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3. The State is expected to keep in mind the management imperatives already outlined in the<strong>PIP</strong> guidelines for <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong> for their attention & systemic reforms. Progress would bereviewed in the light there<strong>of</strong>.4. Further, the approval is subject to the following mandatory requirements. Noncompliance to any <strong>of</strong> the following requirement may result in withholding <strong>of</strong> grantto the State:A. Release <strong>of</strong> the first tranche <strong>of</strong> fundsThe first tranche <strong>of</strong> funds would be released by GOI to States for <strong>PIP</strong>s <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong> on fulfilment<strong>of</strong> the following conditions:1. A full- time Mission Director for NRHM (for States having resource envelop <strong>of</strong> morethan Rs 50 crores), other than the administrative Secretary.2. A full- time Director/Joint Director/Deputy Director (Finance) (depending on resourceenvelop <strong>of</strong> State), from the State Finance Services not holding any additional chargeoutside the <strong>Health</strong> <strong>Department</strong>.B. Release <strong>of</strong> Second Tranche <strong>of</strong> FundsAction on the following issues would be looked at while considering the release <strong>of</strong> secondtranche <strong>of</strong> funds:3. The State shall ensure that 15% <strong>of</strong> the State share, based on release <strong>of</strong> funds byGovernment <strong>of</strong> India is credited to the account <strong>of</strong> the State <strong>Health</strong> Society.4. Increase in State Plan Budget for <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong> by at least 10% over and above the 15% Stateshare under NRHM.5. State shall articulate policy on entitlements, rational prescriptions, timely procurements,smooth distribution to facilities, prescription audits, EDL in public domain, computerizeddrugs and logistic MIS System with the objective <strong>of</strong> minimizing out-<strong>of</strong>-pocket expenses.6. State shall submit report sharing progress against all the new construction andupgradation work approved under NRHM. The percentage wise progress indicatedagainst each facility taken up for new construction and upgradation.<strong>Punjab</strong> Administration Approval <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong> Page 4


Monitoring Requirements7. State shall ensure submission <strong>of</strong> quarterly report on the Measurable Target/indicators atthe end <strong>of</strong> every quarter as per Attachment A and expected outputs stated in the Record<strong>of</strong> Proceeding (RoP) <strong>of</strong> NPCC in Attachment B. All approvals are subject to theobservations made in the RoP which is inclusive <strong>of</strong> commodity grants under DiseaseControl Programme in the respective Annexures.C. Human Resource8. All Posts under NRHM shall be on contract and for the Plan period. All suchappointments would be for a particular facility and non transferable in nature. Priority incontractual recruitments and placements would be for backward districts, difficult, mostdifficult and inaccessible health facilities. The contractual appointments would be needbased. Performance must be measured against pre-determined benchmarks regularly.9. State shall prepare action plan for recruitment, deployment and training <strong>of</strong> humanresources within six months and send it to the ministry.D. Infrastructure10. All civil works undertaken to achieve IPHS standards, would be based on expectedpatient load and priority would be accorded to the backward districts, inaccessible andremote areas as per prescribed criteria.11. In all new constructions, care should be taken to ensure that the locations <strong>of</strong> thesefacilities are such that beneficiary households can access them easily. They shouldpreferably be located in the midst <strong>of</strong> habitation and definitely not in agriculture fields,outskirts <strong>of</strong> villages, or in unhygienic environment under any circumstances. Anydeviation from the above would be treated as ineligible expenditure under NRHM.<strong>12</strong>. All new constructions would require prior approval <strong>of</strong> GoI if names <strong>of</strong> facilities have notbeen mentioned in the NRHM-<strong>PIP</strong>, and also if any shift is proposed. No shift frombackward and inaccessible areas would be allowed.13. The State shall set up implementation arrangement to monitor all civil works beingundertaken, on a monthly basis, to ensure quality <strong>of</strong> works and completion as perschedule.<strong>Punjab</strong> Administration Approval <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong> Page 5


E. Communitization14. The State shall ensure that all operational guidelines relating to VH&NDs are compliedwith.15. The State shall ensure timely performance based payments to ASHAs/Community LinkWorkers and put in place a supportive supervision mechanism is put in place within sixmonths.16. The State shall ensure that RKS meets as frequently as possible and mandatorily at leastonce in every quarter to review proper utilisation <strong>of</strong> allocated funds for achievement <strong>of</strong>goals. The proceedings <strong>of</strong> such meetings should be maintained for scrutiny.F. Financial17. The State shall not make any change in allocation among different components/ activitieswithout approval <strong>of</strong> GoI. Any proposal for re-appropriation between activities withinactivities should be informed to GoI in advance. However, such re-appropriation shouldreflect realignment <strong>of</strong> activities in accordance with priority to high focusdistricts/involvement <strong>of</strong> NGOs etc.18. The State shall ensure the completion <strong>of</strong> delegation <strong>of</strong> administrative and financialpowers during the current financial year. Funding <strong>of</strong> NRHM to the State in <strong>2011</strong>-20<strong>12</strong>will be based on clear delegation as per earlier directions.19. The State shall follow all the financial management systems under operation underNRHM and shall submit Audit Reports, Quarterly Summary Concurrent Audit Report,FMRs, Statement <strong>of</strong> Fund Position, as and when they are due. State also agrees toundertake Monthly District Audit and periodic assessment <strong>of</strong> the financial system.20. The accounts <strong>of</strong> the State/ grantee institution/ organization shall be open to inspection bythe sanctioning authority and audit by the Comptroller and Auditor General <strong>of</strong> Indiaunder the provisions <strong>of</strong> CAG (DPC) Act 1971 and internal audit by Principal AccountsOffice <strong>of</strong> the Ministry <strong>of</strong> <strong>Health</strong> & <strong>Family</strong> <strong>Welfare</strong>.21. State shall ensure submission <strong>of</strong> details <strong>of</strong> unspent balance indicating, inter alia, fundsreleased in advance and funds available under State <strong>Health</strong> Societies. The State shall alsointimate the interest amount earned on unspent balance. This amount can be spent againstactivities already approved.<strong>Punjab</strong> Administration Approval <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong> Page 6


G. Outcomes22. The state shall focus on key NRHM goals <strong>of</strong> reduction in MMR,IMR & TFR and overalldisease burden. All activities and expenditure must be linked with outcomes andtechnical interventions/strategies recommended by MoHFW implemented in rightearnest.23. The State shall ensure establishment <strong>of</strong> supportive supervisory structures for RCHprogramme, particularly in districts having low institutional delivery.24. State shall ensure taking appropriate action to monitor the performance <strong>of</strong> the cold chain/ILR Points and implementation <strong>of</strong> Supply Chain management System and improvingcoverage and quality <strong>of</strong> Immunization services.Yours faithfully,(Dr. Sajjan Singh Yadav)Director NRHMCopy to:1. All JSs in the Ministry1. All Programme Division Heads <strong>of</strong> NRHM/ RCH/ Disease Control Programmes2. DS/Director Finance (NRHM)3. All Under Secretaries concerned4. IFD5. PPS to Secretary(H&FW)/PS to SS&MD, NRHM6. Sanction Folder7. File <strong>of</strong> Concerned States.<strong>Punjab</strong> Administration Approval <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong> Page 7


<strong>12</strong>. All performance based payments/incentives should be under the supervision <strong>of</strong>Community Organizations (PRI)/RKS.13. The State shall focus on the health entitlements <strong>of</strong> vulnerable social groups like SCs,STs, OBCs, minorities, women, disabled friendly, migrants etc.E. HMIS14. State shall set up a transparent and credible procurement and logistics system. Stateagrees to periodic procurement audit by third party to ascertain progress in thisregard.15. The State shall undertake institution specific monitoring <strong>of</strong> performance <strong>of</strong> SubCentre, PHCs, CHCs, DHs, etc. in the prescribed format which is to be regularlyuploaded as Monthly, Quarterly and Annual Data on the HMIS.16. The State shall expand the essential drug list and delivery system to prevent anystock out <strong>of</strong> drugs in health facilities.17. The funds approved under the Monitoring and Evaluation activities in the <strong>PIP</strong> aresubject to the State reporting facility-wise performance on the HMIS portal <strong>of</strong> theMinistry. The States are to also periodically review the quality <strong>of</strong> data on the HMISportal at the District and Sub-district levels. The funds approved for the Mother andChild Tracking Systems (MCTS) are to be utilized such that there is improvedcoverage <strong>of</strong> maternal and care services and immunisation <strong>of</strong> children and reflectedon the MCTS portal <strong>of</strong> the Ministry.IV. Based on the State’s <strong>PIP</strong> and deliberations thereon the Plan for the State is finalised asper the detail <strong>of</strong> Annexure I (RCH Flexible Pool), Annexure II (NRHM Flexible Pool), Annexure-III (Immunization) & Annexure –IV (National Disease Control Programmes) .<strong>Punjab</strong> Administration Approval <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong> Page 10


IAActivity / Measurable indicatorMONITORING TARGETS TO BE ACHIEVED IN <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong>Monitoring Progress Against Standards:Maternal <strong>Health</strong>Achievement up to2010-11TargetAttachment - Ain(Cumulative) upto <strong>2011</strong>-20<strong>12</strong>Additionduring the1 Institutional Deliveries 251475 439724 1882492 24x7 Facilities 140 242 1023 Functional First Referral Units 170 ( 114 CHCs +35BChild healthSDHs+21 DHs)year195 25 CHCs4 Sick New Born Care Units 2 in progress <strong>12</strong> 105 New Born Care Corners 170 230 606 Stabilization Units in CHCs/ BPHCs 0 0 07 Full Immunization 385098 425337 40239CPopulation Stabilization8 Male Sterilization 15565 17000 14359 Female Sterilization 68178 88000 1982210 No. <strong>of</strong> IUD Insertions 199938 287393 87455DDisease Control11 Annualized New Smear PositiveDetection Rate <strong>of</strong> TB<strong>12</strong> Success Rate <strong>of</strong> New Smear PositiveTreatment initiated on DOTS.65 per lakh per year 75 per lakh per year 10 basispoints86% 90% 4 basispoints13 ABER for malaria 1.54 10% <strong>of</strong> population14 API for malaria (per 1000 population) 0.0002 0.000215 Annual New Case Detection Rate forLeprosy (per 1,00,000 population)16 Cataract Surgeries performed 162476 180000 17524<strong>Punjab</strong> Administration Approval <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong> Page 11


Activity / Measurable indicatorAchievement up toTargetAddition2010-11in(Cumulative) upduring theto <strong>2011</strong>-20<strong>12</strong>yearIIHuman Resources including Training17 Appointment <strong>of</strong> ANMs 1411 1862 45118 Appointment <strong>of</strong> staff nurses 103719 Doctors trained on EmOC 10 ( TOT <strong>of</strong> 7 district 30 20level MOs and 3 MedicalCollege facultycompleted)20 Doctors trained on LSAS 62(35 MOs are certified ) 88 2621 Doctors trained in NSV/ Conventional 90 115 25vasectomy22 Doctors trained in Abdominal199 259 60Tubectomy (Minilap)23 Doctors trained in laparoscopic 206 271 67Tubectomy24 Personnel trained in IMNCI MOs- 256F-IMNCI ( MOs)- ANMs-144SNs-68320AWWs-ANMs-982F-IMNCI ( SNs)- 223AWWs-563416LHV andLHVs and ICDS ANMs-720 ICDSsupervisors-68AWWs-720 supervisors-91III Communitization Processes25 Functional VHSCs 13005 13298 29326 ASHAs with Drug kits 14500 16842 2342IV Improved Management27 Tracking <strong>of</strong> pregnant mothers and All districtsTo continuechildren28 Evaluation and Assessment <strong>of</strong> NRHM Not ProposedNot ProposedActivities29 Cold Chain Management<strong>Punjab</strong> Administration Approval <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong> Page <strong>12</strong>


Activity / Measurable indicatorAchievement up toTargetAddition2010-11in(Cumulative) upduring theto <strong>2011</strong>-20<strong>12</strong>year(number <strong>of</strong> functional ILR points)V Infrastructure30 Construction <strong>of</strong> sub-centre buildings 266 316 5031 Construction <strong>of</strong> PHC buildings 3 0 032 Construction <strong>of</strong> CHC buildings 1 0 033 Construction <strong>of</strong> District Hospital 0 0 0buildings34 Construction <strong>of</strong> Other Hospital 5 8 3buildingsVI MMU and Referral Transport35 Functional Mobile Medical Units 24 0 036 Emergency and Referral Transport 90 154 64<strong>Punjab</strong> Administration Approval <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong> Page 13


Attachment BConsolidated Approval under RCH-II for FY <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong>Annexure-IA. Summary <strong>of</strong> Approval under RCH IIS. No. BUDGET HEADAPPROVEDP<strong>ROP</strong>OSED AMOUNT(Rs. Lakhs) (Rs. %Lakhs)1 Maternal <strong>Health</strong> 690.00 690.00 9.02 Child <strong>Health</strong> 287.00 287.00 3.73 <strong>Family</strong> Planning 71.45 63.83 0.84 ARSH 674.85 674.85 8.85 Urban RCH 207.00 207.00 2.76 Tribal RCH 0.00 0.00 0.07 PNDT & Sex Ratio 295.28 295.28 3.88 Infrastructure & HR 4029.25 4029.25 52.39 Training 590.<strong>12</strong> 590.<strong>12</strong> 7.710 Programme Management 869.06 869.06 11.311 Vulnerable Groups 0.00 0.00 0.0Total RCH II Base Flexi Pool 7714.01 7706.39<strong>12</strong> JSY 807.00 646.3813 Sterilisation & IUD Compensation,and NSV Camps1007.17 1007.17Total RCH II Demand Side 1814.17 1653.55GRAND TOTAL RCH II 9528.18 9359.94NOTE:The following are to be shifted to Mission flexi pool (and are not factored in the proposedamount above): Rs. 773.67 lakhs for Institutional StrengtheningThe following are shifted from Mission flexi pool (and are factored in the proposed amountabove): Rs. 630.00 lakhs for School <strong>Health</strong> Rs. 295.28 lakhs for PNDT Rs. 150 lakhs for ASHA incentive for early registration <strong>of</strong> pregnancy Rs. 150 lakhs for ASHA incentive for complete ANC and institutional delivery (fornon-JSY cases) Rs. 50 lakhs for ASHA incentive for consumption <strong>of</strong> 100 IFA tablets Rs. 50 lakhs ASHA incentive for ensuring 3 PNC visits Rs. 25 lakhs for ASHA incentive for counselling for early breastfeeding Rs. 1 lakh for ASHA incentive for Childhood disability/ Anaemia/ Malnutritionidentification, reporting and accompany the child to the health institution. Rs. 50 lakhs for IUCD Insertion and retention upto one year (visit in first, third monthand one year).<strong>Punjab</strong> Administration Approval <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong> Page 14


FMRCodeB. Detailed approval under RCH IIActivityUnit Cost(where-everapplicable)Physicaltarget/ExpectedoutputAmountProposed(Rs.Lakhs)AmountApproved(Rs.Lakhs)A. RCH TECHNICAL STRATEGIES & ACTIVITIES (RCH FLEXIBLE POOL)A.1 MATERNALHEALTHA.1.1 OperationalisefacilitiesA.1.1.1 Operationalise FRUs Rs. 200/ copy 5000 guideline 10 10booklets to beprinted on MHand CH fordisseminationworkshops.A.1.1.2 Operationalise 24x7PHCsA.1.1.3 MTP services athealth facilitiesA.1.1.4 RTI/STI services athealth facilitiesA.1.1.5 Operationalise SubcentresA.1.2 Referral Transport Rs. 200/beneficiaryA.1.3A.1.3.1A.1.3.2Integrated outreachRCH servicesRCH OutreachCamps/ OthersMonthly Village<strong>Health</strong> and NutritionDays1.50 lakhpregnantwomen.Rs. 5000/ camp 200 camps 10 10Remarks300 300 This amount willcover provision <strong>of</strong>free drop backfacilities.Emergencyresponse servicesin the state willprovide transportfrom home t<strong>of</strong>acility and secondreferral free <strong>of</strong> costto the beneficiary.<strong>Punjab</strong> Administration Approval <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong> Page 15


FMRCodeActivityUnit Cost(where-everapplicable)A.1.4 Janani SurakshaYojana / JSYA.1.4.1 Home Deliveries Rs. 500/beneficiaryPhysicaltarget/Expectedoutput11876 homedeliveriesA.1.4.2 InstitutionalDeliveriesA1.4.2.a Rural Rs. 700/beneficiary53000deliveriesA1.4.2.b Urban Rs. 600/ 13000beneficiary deliveriesA1.4.2.c C-sectionsA.1.4.3 Administrative Rs. 4/ card Printing <strong>of</strong> 1.50Expenseslakh JSY cards.A.1.4.4 Incentive to ASHAs Rs. 200/ 66000delivery deliveriesA.1.5 Maternal DeathReviewAmountProposed(Rs.Lakhs)AmountApproved(Rs.Lakhs)Remarks220 59.38 Estimated no. <strong>of</strong>live births for theState for <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong> is4.82 lakhs. BPLpopulation <strong>of</strong> statebeing 6.16 %, thetotal no. <strong>of</strong>beneficiaries underthe BPL category islikely to be around29691. Considering40% deliveries ashome deliveries,the beneficiary isestimated around11876.Accordingly Rs.59.38 lakhs(against 44,000proposed).371.00 371.0078.00 78.006.00 6.00132.00 132.00A.1.6 Other strategies/ ASHA First trimester 350.00 350.0020.00 20.00 Budgeted as perGOI guidelinesincludingincentives toprimary informers.<strong>Punjab</strong> Administration Approval <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong> Page 16


FMRCodeactivitiesActivityUnit Cost(where-everapplicable)incentives: Rs.100 for firsttrimesterregistration; Rs.100 forcomplete ANCand institutionaldelivery (exceptJSY cases); Rs.50 forconsumption <strong>of</strong>100 IFA tablets.Physicaltarget/Expectedoutputregistration - 1lakh cases; fullANC andinstitutionaldelivery - 1lakh cases;consumption <strong>of</strong>100 IFA tablets- 50000 casesAmountProposed(Rs.Lakhs)AmountApproved(Rs.Lakhs)Sub-total Maternal690.00 690.00<strong>Health</strong> (excludingJSY)Sub-total JSY 807.00 646.38A.2 CHILD HEALTHA.2.1 IMNCIA.2.2A.2.3A.2.4A.2.5A.2.6Facility BasedNewborn Care/ FBNCHome Based NewbornCare/ HBNCInfant and YoungChild Feeding/ IYCFCare <strong>of</strong> Sick Childrenand SevereMalnutritionManagement <strong>of</strong>Diarrhoea, ARI andMicronutrientMalnutritionConsumables -Rs.42 lakhs;OperationalExpenditureincludingManpower,salaries & others- Rs. 78 lakhsSupervision +Evaluation @1.00 lakh perdistrictRs. 1 lakhAnnual reviewmeeting forARI anddiarrhoeaRemarks<strong>12</strong>0.00 <strong>12</strong>0.00 Break up <strong>of</strong> HRand other costs tobe provided.10.00 10.001.00 1.00<strong>Punjab</strong> Administration Approval <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong> Page 17


FMRCodeA.2.7A.2.8A.2.9ActivityOtherstrategies/activitiesInfant Death AuditIncentive to ASHAunder Child <strong>Health</strong>Unit Cost(where-everapplicable)Rs.200/ childRs. 100 forChildhooddisability/Anaemia/Malnutritionidentification,reporting andaccompany thechild to thehealthinstitution; Rs.50 to ensurethree post natalvisits (on 0,3rdand 7th day);Rs. 25 forcounselling onearlybreastfeedingSub-total Child<strong>Health</strong>A.3 FAMILYPLANNINGA.3.1 Terminal/ LimitingMethodsA.3.1.1 Dissemination <strong>of</strong> Printing <strong>of</strong>manuals on Sterilizationsterilisation standards Files - Rs.4/file;& QA <strong>of</strong> sterilisation Printing <strong>of</strong>servicesSterilizationCards -Rs.3/card;Physicaltarget/ExpectedoutputmanagementReferraltransport for0.40 lakh sickchildrenChildhooddisability/Anaemia/Malnutritionidentification,reporting andaccompany thechild to thehealthinstitution -100 cases; Toensure threepost natal visits(on 0, 3rd and7th day) - 1lakh cases;Counselling forearlybreastfeeding -1 lakh casesPrinting <strong>of</strong>SterilizationFiles - 1.25lakhs; Printing<strong>of</strong> SterilizationCards - 1 lakhcards; PrintingAmountProposed(Rs.Lakhs)AmountApproved(Rs.Lakhs)80.00 80.00Remarks76.00 76.00 State may note thatin case <strong>of</strong> low birthweight babies,additional 3 visitsneed to be made asper guidelines.287.00 287.0015.25 7.63 State had proposedsimilar activities(for printing) in2010-11 as well;however, reportedprogress (in FMR)seems to be low till<strong>Punjab</strong> Administration Approval <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong> Page 18


FMRCodeActivityUnit Cost(where-everapplicable)Printing <strong>of</strong> NSVCards -Rs.3/card;Printing <strong>of</strong>OperationGuidelines onfixed day static(FDS approachfor sterilizationservices) -Rs.50/guideline;Printing <strong>of</strong>Manual onstandardoperatingprocedures forsterilizationservices incamps -Rs.50/guidelines; Printing <strong>of</strong>Manual onrepositioning <strong>of</strong>IUCD -Rs.50/guidelines; Printing <strong>of</strong>Brochures on E-pill and IUCD -Rs. 5/ brochurePhysicaltarget/Expectedoutput<strong>of</strong> NSV Cards -0.25 lakh;Printing <strong>of</strong>OperationGuidelines onfixed day static(FDS approachfor sterilizationservices) -1000 booklets;Printing <strong>of</strong>Manual onstandardoperatingprocedures forsterilizationservices incamps - 1000manuals;Printing <strong>of</strong>Manual onrepositioning<strong>of</strong> IUCD -1000 manuals;Printing <strong>of</strong>Brochures onE-pill andIUCD - 1 lakhAmountProposed(Rs.Lakhs)AmountApproved(Rs.Lakhs)A.3.1.2 Female SterilisationcampsA.3.1.3 NSV camps Rs.17500/camp 100 camps 17.50 17.50A.3.1.4A.3.1.5A.3.1.6Compensation forfemale sterilisationCompensation formale sterilisationAccreditation <strong>of</strong>Rs.1000/BPLcase; Rs. 650/case (others)29333 BPLcases and58667 othercases674.67 674.67Rs.1500/case 17000 cases 255.00 255.00RemarksDecember 10 (Rs.3.42 lakhs against abudget <strong>of</strong> Rs. 28.05lakhs). Therefore50% <strong>of</strong> theproposed budget isapproved.<strong>Punjab</strong> Administration Approval <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong> Page 19


FMRCodeA.3.2A.3.2.1A.3.2.2A.3.2.3A.3.2.4A.3.2.5A.3.3A.3.4A.3.5ActivityUnit Cost(where-everapplicable)private providers forsterilisation servicesSpacing MethodsIUD campsIUD services at health Rs.20/IUDfacilitiesinsertionAccreditation <strong>of</strong>private providers forIUD insertion servicesSocial Marketing <strong>of</strong>contraceptivesContraceptive UpdateseminarsPOL for <strong>Family</strong>PlanningRepairs <strong>of</strong>Rs.5 lakh/Laparoscopes laparoscopeOther strategies/activitiesASHA incentiveRs. 100 forfollow up andensuring IUCDretention uptoone year (visit infirst, third monthand one year)Physicaltarget/Expectedoutput3 lakh IUDinsertionsAmountProposed(Rs.Lakhs)AmountApproved(Rs.Lakhs)60.00 60.001 laparoscope 5.00 5.00Monitorprogress,quality andutilisation <strong>of</strong>services (bothterminal andspacingmethods)includingcomplications /deaths / failurecases; ASHAincentive forfollow up andensuring IUCDretention uptoone year (visitin first, thirdmonth and oneyear) - 1 lakhcases51.20 51.20Sub-total <strong>Family</strong> 71.45 63.83Remarks<strong>Punjab</strong> Administration Approval <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong> Page 20


FMRCodeActivityPlanning (excludingcompensation)Sub-totalSterilisation and IUDcompensation, andNSV campsA.4 ADOLESCENTREPRODUCTIVEAND SEXUALHEALTH / ARSHA.4.1Adolescent services athealth facilitiesUnit Cost(where-everapplicable)Implementationguide <strong>of</strong> RCH IIAdolescentreproductivesexual healthstrategy -Rs.75/copy;ARSHFacilitator guide- Rs.700/guide;Orientationprogramme formedical <strong>of</strong>ficer,ANMs, LHVsand others toprovideadolescentfriendlyreproductive andsexual servicesHAND OUTS -Rs.300/copy; ToMaintain MultiPurpose YouthFriendly Centresin all Districts -21 DH and 35SDH - Rs.0.50lakhs/centrePhysicaltarget/ExpectedoutputImplementationguide <strong>of</strong> RCHII. Adolescentreproductivesexual healthstrategy 600Copies; ARSHFacilitatorguide 200guides;Orientationprogramme formedical <strong>of</strong>ficer,ANMs, LHVsand others toprovideadolescentfriendlyreproductiveand sexualservicesHAND OUTS5000Handouts; ToMaintain MultiPurpose YouthFriendlyCentres in allDistricts -21AmountProposed(Rs.Lakhs)AmountApproved(Rs.Lakhs)1007.17 1007.1744.85 44.85Remarks<strong>Punjab</strong> Administration Approval <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong> Page 21


FMRCodeA.4.2ActivitySchool <strong>Health</strong>ProgrammeUnit Cost(where-everapplicable)Physicaltarget/ExpectedoutputDH & 35 SDHAmountProposed(Rs.Lakhs)AmountApproved(Rs.Lakhs)A.4.3 Other Strategies/ActivitiesSub-total ARSH 674.85 674.85A.5 URBAN RCH Rs.7500/month 230 MPWs 207.00 207.00A.6 TRIBAL RCHA.7 PNDT & Sex RatioA.7.1 Support to PNDT Cell 68.68 68.68A.7.2Other PNDTActivitiesRs. 1.5 lakhs / Orientation <strong>of</strong>village prize; Rs. programme50000 / sting managers andoperation; Rs. service20000 / providers oninformer; Rs. PC&PNDT25000 / tracking Act;machine Monitoring <strong>of</strong>sex ratio atbirth; award tovillages thatperform wellon the sex ratioscale; 10 stingoperations;prize money toRemarks630.00 630.00 Amount isapproved subject tothe State providingdetails <strong>of</strong> thenumber <strong>of</strong> schoolsto be covered, thenumber <strong>of</strong> studentsto be covered, thenumber <strong>of</strong> staff tobe recruited andtheir salary andincentive structure,POL costs, referralsystem, tertiarycare etc.226.60 226.60<strong>Punjab</strong> Administration Approval <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong> Page 22


FMRCodeActivitySub-total PNDT &Sex RatioA.8 INFRASTRUCTURE (Minor CivilWorks) & HUMANRESOURCES(Except AYUSH)A.8.1 Contractual Staff &ServicesA.8.1.1 ANMs, Staff Nurses,Supervisory NursesUnit Cost(where-everapplicable)ANMs -Rs.7500/month;Staff nurse forPHCs includingRH and SatelliteHospitals (3 SNsper institution) -Rs. 10000 P.M +Incentive afterminimum 10deliveriesconducted in theinstitution; SNsfor CHCs, 5SNs/CHC/SDH/DH - Rs.10,000/- +Incentive after15 deliveriesconducted atinstitutionPhysicaltarget/Expectedoutputinformer /decoy patient;trackingmachines for400 USGcentresANMs - 1411;SNs at PHCsincluding RHand SatelliteHospitals-726;5 SNs perCHC/SDH/DH- 570AmountProposed(Rs.Lakhs)AmountApproved(Rs.Lakhs)295.28 295.282819.70 2819.70A.8.1.2 LaboratoryTechnicians, MPWsA.8.1.3 Specialists Obstetrician for 40 347.35 347.35Remarks<strong>Punjab</strong> Administration Approval <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong> Page 23


FMRCodeA.8.1.4A.8.1.5Activity(Anaesthetists,Paediatricians,Ob/Gyn, Surgeons,Physicians, DentalSurgeons, Radiologist,Sonologist,Pathologist, Specialistfor CHC )PHNs at CHC, PHClevelMedical Officers atCHCs / PHCsUnit Cost(where-everapplicable)114 CHCs/SDH/ DH Rs.35000 +Incentive afterminimum 5 C-sections @ 1000C-section + after15 Deliveries @Rs. 300 perdeliveryconducted +after 10 MTPs@ Rs 200/ MTP.Paediatrician for114 CHCs/SDH/ DH Rs.35000 +Incentive Rs 200per EmergencyCase during <strong>of</strong>fduty hours.Anaesthetist forCHCs/ SDH @Rs. 1500/ visit +Rs. 6/KM upto50 KMsPHN at CHCPHC level(Salary11000+1000TA/DA)Female MedicalOfficer forPHCs includingRH and SatelliteHospitals @ Rs.30000 PM+Incentive afterminimum 10Physicaltarget/ExpectedoutputObstetrician;40Paediatrician;114AnaesthetistAmountProposed(Rs.Lakhs)AmountApproved(Rs.Lakhs)75 PHNs 108.00 108.00<strong>12</strong>0 FemaleMedicalOfficers328.50 328.50Remarks<strong>Punjab</strong> Administration Approval <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong> Page 24


FMRCodeA.8.1.6A.8.1.7A.8.1.8ActivityAdditionalAllowances/Incentives to M.O.s <strong>of</strong>PHCs and CHCsOthers - ComputerAssistants / BCC CoordinatoretcIncentive/ Awards etc.to SN, ANMs etc.A.8.1.9 Human ResourcesDevelopment (Otherthan above)A.8.1.10 Other IncentivesSchemes (Pl. Specify)A.8.2 Minor civil worksA.8.2.1 Minor civil works foroperationalisation <strong>of</strong>FRUsA.8.2.2 Minor civil works foroperationalisation <strong>of</strong>24 hour services atPHCsSub-totalInfrastructure & HRUnit Cost(where-everapplicable)deliveries @ Rs300 per delivery+ after 10 MTPs@ Rs 200/ MTPPhysicaltarget/ExpectedoutputHonorarium to 173 ComputerPsychiatrist - Rs. Operator at1000/month; State/District/BCounsellor - Rs. lock level500/month;Computeroperator-Rs.7500/monthRs.600/personnelIncentive toSpecialists/Doctors, StaffNurses andANMs for40,000institutionaldeliveriesAmountProposed(Rs.Lakhs)AmountApproved(Rs.Lakhs)185.70 185.70Remarks240.00 240.00 The state shouldnote that incentivesshould beperformance based.4029.25 4029.25<strong>Punjab</strong> Administration Approval <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong> Page 25


FMRCodeActivityA.9 TRAININGA.9.1 Strengthening <strong>of</strong>Training InstitutionsA.9.2A.9.3A.9.3.1A.9.3.2A.9.3.3Development <strong>of</strong>training packagesMaternal <strong>Health</strong>TrainingSkilled Attendance atBirthComprehensiveEmOC Training(including c-section)Life savingAnaesthesia skillstrainingUnit Cost(where-everapplicable)Physicaltarget/ExpectedoutputProvidecomputers andotherequipments to3 GovernmentMedicalColleges forLSAS trainingCentres.TOT for SBA - 360 SNs, 360Rs.0.59 lakhs; ANMs/LHVsTraining <strong>of</strong> StaffNurses in SBA -Rs. 69.91 lakhs(Rs.58,860/batch); Training<strong>of</strong> ANMs /LHVs in SBA -Rs.69.91 lakhs(Rs.58,860/batch)AmountProposed(Rs.Lakhs)AmountApproved(Rs.Lakhs)4.50 4.504.00 4.00Remarks140.41 140.41 Subject t<strong>of</strong>ollowing <strong>of</strong> GOInormsRs.477440 32 MO's 30.20 30.20 Subject t<strong>of</strong>ollowing <strong>of</strong> GOInormsRs.413280 48 MO's 49.59 49.59 Subject t<strong>of</strong>ollowing <strong>of</strong> GOInormsA.9.3.4 MTP training Rs.29160 60 doctors 5.83 5.83 Subject t<strong>of</strong>ollowing <strong>of</strong> GOInormsA.9.3.5 RTI / STI Training LTs - Rs.26080,MOs -Rs.36680, SNs -Rs.31680,400 LTs, 800MOs, 1000SNs, <strong>12</strong>00ANMs/LHVs47.47 47.47 Subject t<strong>of</strong>ollowing <strong>of</strong> GOInorms. Training forRTI/STI should be<strong>Punjab</strong> Administration Approval <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong> Page 26


FMRCodeActivityUnit Cost(where-everapplicable)ANMs/LHVs -Rs.37280A.9.3.6 BEmOC trainingA.9.3.7 Other MH Training(Training <strong>of</strong> TBAs asa community resource,any integratedtraining, etc.)A.9.4 IMEP Training MOs - Rs.47600 / batch;ParamedicalStaff - Rs.33600/ batchPhysicaltarget/Expectedoutput<strong>12</strong>00 MOs and<strong>12</strong>00paramedicalstaffA.9.5 Child <strong>Health</strong>TrainingA.9.5.1 IMNCI IMNCI training<strong>of</strong> 40 trainers,<strong>12</strong>00 ANMs/LHVs and 720AWWA.9.5.2 F-IMNCI F-IMNCItraining for <strong>12</strong>0MO'sA.9.5.3 Home Based NewbornCareA.9.5.4 Care <strong>of</strong> Sick Childrenand severemalnutritionA.9.5.5 Other CH Training(pl. Specify)IYCF: Training<strong>of</strong> Middle leveltrainers 20batches (2batches*10districts) - Rs.1.85 lakhs/batch; TrainingTraining <strong>of</strong>Middle leveltrainers 20batches (2batches*10districts) - Rs.37 lakhs;Training <strong>of</strong>AmountProposed(Rs.Lakhs)AmountApproved(Rs.Lakhs)48.72 48.72178.88 178.88Remarksin convergencewith SACS andSACS resourcesshould be usedoptimally.Funds availablefrom previous year.Funds availablefrom previous year.<strong>Punjab</strong> Administration Approval <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong> Page 27


FMRCodeA.9.6A.9.6.1Activity<strong>Family</strong> PlanningTrainingLaparoscopicSterilisation TrainingUnit Cost(where-everapplicable)<strong>of</strong> front lineworkers in 10districts (276batch) - Rs. 0.42lakhs/batch;NSSK training:MOs - Rs.8<strong>12</strong>50/ batch;for SNs - Rs.48230 / batchPhysicaltarget/Expectedoutputfront lineworkers in 10districts (276batch) -Rs.115.92lakhs; NSSKtraining for 800MOs and 800SNs.Rs. 24890/ team 20 teams (3person perteam)A.9.6.2 Minilap Training Rs. 24890/ batch 20 batches (3person perbatch)A.9.6.3 NSV TrainingA.9.6.4IUD InsertionTrainingA.9.6.5 Contraceptive UpdateA.9.6.6 Other FP Training (pl.Specify)A.9.7 ARSH Training MOs - Rs.60680/ batch;ANMs/ LHVs/AWWs - Rs.38780/ batchA.9.8 ProgrammeManagementTrainingA.9.8.1 SPMU TrainingA.9.8.2 DPMU TrainingA.9.9 Other training (pl.Specify)A.9.10 Training (Nursing)Rs. 41140/ batch 80 batches (10per batch) <strong>of</strong>ANMs &LHVs150 MOs and<strong>12</strong>00 ANMs/LHVs/ AWWsPGDPHM for 4candidatesAmountProposed(Rs.Lakhs)AmountApproved(Rs.Lakhs)4.98 4.984.98 4.9832.91 32.9<strong>12</strong>7.65 27.6510.00 10.00Remarks<strong>Punjab</strong> Administration Approval <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong> Page 28


FMRCodeActivityUnit Cost(where-everapplicable)Physicaltarget/ExpectedoutputAmountProposed(Rs.Lakhs)AmountApproved(Rs.Lakhs)A.9.10.1 Strengthening <strong>of</strong>Existing TrainingInstitutions/ NursingSchoolA.9.10.2 New TrainingInstitutions/ SchoolA.9.11 Training (Other<strong>Health</strong> Personnel)A.9.11.1 Promotional Training<strong>of</strong> health workersfemales to lady healthvisitor etc.A.9.11.2 Training <strong>of</strong> ANMs,Staff nurses, AWW,AWSA.9.11.3 Other training andcapacity buildingprogrammesSub-total Training 590.<strong>12</strong> 590.<strong>12</strong>A.10 PROGRAMME /NRHMMANAGEMENTCOSTSA.10.1 Strengthening <strong>of</strong> SHS/234.34 234.34SPMU (Including HR,Management Cost,Mobility Support,field visits )A.10.2 Strengthening <strong>of</strong>303.20 303.20DHS/ DPMU(Including HR,Management Cost,Mobility Support,field visits )A.10.3 Strengthening <strong>of</strong>Block PMU(Including HR,Management Cost,Mobility Support,311.52 311.52Remarks<strong>Punjab</strong> Administration Approval <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong> Page 29


FMRCodeActivityUnit Cost(where-everapplicable)Physicaltarget/ExpectedoutputAmountProposed(Rs.Lakhs)AmountApproved(Rs.Lakhs)field visits )A.10.4 Strengthening (Others)A.10.5 Audit Fees 20.00 20.00A.10.6 Concurrent AuditA.10.7 Mobility Support toBMO/ MO/ OthersSub-total869.06 869.06ProgrammeManagementA.11 VULNERABLEGROUPS0.00 0.00RemarksTOTAL RCH IIBASE FLEXI POOLTOTAL RCH IIDEMAND SIDEGRAND TOTALRCH II7714.01 7706.391814.17 1653.559528.18 9359.94<strong>Punjab</strong> Administration Approval <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong> Page 30


FMRCodeActivityConsolidated Approval under NRHM Flexi Pool for FY <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong>Unit Cost(where-everapplicable)PhysicaltargetMission Flexible PoolAmountProposed(Rs. Inlakhs)AmountApproved(Rs. Inlakhs)Annexure-IIRemarksB1 ASHAB.1.1 ASHA CostB1.1.1 Selection &Training <strong>of</strong> ASHA 3,000 16500 495.00 495.00 ApprovedB1.1.2 Procurement <strong>of</strong>ASHA Drug KitB1.1.3B1.1.4B1.1.5Other Incentive toASHAsAwards toASHA's/LinkworkersASHA ResourceCentre/AHSAMentoring Group600 17360 104.16 101.05Deathregistration@Rs100 &Birthregistration@Rs20support screeningcamp atschoolhealthprogramme,informPHC/CHConemergencysituationsState level:ProjectManagerASHA @Rs. 20000per month +5%incrementafter oneyear andProjectManagerASHA:1,StatisticalAssistant-1,CommunityMobilizer-1, ASHAAccording to<strong>PIP</strong> <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong>,there are16842 ASHAsin the state.78.75 78.75 Approved222.03 65.18Approved<strong>Punjab</strong> Administration Approval <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong> Page 31


FMRCodeActivityB2 Untied FundsB2.1 Untied Fund forCHCsB2.2 Untied Fund forPHCsB2.3 Untied Fund forSub CentresB2.4 Untied fund forVHSCUnit Cost(where-everapplicable)StatisticalAssistant @Rs. 10000per month +5%incrementafter oneyearDistrictlevel:Communitymobilize@15000/month+5%increment after 1year.{Total:Rs36lacs}BlockLevel:Honorariumto ASHAFacilitator@Rs2500(898X2500)plus Fixedhonorarium-Rs30000/annum{Total:Rs22.75lacs},Involve BEE@2.83 lacs/annumPhysicaltargetFacilitator-898AmountProposed(Rs. Inlakhs)AmountApproved(Rs. Inlakhs)Remarks50000 <strong>12</strong>9 64.5 64.5 Approved25000 446 111.5 111.5 Approved10000 2950 295 295 Approved10000 13298 1329.8 1310.8According toMIS datasheet there are13108functional<strong>Punjab</strong> Administration Approval <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong> Page 32


FMRCodeActivityB.3 AnnualMaintenanceGrantsB.3.1 CHCsB.3.2B.3.3PHCsSub CentersB.4 HospitalStrengtheningB.4.1 Upgradation <strong>of</strong>CHCs, PHCs, Dist.Hospitals to IPHS)Unit Cost(where-everapplicable)B4.1.1 District HospitalsB4.1.2 CHCs 11Institutionswith anoutlay <strong>of</strong> Rs.28.70 Crorewereinitiated. Rs.16 Crore isavailablefrom the <strong>PIP</strong><strong>of</strong> FY 10-11and Rs. 9.93Crore fromState Govt.Theprovision <strong>of</strong>Rs. 2.77Crore isproposed forFY<strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong>PhysicaltargetAmountProposed(Rs. Inlakhs)AmountApproved(Rs. Inlakhs)100000 <strong>12</strong>9 <strong>12</strong>9.00 116.0050000 446 223.00 201.0010000 2871 287.10 182.8011 277.00 0RemarksVHSCsApproved for116 CHCs inGovt.Building, asper RHS 2010Approved for402 PHCs inGovt.Building, asper RHS 2010Approved for1828 SCs inGovt.Building, asper RHS 2010To beconsidered forapproval onreceipt <strong>of</strong> list<strong>of</strong> CHCs to beupgraded.<strong>Punjab</strong> Administration Approval <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong> Page 33


FMRCodeActivityUnit Cost(where-everapplicable)B4.1.3 PHCsB4.1.4 Sub Centers 1.5 lacsB4.1.5 OthersB 4.2 Strengthening <strong>of</strong>Districts, SubdivisionalHospitals, CHCs,PHCsStrengthening <strong>of</strong>District HospitalsStrengthening <strong>of</strong>Sub DivisionalHospitalAugmentation <strong>of</strong>MaternityWards in 20Hospitalswith anoutlay <strong>of</strong> Rs.26.78 Croreis in process.Amount Rs.17.25 croreavaiable in<strong>PIP</strong> FY 10-11. BalanceRs. 9.53croreproposed forFY<strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong>There is aprovision <strong>of</strong>Rs. 2.50Crore in <strong>PIP</strong>FY 10-11.BalanceAmount Rs.1.68 crore isrequired.PhysicaltargetAmountProposed(Rs. Inlakhs)AmountApproved(Rs. Inlakhs)100 150.00 0RemarksTo beconsidered forapproval onreceipt <strong>of</strong> list<strong>of</strong> SC to beupgraded.20 953.00 953.00 Approved25 168.00 168.00 ApprovedB.4.3 Sub Centre Rentand Contingencies<strong>Punjab</strong> Administration Approval <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong> Page 34


FMRCodeB.5.9B.5.10B.5.10.1ActivityCivil Works forOperationalisingInfectionManagement &Environment Planat health facilitiesInfrastructure <strong>of</strong>TrainingInstitutionsStrengthening <strong>of</strong>Existing TrainingInstitutions/NursingSchool( Other thanHR)a. GNM Schools1. Infrastructure2. EquipmentUnit Cost(where-everapplicable)PhysicaltargetAmountProposed(Rs. Inlakhs)AmountApproved(Rs. Inlakhs)RemarksB.5.10.2b. ANMTCs1. Infrastructure2. EquipmentNew TrainingInstitutions/School(Other than HR)B.6 Corpus Grants toHMS/RKSB6.1 District Hospitals 500000 21 105.00 105.00 ApprovedB6.2 CHCs 100000 <strong>12</strong>9 <strong>12</strong>9.00 <strong>12</strong>9.00 ApprovedSDHs 100000 35 35.00 35.00 ApprovedB6.3 PHCsB6.4 Other or if notbifurcated as aboveB7 District ActionPlans (IncludingBlock, Village)B8Panchayati RajInitiative100000 446 446.00 446.00Includes Ruralhospitals andSatellitehospitals<strong>Punjab</strong> Administration Approval <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong> Page 36


FMRCodeActivityB8.1 Constitution andOrientation <strong>of</strong>Community leader&<strong>of</strong>VHSC,SHC,PHC,CHC etcB8.2 OrientationWorkshops,Trainings andcapacity building <strong>of</strong>PRI at State/Dist.<strong>Health</strong> Societies,CHC,PHCB8.3 Others(Printingguidelines onrole <strong>of</strong> PRIs/ RKSmembers)B9 Mainstreaming <strong>of</strong>AYUSHB9.1 Medical Officers atDH/CHCs/ PHCs(only AYUSH)B9.2 Other Staff Nurse/Supervisory Nurses(for AYUSH)Contractualappointment <strong>of</strong>AYUSH DispensorB 9.3 Activities otherthan HRUnit Cost(where-everapplicable)Rs 5 / copyRs23000/month for <strong>12</strong>monthsRs10000/monthPhysicaltarget3 lakhcopiesAyurveda-MO inPHC-236,Homeopathy MOin CHC-115,SDH-36,DH-2Ayurveda-Dispensorin PHC-236,HomeopathyDispensorin CHC-115,SDH-36,DH-2AmountProposed(Rs. Inlakhs)AmountApproved(Rs. Inlakhs)Remarks15.00 15.00 Approved1178.52 1073.645<strong>12</strong>.40 466.80Approved,Calculationerror in the<strong>PIP</strong> correctedApproved,Calculationerror in the<strong>PIP</strong> correctedB10IEC-BCC NRHM<strong>Punjab</strong> Administration Approval <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong> Page 37


FMRCodeActivityB.10 Strengthening <strong>of</strong>BCC/IEC Bureaus(state and districtlevels)Unit Cost(where-everapplicable)PhysicaltargetAmountProposed(Rs. Inlakhs)AmountApproved(Rs. Inlakhs)RemarksB.10.1 Development <strong>of</strong>State BCC/IECstrategyB.10.2B.10.2.1B.10.2.2Implementation <strong>of</strong>BCC/IEC strategyBCC/IEC activitiesfor MHBCC/IEC activitiesfor CHART &ExhibitionExpert@14000/month,BCCFacilitator@15000/month,Technicalsupport forprinting@<strong>12</strong>000/month,BCCFacilitaor atdistrictlevel@13000/month1State LevelAdvocacyWorkshop, 4RegionalWorkshops,20 DistrictLevelAdvocacyWorkshopand 118Block levelAdvocacyWorkshopfor Maternal& Child<strong>Health</strong>. 2FGDs at1475 Sub-Centres onMaternal& Child<strong>Health</strong> @300/- perART &ExhibitionExpert-1,BCCFacilitator-1,Technicalsupport forprinting-1,,BCCFacilitaor-2440.80 36.<strong>12</strong>Approved for20 BCCfacilitators @1 per district.19.39 19.39 Approved<strong>Punjab</strong> Administration Approval <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong> Page 38


FMRCodeActivityUnit Cost(where-everapplicable)FGDPhysicaltargetAmountProposed(Rs. Inlakhs)AmountApproved(Rs. Inlakhs)RemarksB.10.2.3B.10.2.4B.10.3B.10.4BCC/IEC activitiesfor FPBCC/IEC activitiesfor ARSH<strong>Health</strong> MelaCreating awarenesson declining sexratio issue.B.10.5 Other activities(Intra PersonalCommunication)118 3000 3.54 3.54590Workshop/Quizsessions atschools - 5schools perblock@Rs1000and 1180GroupDiscussionswithAdolescentsonAdolescentissues @300/- (10sessionsper Block)2950 Savethe GirlChildunder PNDTAct - GirlChildCompetition@Rs2500,IECCampaignforGirl-Child/PC-PNDT@ Rs. 1.00Lakh perdistrictState LevelAdvocacyWorkshopBlock LevelWorkshop onFPProgrammes9.44 9.44 Approved93.75 93.75 Approved8 8 Approved<strong>Punjab</strong> Administration Approval <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong> Page 39


FMRCodeB11ActivityMobile MedicalUnits (Includingrecurringexpenditures)Unit Cost(where-everapplicable)on NRHM,FourRegionalAdvocacyWorkshopson NRHM@ 75000perworkshopand OneDistrictLevelWorkshoponNRHMPhysicaltargetAmountProposed(Rs. Inlakhs)AmountApproved(Rs. Inlakhs)Remarks15 24 360.00 360.00 ApprovedB<strong>12</strong> ReferralTransportB<strong>12</strong>.1 Ambulance/EMRI/OthermodelsCapital Cost <strong>of</strong>Ambulances underphaseIEstablishment <strong>of</strong>EmergencyResponse Centre atAmritsarAmbulances forhospitalsB<strong>12</strong>.2 Operating Cost(POL)Recurring cost <strong>of</strong><strong>12</strong>.4 lacs 154 1909.60 1909.60Procurement <strong>of</strong> ITInfrastructure, Tollfreenumberetc.500.00 500.00This is thefirst year andhence budgethas beenapproved atthe ratio <strong>of</strong>100% CAPEXApproved.State shalltake up thework onlyafterprovidingdetails andprior approval<strong>of</strong> GoI20 140.00 0 Not approved1.18 154 1308.38 1308.38Approved @60% OPEX<strong>Punjab</strong> Administration Approval <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong> Page 40


FMRCodeActivity154 AmbulancesB13 PPP/ NGOsB13.1 Nongovernmentalproviders <strong>of</strong> healthcare RMPs/TBAsB13.2 Public PrivatePartnershipsB13.3 NGO Programme/Grant in Aid toNGOMNGO being reemployedin fivedistrict in unservedunderservedStengthening <strong>of</strong>NGO/ PPP Cell.Review meetingwith NGOpartners(Promotional Activity forseminar/workshop/reviewmeeting/study toursas per needassesement)B14. Innovations( ifany)B15Planning,Implementationand MonitoringB15.1 CommunityMonitoring(Visioningworkshops atstate, Dist, Blocklevel)Unit Cost(where-everapplicable)10 lacs@ Rs.15000PhysicaltargetMNGOs-8SNGOs-2TechnicalAssistant-1AmountProposed(Rs. Inlakhs)AmountApproved(Rs. Inlakhs)Remarks85.00 85.00 Approved75.00 0 Not Approved1.80 1.80 Approved2.00 2.00 Approved300 300State LevelResourceGroup andconsultativeMeetings,Orientationand CapacityBuilding <strong>of</strong>members <strong>of</strong>VHSC,RKS,Development andprinting <strong>of</strong><strong>Punjab</strong> Administration Approval <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong> Page 41


FMRCodeActivityB15.1. State level1B15.1. District level2B15.1. Block level3B15.1. Other4B15.2 Quality AssuranceAccreditation <strong>of</strong>District Hospitalsfor ISO/ othercertificationUnit Cost(where-everapplicable)Accreditation <strong>of</strong> 5DistrictHospitals forNABH –DistrictHospitalAmritsar,Bathinda,Jalandhar,Mohali andPatialaPhysicaltargetAmountProposed(Rs. Inlakhs)AmountApproved(Rs. Inlakhs)RemarksIEC material,Jan samvadetc.5 1<strong>12</strong>.50 1<strong>12</strong>.50 ApprovedAccreditation <strong>of</strong>SDH/CHC’s /PHC’s / Hospitalsfor ISO/othercertificationOrientation &Training <strong>of</strong> QAUs, ISOAccreditation <strong>of</strong> 5DistrictHospital & 5SDH - 5DistrictHospitals –Hoshiarpur,Sangrur,Gurdaspur,Mansa &Ropar and 5SDH –Kharar,Abohar,Malerkotla,Rajpura, &Dasua10 1<strong>12</strong>.50 1<strong>12</strong>.50 ApprovedRs 50000 0.50 0.50 Approved<strong>Punjab</strong> Administration Approval <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong> Page 42


FMRCodeActivityat State Level &field visitHospitalAdministratorTraining for BioMedical Handlersand Hands-on-Training forMaintenance <strong>of</strong>EquipmentsStrengthening <strong>of</strong>HMIS & ITInfrastructureB15.3 Monitoring andEvaluationB15.3.1Monitoring &Evaluation /HMIS/MCTS.CRS recordsUnit Cost(where-everapplicable)PhysicaltargetAmountProposed(Rs. Inlakhs)AmountApproved(Rs. Inlakhs)RemarksRs 20000 20 48.00 48 ApprovedSalary <strong>of</strong>CRSAssistant@rs 8000upto june, &8500/- from1st July<strong>2011</strong>,Procurement<strong>of</strong> OneLaserPrinter, OneScanner andOne ExternalHard Disk(I TB) for 20Distrcits forCRAs . OneColoredPrinter amd5 External40.00 0 Not Approved544.29 147.53 Printing newformats,newregister foreach ANM,trainings todistrictmonitoringand evaluation<strong>of</strong>ficer132.30 132.30Approved<strong>Punjab</strong> Administration Approval <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong> Page 43


FMRCodeB15.3.2ActivityComputerizationHMIS and e-governance, e-healthOther M & EB15.3.3B.16 PROCUREMENTB16.1 Procurement <strong>of</strong>EquipmentB16.1.1B16.1.2B16.1.3B16.1.4B16.1.5Procurement <strong>of</strong>equipment: MHUnit Cost(where-everapplicable)HD (1 TB)for StateHQ, IEC,Review <strong>of</strong>CRAEquipment& FurnitureforMaternityWards @Rs. 20 lakhPhysicaltargetAmountProposed(Rs. Inlakhs)AmountApproved(Rs. Inlakhs)Remarks100 0 Not Approved20 400.00 400.00 ApprovedProcurement <strong>of</strong>equipment: CH <strong>12</strong> 250.00 250.00Procurement <strong>of</strong>equipment: FPProcurement <strong>of</strong>equipment: IMEPProcurement(Others)Digital X-RayMachine@Rs 25lakhs foreach DH,Equipmentsfor13upgradedhospitals viz.3DH(Muktsar, Naushaharand Tarantaran), 7SDH(Derrabassi,DH-20944.00 944.00Procurement<strong>of</strong> equipmentfor SNCUsApproved. Rs5 Crore forDigital X-raymachine andRs 4.44 CroreforEquipments in13 upgradedHospitals.<strong>Punjab</strong> Administration Approval <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong> Page 44


FMRCodeB.16.2B.16.2.1ActivityProcurement <strong>of</strong>Drugs andsuppliesDrugs & suppliesfor MHUnit Cost(where-everapplicable)Budladha,KhadoorSahib,Bholath,Moonak,Tappa andGuddha) and3CHC(Balianwali,NausheraMajjha andDudhanSadan)PhysicaltargetAmountProposed(Rs. Inlakhs)AmountApproved(Rs. Inlakhs)RemarksB.16.2.2B.16.2.3Drugs & suppliesfor CHDrugs & suppliesfor FPZincsulphate-10lactablets,VitaminSolution-72000bottles, IFAtablets349.80 349.80 ApprovedB.16.2.4B.16.2.5Supplies for IMEPGeneral drugs &supplies for healthfacilitiesB.17 Regional drugswarehousesGeneraldrugs likeAnti biotics,antiinflammatory, antipyreticsetc.2242.50 2242.50 Approved<strong>Punjab</strong> Administration Approval <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong> Page 45


FMRCodeActivityB.18 New Initiatives/StrategicInterventions (Asper State healthpolicy)/Innovation/Projects(Telemedicine,Hepatitis, Mental<strong>Health</strong>, NutritionProgramme forPregnant Women,Neonatal) NRHMHelpline) as perneed (Block/District ActionPlans)Provision <strong>of</strong> CellPhoneUnit Cost(where-everapplicable)PhysicaltargetAmountProposed(Rs. Inlakhs)AmountApproved(Rs. Inlakhs)RemarksReimbursement <strong>of</strong>monthly cell phonebill to ANM/LHV/Block SA andAccountantReimbursement <strong>of</strong>monthly cell phonebill to BSMOsB.19 <strong>Health</strong> InsuranceScheme@ Rs.222/-PM@ Rs.333/-PMNo. <strong>of</strong>ANM/LHV/Block SANo. <strong>of</strong>BSMO145.37 04.72 0To beconsidered forapproval onreceipt <strong>of</strong> No.<strong>of</strong>ANM/LHV/BSMOB.20 Research, Studies,AnalysisB.21 State level healthresourcescenter(SHSRC)B.22 Support ServicesB22.1 SupportStrengtheningNPCBB22.2 SupportStrengtheningMidwifery Servicesunder medicalservices<strong>Punjab</strong> Administration Approval <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong> Page 46


FMRCodeActivityB22.3 SupportStrengtheningNVBDCPB22.4 SupportStrengtheningUnit Cost(where-everapplicable)PhysicaltargetAmountProposed(Rs. Inlakhs)AmountApproved(Rs. Inlakhs)Remarks188.00 0.00ApprovedunderNVBDCP31.5 1.5 ApprovedRNTCPB22.5 Contingencysupport to Govt.dispensariesB22.6 Other NDCPSupportProgrammesSupport forstregthening thelaboratory servicesin all the hospitals 300.00 0.00Support toImmunizationprogrammeSupportStrengthening forDental <strong>Health</strong>Statisticalassistant tosupport EPIdatamanagement@15000/month for9months,Cold chainstrengthening, MobilitySupport forRefrigeratorMechanics,Desktop andLaptoprequirement.2 Dentalfortnight in21DH@20000, in36SDH@Rs15000 and in<strong>12</strong>9CHC@10000To beconsidered forapproval onreceipt <strong>of</strong>details <strong>of</strong>laboratoryservices67.04 67.04 Approved44.60 44.60 Approved<strong>Punjab</strong> Administration Approval <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong> Page 47


FMRCodeActivityB.23 OtherExpenditures(Power Backup,Convergence etc)Unit Cost(where-everapplicable)PhysicaltargetAmountProposed(Rs. Inlakhs)AmountApproved(Rs. Inlakhs)RemarksTotal 18550.17 15919.9<strong>Punjab</strong> Administration Approval <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong> Page 48


FMRCodeConsolidated Approval under Immunization for FY <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong>Annexure-IIIActivities( As Unit Cost Physical Amount Amount Remarksproposed by the State) (whereever Target Proposed Approvedapplicable)(Rs. In (Rs. InLakhs) Lakhs)C.1 RI Strengthninig Project (Review meeting, Mobility Support, Outreach services etcMobility Support for Rs.50000/10.00 10.00c.1.a supervision for distictlevel <strong>of</strong>ficers.Year /districtlevel <strong>of</strong>ficers.Mobility support for Rs. 1000001.0 1.0c.1.b supervision at statelevelper year.Printing andRs. 525.00 25.00c.1.c dissemination <strong>of</strong>Immunization cards,tally sheets,monitoring forms etc.beneficiariesSupport for3.00 3.00c.1.d Quarterly State levelreview meetings <strong>of</strong>district <strong>of</strong>ficerQuarterly review1.6 1.6c.1.e meetings exclusive forRI at district levelwith one Block Mos,CDPO, and otherstake holdersc.1.f Quarterly review21.24 21.24meetings exclusive forRI at block levelc.1.gFocus on slum &underserved areas inurbanareas/alternativevaccinatorfor slums22.84 22.84c.1.hc.1.ic.1.jMobilization <strong>of</strong>children throughASHA or othermobilizersAlternative vaccinedelivery in hard toreach areasAlternative VaccineDeliery in other areasRs. 150 persessionRs. 100 persessionRs. 50 persession255.42 255.4280.60 80.60<strong>Punjab</strong> Administration Approval <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong> Page 49


FMRCodeActivities( Asproposed by the State)Unit Cost(whereeverapplicable)PhysicalTargetAmountProposed(Rs. InLakhs)AmountApproved(Rs. InLakhs)Remarksc.1.kTo develop microplanat sub-centre level@ Rs 100/-per subcentre2.95 2.95c.1.lc.1.mc.1.nc.1.oc.1.pFor consolidation <strong>of</strong>microplans at blocklevelPOL for vaccinedelivery from State todistrict and fromdistrict to PHC/CHCsConsumables forcomputer includingprovision for internetaccess for RIMsRed/Black plasticbags etc.HubCutter/Bleach/Hypochlorite solution/ TwinbucketRs. 1000 perblock/ PHCand Rs. 2000per districtRs100,000/district/year@ 400/ -month/districtRs.2/bags/sessionRs. 900 perPHC/CHCperyear1.58 1.5820.00 20.001.98 1.04.06 4.06Safety Pitsc.1.qc.1.r State specific0requirementC.1-Sub Total 451.27 450.29C.2 Salary <strong>of</strong> Contractual Staffs -Sub TotalComputer Assistants Rs.<strong>12</strong>000-1.51 1.51c.2.a support for State level 15000 perperson permonthComputer Assistants 8000-1000026.46 24.00c.2.b support for Districtlevelper person permonthC.2-Sub Total 27.97 25.51C.3 Traininng under Immunizationc.3.aDistrict levelOrientation trainingincluding Hep B,Measles &JE(whereverrequired) for 2 daysANM, Multi Purpose64.79 64.79<strong>Punjab</strong> Administration Approval <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong> Page 50


FMRCodeActivities( Asproposed by the State)Unit Cost(whereeverapplicable)PhysicalTargetAmountProposed(Rs. InLakhs)AmountApproved(Rs. InLakhs)Remarksc.3.bc.3.cc.3.dc.3.e<strong>Health</strong> Worker(Male), LHV, <strong>Health</strong>Assistant(Male/Female), NurseMid Wives, BEEs &other staff ( as perRCH norms)Three day trainingincluding Hep B,Measles &JE(whereverrequired) <strong>of</strong> MedicalOfficers <strong>of</strong> RI usingrevised MO trainingmodule)One day refreshertraning <strong>of</strong> distictComputer assistantson RIMS/HIMS andimmunization formatsOne day cold chainhandlers traning forblock level cold chainhadlers by State anddistrict cold chain<strong>of</strong>ficersOne day traning <strong>of</strong>block level datahandlers by DIOs andDistrict cold chain<strong>of</strong>ficer36.85 36.850 04.13 4.130 0C.3-Sub Total 105.77 105.77C.4 Cold chainmaintenance4.87 4.61Rs.500/PHC/CHCs peryear DistrictRs.10000/yearC.5 ASHA incentive for0 0full immunizationC.6 Pulse Polio1000.16 750.17Operationalcost(Tentative)TOTAL 1590.04,2 1336.357<strong>Punjab</strong> Administration Approval <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong> Page 51


FMRCodeActivityD.1 Establishment<strong>of</strong> IDDControl cellD.1.a. Technical 1OfficerD.1.b. Statistical 1OfficerD.1.c. LDC Typist 1D.2 Establishment<strong>of</strong> IDDMonitoringLabD.2.a. Lab1TechnicianD.2.b. Lab Assistant 1D.3 IEC/BCC<strong>Health</strong>Education &PublicityConsolidated Approval under NIDDCP for FY <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong>Annexure-IV AUnit Cost Physical Amount Amount Remarks(whereevertarget/ Proposed ApprovedExpected (Rs. in (Rs. inapplicable) output Lacs) Lacs)Implementation& monitoring<strong>of</strong> theprogrammeMonitoring<strong>of</strong> district leveliodine content<strong>of</strong> salt andurinary iodineexcretion as perPolicyGuidelines.Increasedawarenessabout IDD andiodated salt.* 10.0* 5.0* 7.00StateGovt.maycompleteIDDsurvey <strong>of</strong>fivedistrictsand sendthereport.D.4 IDDSurveys/ReSurveysRs. 50,000per district* 2.00D.5.Supply <strong>of</strong>Salt TestingKit (form <strong>of</strong>kind grant)Creatingiodated saltdemand andmonitoring <strong>of</strong>the same at thecommunitylevel.Total 20.00* 24.00(*) Component-wise fund break-up not given in the <strong>PIP</strong>.<strong>Punjab</strong> Administration Approval <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong> Page 52


FMRCodeEActivityIDSPConsolidated Approval under IDSP for FY <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong>Unit Cost(where-everapplicable)E.1 Operational Cost1.1 Mobility Support Rs 15,000/-per districtper month1.2 Lab Consumables Rs. 2 lacs perdistrictpriority lab1.3 Review Meetings1.4 Field Visits1.5 Formats andReportsE.2 Human Resources2.1 Remuneration <strong>of</strong>Epidemiologists2.2 Remuneration <strong>of</strong>Microbiologists2.3 Remuneration <strong>of</strong>Physicaltarget/ExpectedoutputAmountProposed(Rs. inLacs)Annexure-IV BAmount RemarksApproved(Rs. inLacs)54.21 37.8 Formats andReports,Other costsbroadband,collectiontransport <strong>of</strong>outbreakspecimens,Field Visitsand ReviewMeetings2.00 2.0033000 21 83.16 63.36 The State hasto recruit the30,00025,000217.203.007.203.00vacantcontractualpositionsunder IDSP;Remuneration has beencalculated1 (State) 37.49 34.08accordingly20as per IDSP(District)approved(District)range.EntomologistsE.3 Consultant-Finance 14000 1 1.85 1.683.1 Consultant-Training 28,000 1 3.70 3.363.2 Data Managers 14,000(State)135003.3 Data Entry 8500 24 26.93 24.48Operators3.4 Others 1.20 0.00E.4 Procurements4.1 Procurement -Equipments<strong>Punjab</strong> Administration Approval <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong> Page 53


FM ActivityRCode4.2 Procurement -Drugs & SuppliesE.5 Innovations/PPP/NGOsE.6 IEC-BCCActivitiesE.7 Financial Aids toMedicalInstitutionsE.8 TrainingUnit Cost(where-everapplicable)Rs 5 lacs perReferral labPhysicaltarget/ExpectedoutputAmountProposed(Rs. inLacs)AmountApproved(Rs. inLacs)20.60 8.0025.01 2.5TOTAL 266.34 187.46RemarksOne daytraining forMedicalcollege/hospital doctorsshould beconductedand restrictedfor faculties<strong>of</strong> medicinepediatricsand microbiology.Inductiontraining <strong>of</strong>newlycreatedmicrobiologists,epidemiologists andentomologistwill becarried outby CSU.Based on past trend, Rs. 182.66 lakhs has been approved for <strong>Punjab</strong> under IDSP for <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong>.However, if there is increase in expenditure by State as per IDSP approved norm, the budget forState could be increased at RE stage<strong>Punjab</strong> Administration Approval <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong> Page 54


FMRCodeConsolidated Approval under National Vector Borne Disease Control ProgramActivityUnitCostwhereeverapplicablePhysicaltarget/DeliverablesAmountProposedAnnexure-IV CAmountApprovedF.1DBS (DomesticBudgetary Support)F.1.1 MalariaF.1.1.a MPW 0 0F.1.1.b ASHA Honorarium 24.2 0F.1.1.cOperational Costi) Spray Wages 25 0F.1.1.dMonitoring , Evaluation& Supervision &Epidemic Preparedness40 40including mobilityF.1.1.e IEC/BCC 20 20F.1.1.f PPP / NGO activities 0 0F.1.1.gTraining / CapacityBuilding10 10F.1.2F.1.2.aF.1.2.bF.1.2.cF.1.2.dF.1.2.eTotal malariaDengue & ChikungunyaStrengtheningsurveillance (As perGOI approval)Apex Referral LabsrecurrentSentinel surveillanceHospital recurrentTest kits (Nos.) to besupplied by GoI (kindlyindicate numbers <strong>of</strong>ELISA based NS1 kitand Mac ELISA Kitsrequired separately)Monitoring/Supervisionand Rapid Response119.2070.000 265 310 <strong>12</strong>F.1.2.f Epidemic Preparedness 20 18F.1.2.gIEC/BCC/SocialMobilization13 0F.1.2.h Training/Workshop 16 5Remarks*UnderNRHMFlexi fund*To bemet fromVHSC<strong>Punjab</strong> Administration Approval <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong> Page 55


FMRCodeActivityUnitCostwhereeverapplicablePhysicaltarget/DeliverablesAmountProposedAmountApprovedRemarksF.1.2.i Fogging Machine 6 0 *NRHMF.1.3F.1.4F.2TotalDengue/ChikungunyaAcute EncephalitisSyndrome (AES)/Japanese Encephalitis(JE)Lymphatic FilariasisExternally aidedcomponent (EAC)F2.1 World Bank ProjectF.3 GFATM ProjectF.4Any Other item (PleaseSpecify)Operational CostsF.5(Mobility,ReviewMeeting,communication,formats & reports)Cash grant forF.6 decentralizedcommoditiesF.6.aChloroquine phosphatetabletsF.6.bPrimaquine tablets 2.5mgF.6.cPrimaquine tablets 7.5mgF.6.dQuinine sulphatetabletsF.6.e Quinine InjectionsF.6.f DEC 100 mg tabletsF.6.gAlbendazole 400 mgtabletsF.6.h Dengue NS1 antigen kitTemephos, Bti (forF.6.i polluted & non polluted11.9water)F.6.j Pyrethrum extract 2% 21F.6.k. Any Other (Pl. specify)F.6.l ACT 1.170 64.00Not ApplicableNot ApplicableNot ApplicableNot ApplicableNot Applicable34.00<strong>Punjab</strong> Administration Approval <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong> Page 56


FMRCodeActivityTotal grant fordecentralizedcommoditiesGrant total for grantin-aidunder NVBDCPCommoditiessupplied by NVBDCPGrand Total (Cash +Commodity)UnitCostwhereeverapplicablePhysicaltarget/DeliverablesAmountProposedAmountApproved34.00 34 .00223.20 168.0016.90 16.90184.9 184.89Remarks<strong>Punjab</strong> Administration Approval <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong> Page 57


S.No.ActivityConsolidated Approval under NLEP for FY <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong>Unit Cost/WhereeverapplicablePhysicalTargets/DeliverablesAmountproposed(Rs. inLacs)Amountapproved(Rs. inLacs)Annexure-IV DRemarksG.1.G.2.G.3.Contractual ServicesState - SMO, BFO cum AO,DEO,AdministrativeAssistant, DriverDistrict - DriversServices throughASHA/USHASensitization <strong>of</strong> ASHAHonararium to ASHAOffice expenses &ConsumablesCapacity building(Training)Improvement <strong>of</strong>skills <strong>of</strong>medicalandparamedica staff54.73 46.892.202.207.36 7.3617.50 17.50<strong>Punjab</strong> Statehas got 16Leprosy vehiclein conditiontherefore 17post <strong>of</strong> driversmay besanctioned (1 atHQ + 16 forDistt.). Theadditional fundrequired undercontractualservices may bere-allocatedfrom POL. Noprovision forhelper &contribution forCPF,honararium forpart timeaccountant overbudgetedG.4.4 days training <strong>of</strong> newlyappointed MO (rural &urban)3 days training <strong>of</strong> newlyappointed health worker &health supervisor2 days refresher training <strong>of</strong>MO5 days training <strong>of</strong> newlyappointed Lab. TechnicianG.5Behavioral ChangeCommunication (IEC) 20.00 16.40School debates,community &mahila mandal<strong>Punjab</strong> Administration Approval <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong> Page 58


S.No.ActivityQuiz,folk show,IPCworkshop,Meeting <strong>of</strong>opinion leaders,<strong>Health</strong> melasWallpainting,Rallies,HoardingsetcPOL/Vehicle operation &hiringUnit Cost/WhereeverapplicablePhysicalTargets/DeliverablesAmountproposed(Rs. inLacs)Amountapproved(Rs. inLacs)Remarksmeetings maybe organizedfrom commonIEC fund fromNRHMG.6G.7.2 vehicles at state level & 1vehicleat district levelDPMRMCR footwear, Aids andappliances, <strong>Welfare</strong>allowance to BPL patientsfor RCS, Support to govt.institutions for RCS14.208.509.168.50G.8.G.9.G.10.G.11.G.<strong>12</strong>.G.13Material & SuppliesSupportive drugs, lab.reagents &equipments and printingforms10.40 10.40Urban Leprosy Control 8.008.00NGO - SET SchemeSupervision, Monitoring &Review 1.50Review meetings and travelexpensesSpecific-plan for HighEndemicDistricts1.50Others (maintenance <strong>of</strong>Vertical Unit, Training &5.00 5.00TA/DA)Total 149.39 132.91<strong>Punjab</strong> Administration Approval <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong> Page 59


FMRCodeConsolidated Approval under NPCB for FY <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong>ACTIVITYUnit cost(whereverapplicable)Physicaltarget/expected outputAmountProposed(Rs. inLacs)AmountApproved(Rs. inLacs)Annexure-IV ERemarksH1. RecurringGrant-in aidH.1.1. For FreeCataractOperation andother Approvedschemes as perfinancial norms@H.1.2. Other EyeDiseases@h.1.3. School EyeScreeningProgramme@H.1.4 PrivatePractitioners @asper NGO normsH.1.5. Remuneration/salaryManagement <strong>of</strong>State <strong>Health</strong>Society and Distt.<strong>Health</strong> Society-Remuneration/salary )H.1.5.a. OphthalmicSurgeon@H.1.5.b. OphthalmicAssistant @H.1.5.c. Eye DonationCounsellors @H.1.6 Operational CostManagement <strong>of</strong>State <strong>Health</strong>Society and Distt.<strong>Health</strong> Society(review meeting,hiring <strong>of</strong> vehicleand OtherActivities &Contingency)Rs.750/- percase180000 300.00 300.00Rs.1000/- 2000 5.00 5.00Rs.200/- percaseRs.25000/-p.mRs.8000/-p.mRs.10000/-p.m.Rs.14 lakh/Rs7 lakh5.00 5.000.00 0.0010 9.60 9.605 6.00 6.0014.25 14.00Total 29.85 29.6<strong>Punjab</strong> Administration Approval <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong> Page 60


FMRCodeACTIVITY[Honorarium(1.5) +Operational Cost(1.6)] for <strong>ROP</strong>Unit cost(whereverapplicable)Physicaltarget/expected outputAmountProposed(Rs. inLacs)AmountApproved(Rs. inLacs)RemarksH.1.7. Third partyassessment (newinitiative)H.1.8. Recurring GIA to Rs.1000/-5.00 5.00Eye DonationCentres@per pairH.1.9. Eye BallRs.1500/-7.50 7.50Collection andEye Bank @per pairH.1.10. Eye BallRs.1500/-CollectionH.1.11. IEC(Eye16.00 16.00DonationFortnight, WorldSight Day &awarenessprogramme instate & districts)H.1.<strong>12</strong> Procurement <strong>of</strong>258.70 258.70OphthalmicEquipmentH.1.13. POL and20.00 20.00Maintenance <strong>of</strong>OphthalmicEquipments andVehiclesH.1.14 Grant-in-aid forstrengthening <strong>of</strong> 1Distt. Hospitals.H.1.15 Grant-in-aid forstrengthening <strong>of</strong> 2Sub Divisional.HospitalsH.2 Non RecurringGrant -in-AidH.2.1. For RIO (new) Rs.60 lakhH.2.2. For Medical Rs.40 lakh 10.00 10.00CollegeH.2.4 For vision Centre Rs.50000/- 10 5.00 5.00H.2.1. For Eye Bank Rs.15 lakh 2 30.00 30.00<strong>Punjab</strong> Administration Approval <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong> Page 61


FMRCodeACTIVITYUnit cost(whereverapplicable)Physicaltarget/expected outputAmountProposed(Rs. inLacs)AmountApproved(Rs. inLacs)H.2.2. For Eye Donation Rs.1 lakh 5 5.00 5.00CentreH.2.4 For NGOs Rs.30 lakh 1 30.00 30.00H.2.5Rs.75 lakh There is a 14.00 0.00proposalfrom distts.For Eye Ward &Barnala,Eye OTSFaridkot,Kapurthala& MohaliH.2.6 For Mobile Rs.60 lakhOphthalmic UnitsWith TeleNetworkH.3 Training 3.00 3.00H.4. ASHA Incentive(if any)H.5. OthersTotal 784.45 729.80Remarks<strong>Punjab</strong> Administration Approval <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong> Page 62


FMRCode.ActivityConsolidated Approval under RNTCP for FY <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong>Annexure-IV Funit cost Physical Amount Amount Remarks(wherever target/expected Proposed Approvedapplicable) output (Rs. in (Rs. inlacs) lacs)I.1 Civil works As perRevisedNorms andBasis <strong>of</strong>Costing forRNTCPI.2 Laboratory materials As perRevisedNorms andBasis <strong>of</strong>Costing forRNTCPI.3.aHonorarium/CounsellingChargesAs perRevisedNorms andBasis <strong>of</strong>Costing forRNTCPI.3.b Incentive to DotProvidersI.4 IEC/ Publicity As perRevisedNorms andBasis <strong>of</strong>Costing forRNTCP1) Civil workUp gradationandmaintenancecompleted1) Sputum <strong>of</strong>TB SuspectsExamined perlac populationper quarter;2) All districtssubjected toIRL OSE andPanel Testing inthe year;3) IRLsaccredited andfunctioningoptimally1) All eligibleCommunityDOT Providersare paidhonorarium inall districts.1) AllIEC/ACSMactivitiesproposed in <strong>PIP</strong>completed;2) Increase incase detectionand improvedcase holding;3) Funds in the31.421 31.421 One time cost for 2DP site, upgrdation <strong>of</strong>SDS, 10 DDS forSLD, 1 New TU, 5New DMCs andmaintenance cost forSDS/STC/STDC/IRL,20 DTCs, 57 TUs and268 DMCs approved42.5 42 Amount approved isas per expendituretrends andpermissible norms.25.25 10 Amount approved isas per expendituretrends andpermissible norms.28.362 20 Amount approved isas per expendituretrends andpermissible norms.<strong>Punjab</strong> Administration Approval <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong> Page 63


FMRCode.Activityunit cost(whereverapplicable)Physicaltarget/expectedoutputAmountProposed(Rs. inlacs)AmountApproved(Rs. inlacs)RemarksI.5 Equipment maintenance As perRevisedNorms andBasis <strong>of</strong>Costing forRNTCPI.6 Training As perRevisedNorms andBasis <strong>of</strong>Costing forRNTCPI.7 Vehicle maintenance As perRevisedNorms andBasis <strong>of</strong>Costing forRNTCPI.8 Vehicle hiring As perRevisedNorms andBasis <strong>of</strong>Costing forRNTCPI.9 NGO/PPP support As perRevisedNorms andBasis <strong>of</strong>Costing forRNTCPhead utilizedagainstapprovedamount1) Maintenance<strong>of</strong> OfficeEquipments atState/Districtsand IRLequipmentscompleted asplanned;2) All BMs arein functionalcondition1) Inductiontraining, Updateand Re-training<strong>of</strong> all cadre <strong>of</strong>staff completed1) All 4wheelers and 2wheelers in thestate are inrunningcondition1) Increase insupervisoryvisit <strong>of</strong> DTOsand MOTCs;2) Increase incase detectionand improvedcase holding1) Increase innumber <strong>of</strong>NGOs/PPsinvolved insigned schemes<strong>of</strong> RNTCP;2) Contribution<strong>of</strong> NGOs/PPS16.79 <strong>12</strong> Amount approved isas per expendituretrends andpermissible norms.21.6 17.28 Amount approved isas per expendituretrends andpermissible norms.41.25 35 ApprovedRs.3500000 as pernorms for 2 fourwheelersand 57 twowheelers.The statehas spent more thanthe norms in the lastfour quarters.5 3.5 Amount approved isas per expendituretrends andpermissible norms.19.18 5 Amount approved isas per expendituretrends andpermissible norms.<strong>Punjab</strong> Administration Approval <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong> Page 64


FMRCode.Activityunit cost(whereverapplicable)Physicaltarget/expectedoutputAmountProposed(Rs. inlacs)AmountApproved(Rs. inlacs)RemarksI.10 Miscellaneous As perRevisedNorms andBasis <strong>of</strong>Costing forRNTCPI.11 Contractual services As perRevisedNorms andBasis <strong>of</strong>Costing forRNTCPI.<strong>12</strong> Printing As perRevisedNorms andBasis <strong>of</strong>Costing forRNTCPI.13 Research and studiesI.14 Medical Colleges As perRevisedNorms andBasis <strong>of</strong>Costing forRNTCPI.15 Procurement –vehicles As perRevisedNorms andBasis <strong>of</strong>Costing forRNTCPI.16 Procurement –equipmentAs perRevisedNorms andBasis <strong>of</strong>Costing forin casedetection andprovision <strong>of</strong>DOT1) All activitiesproposed undermiscellaneoushead in <strong>PIP</strong>1) Allcontractual staffappointed andpaid regularlyas planned1) All printingactivities atstate and districtlevel completed1) All activitiesproposed underMedicalColleges headin <strong>PIP</strong>completed1) Procurement<strong>of</strong> vehiclescompleted1) Procurement<strong>of</strong> equipmentscompleted as45.5 30 Amount approved isas per expendituretrends andpermissible norms.562.594 562.594 Amount approved isas per expendituretrends andpermissible norms.35 11 Amount approved isas per expendituretrends andpermissible norms.61.7<strong>12</strong> 50 Amount approved isas per expendituretrends andpermissible norms.8.3 8.3 Approved One (01)four wheeler andEight (08) 2 wheelersin accordance toguidelines laid downRevised FinancialNorms. Sanction forfour wheeler to beobtained separatelyfrom CTD as perguidelines.7.29 1.2 Approved 2 <strong>of</strong>ficeequipment, laptop notin guidelines,photocopy machinesnot in guidelines,<strong>Punjab</strong> Administration Approval <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong> Page 65


FMRCode.Activityunit cost(whereverapplicable)Physicaltarget/expectedoutputAmountProposed(Rs. inlacs)AmountApproved(Rs. inlacs)RemarksRNTCPI.17 Tribal Action Plan As perNorms andCosting forRNTCP.Total 951.749 839.295Total Funds under31.5 1.5Additionality HeadGrand Total 983.249 840.795Water bath andElectronic balancecan be quoted in thehead laboratoryconsumables.In addition to this, a commodity grant <strong>of</strong> Rs. 249.7 lakhs has been approved for central levelprocurement <strong>of</strong> Anti TB Drugs and other commodity.<strong>Punjab</strong> Administration Approval <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong> Page 66


ANNEX -VList <strong>of</strong> participants <strong>of</strong> National Programme Coordination Committee <strong>of</strong> NRHM to considerthe state <strong>PIP</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Punjab</strong> held on 6th April,<strong>2011</strong>Sl.No Name and Designation E-mail address1. Sh. P. K. Pradhan, SS & MD md-nrhm@nic.in2. Dr R S Shukla, JS (PH) shukla.rs@gmail.com3. Ms Anuradha Gupta, JS (RCH)4. Dr. Ravindra Pattar, Director (CC&D) dirccd-mohfw@nic.in5. Dr. M. Malhotra drmanisha32@gmail.com6. Dr. Kiran Ambawani DC (FP) ambwanidr.rediff7. Dr. Suresh Mohammed Director, RCH sureshmohammed@nic.in8. Dr. P.K Prabhakar AC-CH pkprabhakar2009@gmail.com9. Dr. N. K. Dhamiza, AC-Imm. MoH&FW immunizationac@gmail.com10. Dr.Pradeep Kushwaha, CMO(IDSP) 986828992111. Ms Natasha Godinho, consultant TMSA natashagodinho@msg.net.in<strong>12</strong>. Mr. Rahul Pandey, Consultant FP fp.cons.rt@gmail.comDivision13. Dr. Hema Gogia, Technical Officer Imm. 886025892814. Ms Ritu Arora, Consultant M&E ritu.arora@nic.in15. Dr. Sultan Rahi16. Kauslendra Kushal, FMG kaushalk.fmgmohfw@gmail.com17. Sanjeev Rathor, FMG sanjurath@hotmail.com18. Dr. K. S. Gill, JD drkuldipsinghgill@gmail.com19. Dr. Nitasha M. Kaur, Consultant dr.nitasha1986@gmail.com(NRHM)20. Dr. Shilpy Malra, Consultant-NRHM shilpy.mohfw@gmail.com21. Sharad Kumar Singh sharadiips@gmail.com22. Dr. Ravinder Kaur, Consultant-MH drravinderk.mph@gmail.com23. Jhimly Baruah, Consultant, Public<strong>Health</strong> jhimly.nhsrc@gmail.complan(NHSRC)24. J.B. Tanwar, Consultant(BC)25. Dr. Suman, T. Pr<strong>of</strong>essional NPCB26. Narinder S. Rawat, Programme ManagerDeptt. Of AYUSH, New Delhi27. Dr. Monica Pathak, Consultant CP drmonicapathak@gmail.comREPRESENTATIVES FROM STATE GOVERNMENTSl.No Name and DesignationE-mail address1. Dr. Meenu Lakhanpal, State NGO, mins_e@yahoo.comCoordinator2. Vasundhra Khurana, Manager (M&E) vasundhra.1305@gmail.com3. Neeraj Singla, Manager F & A neeraj.singhla2@gmail.com4. Navdeep Gautam gautamnrhmpunjab@gmail.com5. Sh. Balvinder, State EN Officer (<strong>Punjab</strong>) eipunjab@gmail.com6. Dr. Rakesh K. Gupta, S.P.O NPCB npcbpunjab@gmail.com<strong>Punjab</strong> Administration Approval <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong> Page 67


<strong>Punjab</strong>7. Dr. Gagandeep Singh Grover, StateEpidecuiolrgist, NVBDCPpunjabnvbdcp@gmail.com,08872090028<strong>Punjab</strong> Administration Approval <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong> Page 68

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