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Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan, State Mission Authority
Nagaland
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Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan, State Mission Authority
Nagaland
MANUAL - I : Particulars of the Organization, Functions and Duties
Background :The Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan,State Mission Authority, Nagaland is a registered and autonomous society framed as per the guideline of the Ministry of Human Resource Development and registered vide No. H/RS-668 Date 5-6-2006.
Mission Statement : "Read all, Progress all”.
OBJECTIVE
· Work towards effective decentralization down to the school level;
· Create Community ownership for Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan through mass campaign approach;
· Facilitate genuine decentralized planning and implementation from the village/habitation/urban slum/hamlet level by building flexibility in programme components;
· Promote and support state specific initiatives;
· Established a system of sustainable financing of education programmes;
· Promote cost effective approaches involving the local community;
· Encourage transparency and social audit through community base monitoring;
· Encourage institutional reforms in states to make management of education more functional;
· Promote teachers motivation by better management of teacher cadres and effective strategies for training;
· Pursue holistic and convergent approaches with centrality of the local community;
· Build partnerships with programmes of literacy, libraries pre school education, nutrition, sports, women’s empowerment, etc
· Priority to focused initiatives for girls ‘education.
· Support for context specific incentives for children belonging to scheduled castes, scheduled tribes, girls and children from household below the poverty line;
· Mainstream education of differently able children;
· Make education relevant to life by promoting life skills;
The Targets
o All children in school, education guarantee center,’ Back to School’ camp by 2003;(later amended to 2005);
o All children complete five years of schooling by 2007;
o All children complete eight years of schooling by 2010;
o Quality elementary education for all by 2010;
Functions : To implement, supervise and Monitoring the programme as per the norms and guidelines issued by the Government of India and Government of Nagaland from time to time .
Address : Kiju Kharu Below New Secretariat Thizama Road Kohima : 797003
E-mail : www.spdnagaland@yahooo.com
Office timings:
Summer: 9.30 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Winter : 9 a.m. to 3.30 p.m.
1. General Body
i. To create duly empowered administrative mechanisms, through such participation as may be deemed necessary of various departments and autonomous agencies of the Central and State Govts., for the achievement of the objects of the Mission.
ii. To establish for the implementation of Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan , administrative arrangements at Divisional, District, Sub-Divisional, Block and Village levels, and to delegate to them necessary powers to enable them to discharge their responsibilities.
iii. To create academic, technical, administrative, managerial and other responsibilities in the Mission by converging existing posts in the education sector.
iv. To make rules for conduct of the affairs of the Mission and to amend, vary or rescind them from time to time, in consultation with the State and central Government.
v. To accept grant of money, security or property of any kind and to undertake and accept the management of any endowment, trust, fund or donation nor inconsistent with the objectives of the Mission.
vi. To purchase, hire, take on lease, exchange or otherwise acquire property, movable or immovable and to construct, alter and maintain any building or buildings as may be necessary for carrying out the objects of the Mission.
vii. To delegate to the Executive Committee to any of the Officers and authorities of the Mission (as defined in Rules 19&20) such powers and impose such duties as it deems proper.
viii. To consider annual report prepared by the Executive Committee.
ix. To undertake all such activities and to take all such actions as may appear necessary or incidental for achievement of the objects of the Mission.
2. Executive Committee
i. Exercise all administrative, financial and academic powers including powers to rationalize posts of all description the education sector.
ii. Control the management of all the affairs and funds of the mission.
iii. Have powers and responsibilities in respect of the following:
a. To frame Regulations in consultation with the State Government.
b. To frame Bye-laws for the conduct of activities of the Mission in furthering its objects.
iv. Have power to enter into agreements with other public or private organizations or individuals for furtherance of its objects.
v. Have powers to secure and accept endowments, grant-in-aid, donations or gifts to the Mission on mutually agreed terms and conditions, provided that conditions of such grant-in-aids, donations or gifts shall be inconsistent with the objects of the Mission or with the provision of these Rules.
vi. Have power to take over and acquire, by purchase, gift or otherwise from Govt. and other public bodies, from private individuals, movable and Immovable properties or other funds together with any attendant obligation and engagements, not inconsistent with the objects of the Mission provision of the Rules.
vii. Have power to undertake or contact for construction of building required for use of the Mission and to acquire stores and services required for the discharge if the function of the mission.
vii. Have, subject to the provision of the Article 4 of the Memorandum of Association, power to sell or lease any moveable and immovable property of the Mission, provided, however, that no assets of the Mission created out of Government. Grants shall, without prior approval of the Government, be disposed of, encumbered or utilized for post other than those for which the grant was sanction.
viii. Have power to constitute standing or adhoc committee or task force or groups etc. For various areas of Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan and decided in regard to their membership, power and functions.
ix. Have the power, to appoint Advisory Board or other special Committee as for such purpose and with such power, as the Executive Committee may think fit, and to dissolve any such Committee or Board.
x. Have the power to delegate to the Chairman, vice-Chairman State Project Director, or may of its members and or to a committee or group or any officer of the Mission such administrative, financial and academy powers and impose such duties as it deems proper and also prescribe limitation within which the powers and duties shall be exercise or discharged.
3. State Project Office
i. Perform all duties for the successful implementation of the programme to achieve the aims & Objective and Target.
ii. To facilitate the GOI and State in implementing the programme.
iii. Perform all activities empowered and directed by Governing Body and Executive Committee.
iv. Execute, Monitor & Supervise all work as per the SSA norm.
v. Liaise with the Government of India, State Government, NGO’s etc.
vi. Liaise with the field functionaries and review the activities of the DMA/EBRC/VEC to appraise the Government of India, State Government, Governing Body, Executive Committee and other convergent department.
vii. Appraise the Annual Work Plan and Budget prepared by the DMA for submission to EC for approval for onward submission to GOI.
viii. Receive the Grant on behalf of the organistation from GOI, State, DoNER etc.
ix. Release fund to the District, EBRC, VEC, NGO’s, Committee set up by the organization etc.
x. To undertake Research and Study on the recommendation of the Expert Committee constituted by Executive Committee.
xi. Engage manpower on the approval of EC.
xii. Undertake all work entrusted by GOI and State.
xiii. Timely review the activities of the DMA.
4.
District Mission Authority
i. To co ordinate with SMA in achieving the objective and goal.
ii. Execute the work as per the norms of SSA and instruction from the SMA from time to time.
iii. To suggest any suggestion for the betterment of programme.
iv. To monitor and inspect the activities undertaken by EBRC and VEC and report to SMA
v. To approved Annual Work Plan & Budget annually prepared by DPO and submit to SMA
5. District Project Office
i. To execute all work for the success of the programme and as directed by SMA and DMA.
ii. To facilitate the DMA about the activities of the programme.
iii. To receive fund from the SMA on behalf of DMA and release to EBRC/ VEC and others as directed by SMA.
iv. To prepared Annual Work Plan and Budget annually and submit to DMA for approval for submission to SMA.
v. To monitor and inspect the work undertaken by EBRC/VECs and others for onward submission to SMAs.
vi. To collect and compiled data on District Information System for Education and submit to SMA annually.
6. Educational Block Resource Centre
i. To execute the works directed by SMA and DMA.
ii. To impart training to the teachers
iii. To monitor and supervise the school
iv. To receive and utilize the fund as per the norms.
7. Village Education Committee.
i. To execute all work as per ‘The Nagaland Communitisation of Elementary Education Institutions and Service Rules, 2002 passed by and Act of Legislature on March 2002.
ii. To execute the activities as per SSA norms.
iii. Submit report as and when required by DMAs and EBRC
iv. To undertake all activities as directed by SMA/ DMA/ EBRC.
v. To receive fund from DMA’s.
vi. To have regular meeting for improvement for Elementary Education and also for utilization of fund.
vii. To maintained record as prescribed by SMA and DMA from time to time.
MANUAL- II.
8. Duties allotted to each official.
Name
Designation
Duties allotted
Smti Angau I Thou
Mission Director
All activities of SSA
Dr. Zase Chusi
Addl. Project Director
All activities of SSA
Shri Tsuren M Odyuo
Finance Controller
Financial part of SSA
Shri Chiratho
Dy .Project Director
Administration & Establishment
A. Faculty
Shri Khukiye Awomi
Research Associate
Alternative Schooling/Education Guarantee Scheme/remedial Teaching and in charge of DMA Zunheboto.
Shri Tali Jamir
Research Associate
Distance Education, IED and in charge of DMA Mokokchung
Smti. Amenla Pongener
Research Associate
Computer Education and in charge of DMA Wokha
Shri S. Bongyong
Research Associate
Civil Work and in charge of DMA Mon
Smti Chunglio
Research Associate
Girl Education/ECCE and in charge of DMA Tuensang.
Shri Ediwe Kapfo
Research Associate
Planning and co ordination and in charge of DMA Phek.
Er. Visalhoulie
Asst. Engineer
Technical in charge for civil work.
B. Accounts and Administration
Shri Nuchuyi
Section in charge
Accounts.
Shri Imli Aier
Accountant
Finance and Auditing
Smti Tizenle
Office Assistant
Establishment
Smti Lithonglo Yanthan
P.A. to Mission Director
Smti. Azole Naro
P.A. to State Project Director.
Smti.N.Nyengching
Office Attendant
Shri Moaba Ao
Office Attendant
C. EMIS
Shri Akum Aier
Programmer
In charge of EMIS
Smti. Ketoulhounuo Briget
Asstt. Programmer
Assistant in EMIS
Shri Paul
Asstt. Programmer
Assistant in EMIS
Smti Kevilekhonuo
Data Entry Operator
Data Entry
Smti Ketoulhoubeinuo Kire
Data Entry Operator
Data Entry
MANUAL - III
: The procedure followed in decision making process Including channels of supervision and accountability.
Activity
Description
Decision making process
Designation of final decision authority
Goal setting and Planning
Annual Work Plan and Budget in all intervention under SSA
Consultation with the field functionaries through field survey.
Governing Body headed by Chief Minister Ex officio President,
Executive Committee headed by Chief Secretary Ex officio Chairman,
Ministry of Human Resource Development GOI
Budgeting and Planning
Annual Work Plan and Budget
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-do-
Recruitment /Hiring
Hiring of vehicle and engagement of manpower
Mission Director
Mission Director
Implementation of programme
As per norm and approved outlay by Government of India
Mission Director in the SPO office and District Education Office in the DPO office.
Chief Secretary and Ex officio Chairman EC and deputy Commissioner and Ex Officio Chairman in the DMA
Utilization of fund
As per norm and approved outlay by Government of India
Mission Director in the SPO office and District Education Office in the DPO office.
Chief Secretary and Ex officio Chairman EC and deputy Commissioner and Ex Officio Chairman in the DMA
Monitoring and Evaluation
All intervention
- Field visit.
- Review the activities by calling meeting.
- Group discussion.
- Undertake survey and study.
- Sensitize the implementing agency. Conduct Seminar.
Mission Director
Gathering of feedback from public
- Through representation.
- Inspection.
- Field visit.
- News clipping.
- Through news from the newspaper.
Submission of representation to SPO/DPO office
Mission Director/District Education Officer.
Undertaking improvement
- Monthly review meeting with the field functionaries.
- Issues instruction.
Mission Director
Mission Director
MANUAL - IV:
Norms set for the discharge of functions.
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Function/Service
Norms/Standards of Performance set
Time frame
Reference document
I. Accounts
1
Proposal to Government of India and State Government for release of fund.
As per the approved Annual Plan Outlay
As per the Calendar prescribed by GOI
Minutes of the Project Approval Board
2.
Release of fund to the District/EBRC/NGO’s
As per the approved Annual Plan Outlay
As per the Calendar prescribed by GOI
Minutes of the Project Approval Board
3.
Chartered Accountant Audit
Norms laid in the Financial Manual & Procurement issued by Government of India
Annually
Norms laid in the Financial Manual & Procurement issued by Government of India
4.
Internal Audit
Norms laid in the Financial Manual & Procurement issued by Government of India
Annually
Financial Manual & Procurement issued by Government of India
5.
Accountant General Audit
Norms laid in the Financial Manual & Procurement issued by Government of India
As and when required
Financial Manual & Procurement issued by Government of India
II. Intervention
1
Civil Work
As prescribed by the State Mission Authority
As prescribed by the State Mission Authority
Instruction and module issued by SMA
2
Alternative Schooling
As prescribed by the State Mission Authority
Annually
Instruction and module issued by SMA
3
EGS Centre
As prescribed by the State Mission Authority
Annually
Instruction and module issued by SMA
4
Innovative Activities
As prescribed by the State Mission Authority
Annually
Instruction and module issued by SMA
5
Computer Education
As prescribed by the State Mission Authority
Annually
Instruction and module issued by SMA
6
Annual Recurring Grant
As per Annual Outlay
Annually
Instruction and module issued by SMA
MANUAL - V:
Rules, Regulation, Instruction, Manual and Records for discharging function.
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Description
Gist of contents
Price of the publication if priced.
Memorandum
1.
Rules and Regulation
Memorendun of Association of Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan,State Mission Authority,Nagaland and Rules.
Unpriced
2.
Instruction
By way of giving instruction to District, EBRC,VEC and NGO’s
Unpriced
3.
Manual
1.Framework for implementation of SSA programme
2. Manual on Planning of SSA
3. Financial Manual and Procurement for SSA issued by Government of India
Free distribution
4.
Records
General Records
5.
Publication
Time to time publication of posters, pamphlet, yearly annual report of SSA.
Free distribution
MANUAL -VI:
Categories of documents held by the public authority under its control.
Sl.No
Category of documents
Title of the document
Designation and address of the custodian (held by /under the control of whom.
1
CD based publication
Untitled
With the concerned assign official.
2
Research Manual
-do-
-do-
3
Teachers Training Module for 20 days training.
-do-
-do-
4
Photograph
-do-
-do-
5
Newspaper clipping
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-do-
6
Handbook on commoditization of elementary education.
-do-
-do-
MANUAL- VII.
Arrangement for Consultation with, or Representation by, the Members of the public in relation to the formulation of policy or implementation thereof.
Sl.No
Function/Service
Arrangement for consultation with or representation of public in relation with policy formulation.
Arrangement for consultation with or representation of public in relation with policy implementation.
1
Annual Work Plan and Budget
SPO and DPO office
Mission Director
2
Cal Programme
Concerned Research Associate
Mission Director
3
All information with regards to utilization of funds in different interventions
Concerned Research Associate
Mission Director
4
Inclusive education for Children with special needs
Concerned Research Associate
Mission Director
5
Alternative Education
Concerned Research Associate
Mission Director
6
Education Gaurantee Scheme
Concerned Research Associate
Mission Director
7
Civil work
Concerned Junior Enginer/Research Associate
Mission Director
8
Teachers Training
Research Associate
Mission Director
9
Remedial Teaching
Research Associate
Mission Director
10
Release of advertisement and publicity
Research Associate
Mission Director
11
Statistic of programme and DISE.
System Analyst and Asst.Programmer.
Mission Director
MANUAL - VIII :
A statement of boards, council, committees and other bodies constituted as its part or for the purpose of its advice, and as to whether of those boards, councils, committees and other bodies are open to the public, or the minutes of such meetings are accessible for public.
The mission shall consist of a General Body and Executive Committee the composition of the committee are follows:
I. General Body :
Category Designation
President: Chief Minister
Vice-President: Minister, School Education
Ex-Officio members:
Sl.
Designation
Tenure
1.
Chief Secretary
By designation
2.
Finance Commissioner
By designation
3.
Principal Secy. (School Education)
By designation
4.
Development Commissioner
By designation
5.
Commissioner & Secy (Panchayat & RD)
By designation
6.
Secretary (SS&W)
By designation
7.
Secretary (Health & Family Welfare)
By designation
8.
Addl. Director (Public Relation)
By designation
9.
Director, School Education
By designation
10
Director SCERT
By designation
Nominated Members:
Representative of the following categories to be nominated by the State govt. for their significant contribution in their respective fields:
1.
Pre-primary and primary school teacher and NFE personnal
3 (at least 1 to be women)
2.
Elementary Teacher Educator
1
3.
Educationists
2 (at least 1 to be a specialist in pre-primary/Elementary education
4.
Voluntary Agencies
2 (at least 1 to be a woman)
5.
Person who have distinguished themselves in the area of education for ST, SC & Disabled children.
2
6.
Women working in the area of Women education & development
2
7.
Social Workers
1
8.
Literary figures & Artists
1
Three representative of the Central Govt. to be nominated by the Ministry of HRD, Department of Education.
Representative of following categories to be nominated by the Central Govt.
1.
Educationist known for their experience and interest in basic education
3
2.
Persons from Voluntary Agencies who have distinguished themselves in the area of education of ST, SC & Disabled children (one from each area)
3.
Women who have distinguished themselves in the area of basic education
2
E. Director, NCERT, or his nominee.
F. Director, NIEPA, or his nominee
G. Two persons to be nominated by the Chairman, Executive Committee, from amongst the Chairman and CEO of Districts.
H. Member Secretary - State Project Director
B. Executive Committee.
1
Chairman
Chief Secretary
2
Vice-Chairman
Principal Secretary(School Education)
3
Members
Finance Commissioner
Development Commissioner
Secretary (Rural Development)
Secretary (Social Welfare)
Secretary Power
Secretary PHE
Director, School Education
Director, SCERT
4
Nominee of Chairman at least one of the 3 is a women
5
Representative of Central Govt. to be nominated by MHRD DOE-3nos
6
Central Govt. nominee
7
Nominee of Chairman
8
Member Secretary
State Project Director
The committee shall meet at least once in every quarter.
MANUAL -IX:
A directory of its officers and employees.
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MANUAL - X:
The monthly remuneration received by each of its officers and employees including the system of
compensation as provided in regulations.
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MANUAL-XI:
The budget allocated to each agency, Indicating the particulars of all plans, proposed expenditures and reports on disbursement made.
(Rs in lakhs)
AWP&B 2009-10
Fund received
6237.02
Opening balance
GOI
State
DoNER
Interest and others
Total
expenditure
Closing balance
499.83
4913.00
654.40
0.00
19.46
6086.69
5439.51
647.18
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Interventions
PAB Approved
Achievements
1
Teachers’ Salary
270.84
0.00
2
Block Resource Centre
392.78
216.89
3
Civil work
2180.3
2082.04
4
Education Guarantee Scheme/Alternative & Innovative Education
1114.17
1098.98
5
Remedial Teaching
35.59
28.21
6
Free Text Book
192.22
7
Innovative activities
1235.36
888.79
8
Children with Special Needs
44.06
43.88
9
Maintenance Grants
145.35
145.35
10
Management & MIS
349.5
349.75
11
Research & Evalaution
25.19
24.54
12
School Grants
106.24
106.24
13
Teacher Grant
64.64
64.64
14
TLE
50
39.93
15
Teacher Training
121.08
106.99
16
Community Mobilisation
5.2
5.20
17
KGBV
96.94
45.84
Total
6237.24
5439.49
MANUAL-XII:
The manner of execution of Subsidy Programme.
No subsidy is granted to any individual/organization /Agency /Association etc under SSA.
MANUAL - XIII :
Particulars of recipients of concession permits or authorizations granted by it.
All beneficiaries under SSA are school and student studying in Government schools up to class 8. Hence no information can be provided in respect of the institution.
MANUAL - XIV:
Information available in electronic format:
Sl. no.
Electronic Format
Content or title
Designation and address of the custodian of information
1.
Floppies
Untitled information of all SSA activities.
Assigned sectoral officer in SPO
2.
CDs
Untitled information of all SSA activities.
Assigned sectoral officer in SPO
3.
Photograph
Photo of events
Assigned sectoral officer in SPO
4.
Publication
Untitled
Assigned sectoral officer in SPO
MANUAL - XV:
Particulars of the facilities available to citizens for Obtaining information.
Facility
Description
Details of information made available.
Notice Board
White Board 6’4’
Notice, Office order, details programme.
Newspaper
All local dailies and two national paper
Research Associate in charge of Communication SPO office.
E-mail address
www.spdnagaland@yahoo.com
Every official communication between GOI and District etc.
Others facilities
Notice on Training/meeting/ Seminar is displayed inside the SPO office.
Maintained by sectoral officer.
MANUAL - XVI :
The names, designations and other particulars of the Public Information Officers.
1. Administration level.
1. Appellate Authority
Shri Mhathung Kithan
Commissioner & Secretary to the Government of Nagaland, Department of School Education.
(o) 0370 2270018
2. Public Information Officer
Bendangkokba
Addl. Secretary to the Government of Nagaland, Department of School Education.
2. State Project Office
1. Appellate Authority
Angau I. Thou
Mission Director (SSA) Ph- 0370 2260796 (O) 9436014333
2. Public Information Officer
Dr. Zase Chusi
Addl. Project Director
9436615187
3. District Mission Authority, Appellate Authority
Sl.No
Name
District
Position in DMA Office
1
Smti Asono Ndang
Dimapur
District Education Officer Cum District Project Coordinator Mobile No.9436018215
2
Shri Zaveyi Nyekha
Kohima
District Education Officer Cum District Project Coordinator M No. 9774350287
3
Lanu Temjen
Mokokchung
District Education Officer Cum District Project Coordinator Ph - 0369 2226478(O) 9436006310
4
Vikiho
Mon
District Education Officer Cum District Project Coordinator 9436003954
5
Kewechelo
Phek
District Education Officer Cum District Project Coordinator M No 9436062430
6
Tohoshe Sumi
Tuensang
District Education Officer Cum District Project Coordinator 9436008884
7
Rokomo
Wokha
District Education Officer Cum District Project Coordinator M No 9436003872
8
Ghuzui
Zunheboto
District Education Officer Cum District Coordinator
9436825067
9
Shahoto
Kiphire
Deputy Inspector of Schools, Cum District Coordinator M.No 9436816604
10
Apeuna Iheilung
Peren
Deputy Inspector of Schools,Cum District Project Coordinator M.No 9436018141
11
Odimatsung Ao
Longleng
Deputy Inspector of Schools, cum District Project Coordinator. M. No. 9402695193
4. Public Information Officer of District Mission Authority.
Sl.No
Name
District
Position in DMA Office
1
Freda Angami
Dimapur
Asstt. District Coordinator (SSA) 9436266416
2
Theyievilie
Kohima
Asstt. District Coordinator (SSA) 9436434138
3
Chubanungsang
Mokokchung
Asstt. District Coordinator (SSA) 9436016475
4
Augustine
Mon
Asstt. District Coordinator (SSA) 9436074805
5
Vekhozo ( In Charge)
Phek
Asstt. District Coordinator (SSA) 9436063899
6
Tialemba
Tuensang
Asstt. District Coordinator (SSA) 9612375480
7
Pettern Yanthan
Wokha
Asstt. District Coordinator (SSA) 9612796568
8
Huqheto Chishi
Zunheboto
Asstt. District Coordinator (SSA) 9436438850
9
Keridong
Kiphire
Asstt. District Coordinator (SSA) 9436203962
10
Bamsi
Peren
Asstt. District Coordinator (SSA) 9436604278
11
Henty Phom
Longleng
Asstt. District Coordinator (SSA) 9436606927
MANUAL - XVII :
Such other information as may be prescribed and thereafter updated every year.
A. Related to seeking information:
* Any citizen can request for information.
* The request for information can be made in writing or
through electronic means.
* The requester can address his request to the PIO or APIO.
* A request for obtaining information under sub-section (1) of section 6 shall be accompanied by an application fee of rupees ten.
* For providing information the fee shall be charged a shown below:
(a) rupees two for each page (created or copied).
(b) actual cost or price for samples or models.
(c) rupees fifty for diskette or floppy.