NITI AAYOG- SCHEMES
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S. No. |
Scheme/ Policy Name |
Details of Scheme/Objective |
Eligibility Criteria |
Target Beneficiary |
Target Achieved (Current Status) |
Total Outlay Budget Details Year wise |
Benefits accrued to Citizens |
Whether Scheme linked to any other Central Scheme |
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1. |
Atal Innovation Mission-AIM |
To promote innovation and entrepreneurship in India.
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Innovators , Enrepreneurs, Start ups from schools, Higher educational Institutions, R&D Institutions.. |
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Rs.500 Crore 2015-16
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Big boost for people &/ institutions engaged in the innovation and Start ups. |
New Scheme Supports the Start up India & the Stand up India Scheme |
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Atal Tinkering Labs, ATL |
Objective: To foster curiosity, creativity in young minds; and inculcate skills such as design mind set, computational thinking and adaptive learning.
Scheme: Grant in Aid to each ATL One-time establishment cost of Rs. 10 lakh & operational expenses of Rs. 10 lakh for a maximum period of 5 years. |
Schools (Grade VI – XII) managed by Government, local body or private trusts/society to set up ATL.
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Young Innovators & Entrepreneuers from Schools.
Target: 500 Atal Tinkering Labs (ATL) to be set up in Schools all over the country. |
257 schools identified to set up ATL. List attached.
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ATL is a Component of AIM. Funding from within the overall budget of AIM. |
ATLs to be the Workspaces where young minds can work with equipment and kits to understand the concepts of Science, Technology, Engineering and Math. ATL would contain educational and learning ‘do it yourself’ kits and equipment on – science, electronics, robotics, open source microcontroller boards, sensors and 3D printers and computers. |
New Scheme In Collaboration with HRD Ministry |
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Atal Incubation Centers, AICs |
Objective: To set up New Incubation Centres all over the country by providing them with financial support. AICs would further support and encourage start-ups to become successful enterprises.
Scheme: Grant-in-aid of Rs. 10 Crore to each AIC for a maximum of 5 years to cover the capital and operational expenditure cost in running the centre. The applicant would have to provide a built up space of at least 10,000 sq. ft to qualify for the financial support.
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1.Public/ Private/ PPP Mode. · · 2. Academia - This includes higher educational institutes & R&D Institutions. · · 3.Non-academic - This includes Companies/ Corporates/ Technology parks / Industrial Parks/ any individual/ group of individuals.
4.AICs in subject specific areas such as manufacturing, transport, energy, health, education, agriculture, water and sanitation etc. |
Start-ups Higher Educational Institutions, R&D Institutions, Technology parks etc.
Target: 100 Atal Incubation Centres AICs to be set up all over the country. 2016-17. |
Being Assessed |
AIC is a Component of AIM. Funding from within the overall budget of AIM. |
Financial support for setting up of New Incubation Centres and the to the Start-ups for high quality assistance or services in their early stages of growth.
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New Scheme Supports the Start up India & the Stand up India Scheme |
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4. |
Scale-up Support to Established Incubation Centres |
Objective: To provide financial scale-up support to enable Established Incubation Centres. Scheme: Grant-in-aid support of Rs. 10 crore to be provided in two annual installments of Rs. 5 crore each. |
· 1. Legal entity registered in India as public, private or public-private partnership. · · 2. Legal entity must be in operation for a minimum of three years
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Already Established Incubation Centres across the country |
17 Established Incubation Centres identified for Scale-up Support. List Attached. |
Component of AIM. Funding from within the overall budget of AIM. |
Upgradation of the Established Incubation Centres to world-class standards.
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New Scheme |
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5. |
Lucky Grahak Yojana
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Objective: Promoting &Rewarding Digital Payments
Scheme:
PRIZES for Consumers
Daily : 15000 people @ ₹1000 for 100 days
Weekly : 7000+ Rs.1lakh, Rs.10.000, Rs.5000 Max prize of 1 lakh
First Draw: 25.12.2016
Mega Draw 14.4.2017 Rs.1 crore, Rs.50 lakh,. Rs.25 lakh |
1. For Transactions beginning 8.11.2016.
2. Digital Transactions through RuPay Cards, UPI, AEPS & USSD.
3.Transactions between Rs.50- Rs.3,000 .
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Incentives for Consumers
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Being Assessed |
Rs. 340 Crore (Projected) |
Enhancing the coverage of cashless and digital economy by engaging with and incentivizing the consumers |
New Scheme |
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6. |
Digi-dhan Vyapar Yojana |
Objective: Promoting &Rewarding Digital Payments through the merchants
PRIZES for Merchants Weekly Awards : 7000
Rs.50,000. Rs.5000, Rs.2500 Max award of Rs.50,000 Mega Draw 14.4.2017 Rs.50 lakh.. Rs.25 lakh. Rs.12 lakh |
Incentives for Merchants |
Being Assessed |
Enhancing the coverage of cashless and digital economy by engaging with and incentivizing the merchants |
New Scheme |
Material pertaining to Thirteenth Finance Commission for the award period 2010-15 ( for the year 2014-15) and Fourteenth Finance Commission for the award period 2015-20 ( for the years 2015-16 & 2016-17).
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Scheme |
Details of Scheme/ objectives |
Eligibility Criteria |
Target Beneficiary |
Target Achieved |
Total Outlay
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Benefits accrued to Citizens |
Whether initiatives linked to any other Central Scheme |
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Thirteenth Finance Commission 2010-15. (FC-XIII)
(Year 2014-15)
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In line with Article 280(bb) of the Constitution of the India, this Grant is recommended as a measure to augment the Consolidated Funds of the States to supplement the resources of the Panchayats.
Grants recommended has four components – General Basic Grant; Special Area Basic Grant; General Performance Grants and Special area Performance Grant
Special areas are those covered by V and VI Schedules and the areas exempted from the purview of Part IX and IX A of the Constitution.
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Basic Grants released directly by the Ministry of Finance on fulfilment of two conditions- the States must have elected Panchayats in place and submission of UCs by the State Government in respect of previous instalments drawn.
Performance Grants –applicable w.e.f. 2011-12 were subject to compliance of six stipulated conditions related to - reforms in budget and accounts; Technical Guidance & Support (TG&S) from the Comptroller & Auditor General (C&AG) over audit of the accounts of local bodies; timely transfer of funds to PRIs; appointment of ombudsman; prescribing eligibility qualifications for appointment of members of the State Finance Commissions and empowering local bodies to levy property tax without hindrances in addition to above two conditions by the State Government. |
Panchayats.
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Total grants released to States during the Year : Rs. 16210.96 crore.
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2014-15 : Rs.18042.86 crore.
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Grants recommended offers unique opportunity to strengthen local governance and improve delivery of basic services to the rural people.
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Being untied funds the grants recommended by FC XIII can be converged by the panchayats with other Schemes as per the need of PRIs. |
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Fourteenth Finance Commission 2015-20. (Year 2015-16 & 2016-17)
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Grants are being devolved to Gram Panchayats constituted under Part IX of the Constitution as a measure of assured transfers to rural local bodies for planning and delivering basic services smoothly and effectively within the functions assigned to them under relevant legislations and maintenance, creation of reliable data base of local bodies’ receipts & expenditure through audited accounts and for improvement of own source revenue of the Gram Panchayats. |
90 percent of the Grants are the Basic Grants and 10 percent will be Performance Grant (applicable from 2016-17).
Basic Grants released on fulfilment of two conditions- the States must have elected Panchayats in place and submission of UCs by the State Government in respect of previous instalments drawn.
Performance Grant are released based on the State notifying detailed procedure for disbursal of Performance Grant to GPs (including quantum of incentive to be given and operational criteria).
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Duly constituted Gram Panchayats |
FY : 2015-16
Rs.21210.84 crore
FY : 2016-17
Rs.21577.67 crore
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FY : 2015-16
Rs. 21624.46 crore
FY : 2016-17
Rs.33870.52 crore
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Grants recommended offers unique opportunity to strengthen local governance and improve delivery of basic services to the rural people.
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The Gram Panchayats can converge the FFC funds with the funds available under other State and Central Schemes like MGNREGA for provisioning infrastructure facilities in Panchayats as per respective guidelines. |
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