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As-Is and e-Readiness Study report on Public Health EngineeringDepartment, Govt. of AssamStartDWSCSelected byDWSCSelectionTemplateGovt. ofAssamState NGPScrutiny CommitteeSend to GOIPhysically Verifiedby GOI agenciesGovt. ofIndiaEndVerifiedBy GOIY/NNRejectedYAwarded toGPPROCESS SUMMARY:Ref.: AEDC/AOP/EOI/2009/10 Copyright : AEDC Ltd. 62
As-Is and e-Readiness Study report on Public Health EngineeringDepartment, Govt. of AssamDEPARTMENTPROCESS NAMEPROCESS GOALPROCESS INPUTGP selected by DWSCPROCESS DETAILSPublic Health EngineeringNirmal Gram PuraskarAwarded Nirmal Gram Puraskar to Gram PanchayatPROCESS OUTPUTAwarded by Govt. of IndiaGram Panchayat selected by DWSC for Nirmal Gram Puraskar send to State NGPScrutiny Committee for approval and then send to Govt. of India. GOI agencies physically visitsto the GP for verification. If selected awarded Nirmal Gram Puraskar to Gram Panchayat.Eligibility Criteria for NGP applicantsThe Award shall be given in two categories:1.All Panchayati Raj Institutions, ie, Gram Panchayats, Intermediate Panchayats and DistrictPanchayats, are eligible to apply for the Nirmal Gram Puraskar. No PRI can apply or NGPmore than thrice, including re-verification application, if any.The eligibility criteria for NGP award are that:• All households in the PRI area must have access to and all members should be usingindividual toilets or community complexes.• Where households are using community toilet complexes instead of individual toilets, thecommunity toilet complex should have one latrine seat for every one to a maximum of threesuch households. Each latrine seat should be exclusively used and maintained by thesehouseholds only. Each family should have duplicate individual keys and be responsible for itsmaintenance.• All Government, private aided and unaided schools and Anganwadis must have functionaland clean toilets and urinals. All co-educational schools above primary level must haveseparate urinals and toilet blocks for boys and girls. Toilets and urinals should be availableseparately for boys and girls in adequate proportion , one urinal for every 20 to 40 and onelavatory for every 80-120 boys/ enrolled in the school.Ref.: AEDC/AOP/EOI/2009/10 Copyright : AEDC Ltd. 63
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