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Mid Day Meal Programme

Mid Day Meal Programme. Annual Work Plan & Budget [2013 – 2014]. WEST BENGAL. Our Location. WEST BENGAL. 2. West Bengal at a Glance. WEST BENGAL Area  88752 sq-km Population  913.48 Lakh Density (Per Sq. Km.)  1029 Male Population  469.27 Lakh

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Mid Day Meal Programme

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  1. Mid Day Meal Programme Annual Work Plan & Budget [2013 – 2014] WEST BENGAL

  2. Our Location WEST BENGAL 2

  3. West Bengal at a Glance WEST BENGAL Area  88752 sq-km Population  913.48 Lakh Density (Per Sq. Km.)  1029 Male Population  469.27 Lakh Female Population  444.2 Lakh Urban Population  291.34 Lakh Rural Population  622.13 Lakh Literacy Male  345.08 Lakh Literacy female  281.06 Lakh KOLKATA Area  1886.67 sq-km Population  44.86 Lakhs Male Population  23.62 Lakh Female Population  21.24 Lakh Literacy Male  19.66 Lakh Literacy Female  16.82 Lakh

  4. Mid Day Meal Programme WEST BENGAL

  5. Mid Day Meal Programme Cost of meal per child per school day WEST BENGAL

  6. Mid Day Meal Programme Nutrition: Quantity • The Food norms would be as under: WEST BENGAL

  7. Coverage • PRIMARY • UPPER PRIMARY WEST BENGAL

  8. Mid Day Meal Programme (87% ) (99% ) (91% ) (93% ) WEST BENGAL

  9. Coverage of schools in Kolkata WEST BENGAL

  10. Mid Day Meal Programme No. of cluster Kitchens run in Kolkata WEST BENGAL

  11. Coverage of children 101 % 106 % WEST BENGAL

  12. Meals served No. of Meals (in Crore) 82% WEST BENGAL

  13. Mid Day Meal Programme Utilization of Cooking Cost (Rs. In Lakh) WEST BENGAL

  14. Mid Day Meal Programme Utilization of Rice (in MTs) WEST BENGAL

  15. Mid Day Meal Programme Utilization of Transportation Cost (Rs. in Lakh) WEST BENGAL

  16. Mid Day Meal Programme Utilization of MME (Rs. In Lakh) WEST BENGAL

  17. Mid Day Meal Programme Utilization of Honorarium to Cooks [PRY & Up. PRY](Rs. In Lakh) WEST BENGAL

  18. Mid Day Meal Programme Utilization of Cost of Rice (Rs. In Lakh) WEST BENGAL

  19. Status of Payment to FCI (Rs. In Lakh) As on 31.12.2012 WEST BENGAL

  20. Status of Kitchen cum store As on 31.12.2012 WEST BENGAL

  21. Procurement of Kitchen devices As on 31.12.2012 WEST BENGAL

  22. Status of LPG WEST BENGAL

  23. Mid Day Meal Menu • Almost all the schools are displaying the menu. • Head teachers of the schools in consultation with other teachers, SLMC and SHG members decide the menu on the basis of local palate and seasonal availability. • Experts of IIHM, Kolkata have suggested an ideal menu, which has been sent to all schools for guidence. • Normally the menu consists of rice, dal, seasonal vegetables etc. Eggs are served once a week. WEST BENGAL

  24. Arrangement for official inspection (From April to Dec. 2012) Percentage of visited Schools – 35.53% WEST BENGAL

  25. External Monitoring & Evaluation The School Education Department has engaged the following Experts / Agencies for better monitoring and evaluation :- Prof. Utpal Roy Chowdhury, Department of Food Technology & Bio-chemical Engineering, Jadavpur University. Dr. RafiqulIslum, Associate Professor, Department of Rural Extension, VisvaBharati. Dr. NabinanandaSen, Associate Professor, Department of Business Management, Calcutta University. AnuradhaTalwar, Advisor to the Commissioner of Supreme Court of India. Dr. KamaleshSarkar, Officer-in-charge, National Nutrition and Monitoring Bureau (NNMB)-WB unit. Pratichi (India) Trust, Pratichi Institute WEST BENGAL

  26. External Monitoring & Evaluation Terms of Reference of the Monitoring Experts / Agencies 1) They will visit at least 100 schools of various categories in a District. 2) They will see the daily attendance, menu, storage, hygiene etc. 3) Visits will be unannounced and unscheduled. 4) They will submit quarterly report to the State Head Office 5)They have already started monitoring work from November’12. WEST BENGAL

  27. Observations by MI • Positive Points: • There is direct impact of MDM in the school attendance as observed by MI. The parents and teachers opined the same. • Students of the sample primary and upper primary schools expressed their satisfaction about the quality. • All the sample schools are in use of iodized salt. • Backward community women are involved in cooking & serving the MDM. • No gender or caste or community discrimination found in cooking/serving and sitting arrangements of the MDM takers in both primary and upper primary level. • In most cases buffer stocks are maintained. WEST BENGAL

  28. Observations by MI • Areas of concern: • MDM service on Saturdays is still not regular. • Not all cook-cum-helpers are trained. • Door step delivery of food grains is not done in the case of certain • schools by the MR dealers. • Irregular payment of the cook cum helpers. • Uneconomic use of fire wood in most of the places for cooking MDM. WEST BENGAL

  29. Good Practices • Solar Energy harnessing equipment is used for heating water which is used for cooking MDM and other purposes in Vidyasagar G.S.F.P. Vidyalayaunder Taherpurin Nadia district. State is exploring replication of the model in consultation with the WBREDA and WBGEDC. 100 schools are being covered in the Sunderban Areas. • Many schools in different districts grow vegetables in the kitchen gardens of the schools and utilize the vegetables in MDM . This kitchen garden initiative is being taken up in convergence with MGNREGS. • In some places the community people, members of concerned Village Education Committees/Managing committee contribute fund to purchase the additional requirement of kitchen devices. • All children are served food by making them sit in rows irrespective of caste and creed. • System of harvesting rain water is being practiced in some schools. • In some schools of Purba Medinipur district the community members often contribute their agricultural produce to this programme. WEST BENGAL

  30. Quality control mechanism on rice • Advance identification of stack of rice in FCI depot. • Lifting of rice from the identified stack. • Drawal of joint sample of rice at the time of lifting . • Safe keeping of sample bags of rice duly signed by QC Officials of • FCI and State Govt. at different levels (DM , SDO, BDO and DCF & S). • Sealed packets of samples of the rice are kept to tackle any problem if • cropped up at subsequent stage in regard to quality and quantity of rice. • Quality control training is imparted to MDM Officials at the District • Level. • Strict vigil is kept during lifting of rice at the FCI depot. WEST BENGAL

  31. Impact • Attendance in school and coverage under the Scheme is increasing. • Gender empowerment by opening employment opportunities for • poor rural women. • Community people are coming forward gradually and participate in • the Mid-Day Meal programme. • (Report of internal monitoring team, Hooghly). • The coverage of MDM in rural areas is more satisfactory than that of • Urban areas. • MDM has a direct beneficial impact on flood/drought affected • people in some areas of West Bengal. WEST BENGAL

  32. Challenges • To reach 100% coverage. • Space problem specially in Urban areas. • Cost of Kitchen devices per school still remains at Rs. 5000/- which • is insufficient for schools where MDM takers are high. • Community participation is not adequate in all the schools. • Insufficient Management Structure. • Construction of dining halls in schools. WEST BENGAL

  33. Budget Proposal for the year 2013-14 (Rs in Lakh) WEST BENGAL

  34. Mid Day Meal Programme N-24 Parganas PaschimMedinipur Birbhum S-24 Parganas 34

  35. Mid Day Meal Programme Jenkins school, Coochbehar District, WB

  36. Fire Extinguisher & Kitchen Store Krishna Chandrapur High School, South 24 Parganas

  37. Mid Day Meal Programme Krishnagar Holy Family Girls’ H.S. School Under Krishnagar Municipality, Nadia

  38. Members of SHG

  39. Cleaning of Utensils

  40. Hand washing Lodhasuli, Paschim Medinipur

  41. Measuring Height Lodhasuli, Paschim Medinipur

  42. Remote school in Birbhum District

  43. Mid Day Meal Programme Solar Equipment is used for heating water Vidyasagar G.S.F.P. Vidyalaya under Taherpur Block, Nadia WEST BENGAL

  44. Mid Day Meal Programme Kolkata

  45. Mid Day Meal Programme Kolkata

  46. Model of Dining Hall Metiagacha F.P. School, North 24 Parganas

  47. Mid Day Meal Programme Thank You    School Education Department Mid Day Meal Section West Bengal WEST BENGAL

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