MIDDAYMEAL PROGRAMME

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MID-DAY-MEAL PROGRAMME IN HARYANA
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BASIC STATISTICS OF HARYANA
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BASIC STATISTICS OF HARYANA
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NO. OF PRIMARY SCHOOLS CHILDREN WHERE MID DAY
MEAL WAS SERVED
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TOTAL NUMBER OF UPPER-PRIMARY SCHOOLS WHERE
MID-DAY-MEAL WAS SERVED IN 2008-09
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NUMBERS OF CHILDREN BEING SERVED COOKED
MID-DAY-MEAL (IN PRIMARY UPPER PRIMARY BOTH)
EBB 36 Educationally Backward Blocks.
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COSTING OF MID-DAY-MEAL IN PRIMARY LEVEL
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COSTING OF MID-DAY-MEAL IN
UPPER-PRIMARY LEVEL
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MDM BUDGET- PRIMARY/UPPER PRIMARY
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RECIPES BEING GIVEN IN
MID-DAY-MEAL
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COOKING CUM STORAGE SHEDS
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OBSERVATION TO THE QUARIES AS PER (QPR) ENDING
DECEMBER, 2008

• FOOD GRAINS UTILIZATION IS VERY LOW
• LIKELY REASONS
• Issue with FCI regarding release of food grains
• Discrepancy regarding opening balance.
• Harvesting seasons.
• Examination Days.
• Holidays Sever winter days.
• Flood in Bhiwani and other areas.
• Data discrepancy
• Borrowed grains.

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MISMATCH BETWEEN UTILIZATION OF FOOD GAINS
COOKING COST
REPLY i) Data Discrepancy. ii) Large No. of
Schools in Small hamlets having less
Childrens.
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CONSTRUCTION OF KITCHEN SHEDS.

• Cost is too low.
• Primary Upper Primary Schools with more
  children need a policy decision regarding Kitchen
  Sheds Cooks.

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PROPOSED ANNUAL WORK PLAN BUDGET FOR 2009-10
(Primary)
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PROPOSED ANNUAL WORK PLAN BUDGET FOR
2009-10.(Upper-Primary)
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CONSTRUCTIONS OF KITCHEN SHEDS
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POLICY DECISION/INITIATIVES BY GOVT. OF HARYANA.

• Decentralization of Mid Day Meal.
• Joint MDM Accounts are opened at district level
  in the name of ADC DEEO.
• No amount can be withdrawn from district level
  account. Amount can Only be transferred in the
  school account.
• School Accounts are opened at school level which
  are to be operated by Head Teacher Mahila
  Panch.
• About 13,000 MDM Bank Accounts have been opened.
  
• Other ingredients i.e. Channa, Dal, Ghee, Salt,
  groundnut etc are to be purchased locally.

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STIPEND POLICY TO SC/BC BPL STUDENTS

• Cash Award Scheme for SC Classes I-VIII
• (One time cash in Year)
• Class Amount
• Class-I Rs. 740/-
• Class-II Rs. 750/-
• Class-III Rs. 960/-
• Class-IV Rs. 970/-
• Class-V Rs. 980/-
• Class-VI-VIII Rs. 1250/-

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STIPEND POLICY TO SC/BC BPL STUDENTS
Monthly Stipend to SC BC-A students in Class
I-VIII i) SC BC-A Boys Students in Class I-V
_at_ Rs. 100/- P.M. ii) SC BC-A Girls Students
in Class I-V _at_ Rs. 150/- P.M. iii) SC BC-A
Boys Students in Class VI-VIII _at_ Rs. 150/-
P.M. iv) SC BC-A Girls Students in Class
VI-VIII _at_ Rs. 200/- P.M.
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STIPEND POLICY TO SC/BC BPL STUDENTS

• Monthly Stipend to BPL students in Class I-VIII
• BPL Boys Students in Class I-V _at_ Rs. 75/- P.M.
• BPL Girls Students in Class I-V _at_ Rs. 150/- P.M.
• BPL Boys Students in Class VI-VIII _at_ Rs. 100/-
  P.M.
• BPL Girls Students in Class VI-VIII _at_ Rs. 200/-
  P.M.

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ISSUE REGARDING LIFTING OF FOOD GRAINS

• Some arrangements with FCI for smooth lifting of
  food grains.
• Lifting should be on 6 monthly basis or
• Power of validation to be deligated to some
  state authority or any other authority located at
  Chandigarh.

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ISSUES

• The cooking cost is low in primary schools. It is
  difficult to fulfill the present norms at the
  present cost. It needs to be enhanced to atleast
  Rs. 3.50 from Rs. 2.07 per child/per day
• The cooking cost is low in Upper-Primary Schools.
  It is difficult to fulfill the present norms at
  the present cost. It needs to be enhanced to
  atleast Rs. 4.50 from Rs. 2.50 per child/per day.