Bhubaneshwar: The state government has decided to deploy women’s self-help groups (SHGs) to clean and secure high school campuses, which were transformed under the 5T initiative. The Odisha School Education Program Authority (OSEPA) has written to all neighborhood collectors to use the help of SHGs as a top priority for the high school works.
Anupam Saha, Mo School Member Secretary and OSEPA State Project Director, wrote to all district collectors and district committee chairman, Mo School Abhiyan, on Wednesday, requesting that female SHGs use human resources for cleaning, guarding and department/security. of the school campus as part of the Secondary School Transformation Program (HST).
Saha said in the letter that the entire school campus along with the assets covered by the… 5T HRT program in selected secondary schools of the state need regular maintenance. These assets must be properly monitored and monitored to ensure their longevity and sustainability, he added.
“You are requested to instruct schools to give the first priority to using Mission Shakti’s services in deploying human resources to clean the watch and department/security of the school campus. The assignment may be done on the basis of the daily minimum wage for 10 to 15 days per month,” the letter states.
Saha stated in the letter that the costs for the deployment of the SHG members can be spent from the available Mo School funds at the schools under HST. The daily labor rate applies, which may also be reviewed by the labor department in the future, he added.
“Schools should also make efforts to mobilize other available resources, including the alumni, to support the process of oversight and oversight of schools through contributions under Mo School Abhiyan’s non-core activities,” the official statement said.
In 2019, the state government had issued detailed guidelines to transfer midday meal programs (MDM) in schools with more than 100 students to female SHGs. Now the SHG members manage the MDM program. SHGs also deliver Chhatua to Anganwadi centers in the state.
Anupam Saha, Mo School Member Secretary and OSEPA State Project Director, wrote to all district collectors and district committee chairman, Mo School Abhiyan, on Wednesday, requesting that female SHGs use human resources for cleaning, guarding and department/security. of the school campus as part of the Secondary School Transformation Program (HST).
Saha said in the letter that the entire school campus along with the assets covered by the… 5T HRT program in selected secondary schools of the state need regular maintenance. These assets must be properly monitored and monitored to ensure their longevity and sustainability, he added.
“You are requested to instruct schools to give the first priority to using Mission Shakti’s services in deploying human resources to clean the watch and department/security of the school campus. The assignment may be done on the basis of the daily minimum wage for 10 to 15 days per month,” the letter states.
Saha stated in the letter that the costs for the deployment of the SHG members can be spent from the available Mo School funds at the schools under HST. The daily labor rate applies, which may also be reviewed by the labor department in the future, he added.
“Schools should also make efforts to mobilize other available resources, including the alumni, to support the process of oversight and oversight of schools through contributions under Mo School Abhiyan’s non-core activities,” the official statement said.
In 2019, the state government had issued detailed guidelines to transfer midday meal programs (MDM) in schools with more than 100 students to female SHGs. Now the SHG members manage the MDM program. SHGs also deliver Chhatua to Anganwadi centers in the state.