Wednesday 27 July 2016

DAPCU West Godavari (Andhra Pradesh) Response to the Theme : DAPCU Led Single Window Model

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Describe efforts taken or Planned by DAPCU to increase the number of people availing Social  Benefit Schemes in your district in FY 2016-17.

DAPCU led single window service aims to deliver specific benefits to the PLHA / CABA / MARPS communities in the district

The main Purpose for having a single window in NACO led Facilities in the District is to increase the efficiency through time and cost savings for beneficiaries in their dealings with government authorities for obtaining the relevant clearance. In a traditional pre-single-window environment, Beneficiaries had to visit and deal with multiple government agencies in multiple locations to obtain the necessary papers, forms, and clearances.

The beneficiaries of entitlement programs are normally individual citizens but in our case they are marginalized communities who find it difficult to apply for and avail Social Benefit Schemes, and the DAPCU Led Single Window Model is a one-point access for PLHIVs, CABA and MARPs for availing benefits from existing government social benefit schemes.

In West Godavari district, 39 out of 40 NACP facilities have been oriented on the single window model. DAPCU has set up Help Desks at 39 NACP facilities. A nodal officer has been designated at each Help Desk for providing information about social benefit schemes and assisting clients to avail the schemes.

The list of Social Benefit schemes had been listed below in the given table and which was routed through all the facilities in the district.
The following data shows Schemes and Entitlements are applied and sanctioned from April 2016 onward.

S.No
Particulars of Schemes
Applied
Sanctioned
1
Housing Loans
32
0
2
Toilets
76
14
3
Pension (Old Age, ART, Disabled, Widow)
24
0
4
Aam Admi Bima Yojana 
6
6
5
PM Bima Suraksha Yojana
50
50
6
PM Jeevan Jyoti bima yojana
57
57
7
Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana
3
3
8
SC Corporation Loans
6
0
9
Nutrition
20
20
10
Legal Services
1
0
11
Education Support
54
0

Total
329
150


S.No
Particulars of Entitlements
Applied
Sanctioned
1
Ration card
227
8
2
Aadhar Card
141
46
3
Voter's Identity Card
230
0
4
Ration card
7
1
5
Caste Certificate
14
10
6
Income certificate
9
6
7
Birth Certificate
4
4
8
Death certificate
6
6

Total
638
81
The impact of Social Benefit Scheme was continuously Monitored by the Addl. District Medical and Health Officer (AIDS & Leprosy) Dr.P.Uma Devi MBBS, DPH and Reviewed by the District Medical and Health Officer every month in Medical and Health Review Meets.
Last but not the least the efforts of DAPCU led single widow model will not be successful if we fail to mentioned the Line Department Officers who put their continuous efforts in sanctioning these benefits to the needy and deprived and our sincere gratitude to all the district level officers for making this as a successful model in the district.


DAPCU Coimbatore (Tamilnadu) Response to the Theme : DAPCU Led Single Window Model

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Describe efforts taken or Planned by DAPCU to increase the number of people availing Social  Benefit Schemes in your district in FY 2016-17.


DAPCU Coimbatore has been implementing the DAPCU Led Single Window Model in various ways to increase the number of people availing Social Benefit Schemes in Coimbatore district for the Financial Year 2016-17. The following are the efforts being taken and also activity plan by DAPCU to improve uptake of Social Benefit Scheme by PLHIVs/MARPs/CLHIV.

1. DAPCU Coimbatore has established 30 helpdesks in the NACP facilities and helps complete the application, collects the filled application which is then scrutinized by the Help Desk Nodal person.  
2. Help Desk activities are reviewed during the HIV facilities review meeting every month.
3. DAPCU has planned for an advocacy meeting with officials from the departments to provide Social Benefit Schemes.
4. Separate meeting is being conducted with ARTs/PLHIV Network/CSCs/NGOs every month.
Status of the Social Benefit Schemes during the year 2015-16.

S. No
Name of the Scheme
Applied
Sanctioned
1
Antyodaya Anna Yojana(AAY)
317
103
2
Ulavar Padukappu Thittam
479
176
3
OVC
286
71
4
ICPS
5
3
5
Free land Patta
102
67

DAPCU Kozhikode (Kerala) Response to the Theme : DAPCU Led Single Window Model

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Describe efforts taken or Planned by DAPCU to increase the number of people availing Social  Benefit Schemes in your district in FY 2016-17.

In relation with the DLSW, the following benefits were made available along with existing schemes and benefits, through the trained (2 orientation trainings for stakeholders and 3 sensitizations among beneficiaries) help desks. Frequent Reviews in all meetings and visits by DAPCU, helped to fetch maximum benefits to the deserving. Also the supply of printed application form to the facilities was useful.

Government sector:


SL No.
Name/ Particulars of the Scheme/ Entitlements
Applied
Received
1.
Food and Nutrition Support for PLHIVs from District Panchayath Fund every month since 2011 (worth Rs. 1250/- family) and continuing in the current financial year
175
149
2.
Chief Minister Disaster Relief Fund till the year 2016 (10,000/- each)
100
76
3.
‘Karunya’ Benevolent Scheme till the year 2016. Rs. 3000/- each
60
35
4.
‘Saranya’ Self Employment Scheme for Widows. – 18 widows started Self Employment programs, (Pay back half of the loan – Rs. 7000/- each)
18
18
5.
Educational Support organised for one child by KSACS

1
6.
‘Snehasparsham’ Shelter Care by Social Welfare Department and District Panchayath (provisions for 15 PLHIVs)
6
6
7.
Two Care takers paid Rs. 5000/- per month from 2015 onwards
2
2
8.
ART pension So far
845
575
9.
‘Snehapoorvam’ Educational Support for single parent child (availed Rs. 5000/- each)
17
5
10.
Job offered at sales outlets of Kerala Govt. Soaps Ltd (Rs. 7500/- per month and incentives)
10
3
11.
Sweeper Job for PLHIV through Govt. W&C Hospital
1
1
12.
Provision of BPL cards to PLHIVs
47
47
13.
Address Proof/ Voters ID
1
1

Private Sector:

SL No.
Name/ Particulars of the Scheme/ Entitlements
Applied
Received
1.
Education Scholarship Rs. 300/- per month for graduates (private charity)
14
14
2.
One time Financial support for house repairing Rs 25,000/-
3 families
3
3.
Monthly Nutrition worth Rs. 500/- for 14 CLHIVs and CABAs ( has been given for the last two years by Voice of Gospel)
14 CLHIVs
14
4.
Financial aid for college education Rs. 10000/- from individual charity.

1
5.
Bank Loan subsidy (waved off Rs. 3 lakhs) altogether for PLHIVs
4
3
6.
Educational Material for CABA

140
7.
Job in Mobile Company office
1
1

Besides to these some other one time helps were organised such as, Corporation Councillor arranged program for PLHIV (dress, food kits) 145 CABA, Self-Employment by ‘Jeevana’ for widows 30 applied, Lions Club – Children’s program with food kit 22 kids, Santhi Palliative AIDS Day program with Rs.1500/- worth food and dress package: 149 families, Onam, Eid programs resourced from various agencies and provided dress, food etc 149 families and so forth.