Tribal Village Vision 2030 Plan: The Madhya Pradesh government has prepared a roadmap to empower gram sabhas in tribal areas. CM Mohan Yadav approved more than 4 thousand Village Action Plan by considering.
Madhya Pradesh News: Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav has said that in tribal dominated districts, gram sabhas are being able to prepare the roadmap for the development of their village. The state government is committed to empower gram sabhas. Special Gram Sabhas on October 2 on Adi Seva Parv in tribal-dominated villages in the state approved more than 4 thousand village action plan by mutual ideas. The remaining gram sabhas will soon complete the process of making village action plan.
Special Action Plan for Tribe Village Vision 2030
Working teams of officers were formed for 30 tribal dominated districts for the village action plan. The team of officers reached the village and attended the gram sabhas and explained the importance of Adi Seva Parv under Adi Karmayogi Abhiyan. Gram Sabhas approved the Village Special Action Plan for Tribe Village Vision 2030. Together it was also resolved that a Adi Seva Kendra will be established in each village. This service center will act like a single window civil service center. Through this, local people will contribute one hour a week under the service time, voluntary service. Government officials will also associate the original language, dialects and culture of the tribal community.
Adi Karmayogi Abhiyan by Government of India
The Adi Karmayogi campaign has been launched by the Ministry of Tribal Affairs, the Ministry of Tribal Affairs. It is a historical initiative for the socio-economic development of tribal communities in the country. It aims to develop leadership capacity at the village level in the tribal sector, ensure effective implementation of schemes and to make the administration-administration more responsible.
In the first phase, 14,040 villages identified in 249 development blocks of 41 districts
This campaign focuses on values like service, resolution and dedication, which is an important step towards making tribal society self -reliant, aware and empowering. In the first phase of the campaign, 14,040 tribal dominated villages have been identified in 249 development blocks of 41 districts. The goal of the campaign is to train Karmayogis 3 lakh etc. These include village level youth, women, teachers, ASHA workers, Anganwadi workers, panchayat secretaries and other local representatives. In the campaign, 18,150 cluster level master trainers, 41 non -government organizations, 1250 development block level government organizations, 56470 etc. colleagues, 2,03,292 etc. Sathi, 22,528 etc. are being prepared, a total of 3 lakh 3 thousand 233 change leaders are being prepared.
Tribal Village Vision 2030 ready
A long -term roadmap of development has been prepared for each village. Special attention is being paid to Tribal Village Vision 2030. This includes subjects such as accessibility of health services, improvement in quality of education, utility of pure drinking water, implementation of nutritional schemes, benefits of women child development schemes, creation of means of livelihood and ensuring coverage of social security schemes. Community participation has been ensured by incorporating the students, etc. students, etc. students, etc., etc., etc., including the Karmayogis, etc., with the Karmayogis, etc..
Village action plan has been approved in special gram sabhas. Thus the action plan approved will be divided into three categories at the district level. The first will be based on the demand for individual or services, the second will be based on the demand for community assets and services and the distribution of services. After considering all these points, a complete document of the state will be prepared.
The state government has started initiatives like Adi Seva Kendra and Adi Seva Time for better implementation of its schemes. Through this, complaints will be redressed in the village itself. Under the campaign, special emphasis is being given on establishing coordination between various departments like health, education, women and child development, social justice, forest, panchayat and rural development, water life missions, agriculture departments.
What is in the village action plan
In the action plan of the village, the basic information of the village, social, economic resources, social issues of the village, available basic services are recorded so that there is no difficulty in making new schemes further. In the identity of the village, the name of the development block, the name of the village panchayat and the village, the geographical location of the village, the temple located in the village, the place of worship, the details of the poor, the facilities available like Anganwadi, the primary school, secondary school, power line, solar panel, street lights, families associated with Ujjwala Yojana, toilets, community buildings, village chaupal, village chaupal, roads, livelihoods such as farming, non -livelihoods, non -livelihoods, non -agrarians, business services, non -agrarians, business services The methods of farming, irrigation arrangements are also recorded with the people of the village with the basic information of the village water resources and the expectations of the villagers, how they want to see the development of their village.