WORK SHOP - WORKS

Mahatma Gandhi NREGS-Telangana

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 Topics for discussion

• Discussion on existing works, any new works

required and its demand.
• Prioritization of works based on demand by
the GP/Vulnerable HHs
• Data/rate analysis/ leads (RSSR &CSRR)
• Provisions in the estimate – Tasks.
• Detailed/Abstract estimate/ Templates
• Validations (life time for project/work)
• Input data sheet ( Pre-measurements)
• Quality aspects
 Contd…..

• Technical approval/sanction
• M. Book recording/check measurements
• Super Check Measurements
• eMMS
• Progress report/ formats
• Capturing outcomes –expected/actual
• Time frame for completion of works
• Social Audit Aspects
• Asset registers
 Objectives

Detail discussion on present creation of works

• Are the works useful or not
• Are the works requires any modifications/revisions
• If any the work to be deleted – justification/reasons
• fixing of time frame
• Outcome orientated works – Durable assets
• Suggestion & Improvements in Web reports
• Suggestions on Software issues
• Maintenance of Assets Register
• Technical issues if any
 List of Works under MGNREGA

As per Schedule –I notification issued by MoRD dated 20-12-13

Category A: Public works relating to Natural Resources
Management-WC, IWMP, Irrigation, traditional
water bodies, LDP, Afforestation etc.,
Category B: Community assets or individual assets for vulnerable
sections (only for households in paragraph 5) –Livelihoods,
Improving productivity of land, LDP (fallow & waste land)
livestock etc.,
Category C: Common infrastructure including for NRLM
compliant self-help groups – Agri productivity,
common work shed for SHG
Category D: Rural infrastructure – RCP works, Rural buildings,
Sanitation & SLWM
 List of Existing works
1) Boundary trench – WHS & WC
2) Deeping and desilting of existing Check dams- WHS &
WC
3) Deeping and desilting of existing Percolation tanks –
WHS &WC
4) Deeping and desilting of existing Open Wells – WHS &
WC
5) Desilting of cattle ponds – WHS & WC
6) Desilting of existing drinking water tanks – Traditional
water bodies
7) Desilting of existing field channel – Creation renovation
& maintenance of irrigation drains & channel
8) Desilting of existing feeder channel - -do-
 
9) Desilting of existing irrigation Minor Drains - -do-
 List of Existing works
10) Desilting of MI tanks - Creation renovation &
maintenance of irrigation drains & channel
11) Desilting of major canals and drains with top
width more than 10 mts - -do-
12) Desilting of minor distributor channel - -do-
13) Desilting of existing check dam/check wall - WHS
14) Desilting of existing PT/MPT – WHS &WC
15) Digging of dumping yard – Rural Sanitation
16) Digging of continuous contour trenches CCT on
Hills - WHS &WC
17) Excavation of new fish breeding ponds in public
water bodies – Live stock
18) Flood bund – only in command area –  flood
control project
 Contd……
26) Formation of approach road to burial ground -Rural
Infrastructure
20) Formation of internal roads to SC/ST/BC colonies-Rural
Infrastructure
21) Formation of roads to Agricultural fields -Rural
Infrastructure
22) IHHLs - Rural Sanitation
23) Land leveling - LDP (fallow or waste land & cultivable
land )
24) Land Development in Fallow lands of SC/ST 1st year -LDP
25) Levelling of burial grounds - Rural Infrastructure
26) Mini Percolation Tank- WHS & WC
27) New Field and Feedder Channel - Creation renovation &
maintenance of irrigation drains & channel
28) Percolation Tank - (WHS)  
29) Providing gravel/sand base /well spiol on newly formed
roads – Rural Infra
 Contd……
30) Staggered trenches on hills /farmers/community –
WHS & WC
31) Stone bund – WHS & WC
32) Strengthening of field bunds – only in command area
– flood control project
33) Water Absorption Trenchs at Foot hills – WHS & WC
34) Soak pit /magic pit – Rural infrastructure - Sanitation
35) Terracing in hill or slope areas – WHS & WC
36) Boulder removal - LDP
37) Cattle proof trenchs – LDP & Afforestation
38) Compost /Nadep pit – LDP- Infrastructure promotion
of live stock
39) Desilting of dugout ponds/percolation pond – WHS
& WC  
 Contd……
40) Digging of new open well – Ground water potential area
for SC/ST/SF/MF
41) Excavation of new drains to drain out water from water
logged areas connecting to natural drain - Creation
renovation & maintenance of irrigation drains & channel
42) Farm pond – LDP
43) Fodder trough for cattle/cattle drinking water trough –
Infrastructure promotion of live stocks
44) Formation of Approach road to Public institutions –
Rural Infrastructure
45) Levelling of Public institutions – Rural infrastructure
46) Closing of abandoned wells – Rural infrastructure
47) Construction of threshing floors in farmer/community
land –Improving productivity of lands  
 Contd…….
48) Developing and cleaning silted water ways trenches
and drains along the track (Railways) –WHS &WC
49) Excavation of peripheral trench – WHS & WC
50) Bush (L/M) and Juliflora clearance for VSSS groups –
Land development
51) Land development in Fallow lands – LDP
52) RWH structure in BC soils – Ground water recharge
project
53) Recharge of dried up open wells - -do-
54) Recharge of dried up Bore wells - -do-
56) Recharge pit – -do-
57) Soak pit/Magic pit – Rural infrastructure
 
- Sanitation
 Rural SSRs
• To facilitate giving minimum wage to the
wage seekers, a separate rural standard
schedule of rates (SSR) has been evolved after
a detailed time-motion study.
• The SSR demystifies the engineering
estimation and allows people to understand
the same.
• SSR is used in NREG software for generation of
work estimates thereby reducing the
dependency on the Engineers.
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 Input data sheet

• For all works input data is mandatory to be filled by the

Technical Assistant for generating the estimate in the RAGAS
software.
• The TA will inspect the work site and collect the relevant data
such length, breadth & depth, catchment area, hydraulic
particulars with chainage wise details, no of beneficiaries
including extent of land, survey no, GPS coordinates etc.,
(depending on the nature of work) in the input data
 QC team
• In team of QC to go around and ensure the quality
aspects
• Check for quality aspects like specifications and
workmanship and also quantities.
• Purposefulness
• Technical and Admin sanctions
• procurement procedures
• Measurement and check measurement
•Recently the allotment works pattern is modified i.e.,
out of 48 works the QC team has to verify 16 woks at
estimate stage, 16 works during construction (in-
progress works ) and 16 works completed. 17
 Quality Aspects
Who will Who will Monitor whether
supervise & activities are being
provide performed at levels
S.No. Activity Who will do guidance prescribed
1. Site selection
2. Survey for works

3. Preparation of
estimates
4. Vetting of
estimates
5. Lay out
6. Foundation (if
required)
7. Material
inspection
8. Inspection during
work execution

9. Measurement 18
Measurements And Check measurements
• Recording of measurements and check measurements
to be done in specified time.
• For recording and check mesurements all the GPs in TA
& EC cluster are made into two batches (Batch-1 &
Batch-2)
• For the works in Batch -1 villages, the musters shall
commence on Monday and closed on Saturday.
• For the works in Batch -s villages, the musters shall
commence on Thursday and closed on Wednesday
(Sunday holiday)
• All the material component works to be check
measured before generating pay order.
• For wage component works the check measurement to
be done in alternative weeks.  
• The EC will do the check measurement for all the MCC
works in the Mandal.
 Contd….
• eMMS (Electronic Muster & Measurements System) is
being used for capturing the measurements by using
mobiles (TA’s mobile)
• The TA’s are uploading the measurements through
mobiles and also measurements are recorded in the M.
Books.
• Similarly the EC will do the check measurement through
mobile by verifying the musters, recorded measurements
in mobiles electronically.
• The TA record the measurement for all the works in that
week in the M. Book and also through mobile. The EC will
do the check measurement for all the works both in
Measurement Book and also through mobiles .
• The field staff shall maintain the Musters rolls, Recording
and check measurement in M. Books.  
• Super Check measurement : The APD will super check at
least 25% works in his cluster.
 Technical Approval/Sanction
As per Memo No: 1261/EGS/PM(T)/2011,
dated 16-12-2011
• The EC can accord technical approvals and
revised technical approval for works up to Rs 3
lakhs and maintain the Technical Approval
Register.
• In case of Technical qualified APDs (s)he accord
technical approvals and revised technical
approvals for works above 3 lakhs up to 10
lakhs and maintain the Technical Approval
Register.  
 Prioritization of works
• Water shed approach – Drainage line treatment
• Agricultural – Land Development, Water
harvesting structures (60%)
• Horticulture – Afforestation & tree plantation
• Livestock – Poultry/Goat/cattle sheds
• Sanitation – IHHLs, Soak pits, Dumping yards etc
• Rural infrastructure - GP building, Aganwadi,
MMS, Food Grain Storage Godowns etc.,
• Incomplete works to be prioritized first

 
WORKS - VALIDATIONS

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Sl.No. Name of the work Validations Remarks

Thin juliflora:1000Sqm/1 Ac;

Juliflora Clearance with stumps Medium juliflora 2000
1 Only in fallow lands
removal Sqm/Ac; Thick Juliflora:
3000 Sqm

Light bush : 1000sqm/Ac;

2 Bush Clerance with stumps removal Medium bush: 2000sqm/Ac; Only in fallow lands
Thick bush: 3000sqm/Ac

3 Boulder Removal 150cum/Ac

Mutually exclusive. Only in
fallow lands.
4 Stone Bund 150cum/Ac

5 Pebble bunding 150cum/Ac  Deleted

Terracing in Hilly areas for Fallow & cultivable lands of

6 agricultural farming only in ITDA 150cum/Ac SC/ST, Only fallow lands of
areas SM farmers

7 Land levelling 150cum/Ac Only in fallow lands

Sl.No. Name of the work Validations Remarks

160 nos./Ac ( trench size =

8 Boundry Trench with 0.50m depth  In dry land only
2mx1mx1m)

For life saving irrigation.

9 Farm Pond 1no./Ac/farmer/Sy.no. (Mutually exclusive
FP/MPT/SSP)

1no./Ac/farmer/Sy.no.
Mini Percolation Tank in farmer's (Mutually exclusive
10 (Lenth=100m, Tw=1.2m,
lands FP/MPT/SSP)
Height=2.0m)
To store the water & used
11 Surface Storage Pond 1no./Household during power cut. (Mutually
exclusive FP/MPT/SSP)
1no./Household
12 Compost Pit
(4.8mx1.5mx1m)
Mutually exclusive
13 NADEP Compost pit 1no./Household

2nos./Household
14 Compost pits in back yards  deleted
(4.8mx1.5mx1m)
Sl.No. Name of the work Validations Remarks

Max. Extent=10Ac/SC/ST
50cum/Ac; Lead max = 5
15 Silt application farmers; 5Ac/SM farmers; 2
kms
years allowed -deleted

10Ac/SC/ST farmers;
16 Deep Ploughing  only in fallow lands - deleted
5Ac/SM farmers

10Ac/SC/ST farmers;
17 Cultivator ploughing (Tillering)  Deleted
5Ac/SM farmers
Max dia = 8.0m; depth of silt
= 3m (lifting by crane)
18 Desilting of existing Open Well 1no./Household
(Sl.no.18,19 & 20Mutually
exclusive)
Max dia = 6.0m; depth =
19 Digging of new open well 1no./Household
16m

Allowed as per the

Provision of ring wells at shallow 1no./Household (2.0m dia &
20 recommendations of Ground
depths for irrigation 8m depth)
water geologist - Deleted

10Ac/SC/ST farmers; permitted in coastal mandals

21 Strengthening of field bunds
5Ac/SM farmers -Deleted
Sl.No. Name of the work Validations Remarks

SMC trenches in existing

100 nos./Ac ( trench size =
22 Horituclture Gardens of SC/ST,  
4mx1mx0.5m)
SF&MF in rainfed areas with 1.00m

 Ground water recharge

23 Recharge of dried up open well 8nos./Sy.no.
structure

150nos./Ac (Size = Allowed in community lands

24 Staggered trenches
3.00mx1.00mx1.00m) in slopes

150nos./Ac (Size =
25 Water Absorption trench at foot hills  
3.0mx1.0mx1.0m)

size = 20mx20mx2m
26 Percolation Pond Allowed in community lands
(multiple no.s/Sy.no)

Lenth=150m, Tw=2.0m,
27 Percolation Tank  
Height=4.0m

Recharge pit of existing  Shall be permitted as per Allowed for the wells given
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source(drinking water bore well) GW Geologist report by RWS dept.
Sl.No. Name of the work Validations Remarks

Desilting and deepening in existing

29 Ew Qty. = 1500cum  
check dams

Desilting and deepening in existing

30 Ew Qty. = 1500cum  
percolation tanks

Excavating of the peripheral trench,

PPT length = 3000m/MI tank
31 Bund plantation along the boundary  Deleted
(size 1.0mx1.0m)
of MI tank in foreshore
Fodder trough for cattle/cattle
32 1no./Habitation  
drinking water tank

33 Raising of perinnial fodder 2.50 Ac/Household  

Raising of silvi pasture with subabul

34 2.50 Ac/Household  
plantation

Levelling of public Institutions &

35    Deleted
burial grounds
Sl.No. Name of the work Validations Remarks

1500m/estimate (Bw = 2m;

36 New Feeder Channel  Deleted
Tw = 6m; Dc = 5m)

1500m/estimate (Bw =
37 New Field Channel  
0.60m; Tw = 3m; Dc = 1m)

Desilting of Existing Feeder 1500m/estimate (Bw = 2m;

38 50000m length/GP/year
Channel Tw = 6m; Dc = 0.60m)
1500m/estimate (Bw =
39 Desilting of Existing Field Channel 0.60m; Tw = 3m; Ds = 50000m length/GP/year
0.30m)
Desilting of Existing Irrigation Minor 1500m/estimate (Bw = 2m;
40  
Drains Tw = 6m; Dc = 0.60m)

1500m/estimate (Bw = 10m;

41 Desilting of major canals and drains  
Tw = 30m; Dc = 0.60m)

Allowed as per the

Desilting of drinking water open
42 3 nos./Habitation recommendtions of Ground
wells
water geologist
Sl.No. Name of the work Validations Remarks

43 Formation of new Flood Bund Length = 500m/work 10 works/year/GP - deleted

Excavation of new drains to drain

44 out water from waterlogged areas Length = 1500m  
connecting to Natural drain

Excavation of new storm water

45 Length = 1500m  
drains in coastal areas

Desilting in existing storm water

46 Length = 1500m  deleted
drains in coastal areas

Formation of Approach Road to

47 Length = 10kms
Agriculture fileds (including rolling) Works value = 60
lakhs/year/GP for all the four
roads put together. Carter
Formation of Approach Road to
48 Length = 10kms earth = 33% of formation
Burial grounds
earth work, Lead for carted
earth max = 3kms. 3 pipe
Formation of Approach Road to culverts/km
49 Length = 10kms
Public Institutions
Sl.No. Name of the work Validations Remarks

Length = 10kms (for sea

50 Approach road up to shore area  deleted
shore mandals only)

51 Revetment to bund   deleted

52 Repairs to surplus weir   deleted

53 Repairs to sluice   deleted

54 Gypsum application    deleted

Desilting of existing Drinking Water

55 2000cum/Ac 10 tanks/year/GP
Tanks

56 Desilting of Cattle Ponds 2000cum/pond 10 ponds/year/GP

Sl.No. Name of the work Validations Remarks

Construction of latrines to Individual Est cost : Rs. 10,000/- (old)

57  
House Holds & Rs 12,000/- (New)

Construction of latrines to
58   deleted
Anganwadi Schools

59 Construction of latrines to Schools   deleted

Excavation of new fish breeding 4 ponds of size

60  Estimates to be prepared
ponds in public water bodies 25mx15mx2m

Construction of Fish drying yards in

61   Deleted
seashore villages

Water harvest trenches in Tamarind 50 nos./Ac ( trench size =

62  
Block Plantation 4mx1mx1m)
 Completion of works
• As per the web report the Shelf of Works are about 17
lakhs, in-progress works are about 11 lakhs and
completed works are about 38000 only which is hardly 2%
• It is also observed that there are lot of spill over i.e., more
that 5-3 years which is not proper to show them in-
progress works for so many years.
• Priority should be accorded to completion of works before
starting of new works.
• Before closure of work, it shall be ensured that the work
taken up shall be converted to durable asset.
• So in view of the above it is very essential that we should
have a time frame for each work.
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 Expected Outcomes
• Creation of productive assets of prescribed quality and
durability’ – Primary Objective
• The selection of work site, design and the execution of
each work - critical to maximize the outcomes.
• The ‘expected outcomes’ and ‘actual outcomes should be
quantifiable and measurable and shall be arrived at in the
following manner:
– INDIVIDUAL ASSET: Outcome in terms of physical outcome/
benefit and expected additional income to the household.
– COMMUNITY ASSET: Defined in terms of number of households
it would benefit and the net additional income to the
community.
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 Typical units of expected
outcome/productivity and durability
OUTCOME/
S. NO. MGNREGA WORKS ECONOMY DURABILITY
PRODUCTIVITY
Cost of Number of wells
construction per i) Pucca work- 15- recharged/areabrought
Water conservation
1 unit of storage of 25 yearsii) Kachha underirrigation/increasein
&water harvesting works
water/ unit area work-5-10 years production and increase in
benefited Ground Water Table.
Cost per unit area/
Afforestation &tree plant till the tree is Afforestation Benefit per tree till its total age
2
plantation grown up (3-4 trees, 20-25years i.e. 20-25years.
years)
Irrigation canalincluding
Cost per unit area Increase in productivity in a
micro and minor
3 brought under 15-25 years year by taking number of crops
irrigation
irrigation in a year
 
Cost per unit area
Area covered under
a) Irrigation facility/ brought under
irrigation/plantation/ land
horticulture/ plantation/ irrigation/ plant till a) 15-25 years b)
4 development/ Increase in
b) farm bunding/ land it is 10-15 years
productivity in a year by taking
development productive/unit
number of crops in a year 35
area developed
 Typical units of expected
outcome/productivity and durability
OUTCOME/
S. NO. MGNREGA WORKS ECONOMY DURABILITY
PRODUCTIVITY
Cost per unit
Renovation/ repair of increase in storage
Increase in storage capacity of
5 traditional water bodies capacity of 10-15 years
water and Ground water Table
including desilting of tanks water/cum silt
removed
Cost per unit area Area developed/ increase in
6 Land development 15-25 years
developed productivity per annum
Flood control & Flood Cost per unit area Area developed/ increase in
7 10-15 years
protection works developed productivity per annum
Road connectivity Cost per Km.
(a) 10-15 years Number of villagers & villages
8 (a)CC roads length of
(b) 5-10 years benefitted
(b)Gravel/ WBM road connectivity
Cost per unit Number of villagers & villages
9 Building works 45-60 years
covered area benefitted
Cost per unit
Agriculture related capacity of Capacity to produce kg. of
10 5-10 years
infrastructure works producing manure compost/ manure per annum
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at a time
 Typical units of expected
outcome/productivity and durability
OUTCOME/
S. NO. MGNREGA WORKS ECONOMY DURABILITY
PRODUCTIVITY
Cost per unit Number of poultry/
11 Livestock related works 10-15 years
covered area goat/cattle benefitted
Cost per unit fish
Quintals of fish produced per
12 Fishery related works produced per 5-10 years
annum
annum
a) Cost per unit
covered area b)
a)fish drying yards a) 10-15 years b) a) Quintals of fish can be dried
13 Cost per unit
b)belt vegetation 15-25 years per annum b) area benefitted
covered area/
number of plants

Rural drinking water Cost per unit cum

Area benefitted/ quantity of
14 related works such as water recharged/ a) 3-5 years
water recharged
soak pits, recharge pits earth excavated
Cost per unit
toilet/ ton
Rural sanitation related
15 solid/litre liquid a) 10-15 years Number of persons benefitted
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waste
 Monitoring of Assets
• The Asset created to be entered in the Asset
Register in Mandal as well as in the PD office.
• Monitoring of the assets should be done
through photographs taken before, during
and after completion.
• A check list is being developed for inspections
of monitoring of different works to be used by
field personnel.

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 Maintenance of MGNREGA Assets
Maintenance of assets:
– Those works & assets that have been
created under MGNREGA has been
permitted.
– For recording of assets created under
different schemes, the full details of work
done along with date, copy of estimate &
measurement book should be placed as
part of the MGNREGA work record before
administrative approval is granted.
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Social audit and grievance
redressal in MGNREGS
 Social Audit
Sec 17 of the Act specifies the conduct of social audit
twice a year
As per Mahatma Gandhi NREGA Social Audit is
mandatory for all works
Social Audit Unit shall identify appropriate number of
State Resource Persons (SRP), District Resource Persons
(DRP), Block Resource Persons (BRP) and Village
Resource Persons (VRP), to facilitate the Gram Sabha in
conducting social audit.
 SA Contd……
• Social audit process shall be independent of
other processes.
• The implementing agency shall not interfere
with the conduct of social audit other than
providing information at least 15 days prior.
• The resource person deployed for facilitating
the conduct of social audit shall not be
resident of the same panchayat.
 Social audit
• Telangana pioneered social audit system
through a Society for Social Audit,
accountability & transparency (SSAAT) formed
with social activists and hand-picked
government officials.
• The purpose of the social audit is to empower
the people to do the social audit themselves
and question the implementation machinery.
• Each mandal is taken for social audit once in 6
months
• All muster rolls and the all the works are
inspected by the social auditors.
• All the records are obtained using RTI
mechanism by the social auditors.
• The reports of the social audit are read out in
the village level in the Gram Sabha and the
Mandal Magistrate. Decisions like booking
Criminal cases, returning back misappropriated
amount are taken on the spot.
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 Why Social Audit
• One approach to strengthen good governance
through a process, which promotes transparency and
accountability
• To increase public participation
• To enable people exercise their rights
• For the effective implementation of the scheme
• To control irregularities
 Grama Jyothi Programme
1) Roads – can be taken up
2) Drains and Sanitation – can be
taken up
3) Nutrition & health
4) Drinking water
5) Street lighting
6) Wage employment - EGS
7) Green cover - THH
Note:- During IPPE-2 the above issues
 
also to be addressed.
Grama Jyothi Programme – Functional committees

1) VW&SC

2) Health & Nutrition

3) Education

4) Social Security and Poverty Reduction

5) NRM

6) Agricultural
 
7) Infrastructure
 MAGIC PIT (SOAK PIT)
UNDER RURAL SANITATION
Recently Magic Pit i.e., soak pit is permitted
with 1.2x1.2m and 1.80 m depth with
0.90/0.45m diameter cement tub. And
filter media all round and below the
cement tub .
This is used for collect of kitchen waste water
and bath waste water only which are being
directly left on the road side by HHs where
side drains are not available there by the
area becomes unhygienic. To avoid   this a
soak pit is proposed
Bio toilet DRDO
 Execution

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 Execution
Super structure
Bio digester tank
Plan

11/25/21
 Grievance Redressal – Call Center
Super structure is a pre casted material

Digester tank is a light weight rectangular box with fibre material

11/25/21
ECOSAN Bio Toilet model:
Contd……..ECOSAN Bio Toilet model:
Contd……..ECOSAN Bio Toilet model:
 Dumping Yards
• For improving sanitation in the villages, dumping yards /sanitary
landfills are taken up under rural sanitaion.
• The waste material collected in the village is dumped in the
dumping yard.
• Dumping yards are taken up in the government lands & village
outskirts away from the residential houses/offices.
• The place identified for the dumping yards should be elevated
and should be away from water resources like open wells,
borewells, drinking water bodies.
• Estimated no. of persondays for completion of dumping yard: 895
• Total expected cost is approx.: Rs. 1.5 lakhs
• Labour Intensive Work - Wage material ratio: 94:6

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 Dumping Yards

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 IPPE - 2 : Contd….

• Focus

1) 60% works to be linked to Agriculture and allied

works.
2) Focus on IHHL toilets
3) Convergence with Ministry of Women & Child
Development to build Aganwadi buildings

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 IPPE - 2 : Contd….

Permissible Works under Convergence with other Line Departments

1) Farm based livelihoods for vulnerable HHs

a) Farm pond (WSH)
b) Land Development
c) SMC (30x40 model)
d) Vegetation ( Nursuries, plantation, watch &ward etc.,)
e) Compost pits
2) For Vulnerable Community:
a) Dugout ponds
b) Check dam
c) Field Chennel 63
 IPPE - 2 : Contd….

3) Live stock based livelihoods for vulnerable HHs (landless) a)

Poultry shed
b) Goat shed
c) Cattle shed
d) Piggery shed
e) Fish drying yard
f) Fish pond
g) Nadep & Vermi compost pit
h) Dug wells
4) Non Farm based livelihoods:
a) IHHL
b) Percolation pit
c) Soak pit
d) Drains
e) SLWM 64
 IPPE - 2 : Contd….

5) Non Timber Forest Products (NTFP) based livelihoods for

vulnerable HHs
a) Fuel Wood Plantation
b) Mulberry & Tasar (Sericulture)
c) Lac host Plantation
d) Drying yards
e) Common facility Centre & Storage House

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 WHY CONVERGENCE PARTICIPATORY PLANNING
• To improve the quality of assets created and making them durable under
MGNREGA
• To bring synergy between MGNREGS and schemes of other line departments
including technical support and fund support.
• Para 6 of schedule-1, MGNREGA indicates effective inter-departmental
convergence till the last mile implementation level of the works to improve the
quality and productivity and durable assets.
• Most of the works required in rural area are permitted under MGNREGA
• Convergence helps in value addition and particularly in gap filling of material
component.

• Sustainable Livelihood through Convergence.

• Utilization of 40% material component to optimistic.
 Major aspects
• Convergence
 Convergence - Line Departments – Telangana States
• At present the following line departments are being involved in
convergence works, who are giving technical and some part of fund
support to MGNREGA
a) Panchayat Raj – Roads & buildings
b) Tribal Welfare - Roads & buildings
c) Forest Dept - Nurseries
d) IWMP/IJP (SLNA) – water shed works
f) Horticulture - Plantation
g)Sericulture – Mulbbery plantation
h) Animal Husbandry – Live stock
i) SBM(G) (NBA) – Solid & Liquid waste management
j) Minor Irrigation Dept – MI tanks (desilting of foreshore area and bund
arising to avoid encroachments)
k) Railways – Labour intensive activities like bush clearance and desilting of
water ways etc.,
l) SERP (SLRM) – Vegetable paddles