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Scheme Formulation and Various Details Provide the different aspects for Convergence with other scheme 5W1H Questioning Technique What Where When Who How and…Why? Mid Day Meal Scheme and Its Various Aspects : A Re-look for developing Convergence Relevant Schemes with which MDM can be / should be coordinated for better results Few relevant IT solutions being tried out in Uttar Pradesh which can be grouped and enhanced as the IT Platforms for monitoring the Schemes (specially relevant to the Mid Day Meal Scheme) Relevant IT Solutions Relevant IT Solutions Relevant IT Solutions KitchenShed, Toilet can be covered under MGNREGA Labour Required can be covered under MGNREGA If Material Component falls short then the rest of the funds to be brought from somewhere Issue of Requirement Generation and being taken up in the Shelf of Projects in MGNREGA Issue of Design and in which part of school the construction should take place. Issue of who controls the execution and who is responsible for the quality of construction Boundary-Wall of the school Buying of required Utensils through schemes like MPLAD, MLA-Constituency funds etc. Relevant Schemes 3. MGNREGA, etc…. 4. Convergence with Disaster Management Authorities at District, State and National levels Relevant Schemes with which MDM can be / should be coordinated for better results Why this is important : Bihar Tragedy in Mid Day meals : On 16 July 2013, at least 23 students died and dozens more fell ill at a primary school in the village of Dharmashati Gandaman in the Saran district of the Indian state of Bihar after eating a Midday Meal contaminated with pesticide. A pro-active approach on disaster management could have prevented this unfortunate tragedy or in worst case could have reduced this large mortality Relevant Schemes 4. Convergence with Disaster Management Authorities Disaster Management Framework in India Disaster Management Act passed in 2005 by the Parliament NDMA set up as the A