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Statement of Outlays and Outcomes/Targets: Annual Plan 2005-06 (Rs. in crores) Sl.No. Name of the Scheme/ Programme 1. Training of elected representatives for implementing various developmental programmes through local self governance Objective/Outcome Outlay 2005-06 Quantifiable Deliverables To build up the capacity of elected representatives of Panchayats so that they can effectively carry out their duties and responsibilities as envisaged in the Constitution (a)grant in aid to training institutions (b) Grant in aid to state governments (c) Provision for NE states. Total 12.40 12.0 05.00 ------- - 29.40 Haryana - 57620 Himachal Pradesh - 20458 Chhattisgarh- 127124 Karnataka - 90000 Kerala - 21000 M.P. - 213139 Rajasthan - 120547 U.P. - 412146 A&N - 560 D&N - 136 (States due for elections in 2005-06) Total 1062730 Process/ Timelines Scheme Central assistance is provided to States to impart training to the elected and official functionaries of the PRIs. All the elected representatives to Panchayats from States that will be holding elections in 2005-06 are proposed to be trained during the course of the year. Remarks/ Risk Factors State due for elections will have to conduct them on time. Any delay or postponeme nt will affect the quantifiable deliverables 370

2. Scheme for Awards to Best Panchayats 3. Panchayat Development and Research To reward best performing panchayats as well as encourage other States to devolve powers upon Panchayats so that they can function as institutions of selfgovernment as envisaged in Part IX of the Constitution. To make Panchayati Raj Institutions more effective in various developmental programmes by making use of the findings of such research and action research studies. 9.20 It is proposed that 3 best States in the Part IX of the Constitution Panchayats would be given awards. Each State being awarded will in turn award the best performing Panchayats in that State. 2.00 About 25 action research projects. Guidelines for the scheme of giving awards to States that have undertaken reforms in PRIs have been approved in principle and are under issue. grants are to be given to various organizations including NGOs for carrying out research (including action research) concerning role of PRIs in local self- governance and implementation of programmes of economic and social justice. Adequate number of suitable proposals not being received. Training and Research Advisory Committee (TRAC) to be held once every month. 371

4. Conferences, Seminars, Workshops etc. To formulate new innovative programmes as well as to improve the existing ones through sharing of experiences etc. in the field of local self governance. 2.00 About 20 Conferences, seminars and workshops dealing with various aspects of the Panchayati Raj. (i) Deliberations of the Conferences of the Committee of State Chief Secretaries reviews and furthers 150 recommendations of 7 Round Tables, covering 18 dimensions of Panchayati Raj (ii) Conference of the Council of State Ministers of` PR Chaired by Minister (PR) reviews the progress of the action taken by the States and implementation. Conferences, Seminars, Workshops, etc. are organized with Panchayat members, Panchayati Raj Departments of State Governments including Sectoral Conferences of State Governments and Ministries concerned of Central Government dealing with Social Sectors like Education, Health, Tribal Affairs, etc. Conferences would be organized with Bodies of Industries like CII for promoting Rural Business Hubs. 372

5. Information Technology 6. Information, Education and Communication. To bring about transparency in the various developmental programmes by effective monitoring of flow of funds to PRIs as well as physical implementation of various programmes. To create awareness about the PRIs and their functions among the masses. 2.00 All District Panchayat Portals (537) to be prepared and linked to the National Panchayat Portal 1.50 Wide publicity will be given to the MOUs signed by the Ministry of Panchayati Raj with individual States on the the conclusions of the Round Tables, so that people of these states are aware of their States commitment towards specific action points as agreed therein. MOUs are expected to be signed with 9 states during 2005-06, at the rate of 1 per month from July 2005 onwards. initiatives to create data bases on Panchayats through the National Panchayat Portal would be supported. Under the expenditure is to be incurred on publications, advertisements and publicity etc. through print and visual media on different aspects of Panchayati Raj. (Rs.in lakh) Publicity will also be given to the necessity to hold Gram Sabhas once every quarter, including the conduct of social audit in the Gram Sabha.. Publicity will also emphasise the need to place the Audit report before the Gram Sabha. 373

Sl.No. Name of the Scheme/Programme 7. Projects assisted by UN agencies Objective/Outcome Outlay 2005-06 Quantifiable Deliverables To empower Panchayats 0.50 One district each in for becoming effective 10 states is proposed institutions of local selfgovernance to be covered under and agents this programme of social change. Process/ Timelines in cooperation with UN agencies like UNDP and UNFPA various activities relating to capacity building of elected members of Panchayats especially women, awareness about gender sensitization, reproductive health, etc. are planned to be taken up. Remarks/ Risk Factors 8 Other Schemes - 3.40 - - - Total Plan Outlay 50.00 374