Rural Housing

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Rural Housing
Ministry of Rural Development
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Aspects being covered

• Features of Indira Awaas Yojana (IAY)
• Proposals for release of 2nd installment
• Financial Physical Performance
• Issues and concerns
• Permanent IAY Waitlist

Ministry of Rural Development
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Salient features of the programme

• Full subsidy scheme shared between Centre and
  State in 7525 ratio
• Allocation to State assigns 7525 weightage to
  housing shortage and poverty ratio
• Allocation to district assigns 7525 weightage to
  housing shortage and SC/ST population
• Unit cost of assistance is Rs. 25000 for plain
  areas and Rs 27500 for hilly areas
• Upto 20 of IAY can be utilised for upgradation
  and / or credit-cum-subsidy scheme
• A maximum of Rs. 50 lakh can be availed by
  districts for natural calamities from 5 IAY
  funds
• Selection through Gram Sabha and is now expected
  to be from Permanent IAY Waitlist

Ministry of Rural Development
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Proposals for release of 2nd installment
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Financial Progress
Year 2006-07
amount in crore
Ministry of Rural Development
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Percentage Expenditure to Available Funds
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Financial Progress
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Physical Progress of IAY
units in lakh
Ministry of Rural Development
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Percentage of Target Achieved
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Physical Progress
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Areas of concern

• As part of Bharat Nirman, 60 lakh houses to be
  built under IAY between 2005-06 and 2008-09
• 15.52 lakh houses were built in 2005-06 and 15.33
  lakh are targeted in 2006-07
• Incomplete houses prior to year 2005-06 to be
  completed
• Sanitary latrine and smokeless chullha in all IAY
  houses
• Avoid delays in utilising 5 IAY funds earmarked
  for calamities
• Urge families to take up credit-cum-subsidy
  scheme
• Mechanism for encouraging appropriate / low cost
  / disaster resistant technology
• Regular submission of Monthly Progress Reports

Ministry of Rural Development
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State-specific concerns

• 7 States are allocated above 75 of total IAY
  funds and thus need to improve physical
  achievements
• WB (56.68), UP(42.72), Assam (37.69), Bihar
  (30.93), Orissa (28.01), Maharashtra (26.85)
  and AP (18.18)
• States that have incomplete houses prior to
  2002-03
• Maharashtra, Goa, Jharkhand, HP, Rajasthan,
  Kerala, Andhra Pradesh
• States constructed less nos. of sanitary latrine
  smokeless chullhas
• Arunachal Pradesh, Bihar, JK, Goa and Nagaland
• States that have not claimed 2nd instalment under
  5 IAY funds of 2004-05
• Arunachal Pradesh, Gujarat, Assam, Tamil Nadu
• States that have submitted MPRs of November
• Chhattisgarh, Gujarat, JK, Karnataka, Punjab,
  UP, Uttaranchal

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Permanent IAY List

• All States/UTs are required to prepare permanent
  IAY waitlists of beneficiaries for every gram
  panchayat
• These lists should be based on the BPL Census
  2002
• Separate lists should be prepared for SC/ST and
  non-SC/ST beneficiaries
• Waitlists are to be painted on the walls of every
  Gram Panchayat
• The lists are also to be posted on the district
  website and brought out as booklets
• Objective of waitlists is to ensure transparency
  in beneficiary selection process.

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Permanent IAY List (Contd.)

• States that are nearing completion
• Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra, Gujarat, Tripura, MP,
  Chhattisgarh,Uttaranchal, UP, Punjab, Rajasthan,
  Karnataka, Arunachal Pradesh, Bihar, Sikkim UT
  of Lakshadweep
• States that have taken a different stand
• AP, Kerala, Orissa, Goa and WB
• States that are lagging behind
• Assam, Jharkhand, Haryana and HP

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