Mid Day Meals

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• Mid Day Meals
• Union Territory Mission Authority,
• Dadra and Nagar Haveli

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• U.T. OF DADRA AND NAGAR HAVELI
• Broad Social and Economic Indicators
• Date of liberation from Portuguese rule
  2nd August, 1954
• Date of integration in the Indian Union
  11th August, 1961
• Geographical area 491 sq.km.
• Population 2,20,490 (2001 Census)
• Urban Population 50,463 (2001 Census)
• No. of districts
  1
• Census Towns 2 ( Silvassa and Amli)
• Density of population 449 per sq.km.
• Decennial growth rate (1991-01) 59.20
• Sex ratio ( No. of females per 811
• Thousand males)
• Birth rate 28.76
• Death rate 4.63
• Infant mortality rate 48.00
• Literacy rate 57.63
• Scheduled caste population 4,104 (1.86)
  (2001census)

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THE BACK GROUND OF THE DADRA AND NAGAR
HAVELI

• Dadra and Nagar Haveli was born on 17th December
  1779. It got liberated on 2nd August- 1954 from
  Portugalis and merged with the Indian Union on
  the 11th August-1961.
• D.N.H. is Single District.
• Total Village Panchayat -
  11
• Municipal Council - 01
• Total villages - 72
• Habitation -
  572
• Government Primary Schools
• 1. Primary - 162
• 2.Upper Primary -
  105
• Total.
  - 267
• Private aided Primary schools
  - 12
• Private unaided schools
  - 09
• Medium wise number of Schools
• 1. Gujarati - 190
• 2.Marathi
  - 68
• 3.English - 08

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DROP OUT RATES (COHORT CHART)( figure in )
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District Panchayat DEPARTMENT OF PRIMARY
EDUCATION ( MID DAY - MEALS )Dadra and
Nagar Haveli
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SUCCESS STORY OF IMPEMENTATION OF NATIONAL
PROGRAMME OF NUTRITIONAL SUPORT TO PRIMARY
EDUCATION (MID DAY MEALS PROGRAMME) IN THE U.T.
OF DADRA AND NAGAR HAVELI DISTRICT.

• AIM
• The National Programme of Nutritional Support
  to Primary education popularly known as Mid Day
  Meals Programme is intended to give boost to
  universalisation of Primary Education by
  increasing enrolment retention and attendance and
  simultaneously impacting on nutrition of student
  in primary classes. Under the said scheme, the
  students in I-Vth standards are provided hot
  cooked prepared meals containing 450 calories and
  12 gram of proteins each day of school for
  minimum 200 days as per direction of Honble
  Supreme Court. Recently the Govt. of India
  Ministry extended the National Programme of Mid
  Day Meal Scheme from Std.VI to VII and they are
  provided cooked meals containing 700 Calories and
  20 gram of protein every day.

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SCHOOL COVERED AND STUDENTS BENEFITTED
2007 - 08
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FOOD GRAINS (RICE)

• Under the MDM programme, Govt. of India is
  allotting food grains (Rice) free of cost
  through Food Corporation of India in ten academic
  months at the quantum of 100 gram rice per day
  per child from Std. I to V and from Std. VI VII
  quantum of 150 gram rice per day per child.

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PREPARING OF HOT COOKED MEALS

• The hot cooked meals is prepared by engaging
  Helpers and Cooks on payment of half day Daily
  Wages rates with every schools provided with
  two gas cylinders of 19 kgs with gas chullahs and
  necessary cooking equipments also. The students
  are provided cooked meals in the plates glasses
  for drinking water issued by the department.

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PreparationMid Day Meal Scheme
(Std.I-V)Children are getting 450 Calories and
12 gram Proteins every day

• 100 gram Rice per day per child
• 020 gram Dal (Tur / Mung) per day per child
• Green Vegetables every day.
• Mid Day Meal Scheme (Std. VI - VII)
• Children are getting 700 Calories and
• 20 gram Proteins every day
• 150 gram Rice per day per child
• 040 gram Dal (Tur / Mung) per day per child
• Green Vegetables every day.

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Mid Day Meal Scheme (Std.I V) Weekly Menu
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Mid Day Meal Scheme (Std.VI VII) Weekly Menu
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ALLOCATION OF FUND AND EXPENDITURE (FROM U.T.
BUDGET) MID DAY MEALS
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Physical Targets AchievementsMid Day Meals
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THANK YOU
NAMASKAR