spheres like education, health and agriculture would certainly serve as the source and force towards accelerating the pace of development in general and human development in particular.

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 Marine cable at Shiyal bet Dream Realized- as outcome of Political will and Bureaucratic Zeal”

Some areas have locational advantages and or disadvantages. Shiyalbet is an island village situated in Jafrabad taluka of Amreli district. It is on Arabian Sea near Pipavav Port. As per last census of 2011, this village has 841 habitat houses with total population of 5096. Technically it was found impossible to electrify the whole village. Both technically and economically electrification of the village was found not viable and feasible. Being located in sea zone and intensive moistures environment in monsoon villages had in written application expressed the dangers of solar power. It was in this content that PGVCL could not complete the task of electrifying the village. On 1st, May of 2008 “Gujarat Gaurav Divas” the then chief minister, declared for electrifying this Shiyalbet through “Marine Cable”. It was in follow up of declaration that PGVCL appointed higher level committee which on 7th August, 2008 sanctioned Rs. 16.14 crores for underground Marine Cable. Despite three times tendering nothing did materialize reality. It was only in Feb. 2013; 4th time online tender was released. It was in this connection that having verified technical and financial components Delight Cable Pvt. Ltd. was assigned with turn fee contract on 18th December 13 valuing Rs. 14.89 Crores. This was the first foremost scientific process initiated towards accomplishment of this task.

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Electrification of village Shiyalbet is to carried out in 3 segments. This project “Shiyalbet Electrification Project” is considered as unique one part from technical equipment’s it also required a strong team of navy sailors having skill to handle and manage technical process along with knowledge of tides time and day’s most essential for undertaking and completing the task. The technical team had to face critical time and days of coastal bad weather on account of which the task was upheld for some periods. In February, 2016 the task was carried out further and finally it got ended in the first week of June.

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