APPENDIX
F.No. 1-58/97-NDM
Government of
India
Ministry of
Agriculture
Department of
Agriculture & Cooperation
(Natural Disaster
Management Division)
Dated
31/10/1999
Sub: Review of
items and norms of assistance from the calamity Relief Fund and National Fund
for Calamity Relief Constitution of Review Committee.
The Tenth
Finance Commission (TFC) had recommended that Ministry of Agriculture will set
up a committee of Experts and representatives of the State Governments to drawn
up a list of items, the expenditure on which alone will be chargeable to the
CRF as also the norms of assistance from the National Fund for Calamity Relief.
The State Level Committee would then workout the details of the norms or
assistance than can be given or spent under each of the approved items of
expenditure from the CRF. The norms of assistance so fixed by the State Level
Committee should be communicated to the Ministry of Agriculture for checking
and modifying them, if necessary, if
they are significantly out of line. The Accountant General will book only
expenditure to CRF is incurred as per norms approved by the Ministry of
Agriculture.
2. On the basis of the above recommendations
of the Tenth Finance Commission, an Expert Committee constituted by the
Ministry of Agriculture in April 1995 had identified the items of assistance
from the CRF and the norms of such assistance in the case of NFCR. The items of
assistance approved by the Expert Committee were communicated to the State
Governments. Some of the State Level Committees finalised their norms of
assistance and communicated to the Ministry of Agriculture. The Ministry of
Agriculture considered the proposals of the State Governments and approved
norms of assistance permissible from the CRF keeping in view the basic
objective of avoiding wide variations from State to State and to ensure
uniformity of approach as far as possible.
3. While considering the proposals
received from the State Governments for additional assistance from the NFCR and
the reports of the Central team which visited the affected acres to assess
the situation, problems related to the
unrealistic nature of some of the norms have been pointed out again and again.
Some of the State Governments have also made representations about the norms of
assistance by the Government of India and requested for continuance of their
existing norms. A committee of Secretaries which considered the issue of relief
and rehabilitation in the cyclone affected areas of Andhra Pradesh during 1996
had recommended adoption of scientific methods for assessing damage and
requirements of relief and rehabilitation in the wake of natural calamities.
4. Accordingly, it has been decided to constitute
a committee of Experts to review the existing norms of assistance from the
calamity Relief Fund and the NFCR in the wake of natural calamities and related
matters with the following composition :
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Central Relief
Commissioner & Addl Secretary to Govt of India, Deptt of Agri & Coopn
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Chairman
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2
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Joint
Secretary (State Plan) Planning Commissioner
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Member
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3
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Joint
Secretary (Plan Finance) Deptt of Expenditure, Ministry of Finance
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Member
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4
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Agriculture Commissioner
Deptt of Agri & Coopn
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Member
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5
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Horticulture
Commissioner Deptt of Agri & Coopn
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Member
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6
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Joint
Secretary, Deptt of Animal Husbandry & Dairying
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Member
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7
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Joint
Secretary (Housing) Deptt of Urban Employment & Poverty Alleviation
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Member
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Joint
Secretary (Rural Employment) Deptt of Rural Employment & Poverty
Allegation
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Member
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Deputy
Director General, India Meteorological Department
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Member
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Head Water Resources
Group, National Remote Sensing Agency Hyderabad
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Member
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Director
General of Roads, Ministry of Surface Transport
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Member
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12
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Commissioner
(ER) Ministry of Water Resources
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Member
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Director (EMR)
Dte. General of Health Services, Ministry of Health & Family Welfare
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Member
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Revenue
Secretary, Govt of Karnataka
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Member
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Financial
Commissioner (Revenue) Govt. of Punjab
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Member
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Relief
Commissioner, Govt of Madhya Pradesh
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Member
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Relief
Commissioner, Govt of Gujarat
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Member
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Relief
Commissioner, Govt of Sikkim
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Member
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Joint
Secretary (NDM), Deptt of Agriculture & Cooperation
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Member
Secretary
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5. The terms and reference of the committee
will be as under :
(a)
To review the existing list of items and norms of assistance
prescribed by the Ministry of Agriculture as debitable to the CRF>
(b)
To review the existing norms of assistance from the National
Fund for calamity relief.
(c)
To suggest scientific methods for assessment of damage and
requirements f relief and rehabilitation.
(d)
To suggest measures to ensure that relief assistance is
reaching the affecting people and to prevent diversion of funds from the CRF.
(e)
To suggest guidelines for the memoranda to be submitted to the
11th Finance Commission for increasing the corpus of the fund
keeping in view the experiences of the last two years.
3.
The committee will submit its report before 31st
December 1997.
RVK Kutty
Under Secy to Govt of India
Revised
List of items and norms of
assistance from National Fund for Calamity relief and calamity relief fund
recommended by the Expert Committee
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SN
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Items
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Norms for assistance from
NFCR
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1
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Gratuitous Relief:
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(a)
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Ex-Gratia payment to
families of deceased persons
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Rs. 50000 per deceased
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(b)
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Ex-Gratia payment for loss
of a limb or both the eyes
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Rs. 25000 per person (the Gratuitous
relief for loss of limb etc. should be extended only when the disability is
more than 40% and certified by a Govt doctor or doctors from panel approved
by the Govt
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©
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Grievous injury requiring
hospitalisation for more than a week
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Rs. 5000 per person
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(d)
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Relief for the old, infirm
and destitute children
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Rs. 20 per adult, Rs. 10 per
child per day
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(e)
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Clothing and utensils for
families whose house have washed away
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Rs. 500 for clothing and Rs.
500 for utensils per family
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2
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Supplementary Nutrition
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Rs. 1.05 per day per head as
per ICDS norms
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3
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Assistance to Small
Farmers/Marginal Farmers for:
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(a)
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Desilting etc.
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25% and 311/3% to small farmers and marginal
farmers respectively on the basis of LDB/ NABARD / any relevant State
Agency’s norms/pattern subject to a ceiling of Rs. 2500 per hectare.
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(b)
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Removal of debris in hill
areas, and
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Desilting/Restoration/Repair
of fish farms
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(d)
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Agriculture input subsidy
where crop loss was 50% and above
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(I)
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For Agriculture crops, horticultural crops and plantation
crops
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-Rainfed areas Rs. 1000 per
hectare
-Rs. 2500 per hectare in
area with assured irrigation
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(II)
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Perennial crops
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Rs. 4000 per hectare
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(e)
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Loss of substantial portion
of land caused by landslide, avalanche, change of course of rivers
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Rs 10000 per hectare
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4
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Employment Generation:
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(Only to meet additional requirements
after taking into account funds available under Plan Schemes viz. JRY, IJRY,
EAS etc.
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As per JRY norms
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5
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Animal Husbandry:
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Assistance to Small and
Marginal Farmers/Agricultural labourers:
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(a)
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For replacement of bullocks,
milch animals
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As per pattern of subsidy
under Swarnjayanti Gram Swarozgar Yojana for small and marginal farmers
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(b)
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For provision of
fodder/fodder concentrate.
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Large animals – Rs. 12.00
per day
Small animals- Rs. 6.00 per day
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(c)
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Procurement storage and
movement of fodder
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To be assessed by Central
Team
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(d)
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Movement of useful cattle to
other areas
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To be assessed by the
Central Tem for NFCR/by State Level Committee for CRF
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6
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Assistance to Fisherman
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(a)
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For repair/replacement of boats, nets and other
equipment damaged or lost:
Pattern-
-Boat
-Dugout-Canoe
-Catamaran
-Nets
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Subsidy will be provided subject to ceiling on
subsidy per family as per SGSY.
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The cost of boats will also be determined with reference
to approved cost under SGSY
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(b)
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Input subsidy for fish seed
farm
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Rs. 2000 per hectare
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7
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Assistance to artisans in
handicraft sector by way of subsidy for repair/ replacement of damaged
equipments:
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(a)
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Traditional Crafts:
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(i)
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For damaged equipment
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Rs. 1000 per person
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(ii)
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For raw material
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Rs. 1000 per person
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(b)
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For Handloom Weavers :
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(i)
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Repair/ replacement of loom
equipment and accessories
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Rs. 1000 per loom
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(ii)
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Purchase of yarn and other material
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Rs. 1000 per loom
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8
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Assistance for repair/
restoration of damaged houses:
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(a)
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Fully damaged house
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(i)
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Pucca House
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Rs 10000 per houses
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(ii)
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Kuchha House
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Rs 6000 per house
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(b)
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Severely damaged house
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(i)
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Pucca House
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Rs 2000 per house
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(ii)
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Kuchha House
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Rs 1200 per house
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Marginally Damaged Houses
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Rs. 800 per house
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9
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Emergency supply of drinking
water
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To be assessed by Central
Team for NFCR / by State Level Committee for CRF
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10
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Provision of medicines,
disinfectants, insecticides for prevention of outbreak of equipments
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-do-
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11
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Medical care for cattle and
poultry against epidemics
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-do-
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12
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Evacuation of people
affected / likely to be affected
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-do-
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13
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Hiring of boats for carrying
immediate relief & saving life
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-do-
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14
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Provision for temporary
accommodation, food, clothing, medical care etc of people affected/ evacuated
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-do-
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15
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Air dropping of food and
medicines
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-do-
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16
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Restoration to pre calamity
level of damaged public works viz. roads, buildings, irrigation and flood
control works, drainage works, school buildings, public health centres,
hospital buildings, electricity installations etc
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-do-
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17
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Replacement of damage
medical equipment and lost medicines of Govt hospitals/ health centres
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-do-
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18
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Operational cost of
Ambulance Service, Mobile Medical Teams, temporary dispensaries, field
sanitary engineering devices, essential medicines and medical equipments
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-do-
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19
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Cost of clearance of debris
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-do-
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20
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Drainage of flood water in the urban areas
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-do-
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21
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Cost of search and rescue
measures
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-do-
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22
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Disposal of dead bodies/
carcases
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-do-
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23
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Pre and Post disaster public
education from CRF only
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-do-
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Preparation/updation of
relief manuals and codes and disaster mitigation/preparedness action plan
from CRF only
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-do-
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Existing
List of items and norms of a assistance from National Fund for Calamity
Relief (NFCR) and Calamity Relief Fund (CRF)
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SN
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Items
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Norms for assistance from
NFCR
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1
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Gratuitous Relief:
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(a)
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Ex-Gratia payment to families
of deceased persons
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Rs. 20000 per deceased
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(b)
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Ex-Gratia payment for loss
of a limb or both the eyes
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Rs. 10000
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©
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Relief for the old and
infirm and destitute children
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Rs.5.00 per adult, Rs.3.00
per child per day
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(d)
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Clothing and utensils for
families whose houses have been washed away
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Rs. 250 plus Rs. 250
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2
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Supplementary Nutrition
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Rs. 1.05 per day per head as
per ICDS norms
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3
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Assistance to Small
Farmers/Marginal Farmers for:
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(a)
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Desilting etc.
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25% and 31-1/3% to small farmers and marginal
farmers respectively on the basis of LDB/ NABARD / any relevant State
Agency’s norms/pattern subject to a ceiling of Rs. 2500 per hectare.
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(b)
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Removal of debris in hill
areas, and
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©
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Desilting/Restoration/Repair
of fish farms
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(d)
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Agriculture input subsidy
(for agricultural crops, horticultural crops and plantation crops)
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Rs. 500 per hectare
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(e)
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Loss of substantial portion
of land caused by landslides
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Rs. 5000 per family
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4
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Employment Generation:
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(Only to meet additional
requirements after taking into account funds available under Plan Schemes
viz. JRY, IJRY, EAS etc.
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As per JRY norms
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5
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Animal Husbandry:
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Assistance to Small and Marginal
Farmers/Agricultural labourers:
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(a)
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For replacement of bullocks,
milch animals, draught animals, sheep, goats and pigs
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As per IRDP pattern subject
to ceilings of 1/4th and 1/3rd as subsidy on the cost
followed by NABARD
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(b)
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For provision of fodder,
veterinary care and fodder concentrate.
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Per day per Animal:
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Large animals – Rs. 8.0
Small animals- Rs. 4.00
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6
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Assistance to Fisherman
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(a)
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For repair/replacement of boats, nets and other
equipment damaged or lost:
-Boat
-Dugout-Canoe
-Catamaran
-Nets
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25% subsidy will be provided subject to ceiling on
subsidy per family as per IRDP pattern. The cost of boats will also be
determined with reference to approved cost under IRD programme.
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(b)
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Input subsidy for fish seed
farm
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Rs. 500 per hectare
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7
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Assistance to artisans in
handicraft sector by way of subsidy for repair/ replacement of damaged
equipments:
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(a)
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Traditional Crafts:
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(i)
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For damaged equipment
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Rs. 500 per person
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(ii)
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For raw material
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Rs. 625 per person
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(b)
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For Handloom Weavers :
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(i)
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Repair/ replacement of loom
equipment and accessories
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Rs. 500 per loom
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(ii)
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Purchase of yarn and other
material
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Rs. 500 per loom
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8
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Assistance for repair/
restoration of damaged houses:
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(a)
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Fully damaged house
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(i)Relocation
and construction-Rs. 4000
(ii) Construction- Rs. 2000
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(b)
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Partially damaged house
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Repairs- Rs. 800
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9
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Emergency supply of drinking
water (Only for meeting requirements additional to ongoing Plan Schemes viz.
ARWSP)
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To be approved by State
Level Committee (Amended vide letter No. 1-12/95-NDM, dated 27-30/5/1997)
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10
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Procurement, storage and
movement of fodder
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-do-
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11
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Movement of useful cattle to
other areas
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-do-
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12
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Provision of medicines,
disinfectants, insecticides for prevention of outbreak of equipments
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-do-
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13
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Additional nutrient to
animal feed to prevent malnutrition
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-do-
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14
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Medical care for cattle and
poultry against epidemics
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-do-
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15
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Evacuation of people
affected / likely to be affected
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-do-
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16
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Provision for temporary
accommodation, food, clothing, medical care etc of people affected/ evacuated
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-do-
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17
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Air dropping of food and
medicines
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-do-
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18
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Restoration to pre calamity
level of damaged public works viz. roads, buildings, irrigation and flood
control works, drainage works, school buildings, public health centres,
hospital buildings, electricity installations etc
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-do-
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19
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Replacement of damage
medical equipment and lost medicines of Govt hospitals/ health centres
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-do-
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20
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Operational cost of
Ambulance Service, Mobile Medical Teams, temporary dispensaries, field
sanitary engineering devices, essential medicines and medical equipments
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-do-
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21
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Cost of clearance of debris
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-do-
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22
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Cost of search and rescue
measures
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-do-
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23
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Disposal of dead bodies/
carcases
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-do-
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24
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Post disaster public
education
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-do-
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25
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Cost of seed reserve built
up by State Seed Corporation for contingency planning
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-do-
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26
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Improvement to the flood
control amenities as a preparatory measures
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-do-
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No.3-9/2000-NDM
Government of
India
Ministry of
Agriculture
Department of
Agriculture and Cooperation
KRISHI BHAWAN ,
Dr. RAJINDERA PRASAD ROAD, New Delhi
Dated 16.1.2001-07-09
To
The Chief Secretaries of all States
Relief Commissioners(All states)
Sub: Items of Expenditure and Norms of
Assistance both under calamity Relief Fund (CRF) and National Calamity
Contingency fund (NCCF) minutes of the meeting of the Expert Committee.
Sir
I
am directed to say t6hat in accordance with the recommendations of the
elevenths Finance Commission (EFC)and National Calamity Contingency Fund
(NCCF). A copy of the composition of the Committee was circulated vide O.M. No.
3-9/2000-NDMdated 1st November, 2000 is enclosed.
2. The Expert Committee held its meeting
at 10.30AM on 1/12/2000 under the chairmanship of Sh S K Purkay7astha,
Additional Secrterary7 and Central Relief Commissioner in Krishi Bhawan, New
Delhi, The minutes of the aforesaid meeting including the recommendations of
the Expert Committee regarding items of expenditure and norm of assistance both
under CRF and NCCF are enclosed. It is requested that the State Governments may
kindly send their comments/suggestions, if and latest by 31st
January, 2001.
3. In accordance with the recommendations
of the EFC , State specific list of items of expenditure and norms of
assistance is also required to be drain up. The State Governments are,
therefore, requested to also make available the State specific list duly
approved by the State Level Committee latest by 31st January, 2001
to enable this Department to finalize and draw up the State specific list of
items of expenditure and norms of assistance not cover under the general
recommendations or otherwise.
(S.K.Swami)
Director(NDM)
Department of Agriculture
& Cooperation
NDM
Division
Minutes of the meeting of the Committee of Experts
constituted to review list of items approved for incurring expenditure from the
Calamity Relief Fund (CRF) and NCCF held on 1/12/2000.
A meeting of the Committee of
Experts constituted to review the list of items approved for incurring
expenditure from the Calamity Relief Fund (CRF) was held under the Chairmanship
of Central Relief Commissioner and Additional Secretary (P) in Committee Room
No. 142, Krishi Bhawan, New Delhi at 10.30 AM on 1/12/2000.
2. The list of participants is at
annexure.
3. Welcoming the participants, AS(P)
informed that he had taken over as Central Relief Commissioner and requested
the participants to introduce themselves. Thereafter a brief background for
which the meeting was held was explained. It was informed that the Calamity
Relief Fund (CRF) was constituted on the recommendations of the Ninth Finance
Commission (NFC) and was continued by
the Tenth Finance Commission (TFC). The Eleventh Finance Commission (EFC) has
also recommended to continue the CRF with some modifications. A committee of
Experts was earlier set up on the recommendations of the TFC to review the
existing norms. The committee had drawn up the revised items of expenditure
under CRF and items and norms of assistance under the then National Fund for
Calamity Relief (NFCR). The states were requested to give their comments on the
revised norms. However, in the meanwhile recommendation of the EFC has been
received and accepted by the Government.
4. AS(P) informed that the EFC had also
recommended the setting up of a Committee of Experts by the Ministry of
Agriculture for finalisation of items of expenditure for incurring expenditure
from CRF. A Committee of Experts had, thus, been constituted on 1/11/2000 and
was meeting today to review the items of expenditure including the State
specific list of items of expenditure. He also informed that in place of
NFCR a new mechanism under NCCF will be
in place for additional central assistance for calamities of severed nature.
5. Item wise review of list of items of expenditure
drawn up by the last Committee of Experts was then taken up by the Committee.
After detailed discussions, it was agreed as under:
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(i) Item 5 (a)
may be amended as under:
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Existing
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Revised
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For
replacement of bullocks, milch animals
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(a) For
replacement of draught animals, milch animals or animals for haulage or for
livelihood
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(ii) Item 5(c
) may be amended as under:
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To be assessed
by Central Team
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To be assessed
by NCCM
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(iii) Item
5(d) may be amended as under:
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To be assessed
by the Central Team for NFCR/by State Level Committee for CRF
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To be assessed
by the NCCM for NFCR/by State Level Committee for CRF
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(iv) Item 10
may be amended as under :
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Provision of
medicines, disinfectants, insecticides and for prevention of outbreak of
epidemics
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Provision of
medicines, disinfectants, insecticides and for prevention of outbreak of
epidemics
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(v) Item 15
may be amended as under:
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Air dropping
of food and medicines
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Air dropping
of essential supplies
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(vi) Item 16
may be amended as under:
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Restoration to
pre calamity level of damaged drinking water supply works in rural areas,
community owned social structure, village school etc.
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Restoration of
drinking water supply systems in rural areas.
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(vii) Item 16
(a) may be amended as under:
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Nil
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Restrocation
of communication links for facilitating relief operations and community owned
social structures/village schools etc.
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(viii) Item 20 may be amended as under:
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Draining off
flood water in the urban areas
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Draining off
flood water in the urban areas
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(ix) As regard
items 23, 24 reproduced below, the Ministry of Finance was requested to give
their concurrence for incurring expenditure from CRF on these two items :
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Item No. 23
: Pre and post disaster public education – from CRF only.
Item No. 24:
Preparation/updation of relief manuals and codes and disaster
mitigation/preparedness action plan- From CRF only
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Training to
core multidisciplinary groups of the State Officers drawn from different
cadres-expenditure to be met from CRF.
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6. As regards State specific list of items
and norms of expenditure, it was decided that the same would be sent by the
State after due approval by the State Level Committee to the Department of
Agriculture & Cooperation, Government of India for finalising separate
norms/guidelines.
7. In view of the discussion above, a
revised list of items and norms of expenditure permissible both under CRF and
NCCF is enclosed.
8. The meeting ended with a vote of thanks
to the Chair.
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Annexure
List of
participants who attended the meeting of the Committee of Experts constituted
to review of list of items approved for incurring expenditure from the Calamity
Relief Fund (CRF) held on 1/12/2000.
1. Sh
SK Purkayastha, Central Relief Commissioner and Addl Secretary DAC
2. Sh
Govindan Nair, Joint Secretary DAc
3. Sh
SK Swami Director (NDM) DAC
4. Dr.
Brij Bhushan, Directorate General of Health Services, Ministry of Heath
5. Sh
RC Devivedi, Relief Commissioner & Secretary (Revenue) Govt. of UP
6. Ms
Asha Swarup, Secretary(Finance & Planning) Govt. of HP
7. Sh
Laljit Singha, commissioner(Revenue)Govt of HP
8. Sh
Manohar Lal, Resident Commissioner, Govt of Rajasthan
9. Sh
VP Ahuja, SRO Planning Commission
10. Sh
VK Pipersenia, Resident Commissioner, Assam
11. Ms
Sheela Prasad, Director, Ministry of Finance
12. Ms Valsala Kutty, Director, Deptt of
Drinking Water Supply, Ministry of Rural Development
13. Sh RK Celly, Chief-BMTPC Ministry of
Urban Development & Poverty Alleviation.
14. Sh Devinder Nath US (NDM)
1/12/2000
- Revised List of items
of expenditure and norms of assistance from
Calamity relief Fund (CRF) and
National Calamity Contingency Fund (NCCF)
recommended by the Expert Committee
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Items
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Norms for assistance from
CRF and NFCR
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1
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Gratuitous Relief:
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(a)
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Ex-Gratia payment to
families of deceased persons
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Rs. 50000 per deceased
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(b)
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Ex-Gratia payment for loss
of a limb or both the eyes
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Rs. 25000 per person (the
Gratuitous relief for loss of limb etc. should be extended only when the
disability is more than 40% and certified by a Govt doctor or doctors from
panel approved by the Govt
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Grievous injury requiring
hospitalisation for more than a week
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Rs. 5000 per person
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(d)
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Relief for the old, infirm
and destitute children
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Rs. 20 per adult, Rs. 10 per
child per day
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(e)
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Clothing and utensils for
families whose house have washed away
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Rs. 500 for clothing and Rs.
500 for utensils per family
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2
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Supplementary Nutrition
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Rs. 1.05 per day per head as
per ICDS norms
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3
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Assistance to Small
Farmers/Marginal Farmers for:
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(a)
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Desilting etc.
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25% and 311/3% to small farmers and
marginal farmers respectively on the basis of LDB/ NABARD / any relevant
State Agency’s norms/pattern subject to a ceiling of Rs. 2500 per hectare.
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(b)
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Removal of debris in hill
areas, and
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Desilting/Restoration/Repair
of fish farms
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(d)
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Agriculture input subsidy
where crop loss was 50% and above
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(I)
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For Agriculture crops, horticultural crops and plantation
crops
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-Rainfed areas Rs. 1000 per
hectare
-Rs. 2500 per hectare in
area with assured irrigation
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(II)
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Perennial crops
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Rs. 4000 per hectare
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(e)
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Loss of substantial portion
of land caused by landslide, avalanche, change of course of rivers
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Rs 10000 per hectare
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4
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Employment Generation:
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(Only to meet additional
requirements after taking into account funds available under Plan Schemes
viz. JRY, IJRY, EAS etc.
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As per Jawahar Gram Smridhi
Yozna norms
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5
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Animal Husbandry:
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Assistance to Small and
Marginal Farmers/Agricultural labourers:
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(a)
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For replacement of bullocks,
milch animals
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As per pattern of subsidy
under Swarnjayanti Gram Swarozgar Yojana for small and marginal farmers
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(b)
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For provision of
fodder/fodder concentrate.
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Large animals – Rs. 12.00
per day
Small animals- Rs. 6.00 per day
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Procurement storage and
movement of fodder
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To be assessed by NCCM
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(d)
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Movement of useful cattle to
other areas
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To be assessed by NCCM for
NCCF/by state Level Committee for CRF
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Level
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Committee for CRF
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6
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Assistance to Fisherman
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(a)
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For repair/replacement of boats, nets and other
equipment damaged or lost:
-Boat
-Dugout-Canoe
-Catamaran
-Nets
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Subsidy will be provided subject to ceiling on
subsidy per family as per SGSY pattern
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The cost of boats will also be determined with
reference to approved cost under SGSY
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(b)
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Input subsidy for fish seed
farm
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Rs. 2000 per hectare
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Assistance to artisans in
handicraft sector by way of subsidy for repair/ replacement of damaged
equipments:
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(a)
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Traditional Crafts:
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(i)
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For damaged equipment
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Rs. 1000 per person
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(ii)
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For raw material
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Rs. 1000 per person
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(b)
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For Handloom Weavers :
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(i)
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Repair/ replacement of loom
equipment and accessories
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Rs. 1000 per loom
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(ii)
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Purchase of yarn and other
material
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Rs. 1000 per loom
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Assistance for repair/
restoration of damaged houses:
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(a)
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Fully damaged house
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(i)
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Pucca House
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Rs 10000 per houses
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(ii)
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Kuchha House
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Rs 6000 per house
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(b)
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Severely damaged house
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(i)
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Pucca House
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Rs 2000 per house
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(ii)
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Kuchha House
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Rs 1200 per house
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Marginally Damaged Houses
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Rs. 800 per house
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9
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Emergency supply of drinking
water
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To be assessed by Central
Team for NFCR / by State Level Committee for CRF
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10
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Emergency medical care of affected
population including provision of medicines, disinfectants, insecticides for
prevention of outbreak of equipments
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-do-
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11
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Medical care for cattle and
poultry against epidemics
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-do-
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12
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Evacuation of people affected
/ likely to be affected
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-do-
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13
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Hiring of boats for carrying
immediate relief & saving life
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-do-
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14
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Provision for temporary
accommodation, food, clothing, medical care etc of people affected/ evacuated
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-do-
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15
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Air dropping of food and
medicines
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-do-
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16
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Restoration of drinking
water supply systems in rural areas
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-do-
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16(a)
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Restoration of communication
links for facilitating relief operations and community owned social
structures/village schools etc.
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-do-
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17
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Replacement of damage
medical equipment and lost medicines of Govt hospitals/ health centres
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-do-
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18
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Operational cost (Of POL
only) for ambulance Services, Mobile Medical Teams, temporary dispensaries.
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-do-
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19
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Cost of clearance of debris
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-do-
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20
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Drainage of flood water in the urban areas
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-do-
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Cost of search and rescue
measures
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-do-
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22
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Disposal of dead bodies/
carcases
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-do-
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Training to core multidisciplinary
groups of the State Officers drawn from different cadres-expenditure to be
met from CRF.
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-do-
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