Employment

Programme
in India
 Our Team
SUMITRA BIWALKAR
(05)
SHILPA KALVINT
(22)
GAURAV KOTHAVADE
(27)
NARESH MORE
(38)
PRANAY TAPKIRE
(53)
 Employment Exchange

➢Purpose of Employment Exchange

➢Report :

Job seekers : 5.9 million

Number of vacancies : 386,000

Submission : 3.6 million

Placements numbered : 215,000

Live register : 36.7 million

Prime Minister's Scheme For
Unemployment Urban Youth

➢Purpose of the Scheme

➢Eligibility for the Scheme

➢Offerings of the Scheme

➢Result of the Scheme

Training to Rural Youth for Self-
Employment (TRYSEM)

➢Started on 15th Aug 1979

➢Main objective- To impart technical

and business expertise to rural youth
belonging to BPL
➢Now it has been merged with Swarna
Jayanti Gram Swarojgar Yojana w.e.f.
Apr 1, 1999
 Prime Minister's Rozgar Yojana

➢Launched on October 2, 1993 in urban areas

➢From April 1, 1994, implemented throughout

the country
➢Proposed to create about10 lakh employment
opportunities
➢Beneficiaries- Age group of 18-35 years and
having family income below Rs 40,000 is
provided a loan up to Rs 1 lakhs for opening his
own enterprise and Rs 2 lakhs for other activities
 Employment Yojana

➢Jawahar Rozgar Yogana

➢Swarna Jayanti Shari Rozgar Yogana (SJSRY)

➢Swarnjayanti Fram Swarojgar Yojana(SGSY)

➢Sampoorna Grameen Rozgar Yojana(SGRY)

➢Employament Assurance Scheme

 Food For Work Programme

➢Initially launched w.e.f. Feb 2001

➢Aims at augmenting food security through wage

employment
➢Implemented in eight states viz. Gujarat,
Chattisgarh, Himachal Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh,
Maharashtra, Orissa, Rajasthan and Uttranchal
 National Food For Work
Programme
➢Launched on November 14, 2004

➢150 most backward districts are covered

➢100% centrally sponsored Programme

➢Collector the nodal authority

➢Rs 2020 crore allocation in Budget 2004-05.

 Why these policies are not
Successful?

➢Lack of Accountability

➢Schemes always come and go

➢A scheme can be trimmed or even cancelled by

bureaucrats
 National Rural Employment
Guarantee Bill

➢Introduced in 2004.

➢Minimum daily wage is Rs.60 per day for 100

days guaranteed by the bill.
➢200 districts are covered under this bill in the
starting phase.
➢Provision of Rs 40,000 Crore annual

➢In first phase 200 districts are covered

 Demerits of The Bill

➢Rs 60 per day as guaranteed in the bill is not

sufficient to run a family
➢State government to finance 10% of the
scheme
➢Friction within family

➢Room for conflict between Panchayat and the

Programme Officer
➢Huge cost of the scheme
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