Providing support to land allottees under NGNB

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The document discusses how the West Bengal government's No Grass No Buffalo (NGNB) land distribution program can converge with other government programs to help families receiving land through the program. It describes how NGNB can provide land, Indira Awas Yojana (IAY) can provide housing, MGNREGS can fund land development and infrastructure, and the National Rural Livelihood Mission (NRLM) can form self-help groups. It provides examples of families receiving land through NGNB who also received a house under IAY or infrastructure such as roads developed through MGNREGS.

COMMISSIONER, MGNREGS, WB
& JS, P&RDD
dibyasarkar@gmail.com
devdreamer.blogspot.in

9/5/2012

NGNB: What Land & Land
Reforms Department provides?

Land rights in case of people residing
in land belonging to other people not
related
Land in cluster in other cases
Monitoring and supervision in
implementation of the Scheme

9/5/2012

32 families from the Lodha community have
received micro-plots through NGNB in the
Jhargram Block of the West Medinipur district

 Having a piece of land of their
own is a dream to this family

 The LPLD Committee has
made realization of the dream
possible

 Can’t we go a little further and
help her realize the dream of a
9/5/2012
decent ‘house’ of her own?

NGNB : Housing Convergence

 If the land recipients are in
the Permanent Waitlist (PWL)
of the IAY, provide house
under IAY
 If not in PWL, but ‘seemingly
poor’, provide house under
‘Amar Thikana’
 In BRGF districts, explore the
possibility of providing
housing support under
This family in Bagdah, N 24 Pgs
‘Special BRGF, Rural
received support under IAY
Housing’ Scheme
9/5/2012

NGNB-IAY-NBA (TSC)-
MGNREGS Convergence
 provides land
 NGNB
 IAY provides the house
 NBA-MGNREGS combine
provides Individual
Household Larine (IHHL) and
 Two garbage pits
 One soak pit
 20 feet field channel for
drainage of household water
 20 plantation pits for backyard
horticulture
9/5/2012

NGNB-MGNREGS Convergence


MGNREGS can be utilized for
land development
Construction of internal road
Small water harvesting structures
Plantation of trees
Horticulture

NGNB-MGNREGS-NRLM
Convergence

 Self-Help Groups under
SGSY (NRLM) may be
formed and used for
implementation of
MGNREGS on land
owned by NGNB land
recipients
 SHGs may also be
provided with support
for construction of
superstructure of
chicken-shed, goatery,
cow-shed under the new
schemes component

NGNB: Convergence with
other schemes and initiatives

RGGVY

Drinking Water Supply

9/5/2012

STORIES FROM THE FIELD
Bagdah, North 24 Parganas



STORIES FROM THE FIELD
Coochbehar-I, Coochbehar

 Harinchaura Mouza,
Coochbehar 1 Block,
Coochbehar: Women
from the beneficiary
families worked under
MGNREGA for
developing the
internal road in the
hamlet. Here 144
families received
vested land through
NGNB.

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Providing support to land allottees under NGNB

1. COMMISSIONER, MGNREGS, WB & JS, P&RDD dibyasarkar@gmail.com devdreamer.blogspot.in 9/5/2012

2. NGNB: What Land & Land Reforms Department provides?  Land rights in case of people residing in land belonging to other people not related Land in cluster in other cases Monitoring and supervision in implementation of the Scheme 9/5/2012

3. 32 families from the Lodha community have received micro-plots through NGNB in the Jhargram Block of the West Medinipur district   Having a piece of land of their own is a dream to this family  The LPLD Committee has made realization of the dream possible  Can’t we go a little further and help her realize the dream of a 9/5/2012 decent ‘house’ of her own?

4. NGNB : Housing Convergence   If the land recipients are in the Permanent Waitlist (PWL) of the IAY, provide house under IAY  If not in PWL, but ‘seemingly poor’, provide house under ‘Amar Thikana’  In BRGF districts, explore the possibility of providing housing support under This family in Bagdah, N 24 Pgs ‘Special BRGF, Rural received support under IAY Housing’ Scheme 9/5/2012

5. NGNB-IAY-NBA (TSC)- MGNREGS Convergence  provides land  NGNB  IAY provides the house  NBA-MGNREGS combine provides Individual Household Larine (IHHL) and  Two garbage pits  One soak pit  20 feet field channel for drainage of household water  20 plantation pits for backyard horticulture 9/5/2012

6. NGNB-MGNREGS Convergence  MGNREGS can be utilized for land development Construction of internal road Small water harvesting structures Plantation of trees Horticulture

7. NGNB-MGNREGS-NRLM Convergence   Self-Help Groups under SGSY (NRLM) may be formed and used for implementation of MGNREGS on land owned by NGNB land recipients  SHGs may also be provided with support for construction of superstructure of chicken-shed, goatery, cow-shed under the new schemes component

8. NGNB: Convergence with other schemes and initiatives  RGGVY Drinking Water Supply 9/5/2012

9. STORIES FROM THE FIELD Bagdah, North 24 Parganas 

10. STORIES FROM THE FIELD Coochbehar-I, Coochbehar  Harinchaura Mouza, Coochbehar 1 Block, Coochbehar: Women from the beneficiary families worked under MGNREGA for developing the internal road in the hamlet. Here 144 families received vested land through NGNB.

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