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(3 districts) Chattisgarh (10 districts), Orissa (9 districts), Rajasthan (7 districts), Uttar Pradesh (12 districts) and West Bengal (9 districts projects). CARE has also been implementing several non-food projects in the areas of population and Reproductive health, Girl’s primary education, maternal & infant survival, provision of micro credit facilities etc. Under the Integrated Nutrition and Health Programme (INHP-II), during 2006-07, CARE India proposes to provide 9938 MTs of RVSO to cover 66.25 lakh beneficiaries (till September 2006). INHP II, as per original schedule ended in September 2006 and is under no-cost extension till 31.12.2006. The Ministry has approved the next phase of project namely INHP III for the period from January 2007 to December 2009. WFP: World Food Programme (WFP), a United Nations Agency has been extending food aid for supplementary nutrition in 11 districts in the States of Madhya Pradesh (2 districts), Orissa (3 districts), Rajasthan (3 districts) and Uttaranchal (3 districts) covering about 8.65 lakh beneficiaries. During 2006-07, WFP proposes to provide 25775 MTs of fortified blended food to cover 8.65 lakh beneficiaries. UNICEF UNICEF extends technical and material support t strengthen the ICDS Scheme. Material support of UNICEF during 2006 was to supply the weighing scales, growth monitoring charts and photocopiers to new projects. Pre-School Education Preschool education at Anganwadi centre Subject of ‘Pre-School Education’ has been allocated to the Ministry of Women and Child Development by an amendment of Allocation of Business Rules, 1961 vide Notification No. Doc. CD-87/2006 of the Cabinet Secretariat dated 16.02.2006. Education being on the concurrent list, States/UTs have been requested to give feedback regarding the present state of affairs of Pre-Scheme education viz. regulatory framework , syllabus etc. to decide the future course of action. Nutrition Programme for Adolescent Girls (NPAG) 3.10 The Planning Commission implemented the pilot project during 2002-03 & 2003-04. The Government approved continuation of Nutrition Programme for Adolescent Girls (NPAG) in the year 2006-07 on a pilot project basis. The project is being implemented in 51 identified districts i.e. in 2 backward districts each, in major Programmes for Children 53
States, identified on the basis of ranking developed by RD (Rural Development) Division of the Planning Commission and in the most populous district excluding the capital district) each, in smaller States/UTs. The list of the districts is at Annexure -XV 3.11 Undernourished Adolescent Girls in the age group 11-19 years (weight < 35 kg.) are covered under the scheme. Free food grains @ 6 kg. per beneficiary per month, are provided to these undernourished adolescent girls. The programme has been operationalised through the administrative set up of ICDS at the state, district, block and Anganwadi Center level. The success of the intervention is dependent on effective linkages with the Public Distribution System (PDS) and effective synergy and convergence with health services. 3.12 Allocation of funds for NPAG is made as Special Central Assistance (SCA), on 100% grant basis, to States/ UTs. Ministry of Finance has released a sum of Rs. 6028.61 lakh [50% of estimated requirement] as first installment to the States. Similarly, Ministry of Home Affairs has allocated a sum of Rs. 91.55 lakh as first installment to Delhi and Pondicherry. Department of Food & Public Distribution allotted 41,000 MTs of Rice and 3250 MTs of Wheat under NPAG for Annual Plan 2006-07 on 23rd August 2006, the food grains have been allotted to States/UTs. 3.13 Statement indicating state-wise SCA & food grains released under NPAG in the year 2006-07 is at Annexure XV . Kishori Shakti Yojana (KSY) 3.14 The Ministry of Women & Child Development is implementing a scheme named Kishori Shakti Yojana using the infrastructure of ICDS. The scheme targets adolescent girls in the age group of 11 to 18 years, for addressing their needs of self-development, nutrition and health status, literacy and numerical skills, vocational skills etc. In 2006- 07, KSY has been expanded from 2000 ICDS projects to all the 6118 ICDS projects. List of the blocks sanctioned for KSY is at Annexure XVI . 3.15 Under KSY, various programmatic options are available to the States / UTs to selectively intervene for the development of the adolescent girls on the basis of specific needs of the area. This scheme also seeks convergence with schemes of the Health department in order to improve the nutritional and health status of the Adolescent Girls 3.16 Grant- in-aid @ of Rs.1.10 lakh only per block per annum is released to the States/UTs for the implementation of KSY. In the year 2006-07, a sum of Rs. 31.25 crore as first installment under KSY has been released to States /UTs. State-wise details of funds released under KSY (as on date) are given at Annexure XVII . World Bank assisted ICDS-III Project (Women & Child Development Project) (1999-2006) 3.17 The World Bank assisted ICDS-III Project ended on March 31, 2006 after 6.5 years of implementation. The project was made effective in October 1999, originally for a period of five years, in five States of Kerala, Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Tamil Nadu and Uttar Pradesh with an outlay of Rs. 1600.66 crore and committed IDA assistance of 225 million SDR (equivalent to US$ 300 million). In addition, the project aimed at strengthening the ICDS programme in all States/UTs, by improving the quality of training of ICDS functionaries. Under the project, 318 new blocks and about 44,000 AWCs were operationalized in these States except Tamil Nadu (where all blocks covered were the existing blocks). Another 685 old blocks in the five States were also included for strengthening through several quality improvement interventions. The project included civil works and items for better service delivery. Physical Progress: The project, overall, has been successful in implementing most of the quality inputs, such as institutional/infrastructural development, training of ICDS functionaries, Information Education Communication (IEC), empowerment of adolescent girls, Free Expression for Quality improvement (FREQI), awards and incentives, operations research, study tours, and computerized MIS. Establishment of a result-oriented Monitoring & Evaluation system both at the central and state levels, clearance of the huge backlogs of job training of ICDS functionaries, especially that of Anganwadi workers, and increased capacity in implementing the IEC activities focusing on the needs of under-threes, are some of the major achievements of the project. Under the Project, a total of 19,730 AWC buildings (78% against the target of 25,179), 469 Child Development Project Officer (CDPO) office-cum-godowns (94% against the target of 497) were constructed in the States as on March 31, 2006. Also, 8,136 handpumps (68% against the target of 11,906) were installed in the newly constructed Anganwadi Centre premises in 11 Project States (Table 1). 54 Annual Report 2006-07
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