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17. <strong>Health</strong> Melas<br />

Swasthya Melas will be organized one per district and one at block level in all the<br />

districts. This way 48 district level and 265 block level health melas will be<br />

organized. For district health melas a sum of Rs. 5 Lakhs per mela and for block level<br />

melas Rs. One lakh per mela will be sanctioned. These melas will be organized every<br />

year from year 2 onwards.<br />

18. Mobility Support for Block Medical Officers<br />

Block Medical Officers need to conduct supervisory visits to the sub centers and<br />

primary health centers as well as maintain contact with PRIs. In order to facilitate<br />

their mobility, it is proposed to provide hired vehicle on a monthly basis to all the<br />

Block Medical Officers. This will not only improve the monitoring and supervision of<br />

different national health programmes but will also help in promptly investigating<br />

disease outbreaks and organizing rapid response.<br />

19. <strong>Health</strong> Insurance<br />

19.1 Social Insurance<br />

Recognizing that the poor are quite vulnerable to diseases, natural and<br />

other disasters, the State has considered it prudent to bring them under<br />

the net of social insurance. It is proposed to purchase an insurance<br />

cover for 45 Lakhs BPL families at a premium of Rs. 51/- per family per<br />

year, this insurance coverage will cover medical and surgical disease<br />

conditions.<br />

19.2 Maternity Insurance<br />

The State has introduced Vijaya Raje Janani Kalyan Beema Yojana from July 2006<br />

with the objective promoting institutional deliveries amongst all BPL women. Both the<br />

response and uptake of the scheme has been very encouraging. The State has<br />

therefore decided to continue with the scheme so that its advantages may accrue to<br />

all pregnant women belonging to BPL. During the year 2006-07, Rs. 6 Crores has<br />

been paid to the insurance company as the initial installment of the premium from the<br />

DFID funded project. The balance amount of premium will be paid from the NRHM.

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