MGNREGA_SAMEEKSHA
MGNREGA_SAMEEKSHA
MGNREGA_SAMEEKSHA
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72 <strong>MGNREGA</strong> Sameeksha<br />
employment provided on the field. 67 The NSSO 66th<br />
Round survey (June 2009–July 2010) provides a<br />
projection of the percentage of households that were<br />
provided employment under <strong>MGNREGA</strong> and the<br />
average person-days generated under the Scheme.<br />
However, these estimates are different from the data<br />
noted under the MPRs and MIS 68 as noted in Table<br />
6.4. In this case it may be relevant to keep in mind<br />
that data on the MIS/MPR is real time, whereas<br />
NSSO data is survey data.<br />
It is important to note that expenditure (as reported<br />
in the MPR) under <strong>MGNREGA</strong> is increasingly<br />
available on MIS. In FY 2011–12*, more than 90<br />
per cent of the total expenditure is available on MIS<br />
(including details of beneficiaries, etc.) and can be<br />
easily cross-verified (See Box 6.2). However, national<br />
level studies to verify the authenticity of MIS data are<br />
required.<br />
67<br />
C. Imbert and J. Papp, ‘Estimating Leakages in India’s Employment Guarantee’, in The Battle for Employment Guarantee Act,<br />
ed. R. Khera, New Delhi: Oxford University Press, 2011, pp. 267–78.<br />
68<br />
In 2009–10 (when the NSSO survey was conducted), a large part of the data reporting from the field was through Monthly<br />
Progress Reports. Since then the GoI has moved in large part to the online MIS.