Monday, June 6, 2011

CCB work in Chak No. 144/J.B

The CCB of union council 19 was formed in 14th of July, 2004 by the community members from all around the union council in a democratic manner. The process involves the community nominating a general body of CCB. The membership size of the general body is 25. All the members in this CCB were male. This general body then elected its chairman, secretary and executive committee through a show of hands. There are 07 executive members in this CCB. The major activity of the CCB has been to work construction of the play ground in the Chak No. 144/JB, union council no. 19, Tehsil Chiniot.
The CCB decided to construct a play ground in the Chak No. 144/JB, union council no. 19, Tehsil Chiniot on a priority basis. The cost-estimate of this project was prepared as well as vetted by the District Officer Building / Executive District Officer (EDO) Works & Services. The total cost of the project is 3.57 million A sum of 0.7114 million which is equivalent to 22% (20% is the requirement as per law) of the total cost of the project was contributed by the CCB. The balanced 80% share 2.8456 million was provided by the TMA Chiniot into three installments. The CCB motivated the community about the importance of the project for the future generation and encouraged them to contribute the required twenty percent share.

The chairman and secretary of CCBs went from door to door to collect the community share. After CCBs had collected its share, they fulfilled other formalities and documents for the project and submitted it to the EDO community development for necessary action and approval from the district council. After the approval and release of fund to the CCB, it formulated a three member project committee with a project coordinator as its head. The committee became responsible for the purchase of materials / services and the supervision of the work. At the community level, the project committee is ensuring the transparency in the purchase of materials / hiring of services and also the quality of the work. The monitoring of the project is being done by the concerned departments and the Monitoring Committees of Works & Services department formed under the PLGO 2001.
The CCB first have to utilize its 20 percent share after the approval of the project. The subsequent three installments of 80 percent of district government share are released to the CCB after the report received from the concerned District Officer and the Chairman Monitoring Committee (Works & Services) about the completion of work ensuring the quality and quantity as well. The work on the project is completed. The community is proud and delighted of the project. This has motivated the CCB to consider undertaking other projects.
Construction of the boundary wall and building Govt. Boy’s Elementary School Chak No. 144/JB and also Slug carrier round the village, Drain, Street Lights, boundary wall of the Grave yard was constructed by the CCB with the approval of TMA Chiniot.

Academic block in Chenab College

The CCB of union council 35 was formed in 21st of June, 2004 by the community members from all around the union council in a democratic manner. The process involves the community nominating a general body of CCB. The membership size of the general body is 25. Members in this CCB were male (22) as well as female (03). This general body then elected its chairman, secretary and executive committee through a show of hands. There are 07 executive members in this CCB. The major activity of the CCB has been to work construction of the academic block in Chenab College, Chiniot. The total enrolment in this school is about 1620 students. There was only one main block in the college that was not enough to serve the cause of study.

. The CCB decided to construct an additional academic block in Chenab College, Chiniot on a priority basis. The cost-estimate of this project was prepared as well as vetted by the District Officer Building / Executive District Officer (EDO) Works & Services. The total cost of the project is 7.058 million A sum of 1.412 million which is equivalent to 22% (20% is the requirement as per law) of the total cost of the project was contributed by the CCBThe balanced 80% share 5.646 million was provided by the District Government into three installments. The CCB motivated the community about the importance of the project for the future generation and encouraged them to contribute the required twenty percent share.

The chairman and secretary of CCBs went from door to door to collect the community share. After CCBs had collected its share, they fulfilled other formalities and documents for the project and submitted it to the EDO community development for necessary action and approval from the district council. After the approval and release of fund to the CCB, it formulated a three member project committee with a project coordinator as its head. The committee became responsible for the purchase of materials / services and the supervision of the work. At the community level, the project committee is ensuring the transparency in the purchase of materials / hiring of services and also the quality of the work. The monitoring of the project is being done by the concerned departments and the Monitoring Committees of Works & Services department formed under the PLGO 2001.

The CCB first have to utilize its 20 percent share after the approval of the project. The subsequent three installments of 80 percent of district government share are released to the CCB after the report received from the concerned District Officer and the Chairman Monitoring Committee (Works & Services) about the completion of work ensuring the quality and quantity as well. The work on the project is completed. The community is proud and delighted of the project. This has motivated the CCB to consider undertaking other projects.

Economic Survey 2010-2011

TITLE

FIGURES

Literacy Rate

57.7%

Literacy Rate (Male)

69.5%

Literacy Rate (Female)

45.2%

Literacy Rate (Rural)

49.2 %

Literacy Rate (Urban)

73.2 %

Per Capita Income

$ 1254

Real Private Consumption

7%

Fixed GDP

4.5%

Economic GDP Growth Rate

2.4%

Unemployment Rate

5.6%

Total loans

10189 Billion

Local debts

5463 Billion

Foreign loans

4726 Billion

Agriculture growth rate

1.2%

Targeted revenue collection

1588 Billion

Lost caused by Flood

855 Billion

Cotton production

11.4 million bales

Rice production

4.83 million tons

Subsidies

500 billion

Total investment

2.5 trillion

National budget deficit

1.02 trillion

Circular debt

103,939 million

Large scale manufacturing

1.7 %

Agriculture growth

1.2 %

Wednesday, June 1, 2011

Ordinance of Social Welfare


  1. Punjab Vagrancy Ordinance, 1958
  2. The Voluntary Social Welfare Agencies (Registration and Control) Ordinance, 1961
  3. Punjab social services board Ordinance, 1970
  4. Disabled Persons (Employment and Rehabilitation) Ordinance, 1981
  5. Punjab Bait-ul-Maal Act, 1991

Basic Information of the District Chiniot

Sr.No.

Category

Figures

1.

Area of the District

2643 km2

2.

Population of the District

1.149 million

3.

Tehsils

3

4.

Union Councils

44

5.

Chaks/Villages

361

6.

Sugarcane Mills

3

7.

Steel Mill

1

8.

Furniture work shops

6000

9.

River

1 (Chenab)

10.

Canals

1 (Lower Chenab)

11.

Potato Cultivation

2nd highest in Punjab

12.

Registered NGOs

90

13.

Registered CCBs

55

14.

Police Stations

10

15.

Petrol Pumps

56

16.

CNG Stations

15

17.

Trade Unions

18

18.

Brick Killers

42

19.

Registered Shops

4200

20.

Factories

27

21.

Degree Colleges

2

22.

DHQ Hospitals

1