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National Rural Health Mission - Amravati

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7. Uploading of FMRs on HMIS Portal<br />

Present district wise status may be indicated. If the data is not being uploaded, the reasons<br />

therefor along with the action plan for implementation of the same may be given.<br />

8. Financial reporting under NRHM<br />

9. MIS<br />

FMRs are not timely and accurate which leads to non‐ availability of reliable data. The State and<br />

District level FMGs shall monitor the release and utilization of funds for all programmes under<br />

NRHM including NDCPs and send a consolidated FMR for all programmes under NRHM<br />

including NDCPs. Mention whether FMR upto 31.12.10 has been submitted and deficiencies<br />

complied with.<br />

The submission of monthly MIS/FSP and quarterly MIS along with head wise and age wise<br />

details of advances upto 31.12.2010 may be indicated.<br />

10. Statutory Audit<br />

The audit reports for the accounts of 1009‐10 including all NDCPs and covering 100 per cent of<br />

the DHS and 40% of the blocks should have been submitted to the FMG by 31 December 2010.<br />

This may be confirmed. Release of funds in the second tranche is dependent on submission of<br />

the audit reports.<br />

11. RCH‐I Unspent Balance<br />

Indicate whether Unspent Balance of RCH‐I has been refunded and utilisation certificates or<br />

refunds the activity specific releases by individual program divisions during 2005‐06 and 2006‐<br />

07 have been sent.<br />

12. Key Areas for Priority during 2011‐12<br />

A clear Action Plan for identified backward districts on special interventions for identified high<br />

focus districts/backward areas such as difficult, left wing affected, minority, tribal, SC/ST,<br />

gender etc. for special incentives to medicos and para‐medicos for performing duties in such<br />

difficult areas may be incorporated with appropriate financial and other incentives scheme for<br />

attracting qualified human resource in may be worked out and proposed in the PIP with time‐<br />

bound targets for addressing the key issues and optimum utilization of funds to ensure<br />

effective implementation of NRHM.<br />

13. Committed and Uncommitted Unspent balances<br />

The programme‐wise committed unspent balances for the activities approved during the last<br />

years which are under implementation may be indicated, showing the amount already utilised<br />

and the timeframe for utilisation of the remaining amount with time frame for completion of<br />

the activities. Similarly, the details of uncommitted balances for the activities approved during<br />

previous years but not yet taken may also be given programme‐wise along with reasons for<br />

non‐start of such activities and whether the same are proposed to be implemented during<br />

2011‐12.

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