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Aspirational District
Transformation of Aspirational Districts’ programme aims to quickly and effectively transform 115 selected districts.Districts have been selected on the basis of a data based tranparent process. To read more about “Aspirational District”, follow the link:
MLALAD
The government had introduced MLAs Local Are Development Scheme from 2000-01 making MLAs able to recommend small development works of capital nature. Under the scheme, each MLA has the choice to suggest to the Deputy Commissioner of his/her district, to the extent of allocations given from year to year, to be taken up his/her constituency. Each MLA is sanctioned MLALAD fund of Rs.2 crore per annum for their respective constituency…
BADP
The Border Area Development Programme (BADP) was initiated in western region of country, for ensuring balanced development of border areas through development of infrastructure and promotion of well being and a sense of security among the border population. The programme has been expanded since to cover the border blocks of the 17 States (including 8 North Eastern States), which have international land borders with Pakistan, China, Nepal, Bhutan, Myanmar and…
NEPD
The New Economic Development Policy (NEDP) has been prepared with proper vision and well defined guiding principles so that development programme undertaken in the State will be accommodative of the culture, tradition and lifestyle of the Mizo people, and be holistic, inclusive and provide long term sustainability for the State’s Economy. ‘My Project, My NEDP – Mipui Mamawh Inṭawm Ruahmanna (MiMIR)’ is a new initiative undertaken in line with the…
NLUP
The main purpose of the NLUP is the upliftment of the rural poors specially the shifting cultivators, creation of self-sufficiency, better livelihoodfor them. The NLUP projext aims to helps farmer move away from the traditional slash and burn method of cultivation to move sustainable land-based means livelihood. It targetted to raise the living standard of the ruaral people…