Mid-Day Meal Scheme Annual Work Plan & Budget 2019-20 by Andaman and Nicobar Administration
The annual work plan and budget for the Mid-Day Meal Scheme in 2019-20 by the Andaman and Nicobar Administration includes details on management structure, fund flow, grain distribution, institutions covered, cooking costs, achievements in the previous year, and financial utilization, showcasing the scheme's impact on children's nutrition and education.
- Mid-Day Meal Scheme
- Andaman and Nicobar Administration
- Education Department
- Management Structure
- Financial Achievement
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MID DAY MEAL SCHEME ANNUAL WORK PLAN & BUDGET 2019-20 ANDAMAN AND NICOBAR ADMINISTRATION
Management Structure Chief Secretary, A & N Administration / Chairman SSMC Secretary (Education) Director (Education) Nodal Officer (MDM) Zonal Officers / Principals of Education Department Head of Schools MDM Supplier
FUND FLOW MHRD UT ADMINISTRATION EDUCATION DEPT. DDOs OF EDUCATION DEPT. SELF HELP GROUPS
FLOW OF FOOD GRAINS (RICE) MHRD releases allocation orders Food Corporation of India Lifting by Civil Supplies & Consumer Affairs Dept on Quarterly basis Transported to godowns of CS & CA Dept located in 09 different zones of this UT Suppliers lift from respective godowns depending on proximity
NUMBER OF INSTITUTIONS COVERED DURING 2018-19 District Number of Schools Govt. Govt. Aided 02 Local Body Total South Andaman 112 116 02 04 N & M Andaman 157 00 161 Nicobar 55 00 00 55 Total 324 02 06 332 PER UNIT COOKING COST DURING 2018-19 Stage Central Share (100%) UT Total Contribution Primary Rs. 4.35 Rs. 6.00 Rs. 10.35 Upper Primary Rs. 6.51 Rs. 6.00 Rs. 12.51
ACHIEVEMENT DURING THE FY 2018-19 Average number of children availed MDM 35000 32337 30000 24838 24101 25000 19072 Enrolment 20000 13265 14628 14017 PAB approval 15000 10084 10210 10000 Achievement 5000 0 Primary Upper Primary Total Achievement Stage % coverage against enrolment % coverage against PAB approval Primary 73.49% 95.82% Upper Primary 76.01% 98.76%
Allocation & Utilization of Food grains In MTs Percentage of utilization against allocation Total Allocation for FY 2018-19 Stage Utilization Primary 321.81 308.33 95.81% Upper Primary 336.93 332.76 98.76% Total 658.74 641.09 97.32% Allocation & Utilization of funds for Food grains upto 31/03/2019 In Lakhs Payment made to FCI Bill Raised by FCI Percentage 18.79 18.79 100%
Financial Achievement during 2018-19 Central Assistance :- (in Lakhs) Fund utilized till 31/03/2019 267.73 18.78 4.70 72.1 6.83 370.14 % of Expendi ture 93.53% 99.94% 99.57% 100% 99.41% 95.22% Sl. No. Approved outlay Fund received Component 1 2 3 4 5 Cooking Cost Cost of Food grain Transportation Assistance Honorarium to CCH MME Total 286.22 18.79 4.72 72.1 6.87 388.7 286.22 18.79 4.72 72.1 6.87 388.7 UT Fund:- (in Lakhs) UT Fund Fund Allocated for MDM including UTs Scheme of supplementary nutrition 600.00 Expenditure till 31/03/2019 % 592.13 98.68%
Status of construction of Kitchen cum Stores No. of Kitchen Cum Stores sanctioned by MHRD Constructed Yet to start 251 Units 165 Units 86 Units 251 Kitchen cum Stores sanctioned in the year 2013-14 with a project cost of 1720 Lakh to be shared by MHRD and UT on 75:25 sharing basis. Out of 1290 Lakh being the Central Share, MHRD released 802.30 Lakhs. Out of 802.30 Lakh , this UT booked an amount of Rs. 689.21 Lakh and Rs. 113.09 Lakhs was surrendered. No sanctions for construction of Kitchen cum-store during 2017-18 & 2018- 19 were made by PAB. UT proposed to construct only 80 kitchen cum store out of 86 nos. of kitchen cum stores during the FY 2019-20 as 06nos. schools are having zero enrolment. The cost of 80 kitchen cum store works out to be Rs. 6.31 Crore as per the prevailing SOR(Schedule of Rate ) of A&N Islands.
GOOD PRACTICES ADOPTED Boiled egg twice a week and ripened Banana once a week are being provided to the students of Pre-Primary Stage to Upper-Primary Stage as Supplementary Nutrition. Washing Hands before Consuming Meals is mandatory. Wearing Headgears, Aprons and Hand Gloves compulsory for staff cooking and serving MDM. Tasting of food by teachers / SMC members before serving is a regular practice. Every School has Standard Operative Procedures to be followed during emergency.
Coverage under School Health Programme No. of schools covered 332 Health Check Up No. of students covered -32337 Distribution of IFA Tablets No. of students covered -32337 Distribution of Spectacles No. of students covered - 39
Action taken note on the commitments made by the UT in the last PAB Meeting 1. No meeting at District Level headed by MP & District Magistrate Action has been initiated to request the Hon ble MP and Deputy Commissioners to conduct the meeting as per the norms of MDM scheme. Social Audit not conducted during the year 2017-18 This UT has not identified the agencies for Social audit, social audit could not be conducted. UT proposes that MHRD may depute experts in the field to disseminate information on various parameters of social audit so that this UT may work out and action plan for conducting the social audit Mismatch of data reported through AWP&B and MDM-MIS The data reported through AWP&B is collected and compiled from District level. The information on MDM MIS is collected manually from the schools and fed into the portal at State Level. The schools sometimes furnish incomprehensible data for MIS which later creates mismatch in the data reporting. Directions have been issued to all schools to furnish the accurate data to avoid mismatch. 2. 3.
PROPOSAL FOR F.Y 2019-20 Anticipated number of working days : 220 days (Primary & Upper Primary) Targeted no. of children as per achievement of F.Y 2018-19 Primary 14017 Upper Primary 10084 Total 24101 Requirement of Food Grains for 2019-20 Stage Requirement in MTs 308.37 332.77 641.14 Primary @ 100 gms / day /child Upper Primary @ 150 gms /day / child Total
Requirement of Central Assistance for recurring components (in Lakhs) Sl. No. Component Requirement Cooking Cost 299.38 1 Cost of Foodgrains 19.23 2 Transportation Assistance 9.6 3 4 Honorarium to Cook cum helpers 72.1 5 Management Monitoring and Evaluation 12.1 412.41 Total
MANAGEMENT, MONITORING AND EVALUATION PLAN (MME -PLAN) Component Sl. No. Fund Required Strengthening of MIS / engagement of manpower Printing of relevant manuals / forms and stationeries 1. Rs. 51.30 Lakhs 2. Rs. 2.00 Lakhs Training to Cook cum Helpers 3. Rs. 10.00 Lakhs Capacity building of officials 4. Rs. 3.00 Lakhs Publicity of Scheme / IEC Activity 5. Rs. 3.00 Lakhs External Monitoring and Evaluation 6. Rs. 3.00 Lakhs Installation of Dustbin (332x Rs.5000/-) 7. Rs. 16.60 Lakhs Installation of RO Plant (48 x Rs. 20000/-) 8. Rs. 9.60 Lakhs Total Rs. 98.50 Lakhs Details of MME Plan
