MGNREGA_SAMEEKSHA

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Contents List of Tables, Figures and Boxes Foreword by Shri Jairam Ramesh, Minister of Rural Development Acknowledgements List of Abbreviations vii ix xiii xv Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act 1 Objectives and Salient Features Mandate and Objectives 1 Coverage 2 Salient Features of the Act 2 A Paradigm Shift 3 Performance of mgnrega 3 Chapter 1: Income and Livelihood Security 5 Impact on Poverty and Deprivation 5 Mgnrega and Market Wages 8 Participation of Marginalised Communities 12 Works on Private Lands of the Marginalised 12 Chapter 2: Gender and Social Empowerment 18 Women Participation in mgnrega 18 Reduced Differential Wages and Wage Parity 21 Economic Independence and Empowerment of Women 23
vi Contents Role of Self-help Groups and Community-based Organisations 26 Mgnrega, Gender and Ecology 26 Chapter 3: Sustainable Asset Creation 27 Quality and Durability of Assets 27 Work Completion Rate 32 Work on Private Lands and Public Lands 34 Multiple Uses of mgnrega Assets 35 Leveraging mgnrega for Sustainable Development 36 Chapter 4: Environment Services and Agricultural Productivity 38 Enhancement of Environmental Services 39 Creation of Green Jobs 41 Agricultural Production and Productivity 42 Chapter 5: Labour Market and Migration 45 Impact on Agricultural Labour 45 Increase in Bargaining Power and Choice of Work 50 Migration 51 Chapter 6: Governance and Process Challenges 54 Awareness and Planning 55 Demand for Work and Unemployment Allowance 57 Timely and Full Payment of Wages 60 Leakages and Misappropriations in the Scheme 65 Transparency and Accountability 68 Accuracy of Management Information System (MIS) and Monthly Progress Report Data 71 Chapter 7: Recent Initiatives to Strengthen <strong>MGNREGA</strong> 73 List of Permissible Works Expanded 73 Ensuring the Demand-based Character of mgnrega 74 Effective Planning 75 Deployment of Human Resources 75 Reducing Delays in Wage Payments 76 Strengthening mis 76 Equal Opportunity for Vulnerable Groups 77 Greater Role for Civil Society Organisations 77 Better Social Audits and Vigilance for Transparency and Accountability 78 Bibliography 79
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70 MGNREGA Sameeksha A summary of t
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76 MGNREGA Sameeksha The new Guidel
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