1. Inter State Exchange Programme (ISEP) Govt. of Rajasthan, Jaipur
Rajasthan Experience
Rohit Kumar
Commissioner EGS
RD & PR Department,
Govt. of Rajasthan, Jaipur

2. ISEP 16 – 19 May 2016 - Participation
MoRD officials led by
Smt. Aparajita Sarangi, Joint Secretary (Mahatma Gandhi NREGA)
Host : Government of Rajasthan-
Officers from the States of :
Uttar Pradesh
Madhya Pradesh
Jharkhand
Chhattisgarh
Odisha
Maharashtra

3. Progress 2015-16 Vis-a vis All india
S.N.
Parameters
All India
Rajasthan 1
Person days Generation Crore (% Against Appvd. LB)
(98%)
23.41 (111%) 2
% PD Generation by Women 55 69 3
Av. Days of Employment per HH
48.86
55.47 4
Timely Payment (%) 35 47
88% within a month 5
% Exp. On Ag. & allied works
60.4
60.52 6
Exp. On Material (%) 26
18 (33) 7
% HH Completed 100 Days 10
11 (4.69 Lakh) 8
AADHAR Seeding (%) 62
70 (89% on Bhamashah)
80% - current yr. active workers

4. State Initiatives To capture the real/hidden demand
Worksite supervision, GTNPS and Women Mate
Individual Beneficiary works
Focus on creation of Durable assets
CFT
Issues
Mukhya mantri Jal Swavlamban Abhiyan (MJSA) - Convergence

5. Demand Capture - Strategy adopted
To capture the real/hidden demand
Proactive demand registration/dated receipts
Rozgaar Diwas – every Thursday at GP Bhawan (Thursday weekly off), fixing (x,y,z,t) of the Gram Sewak/GRS - must
Multiple agencies for demand capture – Sarpanch Ward Panch ANM, ICDS worker, Mate FPS dealers, Aanganbari Kendra etc.
Application form (Form 6) readily available – GP Bhawan, Mate, worksite, Sarpanch/Ward Panch, FPS, SHC/PHC, Agri Supervisor, AWC
Effective Toll Free Helpline – capture demand/dated reciept
Sufficient no. of works to be in a ready state
FS - villagewise at least 2 works should always be available
Emphasis on Individual Beneficiary works

6. Demand Capture – Strategy adopted (cont…)
Emphasis on timely payment – 47% - 88% payment within a month
MR trekking
15% in 13-14
Monitoring
Daily monitoring of Labour Deployment by Commissioner/DPC/ADPC
Monthly VC with DPC/ADPC
Effective Mate system
FULCRUM – Mobilization of workers, demand registration/dated receipts, worksite management,, NAPI on a daily basis, monitoring GTNPS
"LINK" – GP officials and workers
GTNPS (Groupwise Task NAPI Payment System), women Mate

7. CTNPS – Combined Task Napi Payment System
Inefficient work culture
Clear cut demarcation – SWF/NSWF
Category
No of Laborer in a worksite
Total Task Given per day (Cu. ft.)
= (Col 2 X 50 Cu Ft)
Total Task Done per day
(Cu. Ft.)
Av. Wage (should have been) per man day as per their share of task
= (Col 4 /Col 3) X 173
Av. wage actually paid per man day (based on CTNPS)
=(3800/5000) X100
Diff. of Av. wage = (Col 6 – Col 5) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Sincere work force 70
3500
Rs 173
Rs 132
- Rs 41
Non sincere work force 30
1500
300
Rs 35
+ Rs 97
Total
100
5000
3800

8. GTNPS - Group Task Napi Payment System
Only permanent solution: CTNPS  GTNPS
Who will do this ?
THE Women MATE
Worksite Supervisor
At least 50% women – more sincere, methodical & honest
5th pass – women & 8th pass – men
Concept of Daily Task - SoR – simplified form –
lead/lift, soft /hard soil
Concept of "Chowkdi"
Concept of Napi – simplified - 1" = Rs. 14
Daily Recording of Groupwise Napi on MR

9. Concept of "CHOUKDI"
e.g Labour ~ 50 cubic ft : 5 Labour  250 Cubic ft
Knowledge of Chowkdi : 25’x10’x1’
Full Task 173/-

12. Works of Individual Beneficiary
Linkage with RGAVP –
2.51 Lakh completed works (Land development, Tanka/Farm pond/wells, Diggi, Horticulture plantation, Med bandhi etc.)
Identification of 1 lakh SHG Members for works under this category
25000 Farm Ponds/Tanka
Special Gram Sabha/IPPE - II
Main Focus on field bunding, water conservation, horticulture plantation, cattle shed , vermi/NADEP compost, khaalaa

14. Focus on - Durable Assets
Renovation of traditional water bodies & new WHS – including Farm Ponds/Tanka
Food Godown – 2000
Anganwadi – 2000
Play grounds – 2000
Cattle shed
Roadside/Pasture land plantation (Panch Phal)
Well/Group well

15. CFT Project –important deliverables
PD generation against approved LB
% SC/ST HH provided employment
Av. Days of employment to SC/ST
Timely Payment
% Exp. on Individual Beneficiary works
Zero attendance MRs
Av. wage rate paid
% women Mate
No. of GPs with no on going works

16. Some Important Issues Procurement:
Minus the unskilled labour – should be done as a “composite work” and not as item wise procurement/Master Circular  Improvement in quality & work completion
Individual Beneficiary works–sanction for SF/MF–Saturation Mode
RUP construction to be allowed  ensure real connectivity
Internal road width – should be 3.75 m instead of 3 m/IRC

17. Some Important Issues MIS related issues:
Multiple selection of sub works, like Farm pond/Tanka/Wells/ Plantation (package) and Reports generation
AADHAR /Bhamashah Seeding – Linkage/consent
Option of Group Well/Kitchen shed
Material bill vouchers of – to be booked in only

18. Mukhayamantri Jal Swavlamban Abhiyan (MJSA)
To create 7 lakh water conservation structures in 4 years. 1 lakh structures to be completed by 30th June 2016
Special plantation drive in July-August, around these structures
Scientific ridge to valley treatment - conservation structures MPT’s/CCT’S, Farm Ponds/Tankas, Field Bunds/Check Dams
Mass movement, people offering ‘Shramdaan’. Crowd Sourcing touched Rs. 50 crore/JCBs, Machines, POL
Convergence of line department’s activities and funds- Mahatma Gandhi NREGA ,IWMP and State Funds
Technological interventions - Geo-tagging, GIS maps,mobile application
Villages taken – 3500 this year
Mahatma Gandhi NREGA – Rs. 400 crore out of Rs crore; works

20. Interlocking tile road

22. Women Mate

23. Tanka Construction

24. Tanka Construction

25. Farm pond

26. Diggi construction

27. Panch Phal (Karonda)

28. Khala Construction

29. BFT Training

30. Women Mate

31. Anicut construction

32. Anicut construction

33. Inter locking tiles road

34. Anicut construction

35. Well Construction

36. Development of Crematoria

37. Cattle shed

38. THANK YOU

39. Target – Focus are Targets for specific works to districts –
Farm Pond/Tanka
Aanganwadi Centers
Vermi/NADEP Compost
Road side Plantation Km
Food grain Godowns
Play Fields
Horticulture Plantation Beneficiary
Cattle shed Lakh
Development of Cremation Grounds 2000

40. Target works to be taken up in FY 2016-17
S.N.
District
Farm Pond /Tanka Nos.
AWC Buildings Nos.
(a) Vermi Compost Tanks and (b) Nadep Compost Nos.
Roadside Plantation (Length In Km)
Food grain Storage Structures Nos.
Development of Play Fields Nos.
Horticulture Plantation No. of Beneficieries
Cattle Shed Nos.
Development of Crematoria Nos. 1
Ajmer
200 25
500 40 50 55 10
2850 61 2
Alwar
147
100 70
150
5175 95 3
Banswara
120
1000
110
105
3497 75 4
Baran
1873 37 5
192 72
451
2234 47
Barmer
58338
632
14084
174
119
225
136
4942
115 6
Bharatpur 45
122 30
3780 68 7
Bhilwara
1398
284
400
3881 81 8
Bikaner
4000
2000
2931 9
Bundi 79
65-63
116
197
1850 34
Chittorgarh
106
550 22 11
Churu
1270 80
2567 12
Dausa 16
2365 41 13
Dholpur
196
155
125
1728 14
Dungarpur 90 15
2941
Hanumangarh 18
700 28 96
2537
jaipur
5377
102 17
Jaisalmer 60
1415 20

41. Target works to be taken up in FY 2016-17
S.N.`
District
Farm Pond /Tanka Nos.
AWC Buildings Nos.
(a) Vermi Compost Tanks and (b) Nadep Compost Nos.
Roadside Plantation (Length In Km)
Food grain Storage Structures Nos.
Development of Play Fields Nos.
Horticulture Plantation No. of Beneficieries
Cattle Shed Nos.
Development of Crematoria Nos. 18
JALORE
500
274
1000 10 30 50
2769 54 19
JHALAWAR 20
700
100
300
2547
JHUNJHUNU
1505 60
903 80
3042 21
JODHPUR 48
4600
160
4710
108 22
KARAULI
200
2294 41 23
KOTA 62
1245
155
775
1567 34 24
NAGAUR
2000
170
4720 95 25
PALI 40
3244 68 26
PRATAPGARH
828 33
2475
210.6
165
330
1668 27
RAJSAMAND
2092 47 28
S. MADHOPUR 63
2021 29
SIKAR
430 15 5 99
129
3467 61
SIROHI 75
1637 31
S. GANGANAGAR
800 12 90 9
3396 32
TONK
150
2325
UDAIPUR
2700
5498
115
Total
77549
3044
49855
1799.6
3265
2838
7701
100000