Government surveys 5.4 cr landless casual labour in a clean-up excercise of NREG scheme

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As per the SECC, 5. With Rs 48,000-crore allocation to the scheme in the budget earlier this month, the government has set a target of creating 5 lakh farm ponds as part of the drought proofing activity during the next financial year. Barely a month into the survey, over 25,000 households have asked the government for enrolment in the scheme.

The deprivation data of Socio and Economic Caste Census is being used to identify the poor households who have not been covered by. The government will take into account the disparity in deciding the labour budget for 2017-18 and push the deprived states to take up more work under NREGA. Please review and accept these changes below to continue using the website.

Government surveys 5.4 cr landless casual labour in a clean-up excercise of NREG scheme

In a major clean-up exercise, the government is surveying 5. Barely a month into the survey, over 25,000 households have asked the government for enrolment in the scheme. The number is expected to increase manifold. The deprivation data of Socio and Economic Caste Census is being used to identify the poor households who have not been covered by. As per the SECC, 5. It makes up for 30% of the total surveyed population. The expert group on SECC led by Sumit Bose had recommended that NREGS needs to be more focused towards the regions where there is greater concentration of landless labour or where people are suffering from multi-dimensional deprivation. While NREGA is a demand driven programme, the states which have reported the highest deprivation, including Bihar and Maharashtra, do not figure in the top five recipients of funds under the scheme. The cumulative share of the top five deprived states in NREGA funds has hovered around 32% for the last three years. The government will take into account the disparity in deciding the labour budget for 2017-18 and push the deprived states to take up more work under NREGA. With Rs 48,000-crore allocation to the scheme in the budget earlier this month, the government has set a target of creating 5 lakh farm ponds as part of the drought proofing activity during the next financial year. The government wants to put in check the use of bogus job cards under the scheme. Please review and accept these changes below to continue using the website. We use cookies to ensure the best experience for you on our website. If you choose to ignore this message, we'll assume that you are happy to receive all cookies on ETCFO.

We use cookies to ensure the best experience for you on our website. With Rs 48,000-crore allocation to the scheme in the budget earlier this month, the government has set a target of creating 5 lakh farm ponds as part of the drought proofing activity during the next financial year. The expert group on SECC led by Sumit Bose had recommended that NREGS needs to be more focused towards the regions where there is greater concentration of landless labour or where people are suffering from multi-dimensional deprivation. While NREGA is a demand driven programme, the states which have reported the highest deprivation, including Bihar and Maharashtra, do not figure in the top five recipients of funds under the scheme. The government will take into account the disparity in deciding the labour budget for 2017-18 and push the deprived states to take up more work under NREGA. The deprivation data of Socio and Economic Caste Census is being used to identify the poor households who have not been covered by. It makes up for 30% of the total surveyed population. In a major clean-up exercise, the government is surveying 5.