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About Twenty Point Programme

The 20 Point Programme is a selection of Plan schemes and is in essence, a commitment to achieve certain selected targets and objectives. The Programme is encompassed within the Annual Plan and Five Year Plan of the States/UTs and Central Ministries and allows for the formulation of a 20 Point Programme for the Centre and
each of the States/UTs based on the approved Annual Plan. The 20-Point Programme is implemented by the State Governments and UT Administration since the year 1986 and the Programme was restructured in April, 2007.

The 20 Point Programme is being monitored regularly on a monthly basis by the Programme Implementation Department Government of Meghalaya and the monthly reports are being sent ON-LINE to Ministry of Programme Implementation, Government of India every month.

Physical Targets are fixed by the concerned nodal Ministries of Government of India separately for each Department and the same is intimated to Programme. Implementation Department, Government of Meghalaya. On receipt of the Physical Targets from the Government of India the same are being circulated to all Departments concerned in the Implementation of 20-Point Programme.

For the purpose of ranking in the country performance of States under TPP-86 during the year 2007-08 the following items are taken into account viz;

1. Total Swarozgaries Assisted under SGSY.
2. SHGs to whom income generating activities provided.
3. Food security
   1. Targeted Public Distribution System.
   2. Antodaya Anna Yojana,
4. Rural Housing- Indira Awaas Yojana.
5. EWS/ LIG Houses in Urban Areas.
6. Rural Areas;
   1. Accelerated Rural Water Supply Programme-Habitation covered (NC& PC)
   2. Slipped back Habitations with water quality problems-ARWSP
7. Immunisation of Children;
   1. Routine Immunisation
   2. Pulse Polio Immunisation
8. Universalisation of ICDS Scheme
9. Functional Anganwadis
10. Number of Urban Poor families assisted under seven point charter viz. land
    tenure, housing at affordable cost, water, sanitation, health, education, and social
    security.
11. Afforestation;
    1. Area Covered under Plantation on-Public and Forest Lands
    2. Number of seedlings planted on- Public and Forest Lands
12. Rural Roads- PMGSY
13. Rajiv Gandhi Grameen Vidyutikaran Yojana- RGGVY
14. Supply of Electricity.
    
    The comparative position vis-à-vis the National average are also reflected in the reports during the period April 2007 to January 2008 in question, which implies that our performance in this regard needs substantial improvement. These reports are therefore sent to the Department(s) concerned with implementation of Twenty Point Programme so that they can review the performance of their Department(s) and take immediate steps to improve their performance. The reasons for unsatisfactory performance were also requested to be furnished to this Department for kind information of the Hon’ble Minister for Programme Implementation