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Implementation Completion Report (ICR) 3.19 An ICR Mission from the World Bank visited Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh and Tamil Nadu and also held discussions with the Ministry in July 2006 to assess the performance of the project. As part of the project completion process, the Ministry has submitted a Borrower’s Evaluation Report to the World Bank for inclusion in the ICR. The World Bank rated achievement of the development objective of the ICDS-III Project as ‘moderately satisfactory’ in the Implementation Completion Report. Preparation for ICDS-IV Project 3.20 The Ministry has initiated the preparation for the next phase of ICDS with the IDA assistance from the World Bank. A draft Project Concept Note was prepared by the Ministry and shared with the World Bank. As part of the preparation, an International Development Association (IDA) Mission from the World Bank visited the Ministry during Sept 18-29, 2006 to carry out an Identification Mission for the proposed ICDS-IV Project. The Mission held several rounds of discussions with the Ministry and also with the Planning Commission, Department of Economic Affairs (DEA) and other development partners. The Ministry is currently working on identification of the States for possible inclusion under the ICDS-IV Project and also finalizing the project interventions. A Preparation Mission of the World Bank is scheduled to visit the Ministry during January 29-Feb 16, 2006 to conduct highlevel policy dialogues and to agree with the GoI on the scope and key components of the support that has been requested from IDA, and a process and time line for preparation of the proposed support. The ICDS Training Programme 3.21 Training is the most crucial element in the ICDS Scheme, as the achievement of the programme goals depends upon the effectiveness of frontline workers in improved delivery of packages under ICDS. From the inception of the ICDS scheme, the Government of India has formulated a comprehensive training strategy for ICDS functionaries. Keeping in view the importance of the programme and its likely positive impact on the quality of ICDS Scheme, the World Bank agreed to provide financial assistance for implementation of the programme of ICDS training during a period of five years w.e.f. 1998-1999. Christened as ‘UDISHA’ (meaning new dawn), the focus of the programme has been on eliminating the heavy backlogs in job and refresher training of all functionaries. The national training component was a part of the World Bank assisted Women and Child Development Project (ICDS-III Project). Assistance from the World Bank ended on March 31, 2006, when the project was closed alongwith the ICDS-III Project after 1.5 years of extension from the original closing date i.e., Sept 30, 2004 Achievements under Project Udisha [1999-2006] 3.22 Project Udisha has achieved its main objective of clearing the backlogs of pre-service ‘job’ training. Overall performance under the ‘job training’ of different categories of ICDS functionaries is 115% of the PIP target, while such performance under refresher training has been reported as 128%. The performance figures as per the revised targets are 84% for all categories of functionaries under job training and 68% under refresher training [Table 1]. It is worth mentioning that a mammoth total of about 928,000 ICDS functionaries, out of which 366,000 AWWs and another 759,000 persons have been imparted on-the-job and refresher training respectively under the Udisha Project through a countrywide network of about 600 Anganwadi Training Centres, 40 Middle level training centres and the National Institute of Public Cooperation & Child Development (NIPCCD) and its Regional Centres. Programmes for Children 57
Table 1: Physical Status in Udisha Training Programme- All India [35 States/UTs] – As on March 31, 2006 Functi- Job Training Refresher Training onaries PIP Revised Trained % of PIP % of Revised PIP Revised Trained % of PIP % of Revised Target * Target ** Target Target Target* Target ** Target Target 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 AWW 341,365 440,070 365,832 107.17% 83.13% 554,352 731,255 567,795 102.42% 77.65% Super visor 18,180 15,017 12,107 66.60% 80.62% 28,496 30,113 23,925 83.96% 79.45% CDPO/ ACDPO 4,419 4,821 3,824 86.54% 79.32% 6,586 3,613 1,566 23.78% 43.34% AWH 440,104 645,494 545,851 124.03% 84.56% 349,344 165,968 47.51% ALL 804,068 1,105,402 927,614 115.37% 83.92% 589,434 1,114,325 759,254 128.81% 68.14% * Targets given in the Project Implementation Plan (PIP), project during 1998-99. Based on the current manpower position, actual training targets vary from State to State. ** Revised Target estimated as: No. of persons trained up to 31.3.2006 under Udisha Project (+) No. of untrained persons as on 31.3.2006, which include vacancies and anticipated recruitment in view of the expansion of ICDS Scheme New initiatives taken during the implementation of Project Udisha Flexibility in providing training to ICDS Functionaries through Mobile Training Teams: Different options have been given for organizing Job Training courses for AWWs. The State Government/Union Territories will be free to adopt one or more options depending upon their requirements. Induction Training: To operationalize the newly sanctioned Anganwadi Centres and also to clear the backlogs of training of newly recruited Anganwadi Workers, short duration induction training was introduced in several States. Starting from 2006-07, Induction training has been standardized with duration of 6 working days and a batch-size of 20. Other Training: A new concept introduced to involve other stakeholders for effective implementation of ICDS through Other Training Component, whereby the states are given the flexibility to identify state specific problems, that need more focused or innovative training and to take up such training schemes. Most states have undertaken such ‘other training’. Kerala and Tamil Nadu have done the largest number of such other training schemes under Project Udisha. ICDS Training Programme during 2006-07 3.23 On completion of Project Udisha on March 31, 2006, Expenditure Finance Committee (EFC) approved continuation of training programme during 2006-07 with domestic resources. A provision of Rs. 87 crore has been allocated under the ICDS Training Programme during 2006-07. State Training Action Plans (STRAPs) during 2006-07 3.24 STRAPs for the year 2006-07 have been approved for all States/UTs excepting Pondicherry. Total amount approved for Regular and Other Trainings is Rs. 8721.29 lakh. Majority of the STRAPs have been approved during Q1 (2006-07). An amount of Rs. 3762.88 lakh has so far been released to States/UTs and the Food & Nutrition Board during 2006-07 till November 16, 2006. State wise details of the approved STRAPs for 2006-07 are at Annexure _XIX . State wise release of grants-in-aids to States/UTs during 2005-06 and 2006-07 are at Annexure XX . 58 Annual Report 2006-07
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CONTENTS Chapter 1 Introduction 1 C
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violence and gender budgeting. The
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Workshop on Child Marriage in India
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(ICDS) Programme. It has been entru
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subsistence and have no social prot
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violence, harassment, dowry, tortur
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Important Meetings/Workshops/Semina
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hailing from sections of Indian soc
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Objectives 11.3 RMK extends micro-f
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Annexure - II 178 Annual Report 200
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Committee on Empowerment of Women A
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Annexure - VI State wise fund relea
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Statewise Amount Released under Swa
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Annexure - XIV State-wise Position
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List of Children Honoured with Nati
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Composition of the Child Delegation
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