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1. G.O.Ms.No.1 (Agriculture & Co-operation FP-II dept.) dt.01.01.2008
Department : Agriculture
Activity Function of Gram Panchayat
1. Soil and Water Conservation- Selection of watershed
Watershed Development
2. Risk Management - Survey and preparation of reports on losses as
Natural calamities and when natural calamity occurs.
3. Incentive Awards Nomination of farmers and sending the list to
Mandal
Department : Fisheries
Activity Function of Gram Panchayat
1. Development of 1. Development of village pond for fishery.
Inland and Marine 2. Identification of beneficiaries for assistance under various
fisheries programmes.
3. Assisting Mandal Parishads in the distribution of boats, nets
and other equipment
4. Execution of fish pond and tank improvement.
5. Giving lease of village tanks/ponds (Gram Panchayat tanks
only) for fishing rights
2. Welfare schemes for 1.Identifiation of beneficiaries in the Gram Sabhas for all
fishermen Government sponsored/Mandal Parishad and Zilla Parishad
schemes.
2. Encouraging fishermen to take up insurance schemes.
3. Identitifacation and organization of Self-Help Groups for
fishermen/fisherwomen
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4. G.O.Ms.No.02 (Education (PROG.1) dt.03.01.2008
Department : School Education
Functions of the GramPanchayat :
1. Each Gram Panchayat shall have an Education Sub-Committee, with theGram Sarpanch
as the Chairperson, one woman ward member as vice Chairperson, one more woman
ward member as member, and two ward members belonging to SC/ST/BC communities
as members.
2. The Education Sub-Committee shall have the authority to supervise the functioning of
all the schools in that Gram Panchayt, daily attendance of all the staff members,
quality of instruction being imparted in the school, physical amenities in the school,
and the quality of implementation of Mid day Meals Scheme in the schools where ever
it is under operation.
3. Every Saturday or the previous day if Saturday is a holiday, the Education Sub Committee
of the Gram Pranchayat shall conduct a meeting with all the Head Masters and two to
three senior teachers of all the schools in that Gram Panchayat, and discuss the problems
of the school including regular attendance of the teachers, enrolment, absenteeism, and
dropout of students, any small items of repairs that the schools might need and the
Gram Panchayat or the village public might be able to help the school with
4. The Education sub-committee shall also have the authority to conduct checks in the
school to verify the attendance of the staff members, proper running of this school.
Programs including the Mid Day Meals Scheme distribution of text books at the beginning
of the academic year in the months of June to August every year, availability of proper
furniture, library books, laboratory equipment in case of high schools.
5. Where any works are being undertaken to improve the schools, such as repairs and
renewals, construction of new buildings, supply of furniture, etc, the sub committee
may inspect and ensure proper quality of the execution of the works, and bring to the
notice of high authorities any poor quality works etc.
6. In case of High Schools, before the X Class Public Examinations, the Education Sub-
Committee shall take measures, together with the participation of the neighboring Gram
Panchayats from whose villages also children mostly attend that particular high school,
to ensure that lighting (where required) snacks, etc. are arranged for the students to
enable conduct of special classes by the Teachers in particularly difficult subjects such
as Mathematics, English, Science, etc.
7. The Panchayat Raj Institutions are empowered to review, inspect and monitor the
institutions or the department activities in their respective jurisdiction. Whenever they
inspect an institution and suggest improvements, the authorities of the department
concerned in that institution shall be responsible to send an Action Taken Report to
those Panchayat Raj Institutions.
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8. The Panchayat Raj Institutions shall strive for system improvements and foster better
relations between the stakeholders and service departments and take steps to achieve
convergence of schemes/activities for filling the gaps in delivery of services efficiently.
5. G.O.Ms.No.106 (Animal Husbandary, Dairy Development & Fisheries(AH.II)
dt.31.12.2007
Department : Animal Husbandary
Activity Function of Gram Panchayat
1. Veterinary Services 1.Establish and review the functioning of Vet. Hospitals,
Dispensaries, R.L.U.S&A.I Centre
2. Fodder Development 1. Planning and approval of plans and allocation of Budget.
2. Review and monitoring the implementation of fodder
development plans
3. Procurement of fodder seed, fodder slips, fodder tree saplings
and channelizing them through Mandal Parishads to Gram
Panchayats
3. Livestock Insurance Planning, allocation of budget, monitoring and coordination the
policy issue and claim settlements
4. Relief works under Planning allocation of budget and monitoring of relief works
natural calamities
5. Construction and Planning and allocation of budget and supervision
Maintenance of
buildings
6. Regulation of Private Inspection of all private Livestock and poultry farms
Livestock farms for control of emerging diseases and diseases of zoonatic
importance
7.Slaughter Provision of budget
houses
8. Credit facilitation Technical monitoring of livestock related programmes at district
level
9.Capacity building of Provision of budget Organizing the training at district level
farmers
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5. Review and monitor maintenance, up keep of surroundings and construction of Medical
& Health Institutions.
6. Right from Village level to District level the Panchayat Raj Institutions will own the
functioning of primary Health Centres in their Jurisdiction i.e. Gram Panchayat at Village
level, Mandal Praja Parishad at Mandal level and Zilla Parishad at District level.
7. Panchayat Raj Institutions will take ownership of activities such as safe water, Hygiene
and sanitation of the villages. Whenever Panchayat Raj Institutions make suggestions
for improvement, the
Hospital authorities concerned will be responsible to send as Action Taken Report to
the Panchayat Raj Institutions concerned. ANMs, Primary Health Centre Doctors and District
Medical and Health Officer at Gram Panchayat, Mandal and District level respectively
will attend the general body meetings of Panchayat, Mandal and District level respectively
will attend the general body meetings of Panchayat Raj Institutions concerned.
Whenever Primary Health Centre Medical Officer or ANM or District Medical and
health officer make suggestions for improvement in Hygiene, sanitation and safe water or any
matter pertaining to health, the officers of PR Institutions concern will immediately respond
and send an action taken report to the Medical Officer or District Medical and Health Officer
concerned
7..G.O.Ms.No.571 (Panchayat Raj and Rural Development (RD.III) dt.26.12.2007 Department
: Rural Development
1. Watershed Development Programmes:
Activity Function of Gram Panchayat
Watershed development 1. Participate in planning and implementation of watershed
Programmes projects.
(DPAP/DDP/ 2. Approve land/water use plan for watershed development
IWDP) through Gram Sabhas.
3. Assist in constituting User Groups and Self Help
Groups/Village Organizations for their direct participation in
the execution of the project.
4. Maintain community assets created under watershed project.
5. Supervise and monitor quality of works.
6. Select beneficiaries and provide assistance to them for
executing individual works under watershed
Funds Based on the execution stage funds will be released to GP by
DWMA through Mandal Praja Parishad
Functionaries GP takes service of a Secretary for the period of watershed.
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2. National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme –AP(NREGS-AP):
Activity Function of Gram Panchayat
National 1.Preparation and approval of Annual labour budget
Rural 2. Identification of works
Employment 3. Registering wage seekers, issue of Job cards, mobilizing the
Programme wage seekers, starting of works
(NREGSAPProgrammes 4. Maintenance of all records and registers.
(DPAP/DDP/ 5. Maintaining shelf of works
IWDP) 6. Ensuring work site facilities
7. Procurement of materials as delegated
8.Conducting of Social Audit
9. Ensure provision of hundred days of wage employment to each
household who report for work
10. Maintain muster rolls and timely submission to MPP
11. Facilitate identification of Field Assistant, Mate
Funds PD DWMA/MPP releases funds for procurement of material
Functionaries GP takes services of a Field Assistant and Mates for
implementation
3. Pensions:
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8. G.O.Ms.No.569 (Panchayat Raj and Rural Development (RWS-I) dt.22.12.2007
Department : Rural Water Supply
Activity Function of Gram Panchayat
Development of water 1. Identify schemes and locations, through the involvement of
Supply system Gram Sabha & Gram Panchayat
2. Operation and Maintenance of single village schemes
3. Regular chlorination of open wells and treat water and cleaning
of OHSR
4. Ensure proper distribution of water to all locations of
households in its villages
5. Monitoring and Surveillance of quality of water
6. Take up the works relating to lying of pipelines for drinking
water supply in the village
7. Promote Household connections
8. Formation of water and sanitation committee and levy and
collect the user charges.
Rural Sanitation 1. Prepare an action plan for Total Sanitation of the Gram
Panchayat and submit to Mp
2. Implement the Total Sanitation in the GP.
3. Undertake Sweeping of Streets, construction and Cleaning of
drains, disposal of solid-waste,Construction of ISLs, Waste
Water disposals, Construction and maintenance of flat forms
for DW sources and soakage pits, Providing dumping yards,
creation of awareness on Health and Hygiene among
villagers.
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10. G.O.Ms.No.41 (Women Development, Child Welfare & Disabled Welfare
(JJ).19.11.2008
Department : Women Development, Child Welfare & Disabled Welfare
Activity Function of Gram Panchayat
I. Socio economic 1. Gram Panchayat shall take all necessary measures including
development of Women the following, to uphold and secure the rights granted to
women,children, disabled and elderly citizens under the Constitution
of India and other enactments of Govt. of India and State
Governments in the Gram Panchayat such that all the children,
women, differently abled and elderly in village are provided security,
enjoy good health, and equal access to opportunities for development:
i) Mobilize social support by involving CBOs, village elders and the
village community to curb social evils like casteism and caste
discrimination, dowry, sex determination, female foeticide, female
infanticide, sexual harassment at work place, Child Marriages, dowry
harassment, Immoral trafficking of women and children for labour,
commercial sex and other forms , other pernicious practices leading to
deprivation/ exploitation of children, particularly girls and women
(Eg.Jogins / Mathanga / Devadasi / Basvi etc.,) drunkenness, drug
abuse, discrimination in education against girl child etc..
ii) Review, support and motivate the community vigilant groups/
SHG’s/V.O to effectively address socio-economic concerns
iii) Review and inspect periodically the activities of NGO’s receiving
grant-in-aid and involved in Women & Children, disabled
development and protection programmes, as well as programmes for
the elders, Government Institutions, Schools concerned.
iv) Ensure compulsory registration of marriages by Gram
Panchayats as per orders issued vide G.O. Ms No.184, PR&RD
(Pts. iv) department. dated: 30-5-2001.
v) Gram Panchayats shall identify the resource persons including
senior citizens, retired personnel, talented/skilled persons and utilize
their services for imparting quality education, vocational training etc.,
to adolescent girls, unemployed youth, destitute women etc.
vi) Gram Panchayats shall ensure that no child or woman from their
village is trafficked for labour or commercial sex. Such cases shall be
reported to police/women child welfare officer for appropriate action
II. Implementation of i) Identification and approval of beneficiaries under Girl Child
welfare schemes, Girl Protection Scheme through Gram sabha and AWC.
child protection scheme, ii) Verify to ensure that amounts due are credited to accounts of
Kishori Shakti Yojana concerned
etc.,
III. Economic i) Gram Panchayats shall take up IEC/Dissemination of
Empowerment – AP activities/ programmes of Depts. of Women Development &
Women Finance Child Welfare (WD & CW), Disabled Welfare (DW) including,
Corporation. Andhra Pradesh Women Co-operative Finance
Corporation(APWCFC), Andhra Pradesh Vikalangula Co-
operative Corporation (APVCC)
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Activity Function of Gram Panchayat
IV. Integrated Child i) Release of budget as prescribed to AWCs in a timely manner
Development. and ensure all activities are conducted as prescribed.
ii) Provide suitable accommodation for Anganwadi and proper
maintenance of AWC building making them child friendly
iii) Provide water & sanitation and other facilities as required to
AW centres.
iv) Management of Anganwadi centers particularly ensuring
inclusion and attendance of all, specially from under
privileged groups, and from distant habitations in the center;
maintenance of cleanliness and hygiene; supplementary
nutrition in terms of dietary schedule and timings; proper
child care and meeting of pre-school educational needs;
regular health check up and immunization and other
prescribed activities.
v) Mobilise, Motivate and Sensitise the village community to
takeup preventive measures, early detection and referral to
prevent health problems and diseases.
vi) Undertake periodic water testing including chlorination of all
water sources including those in AWCs, institutions like
hostels, homes, schools etc.
vii) Motivate community to raise and maintain kitchen gardens
to increase consumption of vegetables, including green
leafy vegetables and fruits.
viii) Take up and motivate community to raise useful species
including horticulture / vegetables etc, as community
plantations or on community lands and waste lands
ix) Gram Panchayats shall take up social audit of the ICDS
scheme. The AWW’s shall present the progress report on
ICDS once in every two months to the Gram Sabha listing
out the attendance, the particulars of the children not
attending AWC, under weight children, IMR, MMR etc to
enable Gram Panchayats for taking appropriate corrective
measures.
x) Gram Panchayats should provide play grounds for games for
Boys & Girls separately, if necessary by mobilizing owners /
farmers to provide their vacant lands. Hockey, Throw Ball,
Basket Ball, Tennicoit, Kabaddi etc., are games that could be
promoted in the interest of good health of children
V. Construction i) Take up construction and Monitor/review to ensure quality
construction / maintenance of prescribed standards, of
buildings sanctioned in the village.
VI. Monitor and Review i) Identification of orphans/semi-orphans and recommend the
Institutions under the names for admission to institutions concerned.
control of WD & CW, ii) Identification of disabled and recommend names to
Dept of the Welfare of concerned for admission or for referral as case may be.
disabled and senior iii) Refer old aged persons in need of care and protection to
citizens etc Institutions concerned.
iv. Monitoring and supervision of budget releases and
expenditure of Institutions if any in their jurisdiction.
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Activity Function of Gram Panchayat
FUNDS FLOW i) Construction & Maintenance of buildings as per
sanction order or as authorized
i) Director Women Development & Child Welfare will release
funds due to AWC’s to the Gram Panchayat under intimation to
CDPO & P.D & Z.P. concerned as are sanctioned to Gram
Panchayats concerned, except SNP or as may be decided by
Government from time for ensuring proper conduct of ICDS
activities
i) Sanction /Utilize funds for following schemes or as may be
released by Government, strictly in consonance with conditions
or guidelines as may be prescribed by Government/HOD
concerned. The water charges payable to Mandal Parishad for
buildings concerned
Any other scheme as sanctioned by Government
MONITORING OF i) Anganwadi workers and Helpers and others as may be
PROGRESS specified, will similarly, submit progress reports to Gram
REPORTS Panchayat concerned in formats as may be suggested by
Government / Head of Department concerned.
ii) Gram Panchayats will facilitate social audit to review
progress achieved in the health, nutrition and pre-school
educational status etc. of the community and set milestones for
moving ahead
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ORDER:
Gram Swaraj was the dream of Mahatma Gandhi and formed the bedrock
of political ideology during the freedom struggle. In order to translate this
dream into reality and to usher in democratic decentralisation, the Constitution
of India was amended through 73rd Amendment Act, thereby according
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constitutional status to the Panchayat Raj Institutions. The central objective of
this path-breaking initiative is to accelerate physical and socio- economic
development of rural areas within a participatory governance framework. It is
envisaged that the Panchayat Raj Institutions act as a vibrant third tier of
government in rural areas, preparing and implementing plans for economic
development and social justice.
2. Gram Panchayat and Gram Sabha are two main instruments of self-
governance at the village level. Both these institutions are headed by Gram
Sarpanch. Thus, the Sarpanch has to play a pivotal role in actualizing the goals of
democratic decentralisation to the grassroots level as enshrined in the Constitution
of India. He/she should articulate the perceptions about self- governance of the
Village and ensure the effective participation of Members of Gram Panchayat and
villagers in the decision-making processes relating to village development,
particularly planning, administration, and delivery of public services. The Sarpanch
needs to instil the pride of MANA VURU (Our Village) amongst the villagers and
act as a Change Agent for Village Transformation.
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must strive to achieve physical and socio- economic development targets under
various schemes. The best-performing Gram Panchayats, under the leadership of
Sarpanches will be identified in a transparent manner, incentivized for their good
work and awarded.
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IV. Education
16. 100% enrolment of children School HM MEO/ Sec.46
in the age group 6-14 years, Hostel
coverage under Mid-day Wardens
Meals scheme, identification
of all eligible students for
admission into hostels and
facilitating them to get
admission.
17. 100% retention of children in School HM MEO/ Sec.46
the age group 6-14 years in Hostel
schools Wardens
18. 100% enrolment of 15 years Prerak Mandal Sec 46
& above age group illiterates Literacy
in Adult Education Centres Coordinator
and neo-literates in
Continuing Education Centres
V. Welfare & Developmental Activities
19. 100% timely distribution of Pt. Secy. / MPDO/ Sec.46
all sanctioned pensions (Old V.O. & IKP APM(SERP)
Age Pension, Widow Pension, field staff
Pensions for Physically
Challenged & other pensions)
and identification of eligible
persons in Gram Sabha
20. 100% Registration of all Pt. Secy./ APM (SERP) Sec.46
eligible newly born girls in IKP Staff
“Bangaru Talli”
21. 100% coverage of all needy Pt. Secy. / MPDO/ Sec.46
families in MNREGS and Field APM (SERP)
identification of eligible youth Assistant/
for skill development V.O.(SHGs)
activities under various
schemes
22. Ensuring regular delivery of VRO Tahsildar Sec.46
quality food grains to all the
ration card holders as per
their entitlement
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24. Provision of veterinary health Village Veterinary Sec.46
care to all livestock in the GP Livestock Assistant
Officer/Vete Surgeon
rinary
Assistant/
Paravet/
Gopal Mitra
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8. There shall be a web based monitoring and assessment system for
continuous tracking of performance of Gram Panchayats in terms of the
achievements on the Village Development Agenda. All GPs in the state will be
assessed and ranked on the effective discharge of the 25 functions
mentioned above. Awards will be given to the best performing Gram Panchayats
led by Sarpanches at Mandal, District and State level on theIndependence
Day celebration held every year. For this purpose Panchayat Performance
Assessment Committee will be set up at State, District and Mandal level. The
details of composition of the Committees, selection process, number of
awards, amount of award at each level, format of proposal and
questionnaire for assessment of performance will be issued in due course.
9. The Gram Panchayat Sarpanches in the state will take action for the
preparation of Village Development Plan/Agenda, including Spatial Plan. The
Director of Town & Country Planning shall prepare model Village Spatial Plan
guidelines and circulate the same to District Collectors/District Panchyat
officers to enable them to prepare Village Spatial Plans. He/she must ensure
that all the villages in the agglomerations of metropolitan/urban development
authorities have spatial plans approved so that developments in these
villages do not take place haphazardly. The Commissioner, Panchayat Raj shall
prepare model Village Development Plans/guidelines and circulate the same to
Districts for guidance.
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The Director of Town and Country Planning, Municipal Administration & Urban
DevelopmentDepartment
All Heads of Departments in the State.
The Director General, Centre for Good Governance
The Commissioner, AMR- APARD
All District Collectors in the State.
All Chief Executive Officers of Zilla Parishad in the State
All District Panchayat Officers in the State.
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Rajiv Gandhi Panchayat Sashakthikaran Abhiyan (RGPSA) - Conduct of Gram Sabhas – Participation of
all Field Level Functionaries connected with the discharge of functions/ implementation of programmes/
activities pertaining to 29 Subjects entrusted to Panchayat Raj Institutions under the Constitution (73rd
Amendment) Act – Orders - Issued.
ORDER
Article 243(A) of the Constitution of India has enabled the State Legislatures to empower Gram
Sabha by endowing them with certain statutory powers. Sections 45, 161 and 192 of the APPR Act 1994
have entrusted certain specific functions to Panchayat Raj Institutions as mentioned in Annexure-I. Gram
Sabha is a constitutional body and the nucleus of democratic power in the local governance system; it is the
basic unit for village development and decentralised planning. Gram Sabha acts as a platform for peoples’
participation, maintains surveillance of various development activities implemented in the village(s), raises
issues relating to the village(s) concerned, and ensures transparency and accountability in the functioning of
Panchayat Raj Institutions and line departments at the grassroots level. Also the most appropriate and
effective institution at the village level for conducting social audit of activities undertaken by Government
Departments/Organisations and Panchayat Raj Institutions is Gram Sabha. When empowered, the Gram
Sabha is capable of ushering in a culture of transparency and accountability in government at the local level
by acting as “Village Level Platform for Transparency, Accountability and Convergence” for planning
and implementation of socio-economic development and welfare programmes.
2. In the reference 2nd read above, the Commissioner, Panchayat Raj & Rural Employment, Andhra Pradesh,
Hyderabad has submitted proposals duly stating that in Andhra Pradesh every Gram Panchayat shall statutorily
convene the Gram Sabha at least twice in a year. Two common dates namely 14th April and 3rd October in
a year are fixed for conduct of Gram Sabha meeting as per APPR Act 1994 wherein the Sarpanch of the
Gram Panchayat shall convene the Gram Sabha meeting. However, in pursuance of the instructions from
In addition to the items listed above, the following matters are also to be placed before the Gram Sabha
in terms of orders issued in the G.O. 1st read above.
i. Village agricultural production plans;
ii. Work of village volunteer force;
iii. Utilization of land development funds;
iv. Work of Cooperatives;
v. Particulars of location of common lands in villages i.e., porambokes vesting in
Panchayats and other relevant particulars;
vi. Particulars of transfers of ownership of houses and other immovable properties;
vii. Copy of the approved budget estimates of the Gram Panchayat;
viii. Copy of the audit report on the accounts of the Gram Panchayat; and
ix. List of defaulters, who are in arrears of payment of taxes and fees due to the Gram
Panchayat.
4. Further, the Commissioner, Panchayat Raj & Rural Employment Department has stated that in
pursuance of the 73rd Amendment to the Constitution of India, 29 general powers and functions have been
entrusted to the Panchayat Raj Institutions under Sections 45, 161, and 192 of APPR Act 1994. As part of
the devolution of powers to Panchayat Raj Institutions, certain other functions have already been devolved
to these institutions by the respective line departments and orders to that effect have been issued as in
Annexure.II.
5. Despite the Constitutional mandate and specific orders on devolution of powers to Panchayats, the
effective discharge of transferred functions/subjects/activities at the village level are not being monitored or
reviewed by the Heads of Departments effectively. Government felt that there is need to make all out effort
to empower the Gram Sabha with a view to ensuring that government programmes and schemes reach the
people. As a first step to ensure effective community participation in development and welfare activities
undertaken by the Government at the Gram Panchayat level, the concerned field level functionaries of all
may be selected from the Civil Society Organizations (NGOs), Village volunteers, Active Social Workers,etc.,
as was done in Social Audit teams in Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Generation Scheme.
The Resource Teams will assist the Gram Panchayats in mobilizing the people and conducting the Gram
Sabha. Selection, Composition of Resource Team, Honorarium, and other logistical support shall be provided
by the Commissioner, Panchayat Raj and Rural Employment. The necessary Training to the Resource
Teams shall be provided by the AMR-A.P. Academy of Rural Development . The expenditure shall be met
from the training funds available with them such as Rajiv Gandhi Panchayat Sasakthikaran Abhiyan, Backward
Regional Grant Fund and from other Scheme grants implemented by the line departments, etc.,
12. All Heads of Departments in the State shall take necessary action for effective implementation of the
above orders. They shall ensure that all their programmes and works are monitored online through the
Habitation Score Card framework and that the relevant physical and financial progress reports are available
in the websites of the department to ensure utmost transparency. The Panchayat Raj Department, in
association with Information Technology & Communications Department shall ensure that e-Panchayat
programme is implemented in all Districts and there is proper interface between e-Panchayat and Habitation
Score Card applications. The Commissioner, Panchayat Raj and Rural Employment shall take necessary
action for the implementation of this Government Order and give wide publicity to the same. The District
Collectors, Chief Executive Officers of Zilla Parishads/District Panchayat Officers shall submit quarterly
DR.P.K. MOHANTY,
CHIEF SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT.
To
The Commissioner, Printing, Stationary & Stores Purchase, Chanchal Guda, Hyderabad (with a request
to send 10,000 copies of Gazette Notification)
All Special Chief Secretaries/Principal Secretaries/Secretaries/Administrative Departments in the
Secretariat
The Commissioner, Panchayat Raj & Rural Employment Department All Heads
of Departments.
The Director General, Centre for Good Governance
The Commissioner, AMR- A.P. Academy of Rural Development, Hyderabad.
All District Collectors in the State with a request to communicate the order to all District and Divisional
Officers, including Project Officers of Integrated Tribal Development Agencies.
All Chief Executive Officers of Zilla Parishad in the State All District
Panchayat Officers in the State
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(A) Powers, Functions and Property of Gram Panchayats (Sec.45 of A.P.Panchayat Raj Act )
Duty of Gram Panchayat to provide for certain matters:-
(1) Subject to the provisions of this Act and the rules made thereunder, it shall be
(i) The construction, repair and maintenance of all buildings vested in the gram Panchayat and
of all public roads in the village (other than the roads vested in the Mandal Parishad
and Zilla Parishad and the roads classified by the Government as National and State
Highways) and of all bridges, culverts, road, dams and causeways on such roads;
(ii) The lighting of public roads and public places.
(iii) The construction of drains and their maintenance and the disposal of drainage water and
sullage;
(iv) the cleaning of streets, the removal of rubbish heaps, jungle growth and prickly-pear, the
filling in of the disused wells, insanitary ponds, pools, ditches, pits or hollows and other
improvements of the sanitary condition of the village;
(v) the provision of public latrines and arrangements to clean latrines, whether public or private;
(vi) the opening and maintenance of cremation and burial-grounds, and the disposal of unclaimed
dead bodies of human beings or of animals;
(vii) preventive and remedial measures connected with any epidemic or with malaria;
(viii) the sinking and repairing of wells, the excavation, repair and maintenance of ponds or
tanks and the construction and maintenance of water works, for the supply of water
for washing and bathing purposes and of protected water for drinking purposes;
(ix) the conservation of manorial resources, preparation of compost and sale of manure;
(x) the registration of births and deaths;
(xii) all other mattes expressly declared obligatory by or under this Act or any other law.
(2) Apart from the matters specified in sub-section (1), the Government may, subject to such rules as
may be made in this behalf entrust the gram Panchayats with any functions in relation to the
subjects specified in Schedule-1.
(3) The Gram Panchayats shall do resource planning at village level.
(4) No suit for damages for failure or for enforcement of the duty to make provision in respect of any
of the matters specified in sub-section (1) shall be
maintainable against any gram Panchayat, executive authority, officers or servants of the
gram panchayat.
The execution of all programmes under Community Development in association with Panchayats,
co-operative societies, voluntary organizations and the people.
2. Agriculture:
(iii) popularization of improved techniques, methods and practices and improved implements;
(ix) laying out demonstration plots and working out better methods of farm managements;
(x) bringing more acreage under irrigation by renovating and sinking wells, repairing and
digging private tanks and maintaining Government minor irrigation sources and supply
channels;
(xii) exploiting underground water sources by sinking wells, filter points and tube wells;
(xiii) tree planting;
(i) Upgrading local stock by introducing pedigree breeding bulls and castrating
scrub bulls;
(ii) Introducing improved breeds of cattle, sheep, pigs and poultry;
(iii) Controlling contagious diseases by systematic protection;
(i) Expanding existing medical and health services and bringing them within the reach of
people.
(ii) Establishing and maintaining Primary Health Centres and Maternity
Centres
(iii) Providing protected drinking water facilities.
(iv) Ensuring systematic vaccination.
(v) Controlling epidemics.
(vi) Providing drains and soakage pits for village and house drainage.
(vii) Encouraging the use of sanitary type of latrines and utilizing human waste
(viii) Popularising of smokeless chullas.
(ix) Supervising the work in Government Hospitals.
(x) Enlisting people’s participation for the improvement of such hospitals.
(xi) Securing the co-operation of the people and the Panchayats during epidemics.
(xii) Carrying out environmental Sanitation campaigns and educating the public in
(a) nutrition, (b) maternity and child health (c) communicable diseases and
(d) family planning and the like.
(xiii) Implementing health programme subject to the technical control of concerned district
officers.
5. Education:
(i) Management of Government and taken over Aided Elementary and Higher Elementary
Schools;
(ii) Establishment of Adult Education Centres and Adult Literacy Centres;
(iii) Provision and improvement of accommodation for schools with people’s participation;
(iv) Conversion of existing Elementary Schools into Basic Schools; and
(v) Taking of such action as may be necessary for the promotion of education for all children
until they complete the age of fourteen years.
6. Social Education:
The creation of new outlook among the people and making them self-reliant, hard working
and responsive to community action and in particular –
(i) Establishment of information community and recreation centre;
(ii) Rendering such assistance as may be necessary for the formation and maintenance
of village Roads which serve as feeders.
8. Co-operation:
The securing of economic development along democratic lines by the application of co-
operation in its infinitely varying forms and in particular,-
9. Cottage Industries:
Development of cottage, Village and Small Scale Industries in order to provide better employment
opportunities and thereby raise the standard of living and in particular,-
(iv) Implementation of schemes for the development of Cottage, Village and Small Scale
Industries financed by the Khadi and Village Industries Commission and the All India
Boards.
10. Women Welfare:
The implementation of schemes specially designed for Welfare of women and children and in particular
the establishment of Women and Child Welfare Centres, Literacy Centres, Crafts and Dress making Centres
and like.
(i) The management of hostels subsidized by Government for the benefit of Scheduled
Tribes, Scheduled Castes and Backward Classes;
(ii) The implementation of Rural Housing Schemes:
(iv) The strengthening of Voluntary Social Welfare Organizations and Co-ordinating their
activities:
(v) The propagation of temperance and prohibition; and
Provision of emergency relief through voluntary efforts in case of distress owing to fires, floods,
epidemics and other vide spread calamities.
Collection and compilation of such statistics as may be found necessary either by the Mandala
Parishad, the Zilla Parishad or the Government.
14. Self-Help Programme:
Formulation and execution of suitable programmes for stepping up production and for raising the
incomes and standards of living for the improvement of sanitation and for the provision of amenities for the
people.
15. Trusts:
Management of trusts for the furtherance of any purpose to which the funds of the Mandala
Parishad may be applied.
(C) Powers and functions of the Zilla Parishad (Sec.192 of APPR Act 1994)
(1) Every Zilla Parishad shall exercise such powers and perform such functions as may be entrusted to
it by rules made in this behalf with regard to the subjects enumerated in the First Schedule. The Zilla
Parishad shall also have the power to,-
(ii) distribute the funds allotted to the district by the Central or State Government among the Mandal
Parishads and Mandals in the district for which Mandal Parishad are not constituted;
(iii) co-ordinate and consolidate the plans prepared in respect of the Mandals in the district and
prepare plans in respect of the entire district;
(iv) secure the execution of plans, projects, schemes or other works either solely relating to the individual
Mandals or common to two or more Mandals in the district;
(v) supervise generally the activities of the Mandal Parishads in the district;
(vi) exercise and perform such of the powers and functions of the District Board including the powers
to levy any tax or fees, as may be transferred to it under this Act;
(vii) exercise and perform such other powers and functions in relation to any development programme
as the Government may by notification confer on or entrust to it.
(viii) Advise Government on all matters relating to developmental activities and maintenance of services
in the district, whether undertaken by local authorities or Government.
(ix) Advise Government on the allocation of work among gram Panchayats and Mandal Parishads
and co-ordination of work between the said bodies and among the various gram Panchayats
themselves;
(x) Advise Government on matters concerning the implementation of any statutory or executive order
specially referred by the Government to the Zilla Parishad;
(xi) Collect such data as it deems necessary;
(xiii) Require any local authority to furnish information regarding its activities;
(xiv) Accept trusts relating exclusively to the furtherance of any purpose for which its funds may be
applied;
(xv) Establish, maintain or expand secondary, vocational and Industrial schools;
(xvi) Borrow money for carrying out the purposes of this Act with the
previous approval of the Government and subject to such terms and conditions
as may be prescribed.
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CHIEF SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT
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CHIEF SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT
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