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മഹാത്മ ഗാന്ധി ദേശീയ ഗ്രാമീണ തൊഴിലുറപ്പ് പദ്ധതി. പത്തനംതിട്ട
പത്തനംതിട്ട ജില്ലയിലെ തൊഴിലുറപ്പ് വിവരങ്ങള് ഇവിടെ പങ്കുവെക്കുന്നു
സുഹ്യത്തുക്കളെ, ..ഈ സൈറ്റിനെക്കുറിച്ച് അഭിപ്രായങ്ങശ് അറിയിക്കുക. അതാണ് പ്രോത്സാഹനം.
Roadside TREE Plantation under MGNREGA
Plant trees on roadsides of PMGSY,rural roads under MGNREGA
order dated 11th July 2014
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One of the core objectives of the MGNREGS is, “Providing not  less than onehundred days of unskilled manual work as a guaranteed employment in a financialyear to every household in rural areas as per demand, resulting in creation ofproductive assets of prescribed quality and durability” and Strengthening the
livelihood resource base of the poor”
Afforestation, treeplantation and horticulture in common and forest lands, road margins, canalbunds, tank foreshores and coastal belts duly providing right to us
Tree is the only asset which grows producingsustainable income to the household every year. Hence the importance to the treeplanting under MGNREGA
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ശുചീകരണ പദ്ധതികളിലൂടെ തൊഴിലുറപ്പിന്റെ മുഖം മാറ്റാന് മോദി സര്ക്കാര്
NEW DELHI: Sanitation projects to reduce open defecation, increasing green cover and emphasis on creating assets form the crux of the Narendra Modi-led government's blueprint for redeploying UPA's flagship social sector programme — the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act or MGNREGA.
Top officials aware of the government's re-orientation roadmap for the rural employment guarantee scheme, being steered by rural development minister Nitin Gadkari, told ET that assessment of its outcome would go beyond number of man days of work offered to tangible ground-level changes it achieved.
For instance, people digging a pond will have to mention the storage capacity being created, its impact on groundwater level, and so on. Similarly, folks erecting compost pits will have to outline the quantum of compost they will generate.
According to the officials, it is proposed that about half of the scheme's fund allocations will be earmarked for rural sanitation projects and plantation of trees along highways and rural roads. While farm-related projects will continue to get 60% of MGNREGA funds, as under the UPA, the NDA is putting in place a more rigorous system to monitor asset creation.
The plan is in sync with Finance Minister Arun Jaitley maiden Budget speech earlier this month, where he said wage employment would be provided under MGNREGA "through works that are more productive, asset creating and substantially linked to agriculture and allied activities".
"The leader - who could be the NREGA sachiv or any villager representing his or her fellow villagers asking for work under the programme - will have to stipulate the outcomes," one of the officials said, requesting anonymity.
While payments won't be contingent on achieving these outcomes, 'consistently poor outcomes will need to be explained', the official explained. The idea of planting trees and granting rights and responsibilities to the poor to boost their income is not new. It had been used in undivided Andhra Pradesh a few years ago.
This idea will now be rolled out nationally in 2014-15. Villagers will be given Rs 15 as maintenance fee for every sapling that survives. This is expected to work as an incentive for them to care for the saplings and follow a specified schedule in the first year of plantation (apart from watering the plants).
The species of trees to be planted would be decided by local communities in consultation with state forest and horticulture departments. The National Highways Authority of India and the rural roads departments are expected to identify the highways and roads along which tree plantation can begin by the end of this month.
As for the sanitation component, the national sanitation programme will pay for material and NREGA will pay for labour.
Monitoring to see whether intended outcomes are being achieved would need a higher level of scrutiny than the present system entails. "The states are a concern. Some have very poor monitoring abilities," the official conceded.
However, the proposed overhaul has evoked mixed reactions. Experts agree that more compost pits, trees, and ponds are urgently needed to shore up rural India's weakening soils, loss of trees and falling groundwater levels.
The question is whether these problems should be fixed using MGNREGA. Corruption and payment delays have shrunk the number of people seeking work under the NREGA, said Himanshu, assistant professor in economics at JNU's Centre for Informal Sector and Labour Studies.
"MGNREGA is not a sanitation programme, but a safety net for people who can demand work whenever they need it. In the process, some assets also get created," he told ET, adding that the Act ceases to deliver 'work available on demand' the moment it gets linked to another program like sanitation. "What if the money for sanitation is not released? Then NREGA, with 20% of its budget earmarked for sanitation, will suffer," he added.
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Labour Budget 2014-15 -Count down
Sec 14 (6) of the Mahatma Gandhi NREG Act envisage that the DPC shall prepare in the month of December every year a Labour Budget for the next financial year containing the details of anticipated demand for unskilled manual work in the district and plan for engagement of labourers in the works covered under the Scheme and submit it to the district Panchayat. Para 6.1.3 of the Operational Guidelines for Mahatma Gandhi NREGA 2013(4th Edition) stipulate that  Labour Budgets are to be prepared in accordance with the process prescribed in sections 13 to16 of MGNREGA which is further elaborated in chapter 6 of the Operational Guidelines for Mahatma Gandhi NREGA . Labour Budget means a document which involves assessment of the quantum of work likely to be demanded in the district along with shelf of projects to meet this demand. This matching of demand and supply of work is the process of planning under MGNREGA and this is to be achieved through the preparation of a Labour Budget (LB)
The District Programme Coordinator has to ensure strict adherence to the principles of bottom-up approach from planning to approval of the selected shelf of projects by each of the Gram Sabhas (GSs) in the district. The projects to be taken up as part of the Labour Budget should emerge from an integrated plan for local development with focus on Natural Resource Management especially on a micro watershed basis so that sustainable livelihoods are created
Government of Kerala, as per Circular referred as first paper above has issued detailed Guidelines for the preparation of Labour Budget and Shelf of projects for 2013 14 with the time line for completing the processes involved in it. The suggested time line for preparation of the LB for 2014 15 are as follows: -
Meeting of Block level facilitators and training
Formulation of NHG level LB and works
Preparation of the Ward level LB and Shelf of Projects by the Ward Level Coordination Committee
The GP approved LB and Shelf of Project to be handed over to BPO
The BPO consolidates the GP Labour Budget  & Shelf of proposal  and submits the Block level LB & Shelf of Projects to the Block Panchayat
The Block Panchayats approves the Block level LB and Shelf of projects and submits to the DPC
The DPC  consolidates the BP Labour Budget  & Shelf of proposal  and submits the District  level LB & Shelf of Projects to the District  Panchayat
The District  Panchayat approves the District  level LB and Shelf of projects
Submission of approved LB and Shelf of projects to the State Mission to place it in the SEGC
The District  Panchayat approved LB and Shelf of projects submitted to Government of India after data entry in the MIS
Government of India scrutinize the Proposal submitted by Districts
Empowered Committee meetings at the Central level to agree the proposed LB
The agreed LB intimation from Government of India to the State. Subsequently, the State should intimate the revised LB and request the GPs to modify the entered data in the MIS  to suit the agreed LB
State to intimate the OB and on the basis of the requirement get first tranche of Central share upfront
The Government Circular issued for the preparation of LB for the year 2014 15 is based on the MGNREGA Guidelines of 2013. However, the Circular for 2015 16 need modifications since the Amendment to Sch I & II are notified on 3.1.2014. The Circular for preparation of LB for the year 2015 16 will be issued shortly
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Monday, July 21, 2014
Supreme Court order to increase wages
EW DELHI: The paltry Rs 353 crore increase on last year's 33,000 crore budget allocation for implementation of Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (MGNREGA) may not fit the bill as the Supreme Court on Friday ordered implementation of new wages effective since April 1.
The UPA government had on February 13 notified new wages for states. For Bihar, wages increased by 16.6% to Rs 153 a day while in Jharkhand it went up by 14.9% to Rs 158. Wages in Andhra Pradesh, Mizoram, Nagaland, Sikkim and Tripura were increased by 14.8%.
Despite the annual increase in wages under MGNREGA since 2011, minimum wages in more than a dozen states are still higher. This was the reason why the Karnataka High Court had directed the Centre to pay MGNREGA wages in accordance with the Karnataka State Minimum Wages Act.
The Centre had appealed against the HC order in the SC, but in January, the apex court refused to stay the HC order saying payment of minimum wages was mandatory under law. This forced the UPA government to revise the wages under MGNREGA.
But the revised wages, as specified in the February 13 notification and effective from April 1, is estimated to cost the exchequer an additional Rs 1,000 crore. However, the increase of Rs 353 crore might not be enough to implement the rural employment guarantee schemes.
A bench of Justices S J Mukhopadhaya and S A Bobde disposed of the Centre's appeal saying implementation of the new wage structure as per the February 13 notification had rendered the petition infructuous.
However, it kept open the question — should states pay minimum wages as provided under the law while implementing MGNREGA — open for future and said if any challenge was made to the notification, then the court concerned would decide it on its own merit uninfluenced by the Karnataka HC judgment.
When the national job scheme was started in 2006, the minimum wage for agricultural labourers in each state was taken as the standard wage for MGNREGA workers. However, in 2008, the Centre decided to revise the MGNREGA wage rate by indexing it to consumer price index for agricultural labourers.
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