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Working Groups on Women Empowerment, Child Development and Integrating Nutrition with Health for 11 th Five Year Plan 2007-2012 Working group on Empowerment of Women 1.61 The Planning Commission vide its order dated 17 th April 2006 constituted a Working Group on “Empowerment of Women” for the 11 th Five Year Plan under the Chairpersonship of Secretary, Ministry of Women & Child Development with the basic objective to carry out a review, analysis and evaluation of the existing provisions/programmes for women and make recommendations for the Eleventh Five Year Plan. The Working Group met on 12 th June 2006 and it was decided to set up four Sub Groups : — Engendering Policies and Strategies — Violence against Women — Schemes of Empowerment, Advocacy, Awareness Generation and Support Services for Women — Women’s Component Plan and Gender Budgeting 1.62 As a part of the plan process, five regional workshops to cover North, South, East, West and North- East and one at the National level were held with assistance from UNDP and UNIFEM to engender the XI Plan were held. 1.63 Based on the Subgroup Reports and the recommendations that emerged from the Workshops on Engendering the XI Plan, a draft Working Group Report was prepared and was placed before the Group in its second meeting held on 10 th November 2006. Based on the deliberations of the Working Group, the Report of the Working Group was finalized. The vision or philosophy of empowerment for the XI Plan is Inclusive and integrated economic, social and political empowerment with gender justice. Recommendations on the following topics were made in the working group report :- — Women and the Economy — Women and the Law — Socio economic and Cultural Interventions for Vulnerable Groups — Social Empowerment — Political Empowerment — Institutional Mechanisms — Schemes of the Ministry of Women and Child Development 1.64 The working group on empowerment of women for formulating 11 th Five year Plan has recommended to study the feasibility of developing pilot projects to address specific requirements of vulnerable women such as women impacted by violence, women impacted by internal displacement, disasters and migration, domestic or bonded women labour, landless or marginal women in agriculture, women affected by HIV/AIDS or with disabilities, elderly and aged or suffering from life threatening diseases, slum dwellers, women prisoners, women belonging to ethnic and socially vulnerable communities, women of religious minorities, single women like widows, divorcees, women whose husbands are absent due to conflict, economic migration, widows of farmers who commit suicide due to failure of crops or heavy indebtedness. In the context of growing globalization and resultant liberalization of economy as well as increased privatization of services, women have to be mainstreamed into new and emerging areas of growth by providing them training and upgrading their skills. Globalization also paves way for setting up of more industrial parts, special economic zones and national highway, resulting in massive displacement; thus resettlement policy needs to be formulated and put in place to clearly reflect the needs of displaced women. The women in local self governments need to be empowered so that they can play a more proactive role in decision making. Working group on Child Development 1.65 The Planning Commission constituted the working group on development of children under the Chairpersonship of Secretary (WCD) on 17.4.2006. The Working group on ‘Development of Children’ suggested constitution of the following 4 sub-groups on the following :- Introduction 15
— Child Protection — Girl Child — ICDS and Nutrition — Early Childhood Education The sub groups held meetings independently and finalized their reports. The sub group reports were considered by the working group and the report of the working group was finalised and copies furnished to Planning Commission for consideration in the steering committee of the Planning Commission. 1.66 Some of the important recommendations made by the working group are the following :- — Universalisation of ICDS scheme — Provision of an additional Anganwadi Worker to im part pre-school education in Anganwadi Centre — Introduction of a new centrally sponsored Integrated Child Protection Scheme (ICPS) — Expansion of Creche and Day Care Programme — Review and reorganization of adoption system in India — Data systems research — A cradle baby scheme for girl child — Expansion of Nutrition Programme for Adolescent Girls (NPAG) and its merger with Kishori Shakti Yojana (KSY) — Pilot scheme on conditional cash and non cash transfer for girl child Working group on Integrating Nutrition with Health 1.67 A Working Group on Integrating Nutrition with Health for the XI Five Year Plan (2007-2012) was constituted in the Ministry by the Planning Commission under the chairpersonship of the Secretary (WCD), the first meeting of which was held on 14 th July 2006. Four Sub Groups were constituted to give concrete suggestions on important issues covered by this Working Group. Based on the discussions, a Draft Report of the Working Group was prepared. The final report of the Working Group on Integrating Nutrition with Health for the XI Five Year Plan (2007-2012), was submitted to the Planning Commission on 1.11.2006. Information Technology 1.68 National Informatics Centre (NIC) is managing the computer centre of Ministry of Women & Child Development and provides software, hardware and consultancy support to Ministry in developing computer based management information system. A team of officers of NIC works in close coordination with the officials of Ministry to maintain existing software and develop new programmes. Some of the programmes introduced in 2006- 07 by the Ministry with the help of NIC are :- — National Resource Centre for Women — Dak Diary and NGO Grant Monitoring System — GIS Mapping of Schemes of the Ministry — Application software in use in the Ministry such as Intranet based integrated office automation, budget monitoring system, Swawlamban and STEP Grant Monitoring System & Management Information System for ICDS, File Tracking System, Computerisation of State wise MPR of Grants released for all the schemes of Centre Social Welfare Board, online transmission of parliament questions to Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha Secretariat, Maintenance of MWCD website and its updation, various software like store inventory, payroll and hardware maintenance package. — Technical Consultancy and guidance to various organizations under the control of Ministry like National Commission for Women, NIPCCD, RMK and CSWB. Reservation for SCs & STs 1.69 Reservation Policy of the Government of India in the services is being followed in this Ministry and the organizations under its control. A special recruitment drive to fill up backlog vacancies reserved for SCs and STs 16 Annual Report 2006-07
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