G.O.Ms.No.50, Human Development: Bridging Inequalities Project, 2017
The Planning, Development and Special Initiatives (SP.2) Department issued G.O.Ms.No.50 dated 21 July 2017, sanctioning Rs.30 lakhs from the State component for State and District Human Development Reports and related activities during 2017-18. It is a government funding approval for human development reporting, advocacy, research and project management, and does not change land ownership, registration or property rights.
What the document does
The Planning, Development and Special Initiatives (SP.2) Department issued G.O.Ms.No.50 dated 21 July 2017 under the Human Development: Bridging Inequalities Project. It accepts the State Planning Commission Member Secretary's proposal and sanctions Rs.30 lakhs from the State component for spillover activities relating to State and District Human Development Reports during 2017-18.
The funding continues work supported by earlier government sanctions for preparing human development reports and conducting related activities. The source records earlier State and United Nations Development Programme and Union Planning Commission components, but the Rs.30 lakhs approved by G.O.Ms.No.50 is from the State component.
Activities covered
The Rs.30 lakhs requirement covers the following activities:
- Preparation and printing of District Human Development Reports for all districts.
- Preparation of executive summaries of District Human Development Reports in the regional language.
- Printing of executive summaries for all districts.
- Dissemination of the State Human Development Report.
- Project management expenses.
- A research study on the health, education and livelihood status of tribal communities in seven districts.
The listed State component includes Rs.10 lakhs for District Human Development Report printing costs, Rs.5 lakhs for project management expenses and Rs.3 lakhs connected with the tribal status research study. The table also assigns funding to human development advocacy activities and gives a total requirement of Rs.30 lakhs.
Financial administration
G.O.Ms.No.50 authorises the Member Secretary of the State Planning Commission to draw and disburse the sanctioned amount while additional funds are being provided in the revised financial arrangements for 2017-18. The expenditure must be brought to the Legislature's notice through specific inclusion in the Supplementary Estimates for 2017-18 and included in the relevant budget proposal to the Finance Department.
The approval was issued with the concurrence of the Finance Department.
Who is affected
G.O.Ms.No.50 primarily concerns the State Planning Commission, government finance and accounts authorities, and organisations involved in preparing, printing, researching or distributing human development reports. The source contains no provision affecting land classification, title, ownership, sale, registration, planning permission or other property rights in Tamil Nadu.
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Common questions
Does G.O.Ms.No.50 affect my land ownership or property registration?
No property or land measure appears in the document. It sanctions funding for human development reports and related activities.
How much funding was sanctioned for 2017-18?
The Planning, Development and Special Initiatives (SP.2) Department sanctioned Rs.30 lakhs from the State component.
What work can the sanctioned money support?
It supports District Human Development Report preparation and printing, regional language executive summaries, dissemination of the State report, project management and research on tribal health, education and livelihood in seven districts.
Who can draw and disburse the sanctioned amount?
The Member Secretary of the State Planning Commission is authorised to draw and disburse the Rs.30 lakhs pending provision of additional funds.
