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Scheme of Assistance to Homes (Shishu Grih) for Children to Promote in-country Adoption 3.74 The Ministry is implementing a scheme wherein CARA provides grant – in- aid to Government Institutions and Non-Governmental Organisations for increasing and Adoption Data Year In-country Inter-country In-country Placement Placement Sishu Grehs Agencies Agencies 2000 1890 1364 404 2001 1960 1298 573 2002 2014 1066 690 2003 1949 1024 636 2004 1707 1021 587 2005 1541 867 743 Dec.,2006 1529 853 400 The status of grant-in-aid as follows: promoting adoptions within the country. The upper ceiling for annual grant-in-aid assistance is Rs. 6.00 lakh for adoption homes. Up to November 2006, an amount of Rs. 82 lakh for 22 Units was sanctioned to 15 NGOs and 2 State Govts. under the Shishu Grih Scheme. Financial Year Budget Estimate Revised Estimate Actual Expenditure (In Crores) 2001-02 4.50 2.00 1.60 (44 NGOs) 2002-03 3.60 2.20 2.13(44 NGOs) 2003-04 2.70 2.70 2.29 (35 NGOs, 04 State Govts, 60 (units) 2004-05 2.65 - 2.23 (39 NGOs, 03 State Govts., 53 (units) 2005-06 5.00 2.00* 2.24 to 37 NGOs, 02 State Govts. (+0.27 lacs from (Mizoram and Gujarat), 49 units (40 NE budget) NGO units and 9 Govt. units) 2006-07 2,50 2.50 2,02 crore to 30 NGOs, 05 State Govts. (Manipur, Mizoram, Gujrat, Karnataka, Uttar Pradesh) Programmes for Children 69
Voluntary Coordinating Agencies (VCAS) 3.75 As a step towards promoting and strengthening in country adoption, CARA has initiated the process of setting up Voluntary Coordinating Agencies (VCAs). The VCAs are responsible for coordination of all matters relating to adoption in a State as also to promote in-country adoption. They also maintain list of prospective adoptive parents. Girl Child 3.76 Girl child’s status is dramatically profiled in female to male sex ratios of younger age groups in the population. The 2001 Census reveals a sex ratio of 927 in the 0-6 age group. The sharp decline in female sex ratios over the years suggests that female foeticide and infanticide are primarily responsible for this phenomenon followed by general neglect of the girl child. Gender discrimination is also Health check up at Anganwadi centre evident from the marked malnutrition level of girl prevailing: 56 percent of girls (15-19) years continue to suffer from anemia; 45 per cent of the girls suffer from stunted growth as opposed to 20 per cent of boys. Due to dietary deficiencies, adolescent girl do not achieve their potential weight and height. Also, 35 per cent of rural adolescent girls have a weight below 38 kg and a height below 145 cm. Undernourished girls who grow into undernourished mothers continue a vicious intergenerational cycle of under-nutrition and wastage of women. The Girl Child is also highly susceptible to abuse, violence and exploitation. It is a known fact that crimes against girl child have been increasing over the years but very few cases get reported. Rape, trafficking, sexual exploitation, child labour, beggary are some of the form of violence perpetuated on the girl child. 3.77 The Working Group Report on Children for the 11 th plan comprised of a sub group on the Girl Child. The Working Group recommendations seek to holistically empower the girl child in all aspects. The suggestions include addressing the various constraints/persisting problems facing the girl child and to undertake special measures to protect the girl child’s prospects of survival and security, from conception to birth, in her early years, and throughout the period of her childhood. The focus is on four Es - equality, education, enabling environment and empowerment Tracking Female foeticide and declining sex ratio The inferior status and the crime and violence against the girl child starts even before she takes birth. This is evident from the incidence of female foeticide which has been increasing over the years denying the girl child the right to be born. Effective implementation of the PC and PNDT Act 3.78 The premier Act to prevent pre conceptual and pre natal sex determination and consequent female foeticide is the pre conception and pre Natal Diagnostic Techniques (prohibition of Sex selection) Act, 1994 (PC and PNDT Act seeks to prohibit the techniques of pre conception and prenatal sex determination and to preempt the misuse of 70 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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Page 53 and 54: Financial - Plan Allocation and Exp
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Page 61 and 62: Cooperation with UNICEF 3.34 UNICEF
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7.25 Budget outlays for Child Devel
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CHAPTER-8 National Institute of Pub
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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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Emphasis on Hygiene during Menstrua
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violence, harassment, dowry, tortur
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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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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 - XII Statement indicating
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Annexure - XIV State-wise Position
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Annexure - XX Statewise grant-in-ai
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List of Children Honoured with Nati
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Composition of the Child Delegation
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List of new Research / Workshop Pro
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47. SC/ST Backward Women and Childr
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82. Managing Director, Uttar Prdesh
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2. The Principal, Vidyasagar School
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Nagaland 24. Thujo Multipurpose Coo
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