1. Website: www.lsgkerala.gov.in/eraviperoorpanchayat
Eraviperoor Grama Panchayat Kozhimala P.O, Pathanamthitta District, Kerala State.
ISO Certified
Website:
Facebook:eraviperoorgp, Wi-Fi Connected

2. 1 Geographical Structure Wards 1. Eraviperoor west 2. Eraviperoor
3. Eraviperoor East
4. Eraviperoor South
5.Thottapuzha
6.Thevarkadu
7.Othera East
8.Othera
9 .Othera South
10 .Othera West
11.Kozhimala
12.Nannur East
13.Nannur South
14 .Nannur West
15. Vallamkulam West
16.Vallamkulam South
17.Nellad 1

3. PROFILE OF PANCHAYAT Area : 18.64 Sq. Km Founding Date and
Area : Sq. Km
Founding Date and
order number : GPLS /50 EHF dt
Population : 25200
Female : 13460
Male : 11740
Scheduled Cast : 3986 (Female: 2072 Male: 1914)
Scheduled Tribe : 117 (Female: 58 and Male: 59)
Literacy : 97%
Tele phone No. :
Village : Eraviperoor
Taluk : Tiruvalla
District : Pathanamthitta
State : Kerala
Assembly Constituency: Aranmula
Loksaba Constituency : Pathanamthitta

4. Uniqueness of Eraviperoor Local Self Government
Diversity and focus of projects
Effective utilization of State Plan Fund
Appropriate and timely intervention of projects that imbibe
Social inclusion
Economic advancement &
Environmental sustainability
Recognition from State, National and International agencies
ISO 9001 – 2008 Certification

5. Panchayat Office Front Office with Citizen Charter Boards
i. E- Governance
Panchayat Office Front Office with Citizen Charter Boards

6. Highlights Impacts Marriage, Birth and Death certificates are online.
Completion of registration within 20 minutes
and issuing certificate.
Modern record room to trace the
records and documents within five minutes
Installation and application of 10 softwares
Touch Screen facility to trace the file
movement and information.
All sections of the office including Front
Office were under network
Notices and information through Voice and
Text messages & 6 free Wi-Fi hotspot
Salary of employees and honorarium of
board members through bank.
Survey conducted among people of
panchayat and consolidated in Grama
Sabha, to improve the system and the
infrastructure of the office
Delivery of 42 services based on Right to
Service Act.
Total Quality Management system adopted
in Panchayat Office
Achieved ISO Certificate.

7. Highlights Impacts ii. Village Knowledge Centre Reference library
Preliminary Training for School Students on Civil Service and other Competitive examinations.
Classes on Sanskrit, Yoga, culture etc.
Preparing a directory of the history,
cultural and indigenous knowledge of
the village.
Organized intellectual resources of the
panchayat
Long term perspective aiming the development of the young generation.
Utilizing human resource of different
sectors

8. iii. Environmental Grama Sabha
Highlights Impacts
Special Grama Sabha in all the 17 wards
An awareness campaign on
waste management and other
environmental issues.
Distribution of Shade tree seedling
in the Grama Sabha.
Plastic shredding unit, rain water
harvesting, etc were the suggestions
of those Grama Sabha.
Widen the campaign ensuring
better food, water and environment
for the next generation.
Plastic Waste collection improved
Completed Rain water harvesting pits
13860 Bannana seedlings planted

9. iv. Waste Management Bio Gas Plant WatSan Park Plastic Shredding Unit
Shredded plastic

10. Plastic Road

11. Highlights Impacts Distribution of bio gas plants, vermi-
pipe-ring compost units
500 Compost pits
Modern Slaughter House
Modern Fish Market
Water and sanitation Park
150 kg plastic waste collected
shredding plastic by 5 women group
1290 kg plastic collected
400 kg from Sabarimala
1300 kg Shredded plastic use for
road tarring
4 km road tarring in the year 14-15
Collecting plastic through schools
and anganwadies.
Thereby giving good practice since
childhood days.
Unique project implementation in
scientific disposal of plastic waste
The life of road has improved
Fine imposed on negligence

12. v. Mini Water supply schemes
Children’s park Before After
v. Mini Water supply schemes

13. Highlights Impacts Children’s park Mini Water supply schemes
State Highway side Govt land,
abused by waste dumping , converted
as Children’s Park
Mini Water supply schemes
Effective implementation of SC
Development Fund
13 Schemes completed
The scheme supports 50 families
each
Improved supply of drinking water to SC
Colonies.
The schemes are maintaining by the
beneficiaries
Reduced the shortage of drinking water up
to a considerable extent.
Children’s park

14. vi. Arogya Sabha
Yoga Class
Karate Class
Pain & Palliative

15. Primary Health Center- ISO Certified

17. Highlights Impacts Yoga class at 8 centers
Pain and paliative-270 bed ridden beneficiaries
Doctor ,Nurse weekly house visit
Ambulance specially for the project.
Medicine and equipments distribution.
Medical camp for bystanders also
Karate class specially for girls 10 to 15 year
old, 105 beneficiaries completed two level
training.
Unique ID card, Modern lab and pharmacy , software and network system, children’s park, Mini Gymneciam and free Wi-Fi- hotspot
Evaluating quality service and modern infrastructure, PHC achieved ISO certificate
Health and wellness of the people
Yoga Class Message-Medicines are not the
only remedy for life style disease
Karate class - Focusing on self confidence
and Physical fitness
Implemented Total Quality management
System

18. Highlights Impacts vii.Jagratha Samithy
Sitting by first Friday of every month.
Women and children need not go to
police station or court to get remedy
on their complaints.
Since 2010, 214 petitions received
out of which 205 had been settled
amicably.
Grievance redressal mechanism for
women and children made easy.

19. viii. Haritha Gramam
Grow bag
Rain shelter
School Eco Club

20. Highlights Impacts Revival of fallow land.
25 hectors of fallow paddy land
cultivated in the scheme.
6 Polly houses are functioning
1250 numbers of grow bags and
2 rain shelters with seedlings
were distributed.
Revival of fallow land.
Modern Cultivation - Polly house, Rain shelter , Grow bag
School Eco Club activities promoted

21. ix. Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme
Rejuvenation of a river -Before After
Rain harvesting pits
Road Work
Reforming water sources
Banana Cultivation

22. Highlights Impacts A dries river - ‘Varattar’ was rejuvenated
Road sectioning, spreading 36 mm graded
metal, soil and rolling done.
Tarring of the same road by panchayat plan
fund.
ground water recharging pits- to
reinforce ground water level.
13860 banana seedlings planted by 42
women groups.
Subsidy for seedlings and fertilizer under
plan fund.
Labour charges given in Mahatma Gandhi
NREGS.
Construction of roads
Rejuvenation of a river
Recharging of ground water
Improvement in agriculture
production

23. X .PANCHAYAT OFFICE -ISO Certification
Training
Citizen charter boards
Modern Record Room
Touch Screen

24. Highlights Impacts Based on the people survey ,Citizen Charter
republished.
Developed infrastructure facility of the
office, as Grama Sabha suggested .
Appointed Consultancy and certifying
agency.
Various training programs for the
employees to improve attitude,efficiency etc
Modern record room- any records and
registers can be trace out within 5 minutes.
Effective formulation and implementation of
participatory plan
ISO achieved- Evaluating the
quality of service and the system in the
office with infrastructure.
Service delivery times fixed to provide
citizen services promptly.
Quality and transparency in service
Adopted Total Quality Management System.
For TQM system based on Grama Sabha
suggestions also, hence sustainable

25. Transferred Offices and Bearers
Sl.No
Name
DESIGNATION 1
Raghavan
Assistant Engineer(Guzetted Officer) 2
Dr.Beena Elizabeth
Veterinary Surgeon (Guzetted Officer) 3
Jayasree Bhasker
Agriculture Officer(Guzetted Officer) 4
Dr.Ajith P C
Medical Officer,PHC(Guzetted Officer) 5
Dr.Vimitha Murali
Medical Officer, PHC(Guzetted Officer) 6
Dr.Krishna Sree K S 7
Dr.Bindu
Medical Officer, Ayurveda Dispensary
(Guzetted Officer) 8
Dr.Lekshmi Darling
Medical Officer, Homeo Dispensary 9
Lijo
Village Extension Officer 10
Lekha M
ICDS, Supervisor 11
Vijayanandan
School Head Master

26. PANCHAYAT OWN FUND 2013-14 TOTAL 1,09,97,714 Percentage of collection
Sl.No.
Head
Collection Amount 1
Property tax
21,57,045 2
Profession tax
12,78,788 3
Service tax
3,83,801 4
Licence fees
53,140 5
Market fees/Bus stand fees
550 6
Building permit fees
44,785 7
Birth/Death/Marriage Registration fees
26,381 8
Rent/Auction
1,66,478 9
Penalties and Fines
2,76,099 10
General Purpose Fund
63,98,455 11
Others(Notice fee,cost of form ,latefee , relief fund,regularisation fee,extract fee etc
2,12,192
TOTAL
1,09,97,714
Total Demand
1,25,02,439
Total collection
Balance
15,04,725
Percentage of collection
87.90%

27. 12th Five Year Plan –Second Year 2013-14 Govt. Fund Details
SL No
Allocation
Expenditure
Percentage 1.
 2.
 3.
GENERAL SECTOR
1.1 Normal Share
th Finance
Commission Award
1.3. World Bank
Assistance
Total
SPECIAL COMPONMENT PROGRAMME
SCHEDULED TRIBE SUB PLAN
TOTAL DEVELOPMENT FUND
79,81,894
41,56,185
23,02,580
1,44,40,659
75,10,763
2,73,500
2,22,24,922
79,18,956
21,02,101
1,41,77,242
70,54,227
 2,73,500
2,15,04,969
99%
100%
91%
98%
94%
  100%
97%
4.1 Non Road
24,69,190
24,44,190
99%
4.2 Road
44,43,872
42,17,156
95%
TOTAL
69,13,062
66,61,346
96%
Maintenance Grant

28. Awards & Recognitions received
State best Bio-Diversity Management Committee Award
Arogya Puraskaram
Selected as the best Panchayat for the implementation in Pain and
Paliative
Selected as Model High Tech Green Village and thereby an additional
state government aid of Rs. 3 cr.
Plastic Waste Management was selected as the district level Model
project to present before the State Planning Board.
To study the unique initiativeness of the panchayat program resource
persons from SIRD and state of Thripura and Jharkhand,Scientist and
Technologist under training at IIPA Delhi has visited the panchayat.
The Sweeden based International Center for Local Democracy has
selected Eraviperoor as the best Local Self Government on its diversity
and focus of project implementations and visited the panchayat with its
research persons from 11 Nations.
ISO Certified Panchayat Office and Primary Health Center

29. PRIME MINISTER’S AWARD
For Excellence in Public Administration for the year
For the initiative
“Success Story of Eraviperoor -A Local Self Government”

30. thank you…