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MONITORING AND EVALUATION OF NATIONAL RURAL EMPLOYMENT GUARANTEE SCHEME WITH SPECIAL FOCUS ON GENDER ISSUES October 2006 Final Report Based on field visits in June-August 2006 INDIAN SCHOOL OF WOMEN’S STUDIES DEVELOPMENT 121, Vithalbhai Patel House, Rafi Marg
New Delhi 110001CONTENTSPage Nos. Project Team ………………………………………………………...3 Acknowledgments and Abbreviations…………………………….4 Maps………………………………………………………………….5-7 List of Tables…………………………………………………………8 Chapter – I Methodology ………….……………………………………………..9-16 Chapter – II State Schemes……………………………………………………..17-24 Chapter – III District Profile……………………………………………………....25-31 Chapter – IV Demographic And Socio-Economic Profile Of Sample Households…………………………………………………………32-39 Chapter – V Implementation Of NREGS………………………………….…....40-89 Chapter – VI Conclusion…………………………………………………………..90-92 Summary……………………………………………………….. ..93-104 Appendix of Questionnaires…………………………………………105 PROJECT TEAMResearch CoordinatorSmita GuptaState CoordinatorsU Vasuki : Tamil Nadu Shyamali Gupta : West Bengal Kiran Moghe : Maharashtra Tapasi Prahraj : Orissa Advisors Subhashini Ali Sudha Sundararaman Shakti Kak Jayati Ghosh Madhura Swaminathan Research Team Anindya Moitra Chitra.N Hari Maya Gurung Prabodhan Bole Sanjib Kr. Pradhan Santosh Suradkar Somnath Patra Somo Gurung ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS We are extremely grateful to Brinda Karat who took deep interest and provided guidance from the very beginning, from conceptualization of the Study to the Final Report. Jayati Ghosh and Subhashini Ali were instrumental in helping us keep the focus and perspective on track. Shakti Kak and Indu Agnihotri were generous with their time whenever called upon to provide inputs. Harimaya and Reeja provided the much needed logistical support. Officials from the Ministry of Rural Development in Delhi were very helpful. State government officials at all levels displayed keen interest in the exercise and the Collectors were usually very prompt in responding to our field reports. We got detailed inputs at our State level consultations from State Government Officials which are reflected in the final report. Our greatest debt is to our filed investigators and surveyors who painstakingly collected the data in the short time available to them.
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