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The National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (NREGA) provides a legal guarantee of at least 100 days of employment per financial year to adult members of rural households willing to do public work related manual labor at minimum wage. It aims to alleviate poverty and foster rural development. Key features include time-bound employment, wage payments within 15 days, emphasis on labor intensive projects, and a requirement that 1/3 of participants are women. The program is jointly funded by central and state governments.
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The document discusses the National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (NREGA) of India, including its objectives, features, implementation, effectiveness, and state-wise performance. Some key points are: NREGA aims to provide 100 days of employment to rural households willing to do unskilled manual work. It guarantees employment within 15 days of application. Over 144 crore person-days of employment have been provided to 34 million households. However, implementation has faced issues like delays in wage payments and lack of measuring asset creation. States like Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh have performed well, while some others lag behind in women's participation and other metrics.
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The document provides an overview of the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (MNREGA) in India. It discusses:
- The history and rollout of MNREGA across districts in India between 2006-2008.
- The objectives of MNREGA including expanding earning opportunities, strengthening natural resource management, and deepening rural democracy.
- Key features of MNREGA including registration, job cards, application for work, wages, planning, and funding breakdown between central and state governments.
- Statistics on MNREGA implementation and outcomes between 2014-2015 including funds allocated, jobs provided, households reached, and percentage of payments within 15 days.
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1) MGNREGA was established in 2006 to provide a minimum 100 days of guaranteed employment per year to rural households in India.
2) It aims to strengthen natural resource management through works related to water conservation and development while providing employment and dignified wages.
3) The Act has placed an obligation on states to provide employment within 15 days of application and unemployment allowances if work is not provided. It has strengthened rural development and empowered vulnerable groups.
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The Indian government passed the National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (NREGA) in 2005 to enhance the livelihood security of people in rural areas by guaranteeing 100 days of wage employment each financial year to every rural household whose adult members demand work under the scheme.
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- The objectives of MNREGA including expanding earning opportunities, strengthening natural resource management, and deepening rural democracy.
- Key features of MNREGA including registration, job cards, application for work, wages, planning, and funding breakdown between central and state governments.
- Statistics on MNREGA implementation and outcomes between 2014-2015 including funds allocated, jobs provided, households reached, and percentage of payments within 15 days.
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1) MGNREGA was established in 2006 to provide a minimum 100 days of guaranteed employment per year to rural households in India.
2) It aims to strengthen natural resource management through works related to water conservation and development while providing employment and dignified wages.
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1) NREGA guarantees 100 days of annual unskilled manual work to rural households. It aims to enhance rural livelihoods and build rural infrastructure.
2) Implementation involves panchayati raj institutions which prepare work projects. Workers must apply for jobs and be provided work within 15 days or receive unemployment allowance.
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2) Implementation is led by state and local governments. NREGA covers all of India and has provided over 144 crore person-days of employment benefiting 34 million households since its inception.
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The National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (NREGA) aims to guarantee 100 days of employment per year to rural households. It provides manual work such as water conservation and irrigation projects. Over 50 million rural households received employment in 2012-13, generating 230.5 crore person days of work. The scheme emphasizes increasing rural wages and financial inclusion. It has disproportionately benefited marginalized groups like women, SCs and STs. NREGA works focus on regenerating natural resources through activities like water conservation, afforestation and drought proofing.
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- 1. NATIONAL RURAL EMPLOYMENT GURANTEE ACT NREGA
- 2. MAIN TOPICS NREGA PARTICIPATI- INTRODUCTIO MANAGEMEN ON IN N T OF NREGA NREGA LETS MOVE TOWARD THESE TOPICS
- 3. INTRODUCTION TO ‘NREGA’ NATIONAL RURAL EMPLOYMENT GURANTEE ACT (2005)
- 4. WHAT IS ‘NREGA’ ? The National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (NREGA) is an Indian job guarantee scheme, enacted by legislation on August 25, 2005. The scheme provides a legal guarantee for one hundred days of employment in every financial year to adult members of any rural household willing to do public work-related unskilled manual work at the statutory minimum wage of 120 (US$2.43) per day in 2009 prices. The Central government outlay for
- 5. What are the Unique Features of NREGA? Time bound employment guarantee and wage payment within 15 days Incentive-disincentive structure to the State Governments for providing employment as 90 per cent of the cost for employment provided is DID YOU KNOW ? borne by the Centre or payment of unemployment allowance at their own cost and emphasis on labour intensive works prohibiting the use of contractors and machinery. The Act mandates a 33 per-cent participation for women.
- 6. HOW THE POVERTY LEADS TO INTRODUCE NREGA ? he India State Hunger Index 2008 by the International Food Policy Research Institute. Per-cent of population living under Punjab has the best nutritional the poverty line, which is 356.35 situation, whereas malnutrition in Madhya rupees or around $7 a month in rural Pradesh is worse than in Ethiopia or Sudan. areas.
- 7. WORKING OF NREGA NATIONAL RURAL EMPLOYMENT GURANTEE
- 8. TYPES OF WORK UNDER THE SCHEME: Flood control and protection works including drainage in water logged areas Rural connectivity to provide all weather access . Other works notified by the Central/State Government
- 9. Water conservation and Water harvesting . Drought proofing(A forestation and tree plantation) Irrigation canals. Provision of irrigation facility to land owned by SC/ST/beneficiaries under Indira Aawas-Yozna . Renovation of traditional water bodies De-silting of tanks . Land development
- 10. EMPLOYMENT CARD Gram -Panchayat will issue a Job Card after registration . Job card containing the details of adult members of household such as ; Names ,age ,address and photographs. Registration will be made for five years and may be renewed from time to time.
- 11. PARTICIPATION IN NREGA NATIONAL RURAL EMPLOYMENT GURANTEE ACT (2005)
- 12. COST SHARING: » Share your present a Central Government to pay for: wage costs, 75% of material costs, and some administrative costs. » State governments to pay for: 25% of material costs ,other administrative costs, unemployment allowance.
- 13. WORKING GROUPS IN PER- ? CENT Women: 40% Scheduled Tribes (ST): 36% Scheduled Castes (SC): 26% SC/ST Combined: 62% NATIONAL RURAL EMPLOYMENT GURANTEE ACT (2005)
- 14. SHARE OF WOMEN IN NREGA EMPLOYMENT National average: 40% Highest shares: Tamil Nadu 81% . Rajasthan 67% Kerala 66% Andhra Pradesh 55% Lowest shares: Bihar 17% . Uttar Pradesh 17% Himachal Pradesh 12% Jammu & Kashmir 4%
- 15. GOOD BY! ! BYE