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No. 16 CUTTACK, THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, 2019/PAUSA 13, 1940
[No. 67–HUD-FUND-POLICY-0002/2018/HUD
HOUSING & URBAN DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT
RESOLUTION
The 2nd January, 2019
Sub:- Guidelines for implementation of “PEETHA” (Peoples Empowerment – Enabling
Transparency & Accountability on Odisha Initiatives) as a Sub-Theme of
“Unnati”.
1. Background
The State Government has undertaken various citizen centric measures from time
to time to ensure inclusive growth for all sections of society and provide sustainable
livelihood opportunities. The Government is committed to provide basic necessities of
life like shelter, food, water, health and social security. In order to improve livelihoods,
education and women empowerment, various programmes/schemes have been
designed and implemented.
The State Government adheres to the 3T Mantra (Transparency, Team Work and
Technology) for the effective implementation of its programmes and schemes. The
“PEETHA” scheme is a re-assertion of the 3T Mantra for good governance.
Based on the above mantra for good governance, the Government at Housing &
Urban Development Department launched an urban transformation initiative called
“UNNATI” to metamorphose the urban areas of the State with rejuvenated infrastructure
and ensure that the benefits reach citizens from all sections of society in a quick and
sustainable manner. PEETHA will be a Sub-Theme of UNNATI. Various camps shall be
organized as part of the PEETHA programme to make the citizens aware of the various
people centric initiatives of the Government and ensure that the benefits under various
schemes reach the beneficiaries on camp approach basis. The Programme will ensure
transparency and accountability in distribution of benefits as well as empower the citizen
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by providing information on all welfare/ Development schemes and other initiatives of the
Government.
2. Objectives
The them has 2 key objectives:
(i)
increased access to information of people on various schemes, programmes,
pro-people initiatives of the Government.
(ii)
distribution of benefits to individuals/groups under various schemes,
programmes & initiative of various Department of Government in a
transparent manner.
3. Organization of camps
The PEETHA camps covering all ULBs during the 15th to 20th of each month from
January to March. The camps shall be held from 11 AM to 1 PM on such days as
mentioned.
Minimum number of camps to be held each month from January to March 2019 shall
be as per the following:
Population
No. of
ULBs.
No. of camps
No of Total
Camps
<25,000
63
3
189
25,000 to 1,00,000
42
5
210
1,00,000 to 2,50,000
4
7
28
2,50,000 to 6,00,000
3
8
24
>6,00,000
2
10
20
No. of Location where PEETHA camp will be held will be decided by the respective
ULBs. but not less than the numbers specified above.
The camps for awareness on specific themes shall be organized according to the
calendar in Annexure – 1.
4. Themes
A. Awareness: Themes for information and dissemination for pro-active
governance
Sl.
No.
Theme
Scheme
Department
Provision
1
Healthcare
Biju
Swasthya
Kalyan Yojana
Health & Family
Welfare
Financial
assistance
for
healthcare
2
Healthcare
Nidaan
Health & Family
Welfare
Providing
identified
diagnostic services free of
cost to all patients in the
3
Sl.
No.
Theme
Scheme
Department
Provision
public
health
facilities.
including MRI, CT Scan &
X-Ray.
3
Healthcare
Sahay
Health & Family
Welfare
Free dialysis service to all
patients
in
the
public
health facilities.
4
Healthcare
Ama
Clinic
Yojana
Health & Family
Welfare
Fixed
Day
Specialist
Services in Urban Clinics
including Obstetrics and
Gynecology,
Paediatrics,
Medicine and Geriatrics,
Eye-care,
Physiotherapy
and Psychiatric services.
5
Healthcare
Anmol
Health & Family
Welfare
Providing ANMOL Tablets
to ANMs across the state
to
improve
real
time
services
to
pregnant
women, mothers & new
born.
6
Healthcare
Biju Gadi Chalak
Bima Yojana
Commerce &
Transport
Insurance cover to all the
vehicle drivers in case of
death
in
accidents
or
medical treatment in case
of injury sustained in road
accidents.
7
Education
Banishree Yojana
Women & Child
Development
Scholarships to children
with
special
needs
studying in schools from
primary to University level
including those pursuing
technical and vocational
education.
8
Women
Empowerme
nt
Mukhyamantri
Mahila
Sasaktikaran
Yojana
Women & Child
Development
Empowerment of Women
& Gender Equality.
9
Women
Empowerme
nt
Khushi
Women & Child
Development
Providing
free
sanitary
napkins to 17 lakh girls
studying in Classes 6 to 12
in
Government
and
government-aided schools.
10
Women
Empowerme
nt
Mission Shakti
Women & Child
Development
Economic
empowerment
of women
11
Education
Mukhya
Mantri
Medhabruti
Puraskar Yojana
School & Mass
Education
Cash prizes for students
performing good in board
examinations
4
Sl.
No.
Theme
Scheme
Department
Provision
12
Pension
Madhu
Babu
Pension Yojana
Social Security
& Empowerment
of Persons with
Disabilities
Financial assistance to the
destitute
elderly
and
destitute differently abled
persons in the State.
13
Tribal
Development
Anwesha Scheme
SC & ST
Development &
Minorities &
Backward
Classes welfare
5000 SC & ST children to
be registered in STD - I in
foremost private schools
in urban areas of the
State.
14
Food subsidy
Ahaar Yojana
Housing &
Urban
Development
Affordable and nutritious
meals to the urban poor.
15
Urban
Infrastructur
e
Unnati
Housing &
Urban
Development
Urban
Transformation
initiative to fill critical gaps
in infrastructure.
16
Water
Supply
Basudha
Housing &
Urban
Development
100% piped water supply
coverage in all streets, all
wards of all ULBs.
17
Affordable
Housing
Land
Rights
to
Slum Dwellers
Housing &
Urban
Development
Providing Land Rights to
Slum Dwellers living on
Government land in the
Municipalities and NACs of
the State.
18
Affordable
Housing
Awaas
Housing &
Urban
Development
Provide
financial
assistance for affordable
housing.
19
Sanitation
SBM(U)
Housing &
Urban
Development
Swachha Odisha Sustha
Odisha
B. Distribution of benefits in camps through a unique transparent process
Sl.No.
Scheme
Department
Benefit to
distributed
1
Biju Swasthya
Kalyan Yojana
Health & Family
Welfare
Insurance
Certificate
2
Biju Gadi Chalak
Bima Yojana
Commerce &
Transport
Insurance
Certificate
3
Banishree Yojana
Women & Child
Development
Scholarship
4
Mukhya Mantri
Medhabruti
Puraskar Yojana
School & Mass
Education
Scholarship
5
Sl.No.
Scheme
Department
Benefit to
distributed
5
Madhu Babu
Pension Yojana
Social Security &
Empowerment of
Persons with
Disabilities
Pension Certificate
6
Basudha
Jal Jogan Mela
Housing & Urban
Development
Water Supply
Connections
Certificate
7
Anwesha
SC&ST Development
& Minorities &
Backward Classes
welfare
Admission Record
8
Land Rights to
Slum Dwellers
Housing & Urban
Development
Land Right
Certificate
9
Awaas
Housing & Urban
Development
Allotment
Certificate/ House
Sanction Order
10
Anmol
Health & Family
Welfare
Medicines
11
Khushi
Women & Child
Development
Sanitary Pads
12
Mission Shakti
Women & Child
Development
SHG
Certificate/Financial
Assistance
5. Responsibilities for Organization of camps
The DUDA shall prepare a schedule of the camps to be held in all ULBs. across
their District and submit the same to the District Collector for approval and onward
transmission to the DMA, H&UD. Department. The schedule must reach the DMA,
H&UDD before the 10th of every month. The schedule prepared shall take into
consideration all aspects of transportation and logistics and the arrangement for
bringing beneficiaries to the camps for the distribution of benefits.
The beneficiaries of the concerned schemes as per the schedule shall be identified
and informed beforehand by the officials of the concerned line departments of the
ULBs. and shall be made present during the camp for distribution of benefits.
DUDA and ULB shall organize the camps.
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The ULB shall make all necessary arrangements for sitting, food, public address
system, refreshments, audio visuals, and all materials needed for IEC activities.
The concerned departments shall take all necessary steps on the day of the camps
to create awareness of their department specific schemes and provide benefits to
the eligible beneficiaries according to the calendar fixed for the month. The
concerned departments shall undertake 360 degree IEC campaign through TV.
Commercials, radio jingles, newspaper advertisements, banners and hoardings and
promote their schemes on their respective social media accounts (Facebook and
Twitter).
Arrangements for cultural events during the camps have to be made.
The members of the State level committee / Officers from H & UD. Department will
visit the camps and will remain in the programme for necessary supervision and
assessment on various parameters to gauge the success of the camps.
After the conclusion of scheduled camps on a specific day, the District will provide
the information to H&UD. Department for record. The format for submission will be
communicated separately.
6. IEC Content
The IEC materials of the various schemes to be prepared by the concerned
department shall be made available at the District Collector office in advance for the
camps.
The IEC materials will be distributed on the day of camps and outdoor creatives
about the scheme shall be displayed at various places within the ULB along with
videos.
360 degree IEC campaign will be organized including banners, TV. Commercials,
radio jingles and other innovative ways of communication such as social media
(Facebook and Twitter) for achieving the maximum dissemination of information
and comprehensive understanding of concerned schemes/initiatives.
7. Institutional Mechanism
a. The Housing & Urban Development Department will be the Nodal Department.
b. The Collector will be in overall charge of the District for the PEETHA programme
c. Line Department officers working at the District and the ULB level will co-ordinate
with DUDAs for distribution of the benefits pertaining to their department/scheme.
d. Social workers/volunteers will be engaged by the ULB for better organization of the
programme.
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e. For any coordination regarding the organization of the PEETHA programme, PD,
DUDA
will
be
the
nodal
officer
at
the
district
level
with
Municipal
Commissioner/Executive Officer will be the nodal officer at the ULB level.
State Level Committee
Sl.No.
Members
Designation
1
DC-cum-ACS
Chairman
2
Secretaries
of
Housing
&
Urban
Development Department, Health & Family
Welfare, Commerce & Transport, School &
Mass
Education,
Social
Security
&
Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities
and SC&ST Development & Minorities &
Backward Classes welfare
Members
3
Director of Municipal Administration
Member Convener
District Level Committee
1
Collector
Chairman
2
Sub-Collector and all Department Officers
Members
3
Commissioner & Executive Officers of all
ULBs.
Members
4
PD, DUDA
Member Convener
Municipal Corporations Committee
1
Municipal Commissioner
Chairman
2
Municipal Engineer, Community Organizer,
Officers of all line departments, JE/AE of
PHEO.
Members
3
Addl/
Joint/Deputy
Municipal
Commissioner ( to be designated by the
Commissioner).
Member Convener
Municipality/NAC Committee
1
Executive Officer
Chairman
2
Community Organizer, Officers of all line
departments, JE/AE of PHEO.
Members
3
Municipal Engineer
Member Convener
The District Level Committee will oversee and review the implementation of the PEETHA
programme and shall give suggestions for improvement of the programme as and when
required.
The Committee at the ULB Level (Municipal Corporation/Municipality/NAC) shall make
all necessary arrangements for the organization of the programme, implement the
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suggestions received from the District Level Committee and any other instruction from
the Government from time to time.
8. Provision of Fund
Funds to the tune of Rs. 50,000 will be allowed out of Unnati for each PEETHA camp.
9. Reporting and Documentation
1. All activities at the camps shall be videographed from start till end for proper
documentation. Copies of the videos in soft form shall be shared with the involved
departments, district and the ULB office.
2. PD, DUDA shall keep information on all benefits distributed to citizens during the
camps and shall submit a detailed report to the Government after the end of all
camps scheduled in the day across the district. The format for sharing of the
information shall be shared separately.
Government in the Housing & Urban Development Department can modify any of the
provisions as and when required keeping in view the administrative convenience. In
case of any doubts regarding the programme, the matters may be referred to the
Government in the Housing & Urban Development Department whose decision shall be
final.
By Order of the Governor
G. MATHI VATHANAN
Principal Secretary to the Government
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Annexure – 1
CALENDAR FOR AWARENESS ON VARIOUS THEMES AND DISTRIBUTION
OF BENEFITS
Month
Awareness of
Scheme
Department
Benefit to
distributed
January
Unnati
Housing & Urban
Development
January
Biju Swasthya
Kalyan Yojana
Health & Family
Welfare
Insurance Certificate
January
Biju Gadi Chalak
Bima Yojana
Commerce &
Transport
Insurance Certificate
January
Banishree Yojana
Women & Child
Development
Scholarship
January
Mukhya Mantri
Medhabruti
Puraskar Yojana
School & Mass
Education
Scholarship
January
Madhu Babu
Pension Yojana
Social Security &
Empowerment of
Persons with
Disabilities
Pension Certificate
February
Aahar Yojana
Housing & Urban
Development
February
Basudha
Housing & Urban
Development
Water Supply
Connection Certificate
February
Nidaan
Health & Family
Welfare
February
Sahay
Health & Family
Welfare
February
Mukhyamantri
Mahila Sasaktikaran
Yojana
Women & Child
Development
February
Anwesha Scheme
SC&ST Development
& Minorities &
Backward Classes
welfare
Admission Record
March
Land Rights to Slum
Dwellers
Housing & Urban
Development
Patta
March
Awaas
Housing & Urban
Development
Occupation Certificate
March
Ama Clinic Yojana
Health & Family
Welfare
March
Anmol
Health & Family
Welfare
Medicines
March
Khushi
Women & Child
Development
Sanitary Pads
March
Mission Shakti
Women & Child
Development
SHG
Certificate/Financial
Assistance
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