IEIC team assesses VB-G RAM G scheme implementation in Belagavi district
Field assessment of VB-G RAM G scheme in Belagavi district examines wage systems, employment processes, and digital tools used for rural work programs.
A three-member team from the Inclusion Economics India Centre (IEIC), New Delhi, conducted a field assessment in Hukkeri taluk of Belagavi district to evaluate the functioning of the VB-G RAM G scheme.
Field visit and stakeholder consultations
Jennifer Allard, Sanjuli Gupta, and Satish Barjacharya visited the site where 'Continuous Contour Trench' (CCT) works are being executed in Gudas Gram Panchayat and interacted with workers engaged at the location. The team also held discussions with officials to gather information about the ongoing works.
Wage systems and administrative processes reviewed
The IEIC representatives collected detailed information about wage payments made through the K2 system. Their assessment extended to examining employment guarantee cards, official registers, work sites, and administrative files.
Officials briefed the visiting team on various technological tools and mobile applications deployed for the scheme, including 'JanGram' and 'RuralOne'. The team also met with technical assistants, barefoot technicians, and 'gram kayaka mitras' to understand processes related to muster roll tracking and the handling of rejected payments.
Source: The Hindu
Frequently asked questions
What is the VB-G RAM G scheme?
The VB-G RAM G scheme is an employment guarantee program being implemented in Belagavi district, Karnataka. It involves wage works such as Continuous Contour Trench (CCT) construction executed at the gram panchayat level.
Who conducted the field assessment in Belagavi district?
A three-member team from the Inclusion Economics India Centre (IEIC), New Delhi, comprising Jennifer Allard, Sanjuli Gupta, and Satish Barjacharya, conducted the field assessment in Hukkeri taluk.
What aspects of the scheme were evaluated during the assessment?
The team evaluated wage payment systems (K2 system), employment guarantee cards, official registers, work sites, and administrative files. They also reviewed technological tools and mobile applications like JanGram and RuralOne used for muster roll tracking and payment processing.
Who did the IEIC team interact with during the visit?
The team interacted with workers at the construction sites, government officials, technical assistants, barefoot technicians, and gram kayaka mitras to understand the scheme's operational processes.
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