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Barwani BRGF District Plan 2007-12 Submitted by: Jila Panchayat, Barwani 1 NGO: UDYANSH, Thikri Submitted by: Jila Panchayat, Barwani 2 NGO: UDYANSH, Thikri BLOCK MAP DISTRICT - BARWANI Submitted by: Jila Panchayat, Barwani 3 NGO: UDYANSH, Thikri Summary As per the Census 2001 M.P.State comprised of 45 districts which have thus increased to 48 districts. The state comprises 4 districts viz. Barwani, Jhabua, Mandla & Dindore which according to the provision of Indian Constitution has been declared as Tribal districts by President of India. Barwani district ranks second in comparison to the other 4 districts. The district Schedule Tribe population is 67% and literacy is 41.5%. While the highest population of ST is 86.6% in Jhabua with the lowest literacy 36.9%. Hence on the basis of literacy and economically most backward tribal community Barwani district ranks second. On the basis of Regional Analysis it was found that in Pati, Niwali and Sendhwa have relatively more Schedule Tribes and low literacy rate. District was formed in 1998. It was carved out of West Nimar Khargone district with its formation constant efforts are being made to come out of backwardness. In the year 2003-04 in 10 most backward districts of M.P. Sam Vikas Yojana was implemented where Barwani was also included. In BRGF also activities were taken in 2006-07. In the Five Year Plan Report presented the activates proposed. The concerned Ministry has sanctioned fund for Rs. 13.16 crores each year i.e. Rs. 65.80 crores for five year plan. As against which the action plan for Rs. 67.78 crores have been proposed for next five years. Based on set guidelines Rs. 55.29 crores for Rural & Rs. 9.16 crores for Urban have been proposed. • In five years plan programme on the basis of local needs & funds allocation : The main reason for backwardness includes lack of grass root facility, lack of education & health facility; community used facility like electricity, Telephone facility, Aganwadi Centre, Community Hall, lack of Panchayat Bhawan. The funds have been proposed to undertake all these activities in the next 5 years which is as under:- Submitted by: Jila Panchayat, Barwani 4 NGO: UDYANSH, Thikri TABLE NO. - 1 S. Provision (Rs. in Lacks) Total No. Area/Programme Rural Area Urban Area Amount 1 2 3 4 5 1. Building for health institutions for 251.00 19.00 270.00 improvement in health facilities 2. Construction to enhance veterinary 65.00 16.00 81.00 health care facilities 3. Education: Girls/Boys hostel, 232.00 155.00 387.00 Ashram Buildings, Library, Computer Bhawan, Girls higher secondary school. 4. Building for Aanganwadi Centers 970.00 0.00 970.00 under women & child welfare department 5. To remove in accessibility missing 677.45 276.00 953.00 link construction, required causeway, CC Roads. 6. Electrification in Rural & Urban 601.50 10.00 611.50 Areas. 7. Public facilities: Community Hall, 1142.50 144.00 1286.50 Passengers waiting room, community sanitary complex, water tank, Pipeline for drinking water. 8. Panchayat Bhawan for PRIs, Gram 450.81 0.00 450.81 Swaraj Bhawan & Repair of old Buildings 9. Residential facility: under apna ghar 863.75 0.00 863.75 residence facility for houseless 10. Other Schemes: 1. Agri Inputs & Warehouse 16.00 0.00 16.00 2. Construction work for Haat Bazar 30.00 10.00 40.00 3. Building/Godown for PDS 100.00 0.00 100.00 4. Stop Dam, Culvert Construction, 0.00 286.00 286.00 Retraining wall, Boundary wall etc 11. Expenditure on telephone bills. 128.85 0.00 128.85 Total 5528.86 916.00 6444.86 Submitted by: Jila Panchayat, Barwani 5 NGO: UDYANSH, Thikri 1 2 3 4 5 12. Motivational fund for Panchayati 5.62 Raj 13. 5 Percent funds for outsource staff 328.00 Grand Total 6778.48 In addition amount of Rs. 500 crores at Stat Level for Capacity Building & Training of Members of Gram Panchayat PRI workers, besides target for ensured availability for telephone facility has also been kept for these where there is no such facility. In the fourth chapter of this report in Annexure I to V physical targets & provisions have been stated on the basis of activity year wise block wise/ area wise. • Likely Benefits in the end of the project : With the end of the programmes inclusive in the project report the following changes are assumed in different sectors:- 1- At present in all the approved educational institutions in the District wise Hostel, Ashram, Higher Secondary School, library, Computer Bhawan, will have their own building. 2- Improvement in health facilities : In the project report 44 Sub Health Centers, 5 Ayurvedic Dispensary Building (Homeopathy Dispensary, 1 Civil Hospital and 10 Post Mortem Centers Building provision has been made on construction of all the approved health institution will have their own building. 3- Anganwadi Centers: In the district currently approved 388 Anganwadi will own building in the end of the project. 4- Awas Facility: The state government is provide house facility to all the houseless in the next five years for this provision has been made under “Apna Ghar” for 3455 ST/SC households and in the end of the project excluding I.A.Y. beneficiaries 3455 households will have pakka houses. Submitted by: Jila Panchayat, Barwani 6 NGO: UDYANSH, Thikri 5- Rural Electrification: During the discussion with departmental officers in G.P. it was found that out of 691 villages in the hamlets of 350 villages there as no electricity facility “Hence forth the department officer in assistance with the executive engineer proposed funds for Rs. 526 lakhs for electrification in 106 habitations. In addition there is provision of 2 Grid in the district with the total fund of Rs. 150 lakhs. Out of this one Grid construction provision is done in the first year while the second grid provision is made in the plan under Barwani Block. 6- Building for Panchayati Raj Institutions: At present 45 Panchayats are such where they have no building for which provision has been made in the end of the project each Panchayat will have its own building. In addition provision for 31 Gram Swaraj Bhawan has also been made. 7- Public facility: Under this 244 Community Hall, 143 Passenger Waiting Room, 45 graveyards, 6 C.S.C. in urban area, water tank and pipeline facility fund provision has been done. This will enhance the common facilities in both rural and urban areas. 8- Improvement in Transportation: For this purpose accessibility road (Pahunch Marg), 7 tar roads, 28 causeways in rural area. 7 C.C. Roads, 7 Gravel Roads provision has been made in urban areas. In these rural areas road, causeway etc. are being made at large scale under NREGP. Hence through both these programmes there is tremendous scope to come out of this problem. 9- Women Adult Education Programme: For this purpose there is provision to reserve 5 percent of total proposed cost (at district level) of outsource team. This amount is Rs.3.28 crore. For women adult education programme one percent (Rs. 3.28 lakhs) of Rs.3.28 Crores provision has been made. The fund will be received at District Panchayat, Janpad Panchayat and Gram Panchayat level. Submitted by: Jila Panchayat, Barwani 7 NGO: UDYANSH, Thikri The project report has been categorized in two parts. In Ist part four chapters and in IInd part in II chapter presentation has been done. Chapter – 1: Introduction Chapter – 2: District population and Analysis of Infrastructure Chapter – 3: Process of Scheme and Survey Chapter – 4: Five Year Plan: Jila Janpad and Urban area wise proposed programme and fund and proposed provision. The proposed plan and provision in the rural areas are mentioned in Annexure-I and proposed programme and funds pad wise are stated in Annexure-II. The Annexure-III depicts Janpad wise and year wise five year plan and provision for funds likewise for urban areas the details are given in Annexure. In the end of the chapters on the completion of five year plan likely affects are assessed. In the Part-II chapter-I assessment of needs of all GPs and highlights the needs merging with BRGF and other schemes. In chapter-II Panchayat wise and year wise detail of activities and funds have been mentioned. In the end it is significant to state that Barwani district is predominantly tribal district. The area has been declared as tribal. In rural area of the district tribal population is 75.98 % (Census 2001) and SC population is only 5.55%. The total percentage of this population is more than 81 percent. Hence through all the proposed works SC/ST population will be largely benefited and there is no need to make a separate Trible Sub Plan thus it has not been included. Submitted by: Jila Panchayat, Barwani 8 NGO: UDYANSH, Thikri BACKWARD REGION GRANT FUND INDEX Part - I Subject Page CHAPTER I- Introduction 1 - 5 A– District Background II- Demography of District 6 – 41 A- Population B- Infrastructure C- Swot Analysis III- Strategy for Planning 42 - 50 A- Project Objectives B- En-visioning Exercise C- Vision Statement in District Plan D- Baseline Survey for Planning E- Main finding of Baseline Survey IV- Five Year Plan 2007-2012 51 - 83 A- Description of Three Tier Project Demand B- Action Plan for District Annexure-I C- Action Plan for Rural Area Annexure-II D- Action Plan for Urban Area Annexure- IV E- Panchayat wise other scheme Fund Flow F- Expected Outcome at the End of Five Year Plan Submitted by: Jila Panchayat, Barwani 9 NGO: UDYANSH, Thikri BACKWARD REGION GRANT FUND INDEX Par t - II Subject Page CHEPTER – 1 I.
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