COVER HINDI - Ministry of Women and Child Development

Slips, GPF Statements, IT Statements, Forms, etc. from
this website directly. This system is developed using ASP
and MS-SQL Server.
Budget Monitoring System was developed and
implemented in the Finance wing of the Ministry. It is an
online application capturing scheme wise details of funds
sanctioned and released.
Swawlamban and STEP Grant Monitoring System
was developed for monitoring the implementation of
Women’s Economic Programmes. The database consists
of information regarding details of voluntary organizations
who have applied for or availed of grants under the
programme, the nature of training programme, duration
and course content, enrolment and number of beneficiaries,
financial sanctions etc. The system generates various types
of reports for efficient management of the programme.
Management Information System for monitoring the
scheme of Integrated Child Development Services has
been in operation for more than 10 years. The package
has been implemented at a geographically wider area in
the country comprising Central, State and District levels.
NICNET communication facility has been extensively
used for transmission of information from/to District and
State Administrations. The following initiatives have been
taken during the year:
— File Tracking System (FTS) and other related
software were developed in the Ministry.
— NIC has computerized the State wise MPR of Grants
Released for all the Schemes from Central Social
Welfare Board.
— NIC provided assistance to the Parliament Section
for regular on line transmission of replies of
Parliament Questions to Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha
Secretariat.
— The Ministry of Women and Child Development has
a website which is maintained by the NIC and
updated periodically.
— With the help of NIC, Ministry is running various
software like Store Inventory, Payroll and Hardware
Maintenance Package very successfully.
— Technical consultancy and guidance to various
organizations under the control of the Ministry like
National Commission for Women, NIPCCD, RMK
and CSWB is provided by NIC.
Financial Assistance to Voluntary
Organizations
4.14 A list of voluntary organizations and Government
Organization that have received assistance from the
Ministry for Various activities in the field of women and
child development during 2006-07 is given at Annexure
XXX .
Annual Plan and Action Plan
4.15 The Plan and Non-Plan outlays for the year 2006-
07 were fixed at Rs.4795.85 crore and Rs.57.09 crore
respectively. The revised outlays (Plan) have been fixed
at the same level i.e. Rs.4795.85 crore whereas Non-Plan
have been revised to Rs.60.00 crores. Scheme-wise details
are given at Annexure XXXI . The Ministry prepared the
Annual Action Plan (AAP) for the schemes and activities
of the Department, setting out the targets, both financial
and physical, for the four quarters of the year. This AAP
was monitored on a quarterly basis in the Ministry to
review the financial and physical achievements as per the
targets fixed at the beginning of the year.
4.16 The Ministry completed the exercise for the
preparation of the Annual Plan 2007-08. The Plan was
discussed in the Planning Commission. The Planning
Commission allocated an amount of Rs. 5793.00 crores
under plan for the Ministry for the year 2007-08, which
represented a step up of 20.79% over the outlay of the
previous year.
Plan for the North-East Region
4.17 As per the guidelines of the Planning Commission
and the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry has allocated
10% of the Annual Plan outlay for the implementation of
its programmes in the seven North-Eastern States of
Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Manipur, Meghalaya,
Mizoram, Nagaland and Tripura and the State of Sikkim.
During the year, efforts were made to involve social
organisations of North East with the existing support
available under various grants-in-aid schemes of the
Ministry of Women & Child Development.
Special Component Plan (SCP) for SC and
Tribal Sub-Plan (TSP)
4.18 The schemes and programmes of the Ministry are
directly impacting the lives of women and children
belonging to the most disadvantaged sections of the society.
Most programmes are located in the areas where the
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