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No.

167 Poudouchéry

Mardi

24

Octobre

2017 (2 Kartika 1939)

No.

Puducherry

Tuesday

24th

October

2017

GOVERNMENT OF PUDUCHERRY

LOCAL ADMINISTRATION SECRETARIAT

(G.O. Ms. No. 26/LAS/2017-18, Puducherry, dated 24th October 2017)

ORDER

The Government of Puducherry is pleased to approve the Puducherry Urban

Local Bodies Internship Program, so as to achieve Milestone towards Constitution

and professionalisation of municipal cadre-Policy for engagement of interns in

Urban Local Bodies and its implementation, as required under the norms/milestones

given in the Atal Mission for Rejuvenation and Urban Transformation (AMRUT).

SCHEDULE

“PUDUCHERRY URBAN LOCAL BODIES INTERNSHIP PROGRAM-2017

1. Purpose

Local Administration Department has decided to initiate a Scheme for

engagement of interns in ULBs from 1st October 2017, in various areas of Municipal

Administration with the aim and objective to allow young talent from reputed

institutions to be associated with the Department for mutual benefit.

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2. Sectors for Internship

(a)

Animal Birth Control

(b)

Waste to Energy

(c)

GOI flagship schemes (AMRUT, Swachh Bharat Mission,

Smart City, Solid Waste Management, HRIDAY).

(d)

Engineering-Civil, Electrical, Public Health.-Water supply, Roads,

Sewerage and Environment.

(e)

Sanitation

(f)

Municipal Finance

(g)

Human Resources

(h)

Any offer area relevant to Municipal Bodies.

3. Eligibility

Diploma holders/Graduates/Postgraduates in the areas listed in Para 2

from recognised Universities/Institutes within three years of passing their course

would be eligible to apply.

4. Application Procedure

(i) The Department shall notify in the month of November/December

every year, through public notice, the total number of Internship slots available

for the financial year and the distribution of slots across different organisations

(Department, ULBs and other agencies). In exceptional circumstances, the

Applicants/Universities/Institutes can also approach the Department directly.

(ii) The application will be accompanied by the applicant’s CVs, the

purpose his/her objective of doing the internship as also a one page note on how

the internship would benefit the applicant and the Department.

5. Selection Procedure

(i) The list of applicants shall be prepared and placed before the

Competent Authority for final allotment/placement. The Interns shall be allotted to

an organisation for Internship, keeping in view the areas of interest expressed by

the candidate and subject to suitability and availability of slots. Every Intern shall

be attached with a supervisor/mentor/senior officer from the allotted organisation.

The offer for internship is neither an employment offer nor an assurance

of an employment with the Department.

6. Duration of Internship

(i) The duration of internship shall be of at least 30 days and will not

exceed one year.

(ii) Interns not completing the requisite period of Internship shall not

be issued any certificate.

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7. Certificate of Internship

The Department shall issue Certificates to the Interns on the completion

of Internship and submission of Report duly countersigned and approved by the

mentor/supervisor. Format of certificate is at Annexure-A. The reports submitted

by the Interns shall be the property of the Department.

8. Stipend

(i) The Diploma/Graduate and Postgraduate Interns shall be paid a

consolidated stipend of upto ` 5,000 per month for the entire duration of the

Internship. Exact remuneration would be decided based on qualification and the

nature of work

(ii) The expenditure on payment of stipend and other expenses relating

to Internship shall be met from the "Capacity Development" budget available under

centrally sponsored schemes AMRUT, Smart City, Swachh Bharat(U), NULM.

9. Logistics support

(i) The Interns shall be provided with working space and internet facility

by the concerned organisations. The Interns may be required to have their own

laptops.

(ii) The Interns shall make their own accommodation and travel

arrangement during the Internship.

10. Leave

A leave of one day per month during the Internship period will be allowed.

11. Code of conduct for the interns is at Annexure-B

12. Roles and Responsibilities of Mentor/Supervisor, Reporting Officer

is at Annexure-C

13. Termination

(i) The Department may disengage from the Intern if, the Department is

of the view that the services of the Intern are no more required without assigning

any reasons and with immediate effect.

(ii) If, the Intern decides to disengage from the Department, Intern

candidate would give 3 days prior notice.

14. Scheme Review

The scheme in its present form is proposed for three years. A review of

the scheme may be undertaken after one year and necessary changes may be made

by the Competent Authority.

15. Nodal Officer:

The Deputy Director(MA) and Superintendent Engineer (LAD) will be

the Nodal Officer for this Scheme.

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ANNEXURE-A

FORMAT OF INTERNSHIP COMPLETION CERTIFICATE

(To be given on Letter Head)

Date:

TO WHOMSOEVER IT MAY CONCERN

1. This is to certify that Mr./Ms. ................................................. a student

of .......................................... (University/Institution) has successfully completed his/

her Internship with Local Administration Department, Puducherry from ...................to

......................... .

2. During the period of Internship he/she worked under ..............................

in the following area .......................................... .

3. He/She has shown special flair for ........................................... and his/

her overall performance has been rated as ............................................ .

I wish him/her every success in his/her life and career.

(Signature)

Mentor/Supervisor I.

ANNEXURE-B

CODE OF CONDUCT

The Interns appointed by the Department shall observe the following Code

of Conduct, which shall include but not be limited to the following:

(I) The Interns shall adhere to the work plans and schedules assigned

by the Mentor/Supervisor and shall participate in all structured activities designed

by the mentor/supervisor for the internship and meet regularly with the Mentor/

Supervisor to discuss the progress and ask appropriate questions regarding the

assignment.

(II) The Intern shall follow the rules and regulations, which are in

general applicable to employees of the Department and the allotted organisations.

(III) The Intern shall follow the confidentiality protocol of the

Department and the allotted organisation and shall not share/reveal to any person

or organisation confidential information relating to the Department, its work and

policies.

(IV) The Intern shall not claim any intellectual property right, of work

done at the Department and the allotted organisation and has to strictly maintain

the confidentiality of Department's intellectual property. Any violation/infringement

shall be viewed adversely against the Intern as well as the institution to which he/

she belongs and may invite appropriate action.

(V) The Intern and the Institution concerned shall have no claim

whatsoever on the results of the project work. The Department retains all intellectual

property rights in patents, designs, software copyright (source code) and

publications, if any, that may be generated during the course of project work.

(VI) Interns may, with the prior permission of the Department, present

their work to academic Bodies and at seminars/conferences. However, even for this

purpose information that is confidential to the Department and allotted organisation

cannot be revealed under any circumstances.

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(VII) Any papers and documents written and/or published by the Intern

should carry the caveat that the views are the personal views of Intern and do not

represent or reflect the views of the Department and the allotted organisation.

(VIII) Interns shall follow the advice given to them by the Department

and allotted organisation regarding representations to third parties.

(IX) In general, an Intern may not interact with or represent the

Department and the allotted organisation vis-a-vis third parties. However, some

Interns may specifically be authorised to interact with third parties on behalf of

the Department and the allotted organisation depending on the nature of their roles

and responsibilities.

(X) No Intern shall interact with or represent the Department or the

allotted organization to the media (print and electronic).

(XI) Interns shall conduct themselves professionally in their relationship

with the Department and the allotted organisation and the public in general. They

shall be required to make prompt and full disclosures related to any conflict of

interest that arises in due course of the internship.

(XIV) Interns shall not accept or provide any gift, benefit or favor in

exchange for special consideration or influence, where it may be perceived to be in

exchange for any special treatment.

(XV) Interns shall provide mandatory feedback to the mentor on the

internship programme whenever required by the Department and allotted

organisation.

(XVI) The Interns will be required to be present at the allotted

organisation's premises during official hours unless otherwise permitted by the

Supervisor/Mentor in writing.

ANNEXURE-C

ROLES OF RESPONSIBILITY OF MENTOR/SUPERVISOR

Mentors/Supervisors shall communicate program objectives, work plan,

milestones and professional expectations to the Intern and ensure that all

professional expectations are communicated and understood by the Intern.

1. Mentors/Supervisors shall assign meaningful work/projects/exercises

to the Interns as per the defined work plan.

2. Mentors/Supervisors shall meet regularly with the Intern to review

and discuss the progress of the program and identify areas where the Intern needs

support and guidance in learning, and provide necessary support.

3. There is as per in exceptional cases to giving them independent work.

4. Mentors/Supervisors shall provide constructive and balanced

feedback to the Interns.”

(By order)

L. MOHAMED MANSOOR,

Additional Secretary to Government

(Local Administration).

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