REGISTERED POST/BY HAND

No.N-11028/ 1 /2011 /11-ISDP/INNI !WM-Vol XVII Government of India

Ministry of Hoteong and Urban Poverty Alleviation JNNURM Directorate

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Room No.222, G Wing, Ntnnaii Bhawau New Delhi, Dated 7l" September, 2011

OFFICE MEMORANDUM

The undenugned is directed to enclose herewith a copy of the tritium-a of the 110 °' meeting of the Central Sanctioning C-ommutor of Ministry of Housing and 12rban Poverty Alleviation held on 18' August. 2011 under the Chairpersoriship of Secretary (I !UFA) to consider and sanction projects under Integrated Housing and Slum Development Prngnamme (IH SDP).

2. The appraisal agencies (Lc HUDCO, BMTPC) are requested to convq- the decisions of the C.:mini Sanctioning COOMUTICC to all the State implementing agencies/nodal agencies for 111SDP to take appropriate follow up actions as per the minutes of the. morung.

3. A copy of the minutes is forwarded to the Secretants in- charge of 1lSUP and IHSDP its States/UTs with a request to rake further follow up action.

(Sushi] P.Gahlau0 Under Secretary to the Government of India

Tel.:- 23061519 End: Minutes of the meeting

To Members of the CSC as follows: I. The Secretary, Ministry of Urban Development, Nirman Bhavan, New 1)elhi, 2. The Secretary, Ministry of Finance. Department of Expenditure, New Delhi. 3. The Panora, Adviser (F (UM Planning Commission, Mini& Bhavan, New Delhi A. The Secretary, Ministry of Environment and Forms, Paryavaratt Bhavan, CGO

Complex. Lodhi Road, New Delhi. 5. The Secretary, Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment. Shasm Bhavan, New Delhi. 6, The Secretary, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare. Niuxuan Bhavan, New Delhi 7. The Secretary, Department of School Education & Literacy, Shaseri Munn, New Delhi 8. The Joint Secretary and 1A, Ministry of Urban Development and Ministry of HUPA,

New Delhi. 9. The Chief Planner, Town and Country Planning Organization (TCP0), LP. Estate, New

Delhi 10. The Adviser, CPI -I EEO, Nlinuttry of Urban Development, Ninnan Bhavan, New Delhi 11. The (:MD, Housing and Urban Development Corporation Licl..1-11.SDCO 13havan, India

Habitat Centre, Lodhi Road, New Delhi. 12. "Ilse Mission Director & Additional Secretary (ININURM), Ministry of Housing and

Urban Poverty Alleviation, New Delhi. Member.Secretary.

Copy to the Secretaries in charge of Basic Services to the Urban Poor (BSUP) and Integrated Housing & Slum Development Programme (IIISDP) in the States/UTs:-

The Principal Secretary, Urban Development & Municipal Adtninistradon Department Government of .Andhra Pradesh, L-Block Secretariat Hyderabad — 500002

The Secretary, Municipal Administration Department, Government of Andhra Pradesh, 1.-Block Secretariat, Hyderabad-500002

The Cotnmissioner de Secretary. UD Department, Government of Assam, Dispur, Gtnvahati -78104)6

The Additional Secretary & Director (BUDA), Urban Development department, Vikash Blaawan, Patna.

The Secretary, Urban Administration & Development Department. Government of Chhatrishgarti, Room No.316, DKS Bhawan, Mantralaya, Raipur -492001.

The Principal Secretary (12D) & Housing, Government of Gujarat, Block No 14, 914, Floor, New Sachivalaya, Crandhinapr-182010

The Comrnissicmer & Secretary, Department of Urban Development, Government of Haryana, SCO-20 Sec 7C,

The secretary, Housing and LID Department, government ofJammu & Kashmir, New Secretariat, Srinagar

Director, Urban Local Government of Jammu & Kashmir, 151-A / D, Gandhi Nagar...Jammu.

The Principal Secretary, Housing Department, Government of :Andhra Pradesh, L-Block, A.P. Secretariat, Hyderabad -500002

The Principal Secretary, Urban Dery ClOpMent it: Tourism, Govenunent of Arunachal Pradesh, Civil SCCATAIIIII,

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The Secretary, Urban Development Department, Government of Bihar, Vikash Bhawan, New Secretariat, Pama.

The Secretary (Housing), Government of Bihar Sachivalaya, Patna-800015

(Housing) Government of Goa, Secretariat Annexe, EDC House, Parisi' -403001

The Chief Executive Officer. Gujarat Urban Development Mission, GMFB

Sectrir-10A, Gandhinagar- 3820)6

(L-T)), Government of Ilimachal Prades..., 4,4116 _ 171002

The Principal Secretary (Housing), Government of Himachal Pradesh,

The Secretary Urban Development Department, Government oflharkhand, Rimclu-834004

The Secretary (flowin g) Government of Jharkhand, Project Building, Dhurwa, Ranchi-834004

The Principal Secretary (Housing) Government of Karnataka, Room No.213, 21K1 Floor, Vikas Salida, Dr.B.ICAmbedkar Road, Bangalore-560001

'Ilie Principal Secretary of Government LID Devartment, Government of Karnataka, Room No.436, 4th Floor, Vikas Sauda Dr, B.R. Ambedkar Road, Bangalore 560001

The Secretary (Housing), Government of Kerala, Secretariat, Thinwanantlaapuriun - 695001

The Principal Secretary, Local Self Government Department, Government of Kerala,

Thimvananthapuram - 695001

The Secretary, Local Self Government, Government of Kerala, Thauvananthapurtun- 695001

The Executive Director, Kudumbashree, Sub: Poverty Eradication Mis.inoti, Government of Kerala 20 ,1 Floor, TRIDA Building, Chalakuzhy Road, Medical College (PO), Thinrvananthapuram 695011

The Principal Secretary, Urban Administration and Development Department, Government of Madhya Pradesh, Nlantralaya, Bhopal -462032

The Principal Secretary (Housing & Environment), Government of Madhya Pradesh, Mantralaya, Elallabh Bhavan, Bhopal-462032

The Commissioner, Urban Administration & Development, Government of Madhya Prade.sh, Nagar Palika Bhavan, Shivaji Nagar Bhopal-462016

The Principal Secretary (UD), Government of Maharashtra, Room No. 425, 4 61 floor Mantraalaya, Mumbai-400032

The Principal Secretary (Housing), Government of Maharashtra, Room No.268, 2" Hoot, Mantrilay, Mumbai-400032

Commissioner & Secretary, Urban Affairs & Housing, Government of Meghalaya, Main Secretariat Building Shillong- 793001

The Secretary, Housing, UD & Municipal Administration, Government of Manipur. Chief Secretariat, Imphal-795001

The Commissioner & Secretary, Urban Development tic Poverty Alleviation Department, Government of Mizoram, Civil Secretariat, Aimal-796001

The Principal Secretary Urban Development Department, Government of Nagaland, Kohima-797001

The Commissioner & Secretary, Works & Housing, Government of Nagaland Kohima-797001

The Principal Secretary (Housing & UD), Government of Orissa, Onssa Secrecanat, Bhubaneswar-751001

'Ilie Principal Secretary (LSG), Government of Punjab, Mini Secretariat Sector-9, Chandigarh -160001

The Secretary ( [lousing & UD), Government of Punjab, Room No.419,

Mini Secretariat, Sector-9, Chandigarh- 160001

The Principal Secretary, LIDFI & 1SG Department, government of Rajasthan Room No. 29, Main Building, Secretariat,

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The Secretary, that Self Government Department, Government of Rajasthan, Room No, 39, SSO Building, Government Secretanat, Jaipur 302005.

The Secretary, Department of LID& Housing, Government of Sikkiin, NH 31A i Gangtok- 737101

The Secretary (Housing & LID), Government of Tamil Nadu, Fort St. George., &activist, Chermai-600009

The Scaerary, Municipal Administration & Water Supply Government of Tamil Nadu, 6th Floor, Ezhilagam Auntie, Chcfrauk. Cht-tingi- 600009

The Secretary (UD), Government of Tripura Civil Secretariat, Pt. Nehru Complex, Agartala.799001

The Principal Secretary (UD & MA) Goverrunent of Uttar Pradesh, Room No.825, 8III floor, Bapu Bhawan, Lucluaow- 2260111

The Principal Secretary (Housing), Government of Uttar Pradesh, 325 Bapu Bhavan, Lticknow-226001

The Director, SUDA, Government (if Uttar Pradesh, Nat:chart° Kendra 10, Ashok Mars, Lucknow.

The Principal Set-terary (UD), Government of Uttarakhand, UttarakhandSecrttariat, 411, Subhush Road DEHRADUN -248001

The Project Director (JNNURNI), Urban Development 13irectorate, Government of Unarakluusd, 43/6, Mans Nfandir Mang, Dharampur, Dektadun-248001

The Principal Secretary (LID), (kvemment of West Benp,al, Nagitraylin, D1.-8. Sector-1, Biiihannagar, Kolkata 700064

The Secretary (UD & Housing). Chandigarh Administration, UT Secretariat, Sector 9, Chandigarh-160001

The Secretary (Housing), Government of Puducherry, Chief Secretariat, Puclucherry. 605001

The Secretary, Local Administration Department, Government of Pitaucherry, Chief Secretatiai. Puducherry-605001

The Principal Secretary (up) , (i(Arernment of NCT' of Delhi, 91h Moor, C Wing, Delhi Secretariat, If' Estate, New Delhi.

The Additional Secrewry CUD), Government of NC of Dalai. Dellu Secretariat, IP Estate, New Delhi-1100(2

The Commissioner 6: Secretary. (Relief & Rehabilitation), UT of Andaman & Nicobar Islands, Secretariat, Port Blair- 7440101

The Secretary (Housing & UD), UT of .Dainan & Diu, Secretariat, Mini Daman-396220

7-17be Secretary (Housing & ur.)), UT of Dadra & Nagar Haveli, Secretariat, Silvassa- 396220

The Chief Town Planner, Town & Country Planning Department, UT Administration of Dadra & Nagar Haveh, 2°4 Floor, Stereranat, Silvan-196130

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Copy to:

1. The Additional Secretary to Hon'ble Prune Minister (Kind attention Shri R. (TiopalitIcrislinan), PMO, South Block, New Della

2. PS to Hon%le Minister (FIUPA) 3. PSO to Secretary (HUM) 4. Joint Secretary (H), Ministry of 1-1UPA 5. Joint Secretary (RAY). Ministry of IlLIPA. 6. The Joint Secretary (PP), Ministry of Minority Affairs, Room No. 1125, Floor,

Paryavaran lihavan, CC() (:omplex, New Delhi. 7. The Joint Secretary (LI). Ministry of Home Affairs. North Block, New Delhi. B. 1)5 (UPA), Ministry of 11UPA. 9. ()SD (INNURM), Ministry of FILTA. RI Director (ENINURM), Ministry of HUPA H. Director (RAY), Ministry of HUM It Director (Administration), Ministry of HI IPA 13. US(JNNIJRM), !Ministry of HUPA 14. 1)D(J PC), NBO, Ministry of Ill:PA 15. jDThua 4: MIS), NR() Ministry of HIT,‘ to. DD(N1lC), NW, Moist!? of HUN 1 7 . AO (JNNURM),Ministry of HUN IS, SO (IHSDP), Ministry of HUM

\,.."-tq. Deputy Chief (BMTPC) Monitoring Cell (JNNURM), Ministry of HUPA 20 The CM11, NBCC, "NBCC Bhavan", Lodht Road, Netw Delhi-110003 21. The CMD, Jangpura, New Delhi- 110014 22. The Executive Director, sNripc, Core 5A, First Floor, India Habitat Centre, Lodhi

Road, New Delhi-110003 23 The Director (Corporate Planrung), HUDCO, 1-IUDCO Bhavan", Indian Habitat

Centre, Locllu Road, New Delhi-110003. 24 The Director, Indian Instinite of Technology. Roorkee, littarkhand -247667

Copy tot- 1) I.T.Officet Monitoring Cell (JNNURNI). Ministry of HUN ii) Guard Folder on INNURM

(Sushi] P.Gah(aut) Under Secretary to the Government of India

Fe!.:- 23061519

MINUTES OF THE 110" MEETING OF THE CENTRAL SANCTIONING COMMTITEE (CSC) OF THE INTEGRATED HOUSING AND SLUM -DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME (IHSDP) UNDER JAWAHARLAL NEHRU NATIONAL URBAN RENEWAL MISSION (NNURM)

Nirman Bhawan, New Delhi, le August 2011

Tilw 110th Meeting of the Central Sanctioning Committee (CS(:) of the Sub-Mission on Integrated Housing and Slum Development Programme (IFISDP) of the Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission (jNNURN) was held under the Chaupersonship of Secretary, Ministry of Housing and Urban Poverty Alleviation in New Delhi on 1 fith August 2011 at 4.00 p.m. in Nirman Bhawan, New Delhi The list of participants is at Annexure—I.

2.1. The Director NBC) and 0513 (INNURN) welcomed the Chairperson and Members of the CSC. The Director requested all ihé States/UTs/ULBs/implementing agencies to !bats on speedy and quality execution of all projects sanctioned under RSVP and IHSDP and organize regular inspection of the same through independent/professional agencies/ competent quality assurance reams so as to ensure utmost quality in inipkmentation. Such inspections should he systematized and need not wait for the inspection by the State or Central 1P1M. agencies. It was suggested that the TPLNLA visits be phased in such a way that they are distributed over different phases of construction that require critical quality checks.

12 The Director (JNNURM) requested States/tTs- to send proposals seeking assistance for Project Supervision, Quality As.surance and Community Mobilization support. The detailed guidelines for the sante, approved in the 75' CSMC Meeting held on 7.1.2010, were circulated to States/ yrs. The same are also available on the JNN URN' website. The States/UTs were requested to send proposals as early as possible. The Director reiterated the salient points emphasized by the Chairperson in the earlier meetings of CSMC/CSC for adherence/implementation by the States/I;Tsitillis (Annexure-II).

3.1 The Chairperson requested States/ULBs to make all out efforts to ensure that _INN URN1 is implemented with utmost quality. The benefits of BSLTP and 1.HSDP should percolate to the intended beneficiaries. The States/U . 1's WM, requested to (i) ensure highest quality in the execution of projects sanctioned with the institution of proper supervision. monitoring, independent quality assurance (at project and SLNA kvels both) and third party inspecuon mechanisms; cnucally review the projects sanctioned on

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a case by case basis and take the required steps to ensure their completion without much time and cost over-runs; fill) cart:fun) examine c.wh o f the tion-starter projects under BSUP and IIISDP and propose altenationlimxiificationjcaneellation of the same urgently, if required or suggest new proketsladditional infrastructure in the already- sanctioned projects; (w) work out appropnate post-protect sustenance mechanisms for the proper . upkeep and maintenance of asets created under ',SUP and LEISDP, including common Amenities with the close involvement of the coMmunift through arrangemeim like Resident Welfare Associations and establishment of a maintenance fund with appnapnate contributions from beneficiaries and Urban Local Body; (v) main $un that All the relocation colonies are provided with proper public transport connectivity and all basic physical and social amenities., including, schools, livelihood ct•Mits, health care tnedines, local 6hopping complexes, etc.; (v-i) take up the preparation and exhibition ol video films for civic education and upkeep and maintenance of colonies and houses constructed under BSUP and IHSDP; (vii) undertake social audit of at least 2 or 3 projects under I3SUP And IHSDP with the trwolvernent. of reputed NG0s/CBOs, following the guidelines prepared by the Ministry; and (viii) implement the 3 propoor reforms effectively with the issuance of appropriate legislative amendments/regulations, especially with regard to the reservauon of land for the urban poor in all housing colonies. Stxretary (HUPA) requested State/UT Secretaries to undertake detailed reviews and send minutes to the Mission Directorate.

32. The CA-carpet-son urged all Stare/ UT Secretaries/CEOs of SIN:Ns/Urban Local BodiesImplementmg agencies to ensure that the sanctioned infrastructure components arc planned well in advance and completed ()dine the dwelling units arc handed over it, beneficiaries for occuparam so that facilities like water supply lines, overhead tanks. sewerage

septic tanks, storm drams, roads, community halls. livelihoods centres, vendors' markets. CU: are in place before the bcrietieuries start livingtn the houses. He requested dun infraautictore works should be starred and executed while the finishing works at respect of houses are being completed. also asked that Pn 3Pottionate State/MB share be utilized be fore requisitioning further instalments from the Centre and reminded diem that the 4"' instalment under 13SUP chid 2' 1 instalment under II LSD!' would not be released fully unless it is dettionsuor ed that action has been initiated by the concerned State 5031126C-$/SLNA4 up resources to etimue the Completion of the sanctioned infrastructure compt-.. nt3 in time.

Further. the required Thin, Parry inspections MUM be conducted t their ft-ports be analysed by SENA::: for taking corrective action betos. approaching the Government of India for release of 3 1"2 and subsequent

instalments uutitr BSUP and 2''' instalment under II ISM'.

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3,3 Chairperson also pointed out that all the S1NAs must establish competent expert teams to analyse TRIM reports, send comments to the Ministry and monitor the implementation of all the corrective actions needed. The Chairperson expressed concern over the OW escalation in projects due to the delay in execution. Fie requested the States/UTs to Work out proper strategy to bear the enhancement in project cost through additional allocation :secured from State Fimuice Departments and not to indulge in cutting the costs of essenual infrastructure which could mean that the poor are not provided with 'basic minimum amenities. He cautioned that the implementation of the 7-Point Charter - a key reform target under INMAN!, would need to be achieved. He requested States/UT to report to the Ministry im Un pi ist-project maintenance arrangements made-

4. OS!) (J NNURM) and Director (NBC)) requested the States/U1.,Bs to put up a proper iNNUBM logo 111 a prominent place on all the buildings constructed under BSUP and IFISDP He asserted that the logo to be put up should be of iNNUILM as designed by the Government of India and not of BSUP, IHSDP or any State Scheme_ 1-k reiterated the instructions of the Chairperson that in all functions relating to foundation stone-laying and inauguration of BSIIP and IHSDP projects. the local MPs. MLAs, Mayors/Municipal Chairpersrms and other dignitaries MUST be involved. Further, the Ministry must also be awned at appropriate levels in advance anti be closely involved in the organization of these functions.

5. For the CSC Meeting, the following proposals were put up in the agenda:

(a) Pro_posal for cancellationLwilkkawn of 1HSDP projects

i. Maharashtra: 4 IHSDP projects - I each at Kannad. Parbhani, Bokardan & Kopargaon.

IL Rajasthan: 2 IHSDP projects- 1 each at Alwar and Jhalawar. iii. West Bengal: 25 11-1SDP projects (approved imprinciples tu

75" CSC meeting) I. Alpurduar. 2. Brmagar (1Th.11),

Contai (Ph.I I), 4. Damhat 5. Egra 6, Ghatal (Ph.!!),

Gobardanga 8.. !Candi (Ph.II), 9. Krislinanagar 10. Metmui

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II. Midnapore (Ph 11), 12. Nahailwip (Ph.1-1), 13. Panskitra (Ph.11). 14. Taherpur (Phil). 15. Tarakeswar 16. Titlangant 17 Ash( tkenagar-galyangarh (Ph.!!), 18. Badurta (Ph.11). 19. Balurghat (Ph.11), 20. Bankura (Phil), 21. Ba8irhat (Ph.11) 1 22. DalkItiki It Fluid tbari (Ph. IT) . 24, Jalpatgun (Phitt and 25. Raiganj Ph.11

(b) litoposal for Reinstatement of 2 IIISDP prams

Maharashtra: 2 II-BOP protects - I each at Itajura ((:handraptte) & Panto Galatia).

(e)pritialtP insittIment of ACA recejyesi(rn

West Bengal: 8 11-1S1)1) projects - 1 each :u Habra town, ooper Camp ;own, KAMM f (8111, tiangarampur town,

Bankura town. Tarkeshwar town. loynagar town, thakdaha town

(d) Erp_posal for_t_ialmcc 50% 2" installment of ACA. nscived from

West Bengal: 2o IIISDP protects -- 1 each at Nfekhligant, Alipudur, Tehcrpur, arandrakonit, Kantli, Taangam, Dinhata, Eget, Ishoupur, Sonamukhi, (rotitai, Balurpliat, Kharar. English Bazaar, Ilalklmla, Sl(1rshicial)ad, Itanthanpur. Kaliragant, htIld Silligurt (Pli.I1),

Brief details of the agenda are at Annexurc-111.

6. Proposal for cancellation/deletion/withdrawn of 11-ISDP projects

Maharashtra

6. I The representative of the State Government of Maharashtra madt a presentation seeking approval of cancellation/deletion of it l}-{SDP projects

- 1 each at Katmad 13istt Aurarigabad (168 DUs), Parbhani (2798 1)Us). Bokardan Disci Jalna (526 1)1./s) & Kopargaon Distt Ahmadnagar (1080

6,2 'lite Committee observed that the State has not furnished project.

wise details in the proposals and specific reasons On deletion of projects. Therefore, the Committee advised that the State may furnish project-wise details, present status, ICA$011N for deletion and proposed financial adjustments of the central funds for the original project The Cosnrruttee

also advised that appropriate decision may be taken at the apex level, as it

Will nor be possible to sanction new projects/reinstate as the J -NNumsi scheme in nearing its completion. The representative of the State

(;overnment of l‘falv.mishtra was informed that the central .NCA, if already

released for these protects, will have to be first returned to the Central Government with applicable rate of interest.

63 The Government of Maharashtra, therefore, needs to send specific request to Chairman. CSC from the appropnate higher level, after obtaining

the approval of the Competent Authority in the State Government, with

proper justification In the form of self-explanatory note depicting therewith the compelling circumstances warranting its non-continuance.

6.4 'Me State represenuttve assured compliance to the observations of

t he t :ormninee

6.5 In view of the above, the Committee deferred the proposals

and requested the State to furnish a detailed project-wise proposals

and as per the observations of the Committee at para 6.2 & 6.3.

(Action: JNNIJKIVI Directorate to process the issue of cancellation of 4 IIISDP projects on

receipt of note with justification from the State Government on file so as to take an

appropriate view in the matter.

State Government to take note on the

observations of the Committee).

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Rajasthan

6.6 Since the representative of the Con. of Rajasthan could not attend the meeting, the proposals were deferred.

West Bengal

6.7 The representative of the State Government of West Bengal made presentation seeking withdrawn o(25 1HSDP projects as under

Alipurduar, 2. Biniagar (Ph.11), 3. C:ontai 4. Dainhat 5. Egra 6. chatal 7. G obardartga (Phil). 8. Kandl (Ph.11), 9. Krtshnanagar 10. Mernari 11. Mitinupore (Ph.11), 12. Nabiudwip (Ph.1.1.), 13. Panskur-a 14. Taherpur (Ph. I I). 15. Tarakeswar (Ph.11), 16. Tufangam (Phil), 17. Ashokenagar-Kaiyangarh 18. Baduna 19. Balurgliat (P11.11). 20. Bankura (Phil). 21. Basirhat (Ph.II),

Dalkluila 23. Haldiban (Ph.tr„ 24 Jalpaiguri (Phil"; and 25. Raiganj

6.8 'the Suite representanve Informed dew the above 25 11-ISDP protects were approved 'in-principle' in the 75 th meeting held on 8.2.2010. However, m new of various short-couungs highlighted by the appraisal agency HMCO, no central ACA was recommended for released. It was informed that the .condition of 'whole-slum approach' put up by the CSC could not he adhered too keeping in view the physical conditions of the protect sites. Moreover, the cost of the DU* has also increased considerably which will

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put additional burden of Rs. 90 crows (apprckx) to the State Government and 'hence it is proposed to treat the 25 IHSDP projects as withdrawn.

6.9 The Committee accepted the request of the State Government for withdrawal of 25 IHSDP projects.

6.10 After detailed discussions and keeping in view the reasons cited, the Committee accepted the request of the State for withdrawal of 25 IHSDP projects as listed above sanctioned 'in-principle' in the 756 CSC meeting held on 8.2.2010.

ONNURM Directorate to note 25 11-ISDP projects as withdrawn; State to take note of the status of withdrawn projects).

7. Proposal for Reinstatement of 2 IHSDP projects

Maharashtra

7.1 The representative of the State Government of Maharashtra made a request seeking reinstatement of 2 II-ISDP projects — I each at Rajura t(.handrapur) & Partur 046112) which were deleted in the I(Kt meeting held on 3ffn ;May 2011. It was informed that these 2 projects were among 14 II-LSI)P projects which were deleted on the request of the Govt of Nlaharasthra. He further informed that the U.L.Bs of Rajura and Partur has requested Housing D.eptt/Govi. of Mahrashrni for itnnIernentation of the schemes at the two locations.

7 .2 The Committee took a serious view on the approach of the State Government for deletion and again reinstatement of projects_ The Cornauttee noticed that the State Govt. has not taken utmost care while requesting deletion of these 2 projects, In vicvd of' this, the Committee advised thar appropriate decision may lit taken At the spa level with detailed reasoning, enabling this Ministry to take a view for reinstatement of these projects

The representative of the State assured compliance to the observations of the Committee

7.4 The Committee after detailed discussions deferred the proposals for reinstatement of 2 IHSDP projects and requested the State to furnish a detailed project-wise reasoning as per the observations of the Committee at pan 7.2.

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(Action: J1N/NURM Directorate to process the issue of cancellation of 2 IHSDP projects on receipt of note with justification from the State Government on file so as to take an appropriate view in the matter.

State Government to take note on the observations of the Committee).

8. Proposal for rd installment of ACA received from

W_e_si Bengal

8.1 The representative of the State Government of West Bengal made a presentation welting appnnal of 8 1HSDP projects — 1 each at Habra town, Cooper Camp town, Katie* town, Ganganunpur town. Bankutra town. Tarkeshwar town. Joynagar town, Chakdaha town. The proposal for release of 27' installment of above projects were also considered in the 97 1h and 101' l CSC meetings held on 1 7th February 2011 and Ift March 2011 respectively wherein the same wen: deferred due to issue ol sentential safety

8.2 The Committee noted that an the lit? CSMC meeting de. 30 4` May 2011 the report for structural stability of 125mm thick wall constructed in some 11SUP/IFESDP , projects of West Bengal was placed and approved and the above projects are of same specificarions.

8.3 The committee noted that the overall quality of construction has been repotted by TP1MA as satisfactory/gx>d bin there is need to improve quality management system En- the projects. There is substantial cost and time over run in almost all the project.. The social infrastructure component has not taken up by the implementing agency. Comnamee also noted that ail sheets roofing have been used in place of Cement concrete slab in respect of North Bengal towns having trend of torrential rainfall

8.4 11w State representative clarified that these changes in rpecitication have been made considering the typical environmental condition in the region and also having acceptability by the beneficiaries. As regard 125mm outer wall, technical team had already visited some of the sites in West Bengal and recommended that the DIJs with miter walls of 125men are structurally safe. The State representathe also assured that cost-escalation, it any, will be borne by the State. It was further informed that the State has complied with the other conditions and has submitted Undertaking, Financial Closure staietnerit etc. to the Mission Directorate_

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8.5 The committee advised the State Govt to accelerate the pace of the project, ensure quality management system is in place and complete the project alongwith the infrastructure work at the earliest_

8.6 The stale representative assured compliance to the observations of the committee and also assured that cost over run will be borne by the State Govt./UM

8.7 After detailed deliberations, the committee approved the proposals seeking release of 2" instalment of ACA for 8 IHSDP projects — I each at Habra town, Cooper Camp town, Katwa town, Gangarampur town, Bunkum town, Tarkeshwar town, Joynagar town, Chakdaha town.

Details of the approval are at Annexure-IV (Col A to H).

(Action: JISINURIsel Directorate to recommend release of 2" installment of ACA for 8 1HSDP projects I each at Habra town, Cooper Camp town, Katwa town, Gangararnpur town, Bankura town, Tarkeshwar town, Jaya Nagar town, Chakdaha town; State to take action on the decision/observations of the Committee).

9. Proposal for balance 50% of 2l st final installment of ACA received from:

W.sittliengal

9.1 The repre-sentative of the State Government of West Bengal made a presentation seeking approval of 211 IHSDP projects — I each at Nfekhliganj, Altpticlur, Teherpur„ Chandrakona, }Candi. Tufanganj, Dinhata, Egra, Islampur, Sonamukhi, Cotitai, Balurghat, KItirpai, [Chant, English Bazaar, Dalkhola, Mursindabad, Ramibanpur, Kailyttgani, and Silliguri (Phil).

9.2 The committee noted that the overall quality of construction has been reported by -1?1MA as satisfactory/good but there Is need to improve quality management system for the projects_ The progres ,; on infrastructure work is very slow and in some cases work for some [)is are yet to be maned There is substantial cost and time over rim in almost all the protects. The social infrastructure component have not taken up by the implementing agency. Committee also noted that CGI sheets roofing have

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been used in place of Cement concrete slab in respect of North Bengal towns having trend of torrential rainfall.

9.3 The State representative clarified that these changes in specification have been made considering the typical environmental condition in the region and also haying acceptability by the beneficianes As regard 125mm outer wall, technical team had already visited some of the sites in West Bengal and recommended that the DL's with outer walls of 125mm are structurally safe at State represetitanyc also assured that cost4:scalation, if any, will be borne by the State. tt was hitches informed that the State has complied with the other conditions and has submitted Undertaking, Financial Closure statement etc. to the Mission Directorate

9.4 The committee advised the State Govt. to accelerate the pace of the protect. ensure quality management system ts in place and Complete the project alongwith the infrastructure work at the earliest.

9.5 The state representative assured compliance to the observations of the committee and also assured that cost over rim will be born lw the State Govtit

9.6 After detailed deliberations, the committee approved the proposals seeking release of balance 50% o12"' instalment of ACA for 14 1HSDP projects - 1 each at Melchliganj, Alipudur, Teherput, Chandrakona, !Candi, Tufanganj, Dinh:ata, Egra, Islampur, Sonamukhi, Contai, Balurghat, Khirpai, Kliarar and 2" installment in full for 6 FHSDP projects - 1 each at English Bazaar, Dalkhola, falurshidabad, Rarrtibanpur, Kaliyaganj, and Silliguri

Details of the approval sue at Annexure-V (Cu! A to 7).

(Action: ThINURM Directorate to recommend release of balance 50% of T' d & final installment of ACA for 14 DISDP projects and 2" installment in full for 6 IFISDP projects; State to take action on the decision/observations of the Committee).

10. The meeting ended with vote of thanks to the Chair

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ANNEXURE-I

LEST OF PARTICIPANTS IN THE It MEETING OF CENTRAL SANCTIONING COMMITIME (CSC) OF II ISDP HELD UNDER

THE CHAIRPERSONSHIP OF SECRETARY (HUM) ON 18.8.2011

1 Mut .Aniti Kumar Misr., Scerean . In Chat .

Mmeary lioteang mull lichen Pocity Mammon

I 11r, Pic Mohanty, . 5410 Scat-Eery C1/4 titissueo Dicectuz Wellealfttill, Mot % Shit Le 54. Negt, USD otINIAM & KAY), MoIlDpit, N ew Delhi

tilm %leek Nava. Machu. (Intillileef), !UP& New Delhi 3. Slut V P Beliwar, CAD, Ill TDCO, !slew Dahl

e. Min 0 ti Kr gi, 0S1) On.54 1-1t251 19 RAY), Mo141.IPA, New Delhi Mtn

Sail Itatto , Iteuxutt Architect, Tr.-.Pck MAID, Nets. Delhi

Shn It 1.1 Ia./Atha, 5101,11). New Delhi

Sbn Morita, Rupecelia, Corraltem, Naga. NUM, Porhanact. Guiana 10 Mul Ihnut Kann, Astt Teem Loace,G1.11.551,0U111011

11 Shn K Bhoopal Reddy, MD. APC11/11X.:, links-shod, A.P

IZ Mi Vtuanta'Sohlu Taupe. AP1'111A., Flyiktalmst 21.11

ti 13 Itamatiouttrolu, (AMU:, liyelershetl, A.P

14. Men Vitey Rana, Ilydaabst$,

15 Shn f Khali. CtD/C. A. P

16 Shit Vial{ liharadwai, KMDA, Wen Bengal

I Mti Chaterier, SUDA. West Bawl

31. Detuar,. Bow, Ptilif, MIDA, Wat Bengal

19 Shn Kausik Du, Municipal Altiun Dem-, West Bengal

20 Shn NI N Peaelhin, 5111).1. Mumnpal Affairs Dept , Wan Bena

11 Slut Main KUM= l'SL A L, flatpur Sottnput Mumapel Corp West actual

• "Awl Muth alew4e, Raiptrt Nenarpto Mumapel Cap., Wow Brutal

11 iIinh scnestpte, PM1i, Wat bctegel

24 Shn I/het/hat Daus Ex Pnyx., MHADA, Mahar/rani

25 Stan Pastan P Badgen. U.S. Health{ Dept, hfaharalitra

26 slati .S.reiud Male. CE, MHADA, Mtmthat

s titi Khat.„bc, siE. :41.1ADA . munikai

28 Shn Bhuxhan Drat, Mumbel

29 Ms Oho P Mahava,DCIM (P),111.513CC), Noe Delhi

10 Mx Rallis Rov,11C1M (p).1111DCO, New Deihl

5/ Mm Ahle 06/54 NttIA, Delhi

51 Met Strrentlet Kumar, ocat Ts, HI .DCU. Ntw Dean 53 Slut thaw lunichlt. Director, Mol-IDPA, New IMIu

34 Dr Sheilah Kr Agrawel, ED, tiNITPC:, MOHL/PA. New Delhi

35 Shn /.7 N jha: Dy Chic!. litif Err.. New 1)eltu

16 Sim Minkel Cmpta, Dv. Chief, tiNrtilc. New Delhi 37 Sort Ihniew stngh, 1.5y. 1 htector, Mol 1UPA, New Delhi

Sb `An Pavan Nun, tinware , Ansilyac i11N1,11t1.1 Ce.11. 8M1 181, MaHLYPA, New Delhi

• Shei Sushi! P Gehlue, CIS an,NLIRM), MolIIIPA, Nev lIellu.

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ANNEXURE-11

IMPORTANT POINTS REGARDTNG liCiFt.MULATION, EXECUTION & MONITORING OF RSVP AM) IHSDP PROJECTS

CDP• awl Shun nr•rillpttletlf Plans

• Ilse first galenaX/11 MP% iLIVt out athltested the reqturctrienta of housing and infrastructure u, ilumullenv-inootne settlements adequately_ Stain/I:Ts Mould revisit Men tICIPs, identify sit the titans in then ours and t; luau - both notified and now notified, develop detains:. awl assets the •incels for both in an- and relocation print-cts. As fat at possible, paionty should he accorded to is am development otahmas, , keeping thr livelihood atiak of dle Urban Nor in vinw. Turse•hound Stun .Development Plana need to he prepared for all mom und ioNem cc. pool* the wads of fsium-free Onestl'owns in view ta flit rminclIttiry reform mottling the pennant of ennikmenis end Amenities to the utthui poor in ace infasurstrith flit ?-Poun Chinn ot INNURM

Slum & Socirs-ecmsont Survey* • survey of slums and potenual banctioanes for coverage under 13S1JF end

1.11SLIP NINCCnt MOSt for the meaningful Conrail:iron of DEFRI All efforts ghoul.' be made fin she prey: amdted of detailed slum surveys and household eratii•eeluttitnet surveys to hien* the ptojectri,/btalititia in be included under DPRa The Si_NAs ocaieneed math' be reseprmtible for the conduct of various corms under the palette at the State Secretary canacitmeil. OSD ONNIIRM veal coordinate, the conk-kin of mirvcys in B.5111' catextonvns and other anti and tOVentS covered / proposed to Ise coveted nudes liFISDP. He will .coininurigaut: accessary gindelines / faunas for the conduct of Shun, liourchuLd and Lista/Audi Summit in Settee/ Un- Training prrygrammto as trquired fur effective onvey wogs should be organised by SINAs, coordinated by ()SI 5 (PINURK

• Surveys would bedsore me assesement of the felt -needs of sluntetwelleast mbar, poor, rapettally tot housing and phrasal Ind iital infrasuucture including schools, hualth care cautres and adult sot-ial /community facilities like community hilL„ incimen facihty (enters etc_ Such surveys Mania cover Mali, taw-Minn livelihocd profiles int the talum pont '11w raney findinfp must be utilized for designing gond 13,S151 1.1 111SUP prorecce, taking into sty -font annonanr aspects such as dependency load in die existing school*, capacity m hopttab fur n- find outpatients. need for multipurpose community centrm tueludiar livelihood cenum, informal floor mathrts, etc. depending on the ,.se-o_tpariortal profiles of the beneficiaries and the likely number's

In case Mere 17 tune conFmnit. war Itai &mei am; boort/pa IMPP.A11007216, irto!y

can he preceded by nod Am arid taao - n-arteerr. - WWII for the purposes of itsutsiting the cute of bane amenities in atoms and the feltasecciii c1 latnefituttes, duly °Stickle/Mg than broad sousd. econuttuc, educiainnal and &di peas, maul stul tube:fairy txxiipaiiiitn etc 64 1 ilia' appropriates physical and mad inhalator:we facilitials (An Iln pornsed in the boas.

Each 1:IPR should be aecotninutetl by a list of beneficiaries based on the socio- economic survey. iffforts should be made to develop durro inhabited

prerimunantly by SC.4. STs and tither weaker menorn living in rub.huntatt conditions State9/01..fis should ensure that houses under IMP and (1-18DP are provided to the needy and the properly targeted sections. The het of betiefirairies should be notified mid placed in the webstte of the LTLIWINNUIL1/41..

States/UT% slinuki go in foe isatic bio-metrk idetuny cards to beneficianes bused on the -socio-economic amity and computerization of data/records Tins is tosmantethar they do tiot sell the dwelling units and repaat elsewhere Furdict, the 'Sratea/tIl.Ra may impost condiment that the bunter arnatrtieted Unda INNURM cannot be transferred over a specified period or that the same would be on long-term lean. The possibility of salchilienatientirmisuse of housing units constructed fffidet IMP and 1115DP should be prevented.

Contuhation with Bene_ficiariee C.onsaittatirm with beneficiaries is a mien before deciding on ineparation of DPAs. Will:ageless of the beneficiaries should he taken for any tebilhilitarion/ritloatrion protects proposed and alto for payment of beasfiriars-connibution Affordability of the urban poor should be kept foremost in view while winking out beneficiary contribution. Any eontriblItiOrl MOM: beyond their financial capacity may lead to the 111:IpMerie:41 of undue burden, on them. flunefori. spetial care needs to taken while deciding upfront beneficiary contribution eir EMI payment States/1.M may arrange loans under Differential Rate 01 Intertg miteme for beneficianes to enable them u) meet their slant. Ovsendl construction cost of the binatng unit nay also be kept if a elleart14131

Mandatary Clearances /Approv als • The State Level Nodal Agency/implementing bodies should ensure that the

necessary clearances/approvals sucli as enetrotimenral clearance, Coastal Regulation Zone (C.R2) regulation clearance, Isnel use cleatanee, etc arc in place berate the DPRs ate posed to the State Level Stetting Conunittee/Siate Uwe' Coortfination Commitut, as the cate may be, for consideranon. The CEO of the SLNA and State Secretary concerned should place the necessary technical clearances/approvals under various laws, including Environmental. Town Somme and Municipal laws, etc end certificate dug the tamales contstued in the DPfis ate authenticateri/mnified by the technically competr.nt authorities under the Suite InXID Cote/nib Ixtfore the SISC/S1,Ce

• The layouts proposed for housing enlonks under MOP and 11.1SDP. Illowtos vatienta land uses and facilMes pmposed must conform to the prevalent Town Planning Rules 'norms, as applicable to low income itonattleinfon* settlement.. Copies of istynnts anti housting designs mist hint-hasty accompshy DAR, when the same are am AO Appraising Agencies.

Housing & Infrastructure Components • The Ministry of Housing & Urban Poverty Alleviation twe credited mode

npa di:Knott:it to all Sates/Wit The same it also placed to the Ministry% web site for JisINURM. A 'whole slum pproach will need in be adopted covering provision of land tenure, affordable housreg and hark =sites The whole slum proposed kw davtlopinentiredevelopmentirelocation Mould be de-watified

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4fies the Mit or 1.11S1)1 1 project is ittrplettirmed. 110u/ever, tionkideting the diffuldriu in pt....Atcc fl iii Sitecial Itete.IA 4.1 the Urban poor at *One tiX411.17111,

ClUOCCTS hsving mort than IS housing units r.aii 41.so he considered Under the whole slum apprasich, &must be ensured !hat puees houses left out of housing prOglatattiir thöWd be provided with aninuitial flAirs facilhies tat a vim to

tehievialg total cariitaosirt

'Me housing component shnulrl gettendly he Kt lent 50'14 of the unit project coat with a tiewto aeltievmg the timers fixed tinder the.:thation and ahogiving: pruniey to the pruntimit Matt to the urban prod meld in cases whme housing units have ilftuey been i:intwnteit.ttint, tning constituted vac VAY-€1:k . a. oilier /W5 scheme of Central of SIAN .C.,o/Yeistritrits .Ade.tiuste IntlY11,101.1 thi,uid kic Mit& fox water. supplv. KCW'Craite. thamagc. fond and liquid \Andre duposid in the entrants- proposed tot development mules tr6Ills or II NI.)!'. Individual warn nut SeWtt ion:Iv:Lon shuttle! bt prewided Liticc5ter tvelattulety, *litre ittamcdiatc,ttnatteetetrurro Lity tettcr sykenis nn nut (.... 30}44 mht the moms in the tither of Juall-itioaanirii, tanks., Wheleatt Irsithlt

Educa . Nesbit 4 Other Pacillttes • Proptaial• tor 4tiditional sehiOls in Wick-Mal Looms Iv eitaxing achciolt must be

pad 'of the pmt carseity of the rsiatittx sato...11 is. abianb the children (rum tolonies bring tketitttoi *dada B$UP [mut) .fttatii WI be CatefialY msdied The effectuate ni mcbtiallng tiiilther• \including those from the new rokunes) and demand (014:14SIDOGIIIS ie trims at presraihng nouns_ capacity in existing schoolt and Itut additional calumny required should be worked out

• Similar etereise ilmokl be dow Peasiding Ittalth rare - tioapimb, bath tenors, tuasentiry eetarts et‘,.

• Actem needs to be taken to-emetic that other rotnitittnn> itittaStrucitue Like eIrcitien1 !kit, thrrib(tk tranaforrncer, visaed 4tlpfiIy trierroa r34ativk

talyktothitlic blif ittopti, loeul markets, post uffierz, etc • tit also made Ati.idshIC

to LIM Ilky.11

• Deunka cirumita. of corruntouty facility onitureircittp it% per planning norms, stoulabiltry and pips to be adthevsed have to be prepared it the Ritual stage of prineci Turpsterion nth_

Cathay layuut* & Housing PeagnS • The cplarty layout pen mould be 14XittaV COlteltt•i and should (meditate mall

thtriAeltOn smongit ilte.dweers_ Efforts should he ins& ten rotating at upea mess along lath 15% arganded green nes us the layouts

• Adequate 'pace act be peavuled in the tayoun tnt anmoututy faeihnes insduchng social arid hvtbho.wh utfraprnicrure- the layout plan must include designated space rci take ate of convestepu Fervices such as health. education and reetromun. MtutUtIlfitt:tOr MIIIritttal. livehluxxl Enures, pertis for sturnals permuted luta rciftwert) to:. in accoidanor with die specific needs of men of the shun potelteut anti then henvittiazies.

• The lieltinc. proposed thuithl bilVC two COOLIth, liaksmy, tuttlisai um! fiemsnite bathroom and lainue, udEvdud water c.tnineersmi and !ewer connection. Aspects such as storage tipuce for keeping thin ts in mums Ruts:hen_ kication nt kitchen. locanon of nate sod bathroom tit t/hr houses to fitilinut privacy.

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independent access: from both- rooms w rMC and bathroom, leaving a mid space frit fittatg, othatist tin inlitchen And toilet, haleony ro: drying clothes etc., ate smiat,of the nuances that can be thoughtfully incorporated in the &nip <if the hauses'tor the poor.

• In the .011C of more than. 0+3 structures, provisitms for ranip/lifts may he ma to erste that the old, disabled loud chikken arc net put m inconvenience.

• \Virile pnarivy should be ren to accommodate physically challenged beneficiaries in thr colonies, suitable barrier-free meirontnents ,need ta be provided for thean in the proposed protects.

to The Ministry of 1.11.1PA, with the help of HMCO and BMTPC, has developed good. (kelps of houses, colonies, romps and various types of sorra) infrastructure fadlittes which could be appropriately used while formulating project proposals. A Toolkir has also been published In this regard. The Utile

may be relaxed to. • The Stant Level Nodal Ageney/ULlis/other impkmentuag agencies may adopt

innovative designs Mr layouts and houses for the poor, revitiptapcsse community centres, informal sector nyarStets, animal pens, etc. nor oply in.fiSUP and IRSDP miens bur also in their own prognuntnes taken up.. by Irleuartig Corponnionsilloards tut- duly considering the models presented by T-TUDal and Blsecl"PC in the Toolldt published by the Ministry.

Developing Green Habitat. • Stares/Urs sholiki take action to develop green habitats for the lichenous), duly

pmeiding as many peen hefts, parks, avenue planianom, etc. as ticiaszble. Road-side plantations with ttee gtratds and block plantations in the celnnies Wren op under 1381.11P and 11-1SDP should be given priority by the ULBs/Departments dealing with Parks. Plantations and Uttran Forest.

• Tall scedlirip, say 4-5 ye2t3 olil truly he procured and planted in BSUP and 11.1SDP colonies se that they get established quickly without the need for careful nurture and maintenance-

Connectivity To City ittlIaStFlICELife

• The infrastructure networks being developed under 1381. 1P and II {SDP should invariably be witeptted ot planned to be integrated with trunk-lint city infrastruchat facilities, either already existing or being developed under LITG / IJIDSSNII or State Government programmes in accordance with ayes,

• The States / LILEts ihntdd ensure proper coordination smeingsi various agennia the implemit tninion of kliqt1INS (1110, 13SUP and

TarP1 in and other schemes to make sure that shuns and lonincoute

commit:titles-am linked to city-wide inftastraucure systems. The protect appraisal teams for UM, ULDSSMT, BSUP and If ISDP MUNt COSI= such type of

• infrastructine facilities provided to slum-dwellets/uthan poor in the BSUP and, TI-ISDP C0101110 should not be inferior to those in the surrcamding areas,

O&M - Maintenance of Assets • Proper •maintaience of assets and upkeep of dankness and hygiene in the

housing complexes / colonies developed under EtSUP and IBSEN, should he

given unnoat Imporutneed States/UT; must develop - -mbk and oustunable intehnnisisis CM the -ritaintentict of the how said column infranttutrure furilitsts (=tied unit= tiSt. I' arid THSDP slut* suitalsk tritchartiarna *nth iss colony wellitte itio,ocintiont. local body..ravitlents pannerahips., institutional anangemcnt• ni ciliation of tnntublv mautrounce charges etr. Wherever infottnal sector muskets ate When Up at a. mei or rtigl infrastructure &dintsrn eolonto, then opetramm on a time-tharingt baits by. ithm4ttants. eft their artociationi can he cortaitlemi roc I,IL1% clxiamtsl rem ctIRIALIII W4g1 covenge of beneEcianct_ without rdiroring pace te am , doe prtitm penicortult

Prime MitliSteeg Nc‘s ifs-Paint Programme foe Welfare al lislintnities

• Afi titsprrturnt obittonie of the fleitur peCtfteta71711e te to encore thy thc btfitfiti tft ttmu.s ppy ermtient ;-441cmc for thc underpnvdtgal math flit ditculs-antagcd

stetsons id tlic intitin:ry tAsMtatIllitte3 vi fins =sant cart aboutd lie taken to rake up cluster* of minonq bcacficiartt• to the natal pcsanshle. Whettrvt: fosusible, effurni should be made to 'Boats. up itt 1 ;Pin IM targtas i,fl.Irc ISLIP and fet the unwritten.,

Apprililal Check Lebo • Itesponxibtlk1/4 Cot the teeltnia specification! us Twit, imitirreace to suit mu

:ode and Gocintuntot ()Wert) and aunt endoistmattiapproval h) the exnpatent atitte:„.ti ties 4.-41) the 1.11.11!implemettung authority/State tray" Nodal Aitrag.. Thc ippraisal stymies, •um alro altillt• that the . technical riptculuttora ore duly outtried 177 tbe trchtucIlly cniripesent ticabsinuts its pa

State chleertImazt Puftbc Woriss f:o4r5i.ovroonent Orders AnthetuleAtecl cSEUTutte (rafts and Milt cif cptanunal 4*• ritgned. hv appropriate authorities !nest accompany the DPI2s/Ammuttal Repents

• The SlNA.,:kmpr.i .s..all Agste..S. •tniulti tecially dr.-wt attention to the foltowin,g aspects

• 1-404 svatlahnty for housing tne poor - ventininon clwfuninp. • Land red= Onus - pang, tent/lousy piths. occuptuter tight etc. • Availability. vr Slaw %hasp, :1.11.R . shut, Bettalientr• 4:jinn:Amnon At, per

Gialelintt IkS!P/11-ISDN • Willingness of benebruu•-x bo pay S thew r,onathurtoo. • flowing design - two rooms, kintlien. Isalcrinc, nubsidS tatIct,

nultsiiddal watt cniitusctinn tufa ill the Design Manual circulated l3) the Mirtist".

• Ay-Ilion-ix,: t,-, town pkwurg oarma - Lay‘att plarnii.lexituut should conform ti two pliunting tquiltanecn apphcable and be duty mond In. compete= Innutapal -Authentyibl-NA offiett..

• Pttrewitut of aidesptcre (-yen ipPCC It* Lodouh, — lot 44,rGers parks, plgygtoUlldf , iNeftl3e pftuttatiuntt. ituirla- etc ;

• Authentication fni Uotilpetent ettoncennit IMCIst—lev pa. :stint

el rye/111110U 1 -1Wn Colkiottlet duly 0401N1 oppmprtuts. lord intl SINA EzecurivrOffiter.

• lsiirnufscatwel nt . c ivhic benenciltics cut laAlf 1-11 hiontrimt

icleotte‘ tatels mutt he cOMIACtCd Withtn Intr . month atirt 'putty= ol

pealtett, in gettelllt

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Rapid/detailed scan-economic survey of beneficiaries - details it be provided. ; Proper identification of nerds iafcnrnniuissrv infrasimenne

• Provision of required civic infrastructure including social unissaucturc such as community kali, livelihood centre, information sector market smiths] pee, etc Estimation of requirements minutia.. hafted on itaticious 11 CIttral

• c:onnecrivity of ahnn mfrastructure facilities with citywide trunk infrastructure networks - alter supply, icewerage, titorrn drimagc, roads etc - ensuting connrcumy of local infrastructure being taken up under IISUIVINSDP with facilities_ being created under

I GI Ufif *SKI itVailability inn/vision of haak emenitirc hkc pott ofticm. ban stops. uanspon cer•cirs, 10;41 shopping rcunpleac:,, cicuriciry transfortruns, sub-minims, water simply overhead ranha t.ground level lervkt TCSCIS WW1 etc. SLSC/SLCC: approval, protect - •/1st (nor in. block) with all details clearly indicating estimates, plans, availability of Stare slum and agreement to meet cost escalation_

Time & CAIN* over-runs • The 114.4t1P and IHSTO protects are genendly required to he airnplcird tn 12 to

15 months_ It that cast of Special Cattgorf Statcs/.11 -1 and protects requmng special considerations, 3 no 6 =Mill additional period could be provided. It Is ea-peewit that any escalation in the poneci cost would he borne by the State ficiyeinmentRILB cancerned

• For raducthtescidanon in the cost of pre:vet*, the following options could be cacreised by the Implementing agenciev-

k) Purchasing mammals fixanent steel, sanitary pipes. electrical awn) in hulk, wherever considered prudent and re:tulle with a view to reducing cost;

ii) IMeourapang labour ccmtubtmon from the beneficiaries under the super:Wan of qualified technical personnel, thfurcitung tendering (between housing component and infrastructure component) with a view to teducing the possibility of time and arse oyerrumi; and

iv) Creatingiustng A revolving "Basic Services for Utban Poor (13SUP) Fund" earmarked out of the intinicipal budget and supplemented by other innovauvc measures bit CLOS* ttubsiditation, 'State Government support etc far meeting cost escalation

Setting op of PMU/PIRla • The states/1m, should 'submit propos:as to tisr) ONNIIRK who will get the

gime appraised and bring up befure the Ccnmil. Sauctiomng & Ntonitoting Committee/central Sanctioning Comniinev Transparent methods should be adopted In the selection and appounntent of pollitsiorcalt in PlAtis an.d Such appointments slvadd not be permanent in nature but only m remit of short- term engaiMIUMEN- No appomtment should be seen as a place for parking

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the dezid rshrod Stitter/IM , emus take all ok comet that thr has-c competent petal met

Fads appoint/nem it. rmui-Plu should bc based all prescribed terms ot tcleienee and the *bin:tablet should be measured Vationa settintits, tasks awl Mil CA titte* thlgt ift) . IK sprit out the tt:}11 Slina/U1,AS should rseicise utmost caution to making anal appotwincno on a ctnimiet brana. they thould. rev anal cnaure °mania) expenditure by gelectitig- /1pr -entity oro1rsinnak at in etifitilttnitt , ettnInna2ittiel arta than uumriliansly opting for tnr maximum antiont itittirliteiii by die (ientir. floweret, tiu• alihrc of soch profesiumali lc of a rcasiniably high lure! writ tic..tpailified pawns from CrottalMnte reinietnntenittflik could be taken in Phlit/PII; cm iltporation t priritonnt with robtlia/ p ii. , ihouLl work . m tantlan (0,1121. ,■ ur'cic.n with tlit Stott toycl Nt041/ Acocy I)iuse periionntl 'honk( moan in art intplenirmition i.it other programmes like

Fres far Pieprazinn of viva. • Th, should ofturin pmporals for ienniansancin of fees to the

concerned +Swann' Agency which bad Apporicti Me protects_ The Appanal .1gcniy has A CIMeat tole in trimming the chum with paritenbr refeitenec to du rations !Lige). Of einprorenim and moditir.. Atkins that were littyught out U1 the DPIts before the: wom Ewell; approved by the Centuil Samtionitig and MimitittiMc eummutee/Cental Sturcnotting Ccerinalittx. Thr Appranial Agency 4ittrold onluntt repent to the Mirusuy for irLmittar Central lisiseitanel: ha rombutstuntrot of charveslowaras Mc (oat of pzeparanon Mita (both to

mac of DPKS preptital by house pecan:net at well as by consultantin Thor will he cornimiered by die Central Sancta-snug iJ Moarturing cottinuttrefertimil 'tiettilinitigtonstnittcc After Approval, recommertitunin %ill be atm cn the Minitinv Pinanne/Mittisu) Harm: Attain fro nitenang

Acrinan‘c fun. 11r 1;Ivr ACA tilirnation for tim particular StrositYr In the

cox 11( rlinca•Ncrwsrril by cortrutrams • Tin' enatial Asintanct for Mk" prepacel thome to house penonnel of Sr

Strait" 1.411.till jØI C ICI tett itt_JTI (Ild tit. thL' rh 'UM fund in the Budget eit Stinneu). of tIcchk3 in the Cenmtl fiatictiOning 'dr ttfonitaing Commuter A:toital Sun-Miming r.ottrmittee Meeting? earlier While tending pm/mots fig reinthunment of proptei papaw:ion chaige& the appataing VDnelf MOM cnsure -dnu two copies of DPRii (it:1y revised haled on decisions of C.ShiCitht:i arc pnwicied to Ci:•11 (jblNilRM) for teem& The Armament Agency should also keep TWO eqpiet Al 1)1 1fla with h In raft etitioely so ars to he able to Meet rap-wits fiNe mfrirrnatiein the Pin Aci.a.vo5

Commtuntv Developmeru Network (CON) • 'nu Sour. I lit's stopttlil prioritise ant ryt twtratry appreeial front

SLSC/Sitc. so the proposal, eancetning Commottity Development M....synth -;CILI.N) so tes aeek %%ippon from. the Cournitstiut Participation hind Stieh proposals received us the Ministry of BUPA will be Apprailecl by ri teem atenturg under 'the:it:AA-UM )1 1 Ploicu tea N2Cal1111 Straitly for Urban Pont etxudinated lay die Notional Priam. Cooccitnator/Depury Secretary (ENNURM). flu. reports will then be placed before the Centrril S2neriOning & MonitOring Corrintrueilot COInbilUfititIn

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()immunity Development Nletworlo muting Neighbourhood Gowns, Neighbourhood Committees wad Community Development Sextettes should he pmmoted my that the dynamics of the CDN lead to fraternity in the neighbourhoods and snits of alienation of all sort could be elotinsted aiN should wink inward% better =et- and aura. ttlanonsbms in calcium to gel over the divtdirrg foxes. This will strengthen A feeling of solidarity among the residents.

Quality In Execution of Projecta • I lousing for the TYMIC duo nos mean poor quality housing litmost emphasis

mint be accorded to Me quay as-cumin of houses and infrastructure facatic: tor the poem High quality connuertnn e functional sings. vector free intmosphere and healthy hying environment should be ensured to the housing molten under BSUP/LFISDP. States/Uls should establish both irnemal and external quality ustatramie mechanisms In the case of sll 8SIYP and URCDP protects.

• Suite Secteturiis in charge of BSUP and rusnr should ensure that all the projeru approved are inspected by Independent lugh level teams from time to time CO tri5WC quality us execution and timely completion of prolccts through removal of all hurdles

• Benctium committees must be vnuntuted to supervise onestturtion of houses Statt-all rTs should lake step int Cuttchicting LOC& Aticilt prOjertf• under BSUP and tliSDP similar to NKEGA.

Third Party Inspection and Monitoring (TPIM) • Illtst should be morticed to bang in transparency and quality tu this

uupletrientanon of Al BSUP and fliSDP retnects. lhe Ministry will be providing necessary financial and tedttnall ASSIStaThee in the States / 1STs for TPINI. A Tokilltit hat been prepared and eninmotricated to the Stairs Itrra.

• Those Suites/1.7s wile have not been able to establish TP1MA for BSUP and IHSDP miters ;nay use the Set-VICO- 09 inckperidtlic review 1131.1 rrionnonng agencies engaged f ur IJI(I, illaSSIYIT or oi her pmgrarnmes:

• Before final instalment s release.d cinder RSVP arid TI iSDP projects, VIM or quaky inspeetton report until such time a 11)11,411 is engaged, will be required firtut the caoscnied Starcy/trts unkss the (S1s1C:CSC in of the opinion dui

rtletuse need not be stopped for the present in the Interest of completing horses for the urban pool, who have contributed their shine.

Capacity Building - Activities lit the veer 2006 -01, the Ministry of had rekated fund to the State Cimtnincuts for capacity building activnin including research and training

town& implementation of liSUP and LITSDP projects. Unless the States/UT% submit utilisation certificates for the funds released earlier, further rtless of Conn' Ass:trance vAaild be held up, aa utilhsiipon cauficarea have to be furnished within 12 months from the date ot tiosurr of the financial year to which Financial sanction

t,Apeify building is one of the biggest constraints. in the execution of pmjetas and tefornii under JINNI/RM. 'the Slams/ern may uilie lull advantage of the TEC facilities wider INN1Ulthi, the Nanonal Programme on Opacity Budding for Urban Myrrh, Allevtanon awl the programme of Natiousl Netomec of Rescktnt Cause, (NNRO)

City/Town Poverty Reduction Sticitegy

• The Litt Of R3Jk01 (GliiiirAI) hat 1)11)lighl 'flu . rill: Poverty Retbirtain sionett. Report. Other &inc./mann may but* nut similai srporti. 'they may ptersare compteliturrive Siruo Developmezo Ilath with • vie% to plthaing The goal of Slum.firr City, 'the malkii prepared by the Nlittortal Smut-gt. fo e the Urban

Pt Ka prt;sica •314y Teffntrd To.

• Stalti'l deyekv %vitae tnt Sh11.11 tier 4ria tnAvo• mut ,rtvrEur p.,1 mrtpkweru lune be low,' annul piaryt with ••,,tts ct.1 milestone, for frogtvia.

Rey Reforms,- Core to the lIttian Poor • sivedsi ittennun .11.Jule1 tic paid for the uttelerruttit ittt'At thr thrt.c kyr

rafarms oitnthreti Ilettiftt INNrUni Th.IT aro ,:ok•al t v die oform p . s.0 (1)

autinal ascrnitiong LoLal hoe. b ham Sr.. rr‘ fq? the Amu

pont; Of; pftsnAtOO ert fo,, vents. truludsni , ibK implunotoiter• of -Pottit

baiter itt accordance with agreed timelittc, dlia'; earmarking a le.ott 20 LY,v) of

deyeloprti land m homang inflicter both potill: Ind pnvine agencse•i fun it\VS)1,1(.; category 'vigil a astral ot Ce081 Vabtieliz•bors, Suites/1Th MUM

afirMIOSI &odd 'tar. ievd peakcv tiainvoitut les 131,111t3Ir thc imptemen on of ifiese reforms in all cider aml towns_

• The tt-ate• OiIdr4 availalihry fyit hnidit lit urban pOilc and PTrniding them tiecuriry Ot LITti MU= p IMpettaM 'mimeo fr. be achtecncit by

Stater/LITs/l7113s It chi; soak of JN.Salltht ate 111 bc unsuneu. States/UM need to• deVeloll 3 poke rottnework taluding lavisk ntharns• et master planning pusailip,tn utul pn.ccss urgently.

Convergent Delivery of Social Services

• II is ort.ctlary to nut-grate protiums tit health, education Awl 44TUT3ty

with 1204 re:titre, Immo% anti other farrailtata Co! the urban or to invittle

diem to Ind a &tenth varier), of We I lthan local Bother mai State

(i0VetilMttit'l tlIWC it critical role TO play to ermine tbr tamper co:mergence of facthnes under the ulteadc available Nehru -it) tor education, health, metal at:panty, ttt stupletortund through different srpartroattaiAgencier. The Dints

lho out the art;tiencie• us thou of steno to tichool, primary health calm, prosy:ton i1 oxial nliare Dud tabu futilities co that wisely le:utastl mcasucti un-/ be takers op Ui ace:x*111Tc with the onsto.econtatat outvey Provicion oil actectuare infirrstruawe In may if mthoolhuidinorud clays room• and health cat: tenth% Mould be maw in the (ortnulatum of the t)f/K ttwlf. mac anortme•t that adopter number of achoroighodtb eeduzes is arriih(t xv

rise vte.TOTtr of the propoecd housing colont wanld not he quffaiient nit •State/LILB/implemetitmg awn** concerned thesUlti cetufy that ouch faciltet available po the ViCtOjT) alio accessible to the than 4stils:31-_:31rnilacly proper

o:overgenee of htheme• in the realm of poceal ancunty such sit old age peolson. oftelow pennon, ettaalulsty pennons, health maunnte. mammai hateth ghost, etc. Mould be ermined to benefit the urban poor ticketed andel 11%;NI. -RM and

Nograttusk 4.

• The State•,111's mull take all Naps in anima , the canyingoant oC lialf and 114:013 with other owing acitemcs such ria WC, I Ilpfkilgt Santa Sikhas A.btuyan, Health *WW1, .Sans Asdrril Aims Youttui. ftitatnny• ikantathya Bina Yoiana, Natrona' Social AN/annex Programme, l'enne lvihrtateir Employment

Generatint Ptogranunes. SPRY etc Shekel and basic atnenturi DJ the urban poot may not since diem to move above the raven, line. In particular, Sync (kwernmentsiUths should mike effort in dertre.tail the implementation of SISRYwithrsalgUilM. This step would proiode the urban poor with access to livelihoods and rosibk them to overcome povisty. Ptogrammes tor dull development. Nclf-emplortnent, community moberratmn, developmeiu and empowerment tre necessary to facilitate sustained improvement. in the living tratiditintas of the urban poor and develop 'inclusive' cities.

Projects for in ceitti Development • States should conic up with adequate number of protects ke msku

development with good lay , outz and type deagns The emphasis rhould he to patretek a better and supportive annosphrre for living and winking. The ui-situ development ptniectr should not cod tip with creation of another ehatee of unplanned houses without :vixen to ware; ranirneton kind ltdrismierute. Suitable planning and infrastructure provision norms must be adopted. The quality of infrastructure provsded co housing colonies notice TISUP and THSDP protects should nor be inferior to those imulable far surrounding yeas

Handholding in Relocation • In the cast of relocation projects, the process of shifting to j CV effeatalt

with inadequate facilities, ncat-loss of contact watt close relatives and being far tiff (torn work places can be very traumanc. The Srates/UT* should engage social counsellors, and Community Development Department personnel/Community Dig:theirs, in liras to work closely with the berteficianes and ensure that the process or transition it. the new midti-storryed housing complesicnvironmenti location it at smooth ta prjaale_

• lime-IX/Una progrinunes trustbe implemented m provide all basic amenities to the urban poor in the saltation colonies, incloding city uanspon %mistr. and lc,ca I Market compleacs.

Senile of Belongingness • To vrtate ii krise f belrawnplwa. the dumb may be nartaal nt consultation

With the intended beneficiaries. Provision Al' • lens tort inclosure around open spares in the slum pocket being covered under BSUP/IFISDP could be constdered by Snitcsaliens, if the cost is not prohibitive.

• Beneficiaries must be closely involved to the phoning, identification, Impictramtution, monitoring, review and üt1 audit of lbiNURN projects

IEC Activities — Awareness Building • In a people-centric programmehire BSUP and IIISDP under 11•INl TRIM, there

u C need to generate Awannes' s amongst both the targeted so that they ale allele to waive what t intended fin them by the GOVetettheit. Nteatettel• needs to be generated amongst the non-argetcel sections 40 itb to improve urban policy and highlight how the concerna of the urban poor arc very telt-vent to them. .5nv awareness campaign should have it nannnal tone, tenor, appeal and recall value, backed by via/listent and coherent slogans and themes_ The States/ULBs ,,,Ada bring out ativeinstsrunita in vernacular languages with local adaptation of the templates prepared by the Ministry of HUP.'s States/IAN ;tumid ens= thai the local adaptation does not deviate from the leiter and aptrit of the

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tamonsl tianplates. nod the messages hung conveyed are only about the programme and related policy adatautry, They thould also CAMWC that Al melt media carnpaiwis Ire u acionlattee ivnb tbr relevant mita and cavitations applirahle Cosi of ugh ampalgns, in ttronlartt:t with (iovernment approved aces. wuuki tic mitts/tuned to the Stintlitalh I-44;er the IN: c.ortrponent of ll+INIIRM mincer to lin/US FOCCCI by .CSMC/Cfril— Keurthtursament - will be made if pnor approval of the NUMMI DiftetelDatt/C5MCIM... ID the Minnin of

tibtallted befit launching web Lantruign. Pirposalt for rtimburiztricnt ...ids capaultnite will it •.4diluted thrOuglYHlItY:0, áth tU pot op the 14171e to the Central S:anttintitig and MiiniumngCorrwulna rrw its (3)0PitiCial:/00 sag ipptte(21 cit Dthithilt•CDWID thee111/40 Drjanrncnc Of Expcuth.trre, Minuner of Piltillet cc Ministry. of Home AfTitia% et the cue linty be

Progress finturte on Implementation

• 'rbe Statisiut.BA iL••sla "rad Qtlant-rlY POThttel5 RwPrirt.si Monti* Prelang' RepCIFTS an prrtjectc Cr. WOO as rtformsa). per .presTinbvti foottion ,, waltoot fail to enabk the Mituscry m rpm to the Prone MDDStff li °Dike to mut l'utther, nue pose ttbstract OD tele WIL/11:4 Of impicinctitatrion to prii!cens And reform must tw prearnerd brinrc rosefv, the detail, .4 ptutee pttept.94.5 xi the tueetthip. etc

Central Saartinnion& Nfoisittuing Conmuttte/Gen Sanisitoning rethlittittee.

• SUIrins Socrosirtri. in .4:huge of .351 :4) fthooki take monthly review of tht. tenptemramancia of protect- andreforms under MUT and IllSOP Copts a the mireates of such review mueungs should be mint In the hfirtssno Dittoturatein N1o141_1PA.

1400111 atl Urban Policy

• Their. ta Art wren: need fro Stants,"1.Trt Its IDLU2 on bri)acttr urban poliey wad =Ilan torniugetnent -reforms to ailtlrest Got only the backlog still curtail urban jewel' but also tite - clulleages of future urban growth, say In the nest 20.25 i9Z1t). CO that the csesiltiens. thin k21 rti Utialt dnei,nr pie'. ttaekt wvhl In tune .

Wt &mid tint he in 3 ;iota:Mai where Ike Art petpetually ehmtiog Ihtm opandation; 5tutcs/lr Fs should plat. Frro4wely to anticipation of the lunge

furs of other, growth _clue ro the lama of eural•orban stagnation, when utban tnipation, reclantrification end rtstund mercuse. Without the unplemertecon Of urban ribusnut; soil local erovemment tefonna end eapstaty

h.tr • effective. itihett truntsgement, lINNI.FUNI would tettl•Ill a mrtr infrIstructswe up&-adritton proratOme, and oostr of the poitc) change, tis

vibstIt iinslaiwook ono =Low: citui, thai JNNI 4 11.M hopes to dent would mattnahrt

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I 114SEW • ind Installment

City/State : Habra /West Bengal

Project Title. IHSDP Scheme for the town of Habra, West Bengal

Financial Assessment

IT Lakhs)

1 CSC nearovai 2.9th cscra.olloos 2

3

Total Project Cog 1521.43 j Other Charge.s • 1 000

Central Share 1056.1A

4 Slate Share lerawday Normican ;rum t int.. mainsi 90.60

5 tith Share 10539

L. beneficiary Share 268.8.el ....

Due Released Utilited %age Uttlized vis-av.s.

Oat Released

7 Comsat Snore 526.32 528.32.

55 7 : ' 73% 6 State Share 45.30 13651

5 ULU Share 52.70 IS 70

liteneikbaty ContrIbutiot 134.40 83.20

TOTAL:- 760.72 763.73 557.27 73% 73%

Il Amount Sought It) 54,45 saki)

12 wri Recommended release es 2

Instalment It) 528.32 Latch

Inertial Progress

SI. 'Progress Parameter I housing (ho;.) Amenities

: 15anctioned 896

Datalied Amenities indicated In the Worksheet-5 ot the slC

r Tenger Romeo 656

3 Work Order Issued 139ti

4 Work Somers 500

S Unto 25% Completed 25

b 25-50% Completed Ifi.

7 More men 50% complete° 60

8 Fully Completed 400

, 5 Occupied 350

Reform Status

I ial Internal Earmarking of Funds fOr Urban Poor

Detalleo status as reootted is

cAtyne..tegt

ibif:onstnution of Basic Semite: to Urban Poor Fund

2 Basic Services to Urban Poor

3 Earmarking at at least 20-25% of developed land in housing projects

—

CSC Conditions: Gunton conditions

Othor AStieCtS:

I Whethe Ettnelickerles Identified:- r e

U. Wht.thOf Ilst of Pantile:ants putillsed on the state eremite :.- Being Published

A Whether 8lometric idenullation of benefirsarho completed .- In regress

iv. Whether TPIMA Instituted :- TO

k Quality:, Observations of nUOCL, an aruthisis otIPIM

Reeves will ha vtateri in az

whenhe-pmumut established & functional - Yes

vli Whether up•to-date Data Uploaded on 'PON'S .- I —

-yr--t;tts.4-747*-?1t —,_, -

•

2. - - KII" ■ I.- • . r '

of the State: West Beni

.e of the ULS: Halms Municlp

Target Year or pro poor reforms

Completion Status

(a) Interne I

Eamettiong of Funds for Urban

Poor

'-"irancial Yew

total ULB

runti-Own Souroecas

lakns)

Earmanme IstUd Ing tfli L

share far IHSDP (Rs Lakh)

% Eamlarkee (B/A-100)

Amount Utilised

(Rs linen)

414 Utilised otriool

A B C 0 E

2007 • OB State Gwernment Order no 12411/14/JCP10/3S-431 ,07 dated 26 10.07 has

been Issued tn tnts regard 2008 - 09 193.901 511 431 (14

IPA 101 SII

1-7I gni OA vnno. in

I 3009.2010)J I 0&88[ 301 I 2011 - 1.2 I I

291

Fund for Urban Yes 1 No Poor

I Target year Name cf the Servk:e

I completion Status (Achievements) I Gap; Remarks

No. of HH

6553

Basic Services to — rn" ''''' Urban Poor PtimarY atcabon lor 6-

isrs(througn Sar,fampal ICDS,SSFP etc '4

Heath Care 2011 -

Social Security (Insurance)

ara been*

ID lung gap

Linn/mai coverage of alfgthte benehmaries

I r I i [ I

Earmarking of at For all rhibitc sector as well as Join! Venture Housing ralt*Xta construction of EWS ;

Waal. 20-26% of LK; category house has been made compu/sory For onvatel aecLar. a outlet*, legnistion

developed land In 2011 • 11 woad be enacted oy 180 State Government as well set in the private sts1tOr afire duo

esartonason aims economic and ccrnmercue impact of &Jab tegi&atton LILBn to follow housing projecw• state policy

(veth official seal) I I irct-1 Li__ 1 umlairrran N., i, t f /4.,/ c

• k-4/gs - •el& -

HABRA MUNiCiPALITY . . -an-a-

N

nisnr 2nd installment]

City/State : Coopers Camp /West Bengal

Project Title: IHSDP Scheme for the town of Coopers Camp, West Bengal

Financial A ssessment

(r Lakin) -

I CS: Approval 33rd C5C10703.21308 _ 2 TotolProject Cost B89.98 Other Outset .-

I 0.00

? Central Share —mast ga ...

Stitv SharelEroutlfrrillervehran tt•n• 4 & maw awimi

66.00

ULB Share 4914

Tibenefitiely Share :35.00

_ 7

Duo Released Utilized %age untized vis-4441

Due Released

Conine Share 339.99 319.99

6 ta.E7 96% 90% 8 _ Stile Snare 3100 78.00

Ullt Share 2450 II 00

10 amettrien• Contribution 67.50 66.96

TOTAL:- 444.99 477.95 428.67 96% 90%

11 Amount Sought RI ;19.99 luidi

1/ Rocommtmded release as 2"

nstalmant f tri 319.99 Lakn

Physical Proertst

Si. Progress Parameter Housing Nos.; I Amentlin

1 Sanctioned 450 I

Nulled Arnenitms Indicated li tie

WeraSheet-S of the tic

-; •

Tenney floateo 225

3 Work Order Issued 225

4 Work Started 435 1

5 Veto 25% etmpletea 40

Z.C93% Cotholget 60

7 More tnan SIPA completed 96

8 t-ullv Lomptcdeth 23.9

. 9 Duoted 219

Reform Status:

ial internal Earmarking at T•unds for Urban Pow

Detailed status as reported is .

arneetr •4..

ltii Constitution of Basic Services to Urban Poor FISIO

2

3

Basic Services to (Mum Pour

Eemiarking of at teast 20.25% of developed Lino In housing proiezts

CSC Conditions:

General conditions

lltrtne •ersiett•

Whether beneficiaries identilleck- Not Reported

1 Whether list of beneficiaries ',utilised on the state wet:tote ..... Not Roportno

ii, Whether Itrometnc idenftrcet ion of teneftclattes completed :- Not Reported

iv Whether -10MA instituted • Yes.

v Quality:- Observations of HUDCO on analysis of VIM

Reports Mil he Placed In CSC.

Whethe PMU/PlUs established & functional :- Ives

vt. Whether up-to•date Data uploads° on leoM5 :. -- /To/ cr iettiVm-

- - • - —

• . 1* -

, ....

..i.r,c..,- ... ii • eitiali .

is:... •••-••tioqp T.: 0.n-

r. , .

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...lit • ., 1 1

4..17,*kli•Iiir ° ''' .' MI h .,. IL- e

4tile.rcit:the State - West Bengal .. _. Name rtithe ULB: -COOpe-r's Camp Notified Area Authority

— - - - 4.- _.7. • _

.

"i

0-.1 1 : 1

-• .

-i

tPtri:Ooti; -retorts

Target Year of

Completion Status

-

f a) internal . Earmarking of

Funds for Urban Poor 2:n1 - 12

Financial Year

"rout 4.11-e F und-Own SourcetRit

laths)

Arnowit Ea-Marked

Icluding UL? share for IHSOP

(Rs Leta))

% Earmarked iStA-1W

Amount Ullosee

vistakils)

v , iiiikari V. --- (Drifil00)

A 8 C Cl j E

2007 - 08 State Government Or&zit no 1249/MA/C/10/35•61/07 dated 2E10.07

has brier issued in this regard 2006 • 09 8528164 565000 27%( 200507 30 15%

2009 - 10 (nli -1 —i 4999461 595000 29% 132273 2223%

2010-11 9377905 30931.79i 31% 7872131 25.45% 2011 - 12 1 As Per Commitment.

lel ..onstitullon OT

Fond for Urban Poor

Yes/ No

2 Basic Services w

Urban Poor

Name of the Service Target year

of completion

Status (P.c.bleverments) Gap/ Remarks

No, of HH ! Housing

I

2011 -12

350j 24,75%

All gaps *rat ,- funned

by 2011-12

Potable Water Simply 22101 98% Sanitation 8421 37% Solid Waste Mgmt._ 18001 Trrb

Parriary Education for 6- 14yraftMough SSK,Municipai School, ICDS.GSFP etc 1 199) 82% Health Care isoo 80%

Liniverse coverage of etigibie oeneficianes

Social Security (insurance)

I LNGAPS 2.NFBS 3.JSY A IGNDOS 5.1GNWPS

3

Earmarking of at least 24-2544 of

20 1 1 - 12 oeveloped land In mousing projects

For all pilots: sector Oft wall as Joint Venture Housing Projects, corsiroctor of ES f LiC category rIOUSenam beer made compulsory For private sector, a suitable tegisiason would tie enacted ay me State Government as well as in the private sector after due examination of the economic and commercial impact of WW1 after

i_h_Bs to follow state poky _ . " I OT.8I OUTTIT101 01 tin. nousenoms:

Sisnature of Chairperson - _ ;Mtn Itiaist sttal1 N

-t)/g I „ _

Cheighsti - Omar, trip NO111/e 4

Area AinfloriN

:7 ',' . , is, i

I II1SDP • 2nd Installment I

City/State : Katwa /West Bengal

Project Title: IHSDP Scheme for Katwa, District, Burdwan, West Bengal

Financial Assessment: (t twos)

1 CSC Approval 46th aC/29.1.2 2008

2 Icstal Protect Cost 108959 f Otne Charges -• 1 0.00

3 Central Share 871.67 ft

m Stott Share granting ts....takii. an L °Lir them)

91.94 ---,

UUS Mate 2138

6 atneliciary Share 104.00

Due Released lit illzen %age Utilisers vo-a-yis

Due . Released

7 1Centrui Share 43584 435.84

412.67 76% 71% 8 State Shore 45.97 45.97

9 lite 5licue 1090 11.10,

10 Beneficiary Contribution 52.00 87.36

TOTAL:- 544.80 580271 412.67 76% 71%

11 Amount Sought f r: 1 435.63itath

12 _

Recommended release at 2 m I 38343

instalment (1) Lakh

it Central Share Enhanced and Revised I Original Central Share Is Z 767.67 Leith)

Physics Progress:

St Progress Parameter Housing Nos.) Amenities

1 Sanctioned 650

Detailed Amenities Indicated in the

Worksheet-5 of the UC

'Tender Hosted 251

3 Work O'de' issued 456

4 Work Started 456

5 tiara 25% Completed 37

6

7

23 -SO% Completed 42

More than 50% rompiatep 122

8 Cully Completed 760

9 — r - - r...L_ Occupied ZOO

Retorm Status:

• Ps) internal Earmarking ol Funds for Urban Poor

Detailed status at reported ts

I

Arinele--X e—C,

ID ) Constitution of Basic Services to Urban Poor ;tintl

2 Rack Services Lo Urban Poor

3 Earmarking of et least 20-25% of developed tend in housing MOLLS

C5C Conditions:

General conditions

Other Aspects:

Whether Beneficiaries identified:- No( Repnrtea

Ii Whether Jig of beneficiaries outslised on the Stele weosite - Not hecorted

in Whether Blometric identification of beret -relents comnieted - No' Repotted

iv_ — Whether TPINIA institutea :- Yes

v MeRty:- Observations or HUDCO on anaNsis of 7PiNt

Am2pars will be Pia..ed in CSC

vi. Whether PNIU/PlUs established & functional:- Yes

yli Whether un-tc-di a Mita uploaded on 1P0MS -

A-- olt=

' 817rerisimayo-- _ _

- ;0..144. • s . .

--

Nutty af the State N.:4=i Royal Nome it the IILH Y-atuot

----s - - • - I 4" - r- yt-3-•-• tc-r— e

;3(:;47./7. 4"VISt•-• VraTtr-e4 atts-Iiat•

An neipw - St

.---,

Pm root I-AMID Targat Yalu of

( imthidllor• Saint

(a) Intornat Karmarldne of

Pundit for Urban Poor 200-12

Fianocial

Year

Totn11.11.1?

Fond • Otast saint

(R, Loco

Ammo

tinimarittld

Ina20416 U1.11 gm

for HUHN' t Ito Lam)

% a:marked (8/A•500)

Amnia!

Llulscod (Kt.

1-aro)

IS thittatl

Mgr 100)

A 0 C 1) E

21X/1.-I II I PO 66 4100 2131 31.41 74120

201L-1 Z73 261 .CO55 27.06 45 1 I 2.01

(h)Consittanan of Lund for

11thsc poor Proemial has bath souk in tie now double as Sly rirrtal loomd am-roottirts rystsan

,

I

3

Name ai ttc ;cora

11encong

imam year a completion

Saba Aclucvccicul)

NA of 111-1 ts

I25 43.64•

Chtpermuuka

tultio 64.1111cd try otItor state

canna

Puta bit Wi ley Supply 6316 90.SOIt

ant Sinless tu Urtnot Stualtatun 36a6 5592% Ohms are

temp Poor Sethi Waste Mgmt, 3850 59 .0e4 pmentiml to

himary Education 2011-12 4780 73 2.6% lutla 0112 ,

1112Wallal Caws Waft Core

St' trial SmcoMr5

1 NOAI'S

2. rinis Pjav,̂ 7T41 €corraitC o!

CliiiiDN Ittuacticannes 218 T

IGNI)OS

:1. IGNWPS

Earmarking of at 1satt 20.

25% of Ottettopaa Iand up

houuntcprosem

20P.1.12

Eta all public wen To well al the law Vaal= Iltriniina otoiece_

crammucks or EWS/L1G catarry belabas Imre 1•613 rude

ranputsory rot pissuzz Amon . a auttablc legialottoc %colic be

coated by tit Stalebrotrinateni atom doe cotusrhanon with on

stakohohlett

s 1. hal ..

Signature or i With Mal sash 17.-.4 c4"°- 6 'ate.'

rha frpetsci ri Ar.c.0 rm., .a, r gliti Kat‘.4..1; Mina:alit./ ctrortimator

Kat= Mar-lc:wary

4 2745 ____- la V \ ).....,...- _00--21- \, ..._ _.- .._. . ,

\\V

I IHSDn : 2nd Instollmrnt I

City/State : Gangarampur /West Bengal

Project Title: IHSDP Scheme for the town of Gangarampur, DakshIn Dinajpur,

West Bengal

financial Assessment: Laths) 1

1 IMC Approval 6lit CSC/26.022009 _

2 Total Prairie! Cost 1 991,20 Other Charges:. I O N)

3 Central Snare 73118

4 r

ite Share exoseve Peoelants snare

bother rhatleti 160 85

5 LITE Snare I 27 47

6 lienefivery Share 74.72

Due- I

Released Utilized %age Utilized vise sit

Duo Relernne

7 -Central Share 356.58 345658

3611.13 74% 8 State Share 6e42 33.71

9 tab Snare , 3:..74 15.00

10 Beneficial* Cortibutlon 37.36 _ 6S 76

1OTAL:- 495.59 481.05 368.13 74% 17%

11 Amount Sought Ri 366.60 La lei

u Recommended release 0.1 2 • 1 366.60

Instalment til l.nkh

I

Physical Progya‘

54. Progress Parameter Rousing (Nos.) Amenities

1 _ Satictioned 467 I

Detailed Amenities Inditated In :fir

Worksheet-5 ef the VC

2 Tender Floated 433 being constructed through

beneficiary Work Oroer Issued

4

5

Work Started j 43:

Upto 25% Comnleied I 99

6 25•50% Comoietet 79

7 More than 50% completed 194

6 Fay Completed 59

Occupied 35

Reform Straus:

1 (a) Interne/ Larroarking of Kitt for Urban Poo ,

Detailed status as reported e Pr

^ -nv title-

PC-r-kene

(II) Constitution of Raw Services to• Urban Poor rim)

2 , basiC Services to Urban POOf

3 Earmarking of at least 20.25% of developed an in housing protects

CC Conditions:

General condoms

Other Aspects:

i. Whethel Bonefielarres Identified', les

it Whether list of beneficent publised On the State weten e .-

___1 Being Publette d

Ili. Whether Olometric identification of beneficiaries. compieted H in Progress

iv. Whether Tr.:NIA instmited 1- Yes

S' . Quality.- Observations of MUDCO on analysis of TPlha

Reports will be Placed In csr

cs Whether ?MU/Pillsestablisher) a functional '.. Yet

H Whether upto.oate Dote uploaded on IPolvIS •-

53/Pr

• Jya

'Pf.. YV.C111B--Cillig..3 5 0f -

•, 1.5: ?. theatli8?-4artgarampar

Pic poor reforms

- • f 1 "1"317,

,- 1 Target Year

of Completion

.-•"11 0.:ti:/..: r",17r5eirrirriC17-71

- • .- •- ....5■■ -%—r••• Ls=

a,......... . siektagdara

cr ---

{___.________ '-

...r- Meritetrialfty

/ ...r. ■ ;11

...- ........,,-

Pitt rriLn-wtMCP• '----_,ttivntei

.....t...C... ... ......■ . • ■ --•• .." -""""a's"-...-s...

Status

(a) Interne! Earmarking of

Funds for Urban Poor 2011 -12

Fmanr.ial Year

Total UL8 Fund-Own

Sclurce(Rs )

Amount Earmarked

inciLuiing ULB share for

IHSOP (Rs)

% Earmarked 18/A°1(30)

Amount utiosed 'Rs

% Utilised (010.100}

A 1 8 C D E

2007 ' 08

Stn Government 26

Order nu 10 07 has been

14283

Issued In this

30%

1249/MAIC/10/3S-61/07 regard

14.282 I

dated

2008 - Ott I 47 61 100% 200$- 10 46.05 13 956 30% 13 956 10(30i 2010-11 94.6725 2357 25% 16 25 69%

1

2011 - 12 Nil

l (b) Constitution of Fund for Urban I Yes r No

Target year Name of the Service at Stator. (Achievements)

completion Gap' Remarks

2011 -12

Solid Waste Mgmt Basic Services to primary Eturahon for 6-

Urban Poor lisps (through SSK. Municipal School, ICDS.G.SFP etc.)

Health Care

I Social Security

No. of HH I e, re

1234 28

4083 EA

2888 86

3025 90

4200 I 96

Universal

Attempts are being made to fulfil gaps

Universal coverage of eligIbte beneficianes

For all public sector as webas Joint Venture Housing Projects, constructon at EWS LIC category trews has been made compulsoty. For private sector, a

suitable legislation would be enacted by the State Government as well as In IN private sector after due examination at the economic and ornmercial Impact

such legislation Ul-as to follow state policy

a.

Total no. of BPL household. 4358

cj(

Earmarking of at least 20-25% of

2011 .12 deveiopod tend in housing projects

Liajtk5 riiman nag%

?Cal; PalitY

IHSDP 2nd Instalment / City/State : Bankura Town/West Bengal

Project Title: Implementation of IHSDP Scheme(415 Dus) at Bankura Town, West

Bengal

Armorial Assessment: LakhtI

1 1 CSC Approval it C5Q26.092007

2

3

To:ai Project Cost Other Expenses tConongenues 658.21 4332

VICI A840E) '

Central Share 491.84

4 Suitt Share 56.65 — S Beneficiary Share 66.40

flue Released Utilised _

%age Utilized vis-a-vis ,

Due Released

7H6

,

Central Share 245.92 245.92 183.84 75% 75%

State Share 28.33 28.78 21 14 75% 75%

8 ftenefiriary Contribution 33.20 61.92 46.29 139%_ 75%

TOTAL:- 307.45 336.12 251.273 82% 75%

10 Amount Sought re) 245.92 lath

11 Recommended release as 2'i

s

Instalment RI 245.92 Lek),

Physical Progress:

Si. Progress Parameter Housing Water

suPPlef PA/ Drain(M)

CC

Readisqm) . Other Amenities

I

2

Sanctioned 415 7067 7154 13730

Street light.

Community toilet,

bath & community

Centre etc vet to

start

Tended-lasted 110 Nil 5308 9131.3

3 Work order Issued 130 Nil 3667 31.59.3

o Work Started (Tendered a mouth

beneficiaries) 326 NII 1667 '333.3

5 Upto 25% Completed 65 Nil 1118.2 686

6 25-50% Completed 63 Nil -

Nii Nil

7 More than SO% completed 168 NA Nil Nil

Fully Completed 30 Ni! 981 686

9 OCCUPIN No Nil NII Nil

"• Work has not started for 89 ()Us out of total sanctioned 415 DUs

Claset•.

1 (aj Internal Earmarking of Funds for Urban Poor

_ Details as reported Is eitiall".)-24

I \ Men ax.....e.4

lb) Constitution or Basic Services to Urban Poor Fund

I 2 Basic Services to Urban Poet

Earmarking of at least 20 -25% of developed land In housing projects

CSIVIC Conditions: No conditions

11th°, ttenarty•

i Whether Benefit:or:es Identified:- Yes

e. Whether list of beneficiaries publlsed on the state webslte : Being Published

lit Whether fhometric Identification of beneficiaries completed : - in Progress through a Sock-Economic Survey

v Whether TP1MA instituted:- Yes

v. Quality:- Obsenrattons of BOOK on analysts of TP14A report are

at Annexureil

y1, Whether PPAUFRes ectatii.shed 8. functional .- sees

vIi.s. Whether up•to-daN Oita unloaded on IPoXA5 :-

5/_

-..- • •

•

- "‘ _ _ .

STATUS OF 3 PRO-POOR REFORMS

Aymetxm4 Mann or tile Sate: West Bengal

f IT II nbita

SI, Pro poor reforms

—. 'largo Year

of :.:torin

Completion

(a) Internal

Earmarking of

Funds for Urban

Poor

Financial

You

2011-1?

TOW I-1 1-R Fund -

Own

Source

(Rs! Lacs)

Amount

En:meda4

including

tilit Are for 11-1gDp

(Ks. Lacs)

.

%

rstnarkild (11/A•100)

Amount Utilized

(Rs. Luca)

% Utilized

(Waal 00)

A 13 C D E

2007-08

— State Governminit Oahu Na 1249/MA/010135-61, 107 dated 26.10.07 lies heel

i3tilrli In this regard.

2009-10 2011.00 ';9.00 47.60 99.00 100

201041 (

up to

Juno '101

49937 239.70 48.00

(b) Constitution of

Fund for urban

pour

Yes

Exit< Services to

Urban Poor

Name of dm Service I Target year a

completion Status (Achievement) Gaphanarks

No. of HE %

Rousing

2011-12

3128 21.94% To be fulfilled by next

phase and Mlier Slate

schemes

Potable Water Supply

Sa°1116°"

13802 96.80%

Effort:. tut being

provided to fulfil gaps

2614 1833%

Solid Waste Mgrot 2000 14.00%

Prirnam...Eriaration _8000

Universal

eligibk

56,11%

Health Cure —

coverage of

beneficiaries

Social Security I. NOAPS 2. NFJIS

3./SY 4. 1014005 5.1(iNWPS

Fa rot:nista: of at

least 20-25% of

developed land In

housing projects

2011-12

For all public sector as well as the Joint Venture Housing projects. construction

of E WS/ LIG category houses have been made compulsory . Few private sector, a suitable legislation would be coazted by the State Government after clue

consultation with all stakeholders in Government as well as in the Private Sector after due examination of the economic and commercial impact of such

lernstanon

Mils to follow SVIIC Policy

iTh AV itt, )1(i\t‘'

#of ' etv S' airpersor. (S-Officint seal)

Chairperson Bankura Municipality

, V( • Tml itunabeBFL household -14258 (AL

I ENSOP: 2rse4 Installment 1

City/State : Tarkeshwar/ West Bengal

Project Title: IHSDP Scheme for the town of Tarkeshwar, district Hoagly, West Bengal

Flnandal Assessment: ft {JAW

1 CSC Apl prova SeC t W/30.07 ION

0.001 2 Total Project Cost 989.16 Other Expenses .-

3 Central Share 791.33

4 State Share 84.13

5 UM Share 20.16

6 Beneficiary Share 93.44

Due Released Utilized %age Uttered vlsiaivls

Due Released

7 Central Shore 395.67 395.66

375 1E 87% 71% 8 ._ Share ,State 42.07 42.07

9 IAD Share 10.13 15.19

10 Beneficiary Share 10.73 80.03.

TOTAL:. 457.99 532.95 1 P6.18 i 82% 71%

11 Amount Sought ft) 395.67 Utah

12 _

Recommended release as 7"1- ^

Instalment l ir) 395.67 Lakti

Physical Progress .

Si Progress Parameter HOUSING AMENMES

1

2

Sanctioned 584

Al) details of Infrastructure as

Reported by the State Is in

Worksheet-5 of the UC

Tender Floated

Work Order Issued

78 • departmentally

506 • beneficiaries

4 Work Started • 391

5 Upto 25% Completed 10

6 25-50% Completed 9

7 More than 50% completed 2

6 Putty Compkted 3/0

0 Occupied 370

Reform Status:

jlai

2

Internal Earmarking of Funds for Urban Poor

Details in S

Porcine_

b) Constitution of Bast: Services to Urban Poor Fund

flask ServSces to tirbret Poor

S Earmarking of at least 20-25% Of developed land In homing orotects

C.SMC Conditions: No conditions

Other Aspects:

Whetite: Beneficiaries identlfre0.• ves

Whether list of beneficiaries nobbled on the state webstte :- I Bong Published

III Whether Blometric Identification or bent fictatles cotnpleted - In pregtess through a Socto. Fiona:11.-c Survey

iv Whrther TPIMA tnstttoted :- Yes

v. Walley. Trrusa P.roort to be analysed by litinC0 in

tatnmeture-ii

vi. N

Wheths, PMU/Pilif established & functional :. e 'Yes. from November,2009

Whether klo•date Oata uploaded nn MOMS • IND

pigArea --a..-=--- Name of th Ie State! West Bengal 1 i .

L-- Name.of the ULB: Tarakeswar Municipality

1

Si. No .

Pro poor reforms Target Year

of Completion

Status

(ai Internal Earmarking of

Funds for Urban Poor 7011 -12

Financial Year

Total ULB Fund Own

Source(Rs lakhs)

Amoure Earmarked (Rs_

Lath)

% Earmarked (B/A1 100)

Amount Utilised

(Rs.Lakhs)

% Utilised (E3/W100)

A 9 C D E

2037 . as State Government Order no 1249/MAJC/1013S-61/07 erred 25.10.07 has

boen Issued In this regard 2038 - 09 117.83 31.22 26.50 29.84 95 58 2009 - 10 132.28 3633 27.48 35.59 1 794

2010- 11 151./1 42 59 280? 39,58 62.88 2011 - 12 182.05 47 45 26.00

(tit LO:IStiftitioti 0}

Fund for Urban Poor

Yes

Basic Services to Urban Poor

Name of the Service Nam Target of year

completion Statue (Achievements( Gap/ Remarks

No. of NH % Hour,inu 584 95 Potable Water Supply 1429 99 Sanitation Solid Waste Mann

10(38 70 1050 73

Primary Education for 6. 14yrs(through SSK,Muntcipal School, ICDS.GSFP us) 1285 87 Health Core 2011 - 12 te_0250 cl

Attempts are being

Social Security (Insurance) --,

fussy made to ones

I NOAPS

Universal coverage aeligible beneficiaries

2.NFFIS 3.JSY 4 IGNDOS

_5.IGNWPS

I II

3

Earmarking of at least 20-25% of

developed land In housing projects

2011 - 12

For all public sector as well as Joint Venture Housing Projects, construction of EWS I LIC

category ho4se ruts betvi made compulsory For private sector, a suitable legislation would be enacted by the State Government as well as in the private setter after due

examination of the economic anti commercial impact of such legielation ULEIs to WOW

state policy

i I I

tc,..-• re 4 —

I SIgnatiiro of Chairperson

(with official seal) I

I 4; C? -

5 , /4_7 ■

7,12

J IH5DP 2miltv.taliment1

'ty/State Joynagar/ West Bengal

Project Title: PiSDP Scheme for the town of Joynagar, West Bengal

IT f Inancial Assessment: Ls10114

1 CV Approval 2811' r.SC/09.01.2003

C.00 2 'Total Project Cost 468.02 1 Other &pulse;

3 Central Share 321.33

4 State Share 3142

5 111D Snare 44,77

t Bentliciary Share —

67W

Out Released Utilized %age Utilized ins-s•vis

Due Released

7 Central Share 16126 161.16

199 49 90% 80% Mate Shale 16.71 40.731

9 MB Share 22.39 16f/01

. 10 Beneficiary Share 2239 3136

TOTAL - 222.64 249.25 199.49 90% BO%

11 Amount Sought ft) 161.17 latch

11 '

Recommended release as fa

Instalment ft) 161.17 talth

Physical Proaress. _

Si.

.

Progress Parameter HOUSING AMIMTIES

1 Sanctioned 225

An details of infrastructure as

Reoortect by the State rs in

Worksheet-S of the UC

-

2 Tender Fronted 110

3 _

4

West* Order issued .

110485 (Ring otrrtstruclzd through deet.1

Work Stated 195

Vote ZS% Compfeted 0

Completed , 25-50% 16

7 — 8

9

Mare than 50% completed 77

Fully Completed 102 _

jOccupted 102 ..

Reform Status:

1 la) Internal Earmarking of Futtdsfor Urban Poor

Details In haemart

Arryne .-....,c_e_01

(b) Constitution of Banc Services to u than Poor Fund

2 Sasic Services to Urban Poor

3 Earmarking at at least 20-25% of developed land in hawing protects

CSMC Conditions'

No conditlaru

Other Aspects:

r. Whether flenerttiatin Identrtlet- Yes

IL Whether slit of beneficiaries publised on the Hata %remit. - Being Put:Aster:I

ill. Whether Biomettic Identification of beneficiaries cornoteteo • In progress through ;Soria Economic Survey

iv. Wisely: tPIMA instituted :- Yes (Vis% on 23.03.2011)

v. Cualny - !PIM Report to be analysed by 110000 in

Annezure41

I. WhetheiPM0/Pius est:stashed & functional;- Yes, from November,2009

'en Whether utPco•Ctate DaTa uploaded on IPoMS :- NI?

A ,t-IvS-A-1 ---a__ _

Name of the State: West Bengal I U-:

. _ _.

Mame of the ULB: Joynapr Mozilpur 1 I _ _ _ _____ I

31. go,

Pro poor reforms Target Year

of Completion

Status

_

1

(a) Internal Earmarking of

Funds for Urban Poor 2311 - 12

Finanal Year

2007 -08

Total ULS Fund-Own

S°urce(R5 latch)

A I State Government dated 26.10.07

38 41 42 42

/vnount Earmarked (Rs Lakhj

8

has been issued 9.5

10 25 10.5 115

Order no 1249/MNC/1W3S.61/07

% % Earmark Amount Uttsed

ed Utilised in,,, ,,,,, (81A-10 (Rs1.3kb) wm. ""`

) 0)

c o E

in this regard 2008 - 09 2009 - 10

2010-11 (upto31 1 2 1 01 2011 - 12

25 8 25 1055 2E 11 13 271

01 106 15

1

Fund for urban I Yes Poor

2 Basic Services to

Urban Poor

Name of the Service

Housing

Target year of Status Gap! Remarks

completion (Achievement's)

No. of NH %

437 To be ailed 6y

19 other programmes

Potable Water Supply 2206 97

Sanitation 1722 75 . Seed Waste Mgret 1450 03 Efforts are being

made to lute gaps

85

— Primary Education for 6-14yrs(througn SSK,Municipal School ICDS,GSFP etc. ) 1950 2011

Health Care ,

-12 universal uiver eltgibie oeneficiarees

Ow ul

Social Security 'Insurance)

Universal coverage of eligible beneficiaries

For all public sector as well as Joint Venture Housing Projects, construction of EWS Earmarking of at

Lit category house has been made compulsory. For ;swath , sector, a suitable least 20-25% of

3 duvelopod land

2011 12 legislation would be enacted by the State Government as well as in the private sector in

after duo examination of the economic and commercial impact of sucn legislation housing projects UL13s to follow state policy,

Total number of BPL hounholds. I 22E6

60

leson ; 2na1nssalThrj.2]

City/State : Chaltdaha/ West Bengal

Project Title: IHSDP Scheme for the totetts of Chakdaha, Nadia, West Bengal

Financial Assessment. (Z Ukhs)

i I CSC Appruvil 161" CSC/26.02.2009

1 Total Prolect Cost 868.99 Other Falseness ... 0.00

3 _

4

5

Central Share 638.87

_ State Share

MU Share

141.80

! 1 17.92

6 beneficiary Share 10.40

Out Retensed Utilised %age Utilised vika-vls

Due Released

. 7 Central Share 319.44 319 44

379.47 87% 81% a State Share M.% 70.89

9 WS Share 8,96 9.00

10 — Beneficiary Share _ 35 2C1 67.02

TOTAL:- 434.50 456.37 1 379.42 87% 8 i%

LI _

12

Amount Sought () 319.4.3 takts

Recommended release as id 319.03

Instalment 17) Lakh

Physical Progress: --

Sl, —

I

Progress Paurnator -

HOUPNG At/SEMMES

Sanctioned 410

All details of infrastructure as

Reported by the State Is in

Worksheet-5 of the IX.

2 Tender Floated 402

3 Work Order Issued I

402

4 Work Stetted I 399

5 Upto 25% Completed I 27

6 2530% Completed I

no

7 More than 5094 completed 107

Fully Completed

9 Occupied 1

Reform Status:

1 internal Earmarking of Funds for Uban Poor

Details in .".flieuq. n ArnrY1 a. Xe-.-.. -4.1

(b)Constitabon of Basic setvtces to Utah Poor Fund

Basic Services to Urban Poor

3 Earmarking of at least 20-25% of developed and in housing proects

CSMC Conditions: No conditions

Other Aspects:

i Whether Beneficiaries identified:- Yes

li Whether list of beneficiaries publised on the state weissue : Being Published

III. Whether Siorrettrac Identification of beneficiaries completed ..., in progress through a Soda- Ezonomk Survey

re, Whether TPINIA instituted :- Yes _

v I

Malay:. ) TPIM Report to be analysed by IILIDCO will be

placed in CSC

v. Whether PMLYPIth established & functional - Yes, from Novembera009

vli. Whether up-to• Data uploaded On 1PoN15 .. MI

6//6

istame of the State: West Bengal ----1-- - _L. Name of the ULB: Chakdaha

Target Year I SI.

No.I.Pro poor reforms of Status

(a) Internal Earmarking of

Funds tor Urban Poor 20 1 1 - 12

Financial Year

Total UM Fund-Own Source(Its

laktrs)

Amount Famlarked (Rs Lek'',

14 Earmark

ed (B/A10

01

Amount Utilised

(Rs LakhS)

% Utilised

(D/B°100 t

E A B C D

2007- 08 Sale Government dated 26 10.07

212.051

Order no. 1249/MNC/10i3S.61/07 has been Issued in this regard

2008- 09 54 001 25 1 47 121 87

2011 -12 I 198.001 54.001 27 I I ol

Fund for Urban Poor

Yes

Name of the Service Target year of Status

Gap/ Remarks completion (Achievements)

No. of HH I %

I 2

Basic Services 10 Urban Poor

Education for 6-14yrsithrough nicipal School, ICDS.GSFP I 4500 1 70

2011 - 12 Universal coverage of

r!ra ..it

Health Care

Social Security Onsurancut

Universal coverage o eligible beneficiaries

i developed land In

For all public sector as welt as Joint Venture Housing Prowls, construction of EvitS 1

Lie mtegery house has been made mmputsory For private sector, a suitable Earmarking of at toast 20-25% of

3 2011 - 12 legislabon would be enacted by tr.* State Government as well as in the private sector after due examination at the economic and commercial Impact of such legislation

housing projects ULEls to follow stale policy .

GunnyI I

Toil number of 13/11 households: 6434 ---l- attitrittatr ) I I

we of Chairman firolfia-s—pf)

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