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| work. The Act, launched in February 2006, has come into
force in 200 districts of the country.The NREGA is an important step towards realisation
of the right to work. It is expected to enhance
people’s livelihood security on a sustained basis,
by developing economic and social infrastructure in
rural areas. One of the most distinguishing features
of the NREGA is its approach towards empowering
citizens to play an active role in the
implementation of employment guarantee schemes,
through gram sabhas, social audit, participatory
planning and other activities More than 83.05 lakh rural households have been provided work under the NREGA,” said Rural Development Minister Dr Raghuvansh Prasad at a meeting in the Lok Sabha on August 25, 2006. He went on to add that 254,73,820 job cards had been issued, of which 89,43,703 people had demanded employment The NREGA is being closely monitored by various stakeholders, from policymakers to grassroots organisations. Surveys -- both rapid and extensive -- are being carried out to assess its implementation on the ground. Reports point out where the Act is lagging behind, and areas where efforts are visible and appreciated. This article discusses some quarters that need to be addressed in order to meet the objectives of the Act. |
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