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MAHATMA GANDHI NREGA
      IMPLEMENTATION IN
   NAXALBARI BLOCK, SILIGURI
     MAHAKUMA PARISHAD

An analysis based on the MIS
18 January 2013
REGISTRATION
BASIC DATA
Gram Panchayats   Population                         Job Cards
06                144915 (2001 Census data)          21005



Job Cards          Persons             Male             Female

21005              37493               18728 (50%)      18765 (50%)



Job Cards           SC                 ST               Others

21005               7536 (36%)         6267 (30%)       7202 (34%)
GENDER-WISE DISTRIBUTION OF REGISTERED
              WORKERS
               Male-Female ratio in Workers




      18765,       18728,                 Male Workers registered
                                          Female Workers registered
       50%          50%
CASTE-WISE DISTRIBUTION OF REGISTERED
             HOUSEHOLDS
     SC-ST and Others in registered Households


                          7536,
         7202,
                           36%
          34%
                                                 SC
                                                 ST
                 6367,                           Others
                  30%
POVERTY STATUS OF HOUSEHOLDS AS IN MIS

            Households marked as BPL



                 2711,
                  13%
                                       Marked as BPL
                                       No BPL marking

              18294,
               87%
EMPLOYMENT
EMPLOYMENT GENERATED TILL 18 JANUARY
                  2013
Households    Person-days   Male    Female   Female
employed      generated                      percentage
11886         250958        92419   158539   63.17



Person-days   SC            SC%     ST       ST%
generated
250958        104223        41.53   80984    32.27
PERSON-DAYS PER HOUSEHOLD: RANGE

Range        Households   Percentage
             provided
1-20 days    7448           62.81
21-40 days   3334           28.12
41-60 days   532            4.49
61-80 days   247            2.08
81 + days    297            2.50
HOUSEHOLDS PERVIDED WORK: RANGE OF
           PERSON-DAYS
    Range in person-days per household
       4% 2% 3%

                                     1-20 days
 28%
                                     21-40 days
                          63%        41-60 days
                                     61-80 days
                                     81 + days
EXPENDITURE
EXPENDITURE POSITION AS REFLECTED IN THE
           MIS AS ON 18-01-2013
       Gram        Total Available      Total      % of TAF
   Panchayat/           fund         expenditure
      Agency
Gossainpur             125.1           123.02       98.34
Hatighisa             112.73            91.41       81.09
Lower Bagdogra        85.54             74.26       86.81
Moniram                54.91             45.6       83.04
Naxalbari              53.31             52.8       99.04
Upper Bagdogra        95.25             61.75       64.83
Block level Line
Department             15.24            4.92        32.28
PO                     9.75             5.16        52.92
Total                 551.84           458.92       83.16
WORKS
WORK STATUS
Works taken up   Works completed        Ongoing works         Percentage of works
                                                              completed
367              136                    231                   37


Sl N.     Category of assets created during current     No.     Percentage in total
          year
1         Flood Control                                 07      4.8
2         Rural Connectivity                            45      31
3         Water Conservation                            07      4.8
4         Renovation of traditional water bodies        01      0.7
5         Drought proofing (Social Forestry)            12      8.3
6         Irrigation canals                             35      24.1
7         Land development                              38      26.2
ISSUES
SOME IMPORTANT ISSUES FLAGGED

 No worksite photo uploaded on the website
 Photographs of the workers not uploaded on
  the worksite
 MIS shows only 46.6% of the registered
  workers as having accounts
     Isit for the fact that accounts are single in the
      household whereas there are multiple workers?
SOME IMPORTANT ISSUES FLAGGED
 13 works are shown as incomplete from 2009-10
  or even before that
 12 works taken up in 2010-11 are still shown as
  incomplete
 34 works taken up during 2011-12 are incomplete
  as yet
 Majority of material payment is in cash (as high as
  Rs. 80.92 lakh material payment is shown to be in
  cash whereas cheue payment is to the tune of Rs.
  18.33 lakh only
SOME IMPORTANT ISSUES FLAGGED
 There are 98 works where no expenditure has
  been entered in the MIS for the last 4 months
 6277 households have worked for less than 15
  days
 171 households have completed 100 days of work
  in the current financial year
 There is no RSBY registration of NREGA workers as
  yet
 There are only 700 households among the
  households worked so far for 15 days or more
  whose status is marked as BPL
SWOT
Analysis
STRENGTHS

 Equal registration of male and female workers
 High registration of SC, ST households

 Very good women participation in labour force

 High access of SC and ST households to work

 Some good schemes implemented
WEAKNESSES

 5609 households (47.19 percent) have been
  provided work for less than 15 days
 Poor BPL marking in MIS

 No photo uploading

 No RSBY convergence

 Very little variation in schemes

 Monitoring deficient
OPPORTUNITIES

 Widening of the shelf of schemes by the
  Ministry of Rural Development
 Renewed focus at the State level on convergent
  activities
 Tea Gardens opening up to NREGS
THREATS

 Urban / peri-urban nature of most of the area
 Male members of the households accessing
  relatively more paying employment
  opportunities
 Problem of working in Tea garden areas

 Limited scope of earth work
SOME PHOTOGRAPHS OF SCHEMES
  IMPLEMENTED IN THE BLOCK
SOME PHOTOGRAPHS OF SCHEMES
  IMPLEMENTED IN THE BLOCK
JOB CARD HOLDERS WITH JOB CARDS
SOME MEMBERS OF THE TEAM

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Monitoring mgnrega

  • 1. MAHATMA GANDHI NREGA IMPLEMENTATION IN NAXALBARI BLOCK, SILIGURI MAHAKUMA PARISHAD An analysis based on the MIS 18 January 2013
  • 3. BASIC DATA Gram Panchayats Population Job Cards 06 144915 (2001 Census data) 21005 Job Cards Persons Male Female 21005 37493 18728 (50%) 18765 (50%) Job Cards SC ST Others 21005 7536 (36%) 6267 (30%) 7202 (34%)
  • 4. GENDER-WISE DISTRIBUTION OF REGISTERED WORKERS Male-Female ratio in Workers 18765, 18728, Male Workers registered Female Workers registered 50% 50%
  • 5. CASTE-WISE DISTRIBUTION OF REGISTERED HOUSEHOLDS SC-ST and Others in registered Households 7536, 7202, 36% 34% SC ST 6367, Others 30%
  • 6. POVERTY STATUS OF HOUSEHOLDS AS IN MIS Households marked as BPL 2711, 13% Marked as BPL No BPL marking 18294, 87%
  • 8. EMPLOYMENT GENERATED TILL 18 JANUARY 2013 Households Person-days Male Female Female employed generated percentage 11886 250958 92419 158539 63.17 Person-days SC SC% ST ST% generated 250958 104223 41.53 80984 32.27
  • 9. PERSON-DAYS PER HOUSEHOLD: RANGE Range Households Percentage provided 1-20 days 7448 62.81 21-40 days 3334 28.12 41-60 days 532 4.49 61-80 days 247 2.08 81 + days 297 2.50
  • 10. HOUSEHOLDS PERVIDED WORK: RANGE OF PERSON-DAYS Range in person-days per household 4% 2% 3% 1-20 days 28% 21-40 days 63% 41-60 days 61-80 days 81 + days
  • 12. EXPENDITURE POSITION AS REFLECTED IN THE MIS AS ON 18-01-2013 Gram Total Available Total % of TAF Panchayat/ fund expenditure Agency Gossainpur 125.1 123.02 98.34 Hatighisa 112.73 91.41 81.09 Lower Bagdogra 85.54 74.26 86.81 Moniram 54.91 45.6 83.04 Naxalbari 53.31 52.8 99.04 Upper Bagdogra 95.25 61.75 64.83 Block level Line Department 15.24 4.92 32.28 PO 9.75 5.16 52.92 Total 551.84 458.92 83.16
  • 13. WORKS
  • 14. WORK STATUS Works taken up Works completed Ongoing works Percentage of works completed 367 136 231 37 Sl N. Category of assets created during current No. Percentage in total year 1 Flood Control 07 4.8 2 Rural Connectivity 45 31 3 Water Conservation 07 4.8 4 Renovation of traditional water bodies 01 0.7 5 Drought proofing (Social Forestry) 12 8.3 6 Irrigation canals 35 24.1 7 Land development 38 26.2
  • 16. SOME IMPORTANT ISSUES FLAGGED  No worksite photo uploaded on the website  Photographs of the workers not uploaded on the worksite  MIS shows only 46.6% of the registered workers as having accounts  Isit for the fact that accounts are single in the household whereas there are multiple workers?
  • 17. SOME IMPORTANT ISSUES FLAGGED  13 works are shown as incomplete from 2009-10 or even before that  12 works taken up in 2010-11 are still shown as incomplete  34 works taken up during 2011-12 are incomplete as yet  Majority of material payment is in cash (as high as Rs. 80.92 lakh material payment is shown to be in cash whereas cheue payment is to the tune of Rs. 18.33 lakh only
  • 18. SOME IMPORTANT ISSUES FLAGGED  There are 98 works where no expenditure has been entered in the MIS for the last 4 months  6277 households have worked for less than 15 days  171 households have completed 100 days of work in the current financial year  There is no RSBY registration of NREGA workers as yet  There are only 700 households among the households worked so far for 15 days or more whose status is marked as BPL
  • 20. STRENGTHS  Equal registration of male and female workers  High registration of SC, ST households  Very good women participation in labour force  High access of SC and ST households to work  Some good schemes implemented
  • 21. WEAKNESSES  5609 households (47.19 percent) have been provided work for less than 15 days  Poor BPL marking in MIS  No photo uploading  No RSBY convergence  Very little variation in schemes  Monitoring deficient
  • 22. OPPORTUNITIES  Widening of the shelf of schemes by the Ministry of Rural Development  Renewed focus at the State level on convergent activities  Tea Gardens opening up to NREGS
  • 23. THREATS  Urban / peri-urban nature of most of the area  Male members of the households accessing relatively more paying employment opportunities  Problem of working in Tea garden areas  Limited scope of earth work
  • 24. SOME PHOTOGRAPHS OF SCHEMES IMPLEMENTED IN THE BLOCK
  • 25. SOME PHOTOGRAPHS OF SCHEMES IMPLEMENTED IN THE BLOCK
  • 26. JOB CARD HOLDERS WITH JOB CARDS
  • 27. SOME MEMBERS OF THE TEAM