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The Ministry of Women, Children and Senior Citizens has allocated Rs. 26 lakh 70 thousand rupees for three consecutive financial years till last year to Duhu Rural Municipality of Darchula to carry out a livelihood improvement program targeted at women belonging to the extremely poor Dalit, Backward, Khas and Arya categories. The rural municipality could not conduct a single program in all the three financial years.
According to the 61st annual report of the Auditor General published on Sunday, the reasons for the non-operation of the program under the Presidential Women's Empowerment Project are that the municipality is not fully aware of the program, no organization has entered the selection process, and there is a lack of manpower. Under the same program, Humla's Namkha Rural Municipality and Tanjkot Rural Municipality also received a grant of Rs.
In Duhu, Namkha and Tanjkot, 100 million rupees were allocated to the 111 local levels of 55 districts which are lagging behind in human development index. In which 26 local levels spent 29.99 million 60 thousand during the implementation of the program. These As a representative example, the Presidential Women's Empowerment Project, which was implemented as an ambitious project of the Women's Ministry from FY 077/078, has not made significant progress for three years. Under this project, which started with a cost estimate of 21 billion 175 million rupees, only 523.4 million has been spent in three years. In which 145 million has been spent on free air rescue of 552 pregnant women and women in remote areas who are in danger of life.
38 million rupees and 3.5 million rupees were given to 7 entrepreneur groups for entrepreneurship development, financial access, support capital and technology support for 190 women entrepreneurs. The report of the General Account pointed out that although the Ministry of Women has been assigned the main responsibility of implementing, monitoring and evaluating the project which includes three dimensions of economic empowerment, social transformation and relief and rescue, it has not been effective.
"This project, which is being operated as a transformative and national priority program, has not been able to be different and effective from other programs due to the lack of a specific mechanism to implement the program and budget," the report said. The Accounts General has suggested to the Ministry of Women to prepare specific indicators, separate program budgets and implementation mechanisms.
