Mitigation and Remedy of Groundwater Arsenic Menace in India

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Mitigation and Remedy of Groundwater Arsenic Menace in India : A Vision DocumentH. R & D ProgrammesR & D activities would be in three aspects: Laboratory based R & Ds; Field based R& Ds, and R & Ds to evolve mechanisms for roll-over.9.2 Distribution of Financial Allocations under Different SchemesThe total budget requirement to achieve goals of different envisaged activities and theirproportion under Governmental schemes are given below:ActivitiesR & DprogrammeAmount in lacs of Rupees.Total Bharat ARWSP PMGY NREGA INCGW &Amount NirmanINCOH ofMoWR4500 --- 1500 500 --- 2500ATUARP&7200 ---- 7200 ---- ---- -----Hand Pumps 5000 5000 ---- ---- ---- ----Deep tubewells with 2600 800 1800 --- ---- -----Stand PostsO & M 300 ---- ---- ---- 300 ----Training &AwarenessProgramme400 ---- ---- 50 ---- 35020000 5800 10500 550 300 28509.2.1 Distribution of Financial allocation between the Central Government and therespective State GovernmentsExcept the R & D, Training and Mass awareness programmes, procedure of promotingtasks under all other schemes shall be based on Centre-State sharing of finances as prescribedunder different schemes. For example, the Centre-State share for the 'Bharat Nirman' is 50:50;for the ARWSP, it is 75:25; and for the NREGA for skilled/semi-skilled wages and material costit is 75:25.With these provisions, the sharing of finances for the envisaged activities, under different schemes,are estimated and given in Table-9.1NIH & CGWB 161
Financial RequirementTable 9.1: Sharing of Financial Responsibilities of Different Tasks between the Central Government and the respective StateGovernmentsActivitiesCentralGovt.WestBengalAmount in lakhs of RupeesBihar Uttar Jharkhand Chhatisgarh Assam Manipur TotalPradeshR & D Programme 4500 --- --- --- ---- ----- --- --- 4500ATU & ARP 5400 1581 112.5 84.5 19.75 2.25 ---- ----- 7200Hand Pumps 2500 190 1130 450 190 40 380 120 5000Deep tube wells with Stand 1750 133.5 287.5 187.5 40.75 13 160 27.75 2600PostsO & M 225 60 7 5 2 1 --- ---- 300Training & Awareness 400 --- --- ---- ---- --- ---- --- 400ProgrammeTotal 14775 1964.5 1537 727 252.5 56.25 540 147.75 20000Of the total estimated financial outlay of Rs. 200 crore; the financial responsibility of the Central Government is figured outto be Rs.147.75 crore, and the remaining amount of Rs. 52.25 crore will be responsibility of different states withdistribution of Rs.19.65 crore to West Bengal, Rs.15.37 crore to Bihar, Rs. 7.27 crore to Uttar Pradesh, Rs.2.52 crore toJharkhand, Rs.0.56 crore to Chattisgarh, Rs. 5.40 crore to Assam, and Rs. 1.48 crore to Manipur. The overall percentshare of financial responsibility between the Central Government and State Government stands as 73.87 % (CentralGovt.) and 26.13% (State Govt.)162NIH & CGWB
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