National Rural Health Mission - Amravati

Sr. No. Initiative
2011‐12
Number Proposed Total Amount (in Lacs)
36 Strengthening of Nursing Services 2 117.40
37 School Health Programme 16 139.54
38 Sickle Cell Disease Programme 1 41.52
39 Procurement Plan 16 30.40
40 Co‐ordination Cell DH 1 4.58
41 Maher Scheme 9 16.40
42 Volunteer to trible PHCs 34 12.96
43 Diet facility for PHC 11 19.80
44 AYUSH Cell 28 30.80
45 Hardship Allowances to Regular Health Staff 14 113.28
46 Mobile Medical Unit 1 15.76
47 DHAP 14 8.40
48 M & E Cell 4 12.24
49 FMG 2 4.08
50 RKS Coordinator 1 4.44
51 IDW Wing 6 17.88
52 IPHS Wing 2 7.32
53 Block Program Management Unit 14 81.48
TOTAL 5482 2646.79
National rural health mission has been launched with a view to bringing about
dramatic improvement in health system and health status of people, especially those who live in
rural areas of the country. The mission seeks to provide universal access to equitable, affordable and
quality health care which is accountable and at the same time responsive to the needs of people,
reduction in child and maternal deaths as well as population stabilisation and gender and
demographic balance.
Key features in order to achieve the goals of the Mission include making the public
health delivery system fully functional and accountable to the community, human resource
management, community involvement, decentralisation, rigorous monitoring and evaluation against
standards, convergence of health and related programs from village level upwards, innovations and
flexible financing and also interventions for improving health indicators.
To facilitate fund release and monitoring, the NRHM plan is divided in following components: