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· The repayment period of loan enhanced to five years invariably for all schemes. · The NGOs to be supported with 10% of the loan sanctioned as capacity building assistance. · To provide sleeper class rail fare to NGOs to come to Delhi for execution of documents. 11.18 RMK is actively considering to appoint 4 Regional Graphical representation of sanction of loan by RMK Business Development Consultants in 4 Regional Centres of NIPCCD at Guwahati, Lucknow, Bangalore and Indore to expand its outreach in uncovered / marginally covered States of India. Performance at a Glance 11.19 The cumulative performance at a glance of RMK during the year till 31.12.2006 is as under: Cumulative From 01.04.06 to 31.12.2006 31.12.2006. Loans Sanctioned 209.44 cr. 22.71 cr. Loans Disbursed 158.38 cr 10.85 cr Recovery Percentage Above 91% - IMOs 1293 Nos 58 Nos. SHGs 54760 - Women Benefited 5,59,260 10549 Nodal Agencies 36 Nos. - Franchisees 5 - State / UTs covered 25 Nos. - Maximum loan to any one beneficiary at a time -Rs. 25,000/- for Income Generation. -Rs. 50,000/- for Housing Loan. -Rs. 10,000/- for Family Loan. Present funds (as on 31-03-2006) Corpus Fund : Rs 54.15 cr Risk Fund : Rs.11.97 cr IEC Fund : Rs. 6.85 cr Pro & Dev. Fund : Rs. 2.71 cr Dr & R Fund : Rs. 0.09 cr Total Funds : Rs.75.77 cr. 11.20 The sanction of loan by RMK to the states is shown in a Graphical manner as under: Madhya Pradesh 4% Uttar Pradesh 3% Tamil Nadu 21% West Bengal 5% Orissa 5% Kerala 3% Maharashtra 4% Bihar 13% Andhra Pradesh 38% Rashtriya Mahila Kosh 171 Others 2% NE States 2%
Members of a Self Help Group financed by Rashtriya Mahila Kosh seen in handicraft activities 11.21 A Statement showing Sanctions, Disbursements, Recovery & Beneficiaries since inception to 31/03/2006 under RMK has been given in Annexure XLV. A Statement showing Sanctions, Disbursements, Recovery & Beneficiaries during the year 2006-07 (from 01/04/2006 to 31/12/2006) has been given at Annexure XLVI. 11.22 The activity-wise coverage of Loans (on % Basis) is as under: — Dairy farming, Goat, Sheep, Pig rearing and fishery 52.0 % — Various type of Crop cultivation 18.0 % (Agriculture and Horticulture crops) — Small Trade/ Business / Vending 22.0 % — Handloom / Handicraft activities 2.0 % (Bamboo Craft, Jute Bag Making, Terra-cota) — House construction 0.2 % — Consumption purposes 0.5 % — Other types( Group Activities) 3.3% Impact of Micro Credit on Women 11.23 A great change has been observed in the socioeconomic outlook of the RMK beneficiaries. Some notable changes are as below: - • Shift from farm-Labour to livestock, herding, piece rate work. • Additions to house or building of new house, purchase of radios, land and cycle. • 93% household reported savings after getting loan from RMK as compared to 83 % before that. • Women spend 84 paise out of every additional rupee on family vs. 47 paise by men. Bulk purchase of food-grains. 11.24 Increased enrolments in schools & higher education for girls, higher education for children, regular attendance. • Less evidence of “Parda” by borrowers - as compared to non-borrowers. • Increased mobility of women. 172 Annual Report 2006-07
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CONTENTS Chapter 1 Introduction 1 C
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Development; Child Welfare and Prot
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A number of programmes are being su
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and other social concerns. The main
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Promoting Gender Equality - GOI - U
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National Guidelines on Infant and Y
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Hoisting of the Women’s Empowerme
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— Child Protection — Girl Child
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at the same level i.e. Rs.4795.85 c
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(1997- 2002) laid emphasis on the p
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DIARY, a honorable activity for a h
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Hostels for Working Women 2.16 The
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Swadhar - A Scheme for Women in Dif
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exploitation is interlinked with tr
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— The ministry has requested the
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— Capacity building and training
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elationship does not exist such as
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— Equal participation of women an
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Hon’ble Vice president of India,
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Working Groups on Women Empowerment
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(iii) to reduce the incidence of mo
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3.5 The States have to necessarily
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Financial - Plan Allocation and Exp
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States, identified on the basis of
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Table 1: Physical Status in Udisha
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Cooperation with UNICEF 3.34 UNICEF
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y Prime Minister’s Office and sen
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Rs. 1 lakh, a silver plaque and a c
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(ii) To provide a forum for network
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3.70 This scheme has been implement
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Voluntary Coordinating Agencies (VC
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Convention of the elimination of al
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Other Programmes Grant-in-aid for R
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of the Ministry is being constitute
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women and children belonging to Sch
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Food and Nutrition Board 5.1 The im
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Inaugural Session of the National W
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egularly to deliberate on the need
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Nutrition demonstration by C.F.N.E.
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Gender Budgeting - Budgeting for Ge
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Box -1: Mission statement- “Budge
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Box -3 The plan documents have over
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Box 5 : Checklist II for mainstream
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Complete Budget Macro Level Gender
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16. Deptt. of Food & Public Distrib
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Ministry of Urban Development All U
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— MEA is also looking into a poss
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6.31 The representative of the Mini
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drudgery of women, facilitating her
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Nagaland 24. Thujo Multipurpose Coo
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