ACHIEVEMENTS
UNDER RLTAP IN THE KBK DISTRICTS
Under RLTAP for KBK districts Additional Central Assistance / Special
Central Assistance to the extent of Rs.1573.95
crore has been received during
1998-99 to 2007-08 from Government of India and expenditure to the extent of Rs.1552.96
crore has been made and Utilisation Certificates of Rs.1111.52
crore has been submitted to
Government of India by end of March,2008. Following important achievements have
been made in different sectors during the above period.
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Micro watersheds have been taken up and 1,29,170 ha. area
has been treated out of which 8,127 ha. under plantation, 51,168 ha.
under agricultural crops, 3,250 ha. under fruits, 4,093 ha. under vegetables and
1,645 ha. under pisciculture.
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3,656 Waterbodies have been
created in 314 Micro watershed area.
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3,189
Self Help Groups and 9,594 Users’ Groups have been formed in 314
Micro watershed area
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816 qtls of Improved
Seed has been distributed to the farmers.
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38 Agro
Service Centres have been established.
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58 additional
Agricultural
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631 Power
Tillers have been distributed to farmers at subsidized rate.
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7,695 crop demonstrations
conducted.
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465
floriculture demonstrations conducted
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1,452 LIPs
and 25 MIPs have been constructed, resulting in additional irrigation potential of 32,299 ha.
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Under Co-operation, 12 Warehouses
with capacity of 68,000 MT have been constructed.
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111 Marketyards developed
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Afforestation over an area of 1.51
lakh ha. have been made with involvement 4375 VSS
and 190.49 lakh mandays have been
generated
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Under inland fisheries, 124 reservoirs
covering 14,181 ha.area have been developed.
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76 SHGs have been formed.
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1,525 Fishermen have been trained.
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2 lakh old, infirm and indigent
persons are being covered annually under Emergency
Feeding Programme.
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9.42 lakh children in the age group
0-6 and other beneficiaries have been covered under Special
Nutrition Programme annually
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18,086 Women
Self Help Groups have been assisted out of RLTAP exclusively.
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740 Anganwadi
Centre buildings have been constructed.
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95 Mobile
Health Units are functioning in 80 blocks of the KBK districts providing
treatment to more than 14 lakh patients annually at their doorsteps.
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400 forty seated hostels for the Girls
reading in Primary Schools, 88 hostels for the Girls
reading in Upper Primary Schools, 94 hostels for the Girls and 46 hostels
for the Boys reading in High Schools
have been constructed.
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Basic
amenities to all 400 forty seated hostels
have been provided
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Improvement in infrastructure of
471 schools/hostels have been taken up.
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Skill upgradation training has been
provided to 458 youths.
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Pre-recruitment training has been
imparted to 3,200 youths
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8 High Schools have been upgraded
to Higher Secondary Schools
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Pre-matric scholarships have been
provided to 18,000 girl students annually.
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57 Market Complexes have been developed at Gram Panchayat level.
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423 Grain Banks have been
established in remote pockets to address food insecurity at the time of crop
failure or crop loss.
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125 play grounds have been
developed
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To enhance access to growth and
service centres, 266 roads have been
improved, 407 culverts and 44
bridges have been constructed 460.86 km. of roads constructed.
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14,187
tube wells / sanitary wells have been installed to provide safe drinking
water to the rural poor.
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11 Piped Water Supply projects
have been taken up to meet additional drinking water demand.
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42
Craft clusters have been developed covering 2734 artisans in 184 SHGs.
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3 new ITI s have been opened with additional intake capacity of 250
students.
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70 artisans have been provided with improved training and looms.
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372 acre
has been covered under Mulberry plantation.
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495
residential quarters in clusters for field level officials of different
departments including doctors, para-medical staff, and teachers have been
constructed.
Impacts
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Enrolment rate in primary schools
in KBK districts has gone up to 107.05 in 2007-08 from 75.89 in 1996-97.
Similarly, the enrolment rate in upper-primary schools in KBK districts has gone
up to 84.99 in 2007-08 from 56.39 in 1996-97.
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Dropout rate in primary schools in
KBK districts has been reduced to 8.57 in 2007-08 from 57.13 in 1996-97.
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Female literacy rate has increased
to 29.10 in 2001 from 15.87 in 1991. At
the same time the overall literacy rate has increased to 43.30 in 2001 from
29.24 in 1991.
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