The scheme aims to improve the socio-economic status of PVTGs by saturating families and habitations with basic facilities and services. It provides 11 critical infrastructure and welfare interventions, including housing, water, electricity, and connectivity.
The scheme aims to improve the socio-economic status of PVTGs by saturating families and habitations with basic facilities and services. It provides 11 critical infrastructure and welfare interventions, including housing, water, electricity, and connectivity.
##### ***Housing*** - Provision of pucca houses to all eligible Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Group households having kaccha houses (Target: 4,90,000 households). - The basic unit cost of the house is enhanced to ₹2,00,000/-, with additional facilities raising it to ₹2,39,000/-. ##### ***Road Connectivity*** - Construction of connecting roads (Target: 8,000 KM) linking approximately 6,500 Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Group villages. - The construction cost per Kilometer would be ₹1,00,00,000/-. ##### ***Drinking Water*** - Provision of piped water supply/Functional Household Tap Connection (FHTC) to all Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Group households. - Community water supply will be provided to villages/habitations with a population of less than 20 households. ##### ***Health*** - Deployment of Mobile Medical Units (MMUs) (Target: 1,000 MMUs) in Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Group habitations/villages. - The cost is ₹33,88,000/- per MMU per annum, with Operational Expenditure (Op Ex) as per norms. ##### ***Education Hostels*** - Construction of residential hostels (Target: 500 hostels) in existing schools in Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Group areas. - The cost is ₹2,75,00,000/- per hostel construction, subject to the actual estimate as per existing cost sharing ratio. ##### ***Anganwadi Centers (AWCs)*** - Construction of Anganwadi Centers (Target: 2,500 AWCs) in Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Group habitations/villages. - The unit cost is ₹12,00,000/- per Anganwadi Ce
Step 1: Offline application — step 1
Step 1: Initiation of Identification and Physical Survey
Step 2: Offline application — step 2
The State Governments initiates a detailed physical survey of each Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Group habitation to ascertain the gaps regarding the 11 critical interventions covered under the mission. The data gathered during this exhaustive survey is simultaneously updated and cross-verified on a mobile application developed on the PM Gati-shakti Portal.
Step 3: Offline application — step 3
Step 2: Facilitation of Application Filing for Eligible Beneficiaries
Step 4: Offline application — step 4
The Block Level Implementation Team, consisting of officers designated by the District Collector, will be responsible for identifying each beneficiary family who has not yet been saturated with entitlements and will facilitate the necessary application filing for the respective schemes. The District Level Committee is also responsible for the registration and filling of applications of eligible beneficiaries for each scheme covered under the mission.
Step 5: Offline application — step 5
Step 3: Verification and Project Approval
Step 6: Offline application — step 6
Following the application filing and preliminary eligibility checks, certain proposals for infrastructure, such as the sanctioning of Multi-Purpose Centers, must be forwarded by the Secretary/Principal Secretary, State Tribal Welfare Department to the Ministry of Tribal Affairs. These proposals are subsequently examined by the relevant division, approved by the Mission Director of PM-JANMAN, and granted financial concurrence by the Internal Finance Division.
Applications are accepted only on the official government portal.
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