Annexure2 to Notification No. 40 : Empowered Committee Presentation

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Annexure2 to Notification No. 40 : Empowered Committee Presentation AP Presentation for EC meeting Action Plan OF <NAME OF STATE> FOR FY <YEAR> PRESENTED ON <DATE> BY <SRLM/SSM>

Contents S No. Particulars Page No. SECTION I : Proposal Snapshot 1 Proposal Summary 4 2 AP Eligibility Conditions 5 3 Policy/Strategy Checklist 6 SECTION II : Organization’s Profile & Past Achievement State Skill Mission 8 Organization Structure 9 HR Status/HR Head Quarter Level 10 7 HR District Level 11 SRLM Status Report 12 Past Physical & Financial Performance 13 SRLM Training Capacity 14 Deviations from SOP and Guidelines 15 SECTION III : Proposal Details Proposed Physical Target 17 Project Training Cost 18 Project Implementation Cost 19 Trade, District Projection & SGA 20 16 Project Risk Assessment & Mitigation 21 Suggestions for Implementing DDU-GKY Project 22 2

SECTION I : Proposal Snapshot 3

Proposal for Skilling <No Proposal for Skilling <No. of beneficiaries> Youth as per the DDU-GKY Guidelines Particulars Cost in (Cr.) *Programmatic Fund *Project Implementation Cost CTSA Cost (1.5% of Project Training Cost) TOTAL Cr. Central Share (75%) State Share (25%) Per candidate training cost [(Training +Implementation Cost)/No. of Beneficiaries)] Beneficiary Break-Up SC ST Minority Total Women *Detailed in slides 18 to 20 4

AP Eligibility Conditions S No. Conditions Status If No, then reason and the progress plan 1 Have a full time COO/Programme Manager in charge of skills and placement. Yes/No   2 Have a dedicated skills team at the state level to support COO skills. 3 Have a dedicated skills team at the district and sub district level to support COO skills 4 Have a policy that is aligned with the national guidelines on how to appraise new and on-going projects. 5 Have a policy clarifying how AajeevikaSkills PIAs can use spare capacity (men and material) in government institutions and buildings 5

Deviation from SOP/Guideline (Give very brief details)* S No. Policy/Strategy List Status Deviation from SOP/Guideline (Give very brief details)* 1 Project Appraisal Policy Yes/No   2 Mobilization and Counselling 3 Partnership Engagement 4 Innovation 5 Fund Flow System 6 Approval and Sanction Process 7 Placement, tracking and retention support 8 HR Structure 9 Skill Gap Analysis 10 Job Fairs / Melas 11 IEC 12 Migration Support Centre 13 Capacity Building 14 MIS and Monitoring & Evaluation 15 Staff at block level and below 16 Alumni Support *Details of the deviation to be furnished on slide number 15 6

SECTION II : Organization’s Profile & Past Achievement 7

About State Skill Mission First established as ______ in Year & Date under the chairmanship of __________ Key highlights of the SRLM *Policy Making Body *Executing Body Chairman Chief Secretary & Addl. Chief Secy., Pr. Secy., Secretary departments etc Professionals & Independent Advisors (Specialists) as under: Chairman Managing Director General Managers, Deputy General Managers & Managers Project Management Support Unit (State and District level deployment) and TSA Project Advisor, Independent Consultants and support staff * Headers are Indicative 8

Organization Structure This is only an example for look and feel of the Organization Structure Chief Operating Officer Operating Officer/PC skilling SPM (Skill Training) PM(Skill training) PM(PIA Management SPM (Direct Placement and Partnership) PM (Local Placement) PM (External Placement) SPM(Quality and MIS) PM (Quality) PM (MIS) 9

HR – Head Quarter Level HR Status 10 Level Position Approved Position Filled Position Vacant State Head Quarters   District Block GP HR – Head Quarter Level S.No Level Position Approved Position Filled Position Vacant Salary Range 10

HR – District Level 11 S. No Level Position Approved Position Filled Position Vacant Salary Range 11

SRLM Training Capacity for DDU-GKY for the period <2012-2015> Summary Report of DDU-GKY <2012-2015> Active PIA Active Training Centres Youth Trained Under Training Batches Completed Batches On-going % 3rd party assessment and certification of trainees Certification details and employment achieved by certificate holder

Approved Target Break-Up Past Financial Status Financial Year Approved Budget State + Central Share Expenditure Unutilised Amount[1]   Project Cost Support Cost CTSA Monitoring Fee Total Centre State 2014-15 2013-14 2012-13 Past Physical Status Year Target Approved Approved Target Break-Up Trained Placed SC ST Minority Others Total Women Residential Non Residential 2013-14   2012-13 2011-12 *This slide is only to be filled for the existing AP states 13

SRLM Status Report as on <Date> Capacity Available 1 Human Resource Strength Available   2 Experience in DDU-GKY Project 3 Experience in Other Skilling Projects 4 MIS/IT Systems Available * Add more rows as required Capacity Shortfall Pending Projects of DDU-GKY Project Pending Projects under other Schemes No. of Projects not achieved Targets (Financial or Physical) Non Availability of Trained Staff 14

Deviations from SOP and Guidelines Item(s) deviating from specified guidelines by DDU GKY Reason Remedial Measures taken for course correction/Justification for the deviation 15

SECTION III : Proposal Details 16

Proposed Physical Target Financial Year Training Type Duration Physical Target Break-Up SC ST Minority Special Groups Total Women 2015-16 Residential 3 months   6 months 9 months 12 months Non-Residential 17

Proposed Project Training Cost Budget Heads FY - 2015-16 Total projected cost (INR) 3 Months 6 Months 9 Months 12 Months Projected Budget (INR) Per Candidate Cost(INR) Training cost   Boarding and Lodging One time travel cost Food and Transport cost Post Placement Support Tablet Computer Uniform Incentives Total Cost (X) No. of Candidates (Y) Per Candidate Cost (X) / (Y) Monitoring Fee (--%) Total Training Cost + Monitoring Fee State Share (--%) Central Share (--%) 18

Proposed Project Implementation Cost Sl. No. Items Cost sheet as per Guidelines (% of project cost) Proposed budget (INR) Total projected support cost (INR)   2015-16 1 Skill Gap Assessment 1% 2 Information, Education and Communication (IEC) 1.50% 3 Alumni Support 4 Capacity Building 3% 5 Monitoring and Evaluation 3.5% of the project training cost 6 Staff Block level and below INR 3.5 lakhs per block 7 Job Mela INR 50,000 per job fair at GP level 8 Migration Support Centre INR 10 lakh per center Total Support Cost (A) Total no. of candidates (B) Cost per candidate (A) / (B) Total Project Cost (X+A) Central Share 75% of Total project cost State Share 25% of Total project cost 19

Trade & District Projection Financial Year Name of District Trades in Demand Trades Covered Training Target 2015-16   2016-17 Skill Gap Analysis According to skill gap study Year, it is estimated that ______ will have an incremental human resource requirement of approximately ___ lakh workers by Year across a few high-priority sectors as follows: Select below sectors/add as per your state study SKILLS DEFICIT BY PROFICIENCY LEVEL, Year PROJECTIONS Particulars SKILLED SEMI SKILLED UNSKILLED Status in Year Demand Deficit/Surplus IT & ITeS Tourism & Hospitality Auto & Engineering Healthcare Banking & Financial Services Mines & Minerals The state would require an additional ___ lakh of skilled and ___ lakh semiskilled workers by Year. Add details relevant to the state 20

Project Risk Assessment & Mitigation Risk Factor Risk Mitigation Measures Management Risk   Pre-completion Risk Approvals and Clearances from required authorities Financial Risk Non-Availability of Infrastructural Facilities Cost and time overrun Post completion Risk Performance Shortfall Post Training Placement Risk Other Risk Force Majeure Complaints from various parties 21

Suggestions for Improving Implementation of DDU-GKY Project S No. Condition as Per Guideline Reference to Guidelines Suggestion 1   2 S No. Condition as Per SOP Reference to SOP Suggestion 1   2 S No. Suggestion in General Reference if Any 1   2 22

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