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ANNUAL PLAN

 11th Five Year Plan 2007-12

                 (ANNUAL PLAN 2008-09)

A.      Community Development:

11th 5-Year Plan 2007-12   Rs.924.00 lacs

Annual Plan 2008-09          Rs.502.00 lacs

 

                   Rural area of Chandigarh comprised of 18 villages, out of which 5 have been notified for inclusion in the area of Municipal Corporation, Chandigarh thus leaving only 13 villages in the rural area. In the past, lot of development has taken place in the villages including street paving, provision of piped drinking water supply, electricity, street lighting, sewerage system etc.

                        Development is a continuing process and it changes its facet with passage of time.  New ideas with regard to development process always keep pouring and the need of modern civics amenities are felt and raised by the villagers from time to time.

                        Chandigarh is an expanding and development City.  The remaining 13 villages are within the radius of 8 KM from the main City and all these villages are likely to become a part of the MCC in the near future.  Keeping in view the future needs for urbanization of the villages and also the other matters, regarding training to PRIs representatives and women empowerment etc. an outlay of Rs.924.00 lacs has been approved for 11th Plan period 2007-12.  An outlay of Rs.348.57 lacs have been utilized during 2007-08, and Rs.502.00 lacs approved during the year 2008-09 for implementing the following schemes:-

CD1    Strengthening of Infrastructure

  11th 5-Year Plan 2007-12   Rs.914.00 lacs

    Annual Plan 2008-09       Rs.500.00 lacs 

 

                        The major work to be undertaken in this scheme includes strengthening of infrastructure.  This includes programmes like concretization of the village streets.  It helps in providing better durability of streets and better drainage.  Till now, this has been completed in one village and the remaining villages are still to be covered.  Besides this, sanitation and cleanliness in the villages require  extra  attention for which infrastructure regarding it has to be

 

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strengthened.  Further there is also need of strengthening of water supply and sewerage system in the villages.

                        This scheme also involves installation of solar street lighting as a tool for providing renewable energy resource.  Till now, these lights have been installed in two villages and rest of the villages need to be covered.

There is substantial proportion of population and areas in certain villages which have not been provided with basic amenities like piped drinking water supply, sewerage system, storm water drainage, concretization of streets, street lighting etc.  This section of population need to be covered for which provision has been made in the Plan Scheme.

Chandigarh is a beautiful City which attracts large number of tourists from other parts of the Country and also from abroad.  With a view to attract more and more tourists, the Chandigarh Administration is going to develop 3-4 villages as Rural Tourist Destinations, where the infrastructure and amenities for rendering services to the tourists will be created.  This will also lead to socio-economic development of the concerned villages.  The amenities like eating joints, welcome entry gates, suitable houses for providing experience of dairy farming, traditional Dhabas, health resorts etc. will be created.  The expenditure on such infrastructure will be met under this scheme.

The Govt. of India has chalked out a strategy for developing Rural Business Hubs in the villages involving Agro-processing, Handicrafts and Handlooms etc.  As far as U.T., Chandigarh is concerned, the dairy and dairy products, pottery, carpet making etc. have good scope in the rural area of Chandigarh.  These can be promoted by establishing rural business hubs and accordingly, the provision has been made in the Plan Scheme. This scheme involves all-round development of the villages.  For the 11th Five Year Plan 2007-12, an outlay of Rs.914.00 lacs has been approved under this Plan Scheme, an amount of Rs.346.57 lacs has been utilized during the last Annual Plan 2007-08.     During the current year, an amount of Rs.500.00 lacs is approved for Annual Plan 2008-09 under this scheme which will be utilized in full. 

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CD.2.  Empowerment of Women:

        11th 5-Year Plan 2007-12   Rs.1.00 lacs

        Annual Plan 2008-09           Rs.1.00 lacs

           

                   The objective of the scheme is to bring awareness amongst the women folk about the family health, child care, nutrition including nutritive cooking for balanced diet for the family, domestic cleanliness, environmental sanitation, avoiding wasteful expenditure on rituals, importance of education for children between the age group of 6 to 11 years, small savings etc.  The women folk is also required to be trained in the matters like day-care services, raising and preserving vegetables and fruits, tailoring and knitting, soap making, candle making, mat and basket making, embroidery etc. which are conducive to adding to the family income of the rural households, thus making the role of women a vital one in life.

I)                      The scheme will be implemented in two phases.  The rural women/girls will be trained in matters like family health, child care, nutrition, domestic and environmental sanitation, small saving etc. at the Home Science College, Chandigarh for a period of 5 days on annual basis and during the training period the trainees will be given stipend and food charges as under:-

                        1.Stipend per trainee per day                      Rs.100/-

                        2.Food charges per trainee per day           Rs.  60/-

                                                          Total=          Rs.160/- 

II                 In order to equip the rural women to undertake income generating activities like day care services, raising and preserving vegetables and fruits, tailoring knitting, embroidery soap making, mat and basket making, candle making etc. financial support will be given to Mahila Mandals.  These have been established in the villages and registered under the Societies Registration Act.

                        An overall outlay of Rs.5.00 lacs is proposed for 11th Five Year Plan 2007-12 and Rs.1.00 lacs was approved during the last year Annual Plan 2007-08 for imparting training to 62 women and Financial support to 03 Mahila Mandals under this scheme.    During the current year 2008-09, an amount of Rs.1.00 lac is approved under this scheme, which will be utilized in full.

 

 

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CD.3   Association and involvement of PRIs

           representatives in Development Process.

 

        11th 5-Year Plan 2007-12   Rs.500 lacs

        Annual Plan 2008-09         Rs.1.00 lacs

 

                        Under this scheme, training is proposed to be imparted to the elected representatives of the Panchayati Raj Institutions in collaboration with the Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Public Administration, CRRID and other reputed institutions of other States including NIRD Hyderabad etc. so that they can participate and play good role in the process of development of the rural area and  upliftment of the economic status of the villagers.  Under this scheme, an outlay of Rs.5.00 lacs has been approved for 11th five year Plan. An outlay of Rs.1.00 lacs has been approved during the last year Plan2007-08 by which 30 members of PRIs was got trained in NIRD, Hydrabad.  During the Annual Plan 2008-09, an amount of Rs.1.00 lacs is approved for this scheme, which will be utilized in full.    

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

 

 

 

SCHEME-WISE BUDGETED OUTLAY FOR ANNUAL PLAN 2008-09

 

 

S. No.

Major Heads/Minor Heads of Department

Outlay for 11th 5-Year Plan 2007-12

Annual Plan 2008-09

Budget Outlay

Of which capital contents

 

  1.  
  1.  
  1.  
  1.  

1.       

Strengthening of Infrastructure.

914.00

500.00

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2.      pp

Association and involvement of RRI Representatives in development process

    5.00

    1.00

-

3.       

Association and involvement of RRI Representatives in development process

   5.00

   1.00

-

 

Total=

924.00

502.00

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                                                NON-PLAN FUNDS FOR THE 2008-09

 

                        During the current year 2008-09, an amount of Rs.50.00 lacs has been provided by the Finance Department for the maintenance and upkeep of the assets created in the rural area.  These assets include street lights, lavatory blocks, sewerage system, storm water drainage, activity centres, dharamshalas, streets, drains etc. These funds have been placed at the disposal of Zila Parishad, Chandigarh for utilization tentatively as under:-

1.

Payment of street light bills of gram Panchayats, UT, Chandigarh

 

Rs.15.00 lacs

2.

Mtc. and repair of lavatory blocks, sanitation and cleanliness of its surroundings.

 

Rs.15.00 lacs

3.

Mtc. and repair of S.W.D. through Public Health Department and other assets like activity centre etc. in UT, villages.

 

Rs.20.00 lacs