Chandrapur District Swachhata Plan - swachh sangraha

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Chandrapur District Swachhata Plan

Strategy and plan to make Chandrapur district ODF by June 2017

PriMove Pune UNICEF Mumbai

1 Chandrapur District Swachhata Plan

CONTENTS

1. Introduction ................................................................................................................ 2

2. Enabling Factors and Bottlenecks ................................................................................ 5

3. The Strategy ................................................................................................................ 6

4. Strategic actions and activity plan ............................................................................... 7

4.1 Demand Management .................................................................................................. 7

4.2 Demand Response Mechanism ................................................................................... 14

4.3 Oversight and Monitoring ........................................................................................... 21

4.4 Sustainability Plan ....................................................................................................... 23

Institutional arrangements for implementation of the strategy ...................................... 24

Non-negotiables for the strategy ...................................................................................... 25

Activity Plan ....................................................................................................................... 27

Financial Plan ..................................................................................................................... 31

5. Annexure .................................................................................................................. 32

Annexure 1 List of Master Trainers and Motivators ......................................................... 33

Annexure 2 GP wise status of Sanitation .......................................................................... 40

1. INTRODUCTION

1.0 State and District Vision

The Government of Maharashtra (GoM) has recently

announced its vision of making the state Open

Defecation Free (ODF) by March 2018.1 In order to

contribute to this vision of the GoM, Zilla Parishad,

Chandrapur decided to make the district ODF by June

2017 and developed an appropriate strategy and

detailed action plan, outlined in this document.

1.1 Current sanitation situation in the district

A snapshot of the sanitation situation, as of 1st December 2016, with respect to baseline

Survey 2012 (BLS-2012) is presented in Table-1 below.

Table-1: Sanitation coverage in Chandrapur district:

Total Units 15 Blocks 824 Gram Panchayats (GPs)

3,11, 043 hhs

Sanitation coverage 1 block ODF 480 (58%) 2,46,137 hhs (79.7%)

Target 14 344 (42%) 64,906 hhs (20.3%)

1.2 The Targets

1.2.1 BLS 2012 Target

An analysis of block wise status of sanitation reveals that out of the 14 blocks remaining to

be made ODF, seven blocks have above

80% coverage, 3 blocks have coverage

between 70% and 80% and remaining 4

blocks have coverage below 70%. Details

are given in table-2, below.

Six blocks (Chimur, Saoli, Warora,

Gondpipri, Rajura and Chandrpur) have a

target above 5000 units in 217 GPs and

contribute about two-thirds (66%) of the

1 Announcement by Hon Chief Minister of Maharashtra on 19/11/2016

Covered Target

total target. Hence, these blocks need special attention.

There are 94 GPs which have target below 50 IHHLs. Total 22 GPs have target above 400

IHHLs and these 22 GPs bear nearly 22% (14,468 IHHLs) of the district’s target.

Table -2: IHHL coverage and targets

Sr. No.

Block Total GPs

Total HHs ODF GPs % of ODF GPs

IHHL Coverage %

Target in numbers

1 Ballarpur 17 9864 17 100 100 0

2 Bhadrawati 70 19175 45 64 76 4524

3 Brahmapuri 75 30107 66 88 94 859

4 Chandrapur 48 27422 33 69 81 5141

5 Chimur 91 31745 34 37 71 9907

6 Gondpipri 50 17996 27 54 67 6199

7 Jiwati 35 14139 13 37 68 4648

8 Korpana 52 16137 31 60 84 2885

9 Mul 48 19919 43 90 95 399

10 Nagbhid 56 23844 40 71 85 3644

11 Pombhurna 31 10842 19 61 85 1477

12 Rajura 65 19879 25 38 69 6077

13 Saoli 54 22040 24 44 61 8881

14 Sindewahi 51 19788 34 67 85 3066

15 Warora 81 28146 29 36 75 7199

Total 824 311043 480 58 79.73 64906 Source: SBM data as on December 2016, data received from the district

Following map presents the block wise targets of IHHL construction.

Target of additional families and

defunct toilets add to the target load

in the district.

The total target (BLS 2012+

additional families without IHHLs +

defunct toilets) in the district is

1,56,655 IHHLs

Six blocks (Chimur, Saoli, Warora,

Gondpipri, Rajura and Chandrapur)

contribute about two-thirds (66%) of

the total target.

1.2.2 Additional families and defunct toilets:

Two additional factors add to the target load.

These are additional families and defunct

toilets in the district.

Of 32, 810 new households formed in

GPs after baseline survey, 93% donot

have a toilet, and

25% of total toilets built so far are in

some state of repair and are not in

useable condition or used for other

purposes (defunct toilets)

These households, totalling about 91,749, also

need to be covered to achieve complete

elimination of open defecation. Block wise

status of additional families and defunct toilets in the district is presented in Table-3.

Table-3 additional families and defunct toilets in Chandrapur

Sr. No

Additional Families (Till 2015) Defunct toilets

Total additional

families With IHHL Without IHHL

Total defunct toilets

% to total families with IHHLs

1 Ballarpur 1109 0 1109 1600 16%

2 Bhadrawati 1798 206 1592 5605 38%

3 Brahmapuri 2293 113 2180 8065 28%

4 Chandrapur 3744 852 2892 1376 6%

5 Chimur 3389 254 3135 2377 11%

6 Gondpipri 2231 132 2099 0 0%

7 Jivati 2106 116 1990 3378 36%

8 Korpana 1378 0 1378 3705 28%

9 Mul 3686 513 3173 3438 18%

10 Nagbhid 2362 0 2362 6626 33%

11 Pombhurna 1637 0 1637 3304 35%

12 Rajura 1551 25 1526 4366 32%

13 Saoli 2480 0 2480 4763 36%

14 Sindewahi 2826 97 2729 6760 40%

15 Warora 220 1 219 5885 28%

Total 32810 2309 30501 61248 25%

Source: data received from the district

2. ENABLING FACTORS AND BOTTLENECKS

Chandrpur district has done well in

moving towards achiving 100% ODF

status in the district. This

achievement is due to a vibrant

enabling environment, though

bottlenecks exisit in some aspects.

The same are presented in the

schematic below. In moving forward,

this strategy aims to strengthen the

enabling factors and address

bottlenecks.

-High political involvement- guardian minister, MPs, MLAs

-Utmost importnace by the CEO- regular reviews, monitoring

-Social media based daily monitoring mechanism already functional

-Smooth and timely fund transfers

-Capable and dedicated staff

-Availability of manpower trained on ODEP (5 master trainers and 8 motivators)

-ODEP process implemmented in almost all AIP GPs

-Formation of masons Groups facilitates the toilet constrcution activity

-Psychological barriers for usage of toilets

-High number of big GPs ( 26 GPs with more than 1000 households)

-Less human power with technical knowledge of two pit toilets

-Less involvement from village level functionaries of other departments

-Issues in availability of sand

-Less effective convergence of government schemes

-Less time period available for achieving the target

3. THE STRATEGY

This section presents the strategy and action plan adopted by Zilla Parishad, Chandrapur to

achieve the goal of making the district ODF by June 2017. While the primary aim of the

strategy is to cover the BLS-2012 target, the strategy also focuses on covering additional

families without toilets and families with defunct toilets, in convergence with other

programs. Another key focus area of the strategy is to ensure sustainability of the ODF

status.

The unit of planning in this strategy is a block and builds on three pillars; (i) Demand

Management (ii) Deamnd Response Mechanism and (iii) Oversight and monitoring. Key

elements of these pillars are explained in the schematic diagram presented below.

Next section of this document details the key strategic actions followed by the action plan.

• Strategic planning and prioritization of IHHL construction

• Rolling out ODEP process for generating demand at village level and its consolidation at higher levels

• Behaviour change communication for demand generation at hosuehold level

• Involvement of elected representatives for higher visibility, enhanced outreach and oversight

• Involvement of other stakeholders for positive behaviour change

Demand Management

• Monitoring quality of construction of toilets

• Effective convergence of government schemes

• HR development and deployment to high burden areas

• Supply chain management

• Effective fund flow mechanism

Demand Response

Mechanism

• Daily monitoring

• Oversight by elected representatives

• Concurrent online and offline data entry

• Ensuring timely receipt of incentives by households

• Regular meetings of people involved in implementation

• Development of a special third party task force for monitoring

• Sustainability monitoring

Oversight and Monitoring

4. STRATEGIC ACTIONS AND ACTIVITY PLAN

The key strategic actions and a detailed action plan under the three strategic pillars are

captured in this section.

4.1 Demand Management

While there is a good awareness

about need for adopting

sanitation behaviour, there are

some sections where the

awareness is not yet translated

into demand. Hence, generating

demand for building toilets

among these sections is

paramount. Second, creating

demand for making the entire

GP ODF is also equally important and hence demand creation is a non-negotiable in this

strategy.

The district would adopt three processes for this;

ODEP process- for generating demand for making the GP ODF,

Behaviour Change Communications (BCC) for generating demand for building toilets and

using them, and

Effective engagement of elected representatives and other key stakeholders for proving

overall leadership and oversight to the drive.

This section presents the strategic actions related to generation, articulation and

consolidation of demand for sanitation.

District Swachhata

Oversight and

monitoring

Demand response

mechanism

Demand Management

Strategic planning and prioritization IHHL construction- (for BLS-2012 families, additional families and defunct toilets)

Rolling out ODEP process for generating demand for making GPs ODF Behaviour change communication for triggering household’s demand for building

and using toilets Engagement of elected representatives for effective leadership and overall

oversight Involvement of other stakeholders, as required

4.1.1: Strategic planning and prioritization IHHL construction

All the 344 GPs will be targeted simultaneously but the achievement of ODF status is likely

to spread in the next 7 months, based on the burden. While the GPs with very low burden

are expected to become ODF earlier, focusing on high burden GPs is a non-negotiable.

a. BLS-2012 families

On the basis of GP wise data, planning for achieving ODF status of each GP was undertaken

and plotted against monthly time frame. Based on this, the likely time frame for each block

to become ODF was also estimated. These details are presented in Table-4.

Table -4: Month wise planning for making GPs and Blocks ODF

Block Name

Total GPs

Already ODF

Month wise no. of GPs to be made ODF To be made

ODF by Dec-16

Jan-17

Feb-17

Mar-17

Apr-17

May-17

Jun-17

Ballarpur 17 17 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ODF

Bhadrawati 70 45 4 14 2 4 0 0 1 25 Jun-17

Brahmapuri 75 66 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 Dec-16

Chandrapur 48 33 0 5 3 2 3 1 1 15 Jun-17

Chimur 91 34 7 25 16 3 5 0 1 57 Jun-17

Gondpipri 50 27 4 2 7 2 2 3 3 23 Jun-17

Jiwati 35 13 4 9 5 0 1 2 1 22 Jun-17

Korpana 52 31 9 7 2 2 1 0 0 21 Apr-17

Mul 48 43 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 Dec-16

Nagbhid 56 40 5 1 7 2 0 0 1 16 Jun-17

Pombhurna 31 19 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 Dec-16

Rajura 65 25 7 15 14 1 1 2 0 40 May17

Saoli 54 24 7 3 8 4 4 1 3 30 Jun-17

Sindewahi 51 34 5 7 1 3 0 1 0 17 May17

Warora 81 29 16 19 8 6 2 1 0 52 May17

Total GPs 824 480 94 107 73 29 19 11 11 344 Jun-17

Source: data received from the district

94 107

AIP GPs &Below 50 HHs

51-150 HHs 151-250 HHs 251-350 HHs 351-450 HHs 451-500 HHs 501 + aboveHHs

Dec-16 Jan-17 Feb-17 Mar-17 Apr-17 May-17 Jun-17

As per the Zilla Parishad goal, all the reaming 344 GPs from the 14 blocks are to be made

ODF by June 2017. Following is the detailed planning-

3 blocks Brahmapuri, Mul and Pombhurna are to be made ODF in December 2016,

Korpana block to be made ODF in April, Rajura, Sindewahi, Warora in May and Remaining

7 blocks in June 2017.

Making high burden GPs (more than 450 IHHLs) ODF is a challenge and therefore need

special attention. Because of this high burden GPs in Bhadrawati, Chimur, Nagbhid and

Chandrapur blocks, it is estimated that these blocks could become ODF only in June 2017.

b. Additional families and defunct toilets:

As discussed earlier, additional families and defunct toilets add to the open defecation

burden in the district. These families would also be targeted under the strategy. This exact

status under these categoris will be clarified and confirmed during ODEP process and the

action plan for addressing such families will be finalized during the process itself. The

MREGS functionaries at village and block level will be involved in the process, and a realistic

plan will be developed. Additional families and defunct toilets will be targeted in the same

time frame proposed in the above table for achieving ODF status. The process for

addressing these families is elaborated further under the section on convergence.

The momentum for rolling out ODEP has already begun in the district. 5 master trainers and 8 motivators already trained, and 15 master trainers and 405 motivators/ champions to be trained further. This human resource will be primarily responsible for implementation of the strategic actions at GP/ block level.

4.1.2 Rolling out ODEP Process

Open Defcation Elimination Plan (ODEP) is an effective tool for mobilizing community,

triggering action and generating implementable plan for eliminating open defecation in the

GP. The actual targets in each GP will be

revisited during the ODEP process and

realistic plans for target the GPs and Blocks

will be drfated.

The momentum for rolling out ODEP has

already begun in the district. Five master

trainers and eigth motivators from Zilla

Parishad, Chandrapur have already been

trained, and are ready to train other

personnel at district/ block level. Additional

15 master trainers and 405 motivators/ champions will be trained through district and block

level trainings on ODEP.

The 5 master trainers and 8 motivators already trained during ToTs will be responsible for

the district and block level trainings. These will be the chief facilitators of the training and

DWSM team will provide handholding support. A GP wise schedule of ODEP process will be

finalized during the block level trainings. The process will be implemented in each GP as per

the schedule. The ODEP team (master trainers, motivators and champions) from the block

along with GP level functionaries will be facilitators of the process. Their main roles and

responsibilities are listed below.

The ODEP action plan will be prepared and displayed in public palce in every GP. The ODEP

process will be adapted as per the need and volume of target of the GPs. The ODEP plans

will be consolidated at block and district levels. The BDOs, EoPs and Dy CEO (WATSAN) will

closely monitor the ODEP process roll out. Vigilence committees may also be set up if

required for close GP level monitoring of the process.

ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF ODEP TEAM (MASTER TRAINERS, MOTIVATORS,

CHAMPIONS)

Rolling out ODEP process

Organization and facilitation of district and block level trainings and preparation of GP wise schedule for ODEP process

Facilitation during ODEP process in each target GP

Preparation of ODEP report and its consolidation

Monitoring the action plan implementation process in GPs Behaviour Change Communications (BCC):

Support in preparation of BCC plan

Planning and conducting Home visits

Identifying some of the good ODF GPs for knowledge sharing Involvement of elected representatives

Support in sharing copies of the District Swachhata Plan with political leaders

Compilation and sharing Gat wise data Ensuring Quality of Toilets Construction

Support during training of masons and village functionaries

Monitor toilet construction quality in each GP during and after construction Effective Convergence

Support during interdepartmental meetings for convergence

Efforts and support for allocation and disbursal of funds from MREGS and other schemes

Supply chain management

Efforts for involvement of masons groups

Communication with the functionaries and villagers

Support for the Helpline Fund flow

Cross verification of receipt of incentive amount by the beneficiary Oversight and Monitoring

Review of block wise/ gat wise progress Sustainability plan

Support implementation of the sustainability activities at GP level

Planning and monitoring of sustainability activities

The ZP will ensure smooth flow of funds and involvement of all village level functionaries,

for the process. The ZP will also arrange appropriate transport facilities for the ODEP team

for their travel to villages.

An ODEP kit will be prepared by the ZP which will contain material required for ODEP,

mason and service provider lists, flex of technical information about two pit latrine design,

and a pocket diary to be distributed to each household during IPC drives. These kits will be

handed over to each targeted GP for further distribution to the households.

4.1.3 Behaviour Change Communications (BCC):

A district level training for planning BCC activities and effective use of BCC materials will be

organized for the block and village level functionaries, in 2nd week of January, 2017, to

prepare a detailed BCC plan of action. The proposed BCC activities are listed below.

Village level Block level District level ODEP process Triggering with the help of master

trainers Gramsabha Adopting families for BCC Home visits Sanitation walk Toilet bhumipujan Ward meetings (in presence of GP

members) GP resolution for implementation

of police act article 115 117 & making GP ODF by certain date.

Flex (implementation of police act article 115,117 & ODF date declaration)

ODF ward competition, Sanitation celebration (after

becoming ODF)

Selection and meeting of village communication officers

Workshop of SHG adhyaksha

Meeting of school principals

Swachhata determination meetings (Sarpanch, adhyaksha of tanta mukta committees, talathis, gramsevaks, thanedars)

Good morning squads Night meetings Kalapathaks Village visits Block Sanitation

celebration

Appeal with signature of the guardian minister

Flex for appeals Planning and monitoring

workshop (BDO/ ABDO/ EoP (SBM)/ BRCs )

Workshop of master trainers (roles and responsibilities)

Kalapathaks Bus stand ads/ jingles Ads/ jingles on radio Wall paintings

(Atmasanman, police act, 6 sanitation messages, community level sanitation)

District atmasanman workshop

Summary of strategic actions for ODEP roll out

Conducting district and block level trainings & finalizing GP wise process schedule

Implementation of the planning process in GPs

Submission and consolidation of plans

Implementation of the plans

Monitoring of the process by the district and block level officials

Distribution of ODEP Kits

To better manage home visits for generating demand for construction and use of toilets, the

district would prepare a detailed ‘home visit plan’. Efforts will be made for celebration of

‘Gram swachhata Din’ regularly in every GP.

All relevant communication materials and tools will be developed by the district, by end

January 2017 and distributed through most appropriate channels. The key materials are:

a pocket diary on technical information,

pamphlets on importance of total sanitation,

stickers and flex on police act, pledge to make GPs ODF

Specially designed items like glasses, cups, watches with the emblem of sanitation

pledge.

Good practices case studies

Besides, the district would organize cross learning visits to GPs that have already achieved

ODF status and are sustaining the same.

4.1.4 Involvement of elected representatives for oversight and effective monitoring

In all, there are There are about 180 elected

representatives at various levels (excluding GP

level) in Chandrapur district and could provide

leadership for the program. This draft strategic

plan would be discussed with them and finalized

with their inputs. The steps for enhanced

ownership and involvement of these leaders are;

- Requesting them to discuss and review

progress on district swachhata plan during their

meetings like District Planning Committee (DPC)

meetings, Zilla Parsihad meetings, Panchayat

Samiti meetings.

Table 5: No. of elected representatives

Designation Number

Minister (Centre) 1

Minister (state) 1

MLAs 6

ZP members 57

PS members 114

Total 180

Summary of strategic actions for Behaviour change communication

Preparation of BCC plan

Preparation and distribution of communication tools/ material

Home visits

Identifying good ODF GPs for knowledge sharing

Involvement of political leaders is crucial for awareness, demand generation as well as for oversight. For this, a Gat level Task Force (GTF) will be set up and gat wise status of sanitation will be discussed and monitored based on real time data.

-Regular progress reports would be prepared for

each ‘Gat’ and shared with the leaders for their

update and actions. The gat wise status sheet

will be updated and will be discussed on priority

during every monthly meeting of ZP members.

- Decision may also be taken for recognition of

good work/ approach by a Gat or functionary.

- A Gat level Task Force (GTF) of elected

representatives and government officers from

every Gat will also be formed for coordinating

implementation of the strategy and its oversight as required. The GTF will be led by the ZP

member and will include the PS members, Extension officers, BRCs, other line department

officials, Gramsevaks, etc.

4.1.5 Involvement of Other Stakeholders -

Apart from the political leaders, many other stakeholders play an important role in the

society and could influence the sanitation behaviour of the people, to varying degrees.

These stakeholders include social leaders, Deepshikhas, SHG members, CBOs, NGOs,

religious leaders, social units of companies, police patils, gaon patils, police department, KRC

members, NSS students, etc. Data regarding these stakeholders will be collected. Apart from

one to one communication with these stakeholders, the District Swachata Plan would also

be presented to them, in a workshop, to elicit their interest and register their willingness to

support the same. Interest/ commitment expressed by them would be recorded and the ZP

would make all arrangement to enable their active and timely involvement.

4.2 Demand Response Mechanism

Chandrapur district has a good demand response mechanism for sanitation and efforts

would be made to build on this system. The key aspects that would be strengthened are; (i)

monitoring technical quality of construction, (ii) strengthening/ supplementing financial

resource mobilization, (iii) ensuring effictive supply chain links, (iv) effective convergence,

Summary of strategic actions for involvement of elected representatives

Involvement of ministers, MPs and MLAs

Gat (cluster) approach for involvement of ZP members, PS members and key

district officials

Formation of Gat level Task Force (GTF)

Presentation for district and block officials

Quality of toilets will be ensured through technical trainings to masons and functionaries, quality monitoring during and after construction and awareness generation through development of sanitation parks.

and (v) making available capable and optimal human resources. Following section presents

the key strategic aspects of the response mechanism in the district.

4.2.1: Monitoring Quality of Toilets Construction

Proper monitoring of the toilets during construction and quality assurance needs to be

ensured for reducing the number of defunct toilets, in

future. The following steps have been designed to

ensure quality of toilets built;

A one day training of village level functionaries

regarding technical quality will be organized in

each block. During the training, technically

appropriate construction of various types of

IHHLs will be discussed, highlighting the key

technical aspects to be checked and monitored

during and after construction.

Training of masons in every block will be

organized to explain technicalities of various types of toilets. A check list/

information sheet regarding toilet technology designs and technical considerations

will also be provided to the masons.

The motivators/ champions will monitor toilet construction quality in each GP during

and after construction.

The master trainers and BRCs will randomly monitor IHHL quality. Inappropriate

construction will be reported to the district level officials who in turn will take

corrective measures.

Sanitation parks will also be developed where the households will get cost effective

quality material, guidance for construction and reference to masons. These

sanitation parks will work for spreading technical information and also timely

availability of material and service providers.

Demand Response Mechanism

Monitoring quality of toilets construction

Effective convergence of government schemes

HR development and deployment to high burden areas

Supply chain management

Effective fund flow mechanism

Convergence of government schemes will mainly aim at providing benefits to additional families, non-eligible families under SBM and for repairs of defunct toilets.

4.2.2 Effective Convergence of Government Schemes

The ZP proposes to develop an effective convergence between relevant government

schemes and the same would be implemented, as shown below.

- The eligible families under SBM will be targeted under SBM.

- Funds from other schemes like MREGS, IAY, CSR funds would be mobilized for

households with defunct toilets and additional households without toilets.

- Remaining households which would not be

eligible for any of the above funds would be

motivated to use their own resources.

For this, various activities will be implemented which

include interdepartmental meetings for discussion of

scheme wise targets and plan, aligning the construction

targets to the respective AIPs of the departments,

documentation of MREGS fund disbursal process and

its dissemination to concerned stakeholders, etc.

4.2.3. HR development and deployment to high burden areas

Adequate, capable and responsive human resources at all levels are necessary for a robust

response mechanism. In Chandrapur, there are 13 positions of DWSM experts sanctioned,

out of which 11 are filled and 2 are vacant. As far as BRC members are concerned, 44

positions in the district are sanctioned, out of which 42 have been filled. There is one vacant

position each in Rajura and Korpana blocks.

Summary of strategic actions for ensuring quality of construction

Training of village level functionaries Masons training

Quality monitoring

Development of sanitation park

Summary of strategic actions for effective convergence

A meeting of officials of various departments Aligning the AIPs of various departments

Construction of toilets for additional families

Repairing defunct toilets

The block level

human resources

from ODF blocks will

be temporarily

shifted to the high

burden blocks, in

view of the high

burden shouldered

by the staff from

non-ODF blocks.

Considering the present availability of human resources in the district, following are the

actions proposed under the strategy.

The block level human resources

from ODF blocks will be temporarily

shifted to the high burden blocks, in

view of the high burden shouldered

by the staff from non-ODF blocks.

E.g.- out of the two BRCs from

Ballarpur, one can be shifted

immediately to the next block

targeted for making ODF- say, Mul

block. After Mul block is made ODF

in December 2016, the BRC from

Ballarpur and two BRCs from Mul will

be shifted to Sindewahi, and so on.

One BRC will be retained in the block

for regular work of the BRCs and

remaining members will be shifted.

Following schematic presents the HR

transfer policy.

Following are other activities to be implemented in the district for HR development and

deployment-

Table 7: Status of HR at block level

No Block Positions Sanctioned

Recruited

1. Ballarpur 2 2

2. Bhadrawati 3 3

3. Bramhapuri 3 3

4. Chandrapur 4 4

5. Chimur 4 4

6. Gondpipri 3 3

7. Jivati 2 2

8. Korapana 3 2

9. Mul 3 3

10. Nagbhid 3 3

11. Pombhurna 2 2

12. Rajura 3 2

13. Saoli 3 3

14. Sindewahi 3 3

15. Warora 3 3

TOTAL 44 42

Source: Data received from the district

Efforts will be made for

involvement and training of

‘masons groups’ already functional

in many blocks/ GPs.

- Specific ‘Gats’ would be allocated to each BRC member and Extension Officer for

exclusive focus.

- Efforts would be made to rope in officers from other departments (MREGS, NRLM,

ICDS, education, health and revenue department etc.), Gat wise, as required and

feasible.

- The ODEP master trainers will be allotted the responsibility of SBM implementation.

- A refreshers training on ODEP to the master trainers and motivators is proposed in

April 2017, where the knowledge regarding ODEP will be refreshed and the critical

issues faced by the master trainers and motivators during implementation will also

be addressed. Guidance will also be provided on how to achieve the remaining

targets by June 2017.

-A MREGS task force will be developed at the district level which will aim at

streamlining and smooth functioning convergence with MREGS. A film or process

guideline for receiving benefits for sanitation under the scheme may also be

released.

4.2.4 Supply chain management

Considering the IHHL construction targets, huge

supply chain arrangements are required.

Availability of trained masons, availability and

information about material suppliers and service

providers and their management is critical.

Presently, mason groups are functional in every

block which contribute majorly to the toilet construction activity. These are informal group

of 4 or more masons who collectively work as a group.

There are also many material suppliers in the district for materials like sand, cement, bricks,

pipes, pans, etc. The available supply chain arrangements in the district are presented in the

table and map below.

Details of masons and suppliers are presented in table-8 and the map below.

Summary of strategic actions for HR development and deployment

Transfer of HR to high burden areas

Refresher training to master trainers and motivators

Involvement of NRLM and MREGS and health department staff

Development of MREGS task force

Table 8: Availability of masons and material suppliers in Chandrapur

It can be seen that though

the demand for toilet

construction is highest in

Chimur block, the supply

chain arrangements are low

as compared to other

blocks. This is because of

remoteness of the block

and high percentage of

forest occupied area. Also,

there is less number of

growth centres in the block,

which proves to be a

disincentive for the

suppliers. The supply chain

arrangements in other

blocks with high demand

like Saoli and Warora are

also inadequate as compare to other blocks.

Following are the strategic actions proposed for supply chain management in Chandrapur

district-

Name of block

No. of available masons

No. of available

sand suppliers

No. of available cement

suppliers

No. of available

brick suppliers

Pipe, Pan suppliers

Ballarpur 16 9 13 13 7 Bhadrawati 29 4 11 8 40 Bramhapuri 25 3 13 7 6 Chandrapur 58 4 32 22 130 Chimur 27 5 12 9 4 Gondpipri 22 5 7 3 4 Jivati 14 0 3 0 2 Korapana 20 1 9 8 3 Mul 22 5 11 8 7 Nagbhid 46 4 9 9 3 Pombhurna 15 1 5 6 0 Rajura 19 1 8 12 4 Saoli 20 6 6 9 2 Sindewahi 94 5 10 14 5 Warora 69 3 13 18 7 Total 384 32 162 146 224 Source: Information collected from blocks, August 2015

First of all, every block will prepare a list of trained masons, suppliers/ service

providers available in the block. The lists will also include the masons’ groups. These

lists will be further consolidated at district level. This will clearly put forth the picture

of adequacy and need of additional supply chain arrangements.

A block level workshop of service providers and suppliers, including the masons,

groups will be organised immediately to inform them about the present need and

their expected involvement and support. Critical aspects like timely availability of

supplies, rate negotiations, transport facilities, etc. may be discussed with them

during the workshop.

Just like BRC staff, even the masons and suppliers can also be shifted from ODF

blocks to the high burden blocks. Their willingness and availability for support in

other blocks may be finalized in the block level workshop. The list of masons and

suppliers in each block will be published on the web for easy access by the

functionaries and villagers. The lists will also be made available in every GP the

gramsevak will help the villagers in identifying a mason and supplier based on the

Apart from this, a supply chain helpline will also be initiated where the callers will be

provided the information about available masons/ suppliers in their area.

4.2.5 Effective Fund Flow Mechanism

The following steps would be adopted by the ZP to enhance fund flow speed and

effectiveness;

- The blocks will raise a demand note to the district in advance, based on the on-going

constructions in the block.

- The ZP will release funds to blocks , in advance, based on this demand

- Once, a toilet is completed and verified, the funds will be transferred to the

beneficiary account within 15 days

- The SBM funds kept aside for CB and IEC activities will be made available to the

blocks on time, and its usage will be ensured.

Summary of strategic actions for supply chain management

Making a list of masons, suppliers/ service providers

Efforts for involvement and awareness of suppliers and mason’s groups

Shifting of masons/ mason groups to high burden blocks

Communication with the functionaries and villagers

Initiating a Helpline

- The ZP would dialogue with all the private companies situated in the district and try

to raise CSR funds, to the extent possible.

- Maharashtra state government recently formed a Swachh Maharashtra Kosh (Fund)

on the lines of Swachh Bharat Kosh. The district would submit a proposal to avail the

Kosh funds.

4.3 Oversight and Monitoring

The SBM gives

importance to

monitoring both

outputs (Toilet

Construction) and of

Outcomes (Toilet

usage). The following

steps would be taken

to improve the speed

and quality of

monitoring.

Daily monitoring-

The district already

has a daily

monitoring mechanism in place. For block level review, Google formats for uploading GP

wise construction data have already been prepared and are in use. The block level

officials review and monitor the progress every day based on these Google data sheets.

For district level review and monitoring, a social networking group of all

BDOs has been set up. The District level officials and the CEO review block

wise progress, daily. This mechanism would also be used for financial

progress and activity monitoring.

What to monitor

Time for proposal

verification and incentive

disbursement

ODF Status

Toilet construction

quality

Physical and financial progress

Process - ODEP, convergence,

incentive disbursal, CB,

Summary of strategic actions for efficient fund flow

Demand note in advance by the blocks

Transfer of funds within 15 days from toilet construction

Making funds available for CB/ IEC activities beforehand

Meetings with companies for CSR

Demand from Swachhata Kosh

Oversight by political leaders- As discussed before, oversight of sanitation

activities and progress in their respective Gats/constituencies by elected

representatives would be institutionalized.

Concurrent online and offline data- The district and block level functionaries

are also taking special efforts for maintaining concurrent online and offline data, which is

found to be useful in reducing data gaps and enable faster uploading on the website. This

good practice would be continued.

Ensuring receipt of incentives- The block level staff will make a phone call to

few random beneficiaries to confirm if his account has been credited with the

incentive amount. This new step would help in checking fund transfer process.

The responsibility of this activity needs to be fixed.

Fortnightly meeting of motivators- A fortnight meeting of all motivators will be

conducted at block level by concerned DWSM experts. This block level review will be

done GP wise and feedback on future planning and addressing challenges will be

provided to the motivators. Block wise/ Gat wise progress will also be

communicated to the Blocks, GTF and other stakeholders to enable their timely

actions.

Regular meeting of master trainers at district level- similarly, DWS experts will

also conduct regular meetings of the master trainers, at the district level to review

block wise progress and plan future actions.

Third Party Monitoring- Apart from the official review, a third-party task

force will be set up for reviewing the on-field status of program

implementation to provide real and unbiased status (both quality and

quantity) of progress and will also keep a check on the functionaries.

Summary of strategic actions for oversight and monitoring

Daily monitoring

Oversight by political leaders

Concurrent online and offline data

Ensuring receipt of incentives

Fortnightly meeting of motivators

Regular meeting of master trainers at district level

Development of a special third party task force for monitoring

4.4 Sustainability Plan

Sustaining ODF status is very crucial for realizing the intended benefits of SBM initiatves and

the following activities are planned for the same;

The ZP would develop special IEC and BCC activities focusing on use and

maintenance of toilets and would implement the same to influence individual/

hsoeuhold and community behaviors.

Follow up and monitoring system will be set up in every GP. This system will

comprise of Open Defecation Elimination Follow up Committee and a Toilet Use

Monitoring Committee. These committees will take care of maintenance of

sanitation structures and will monitor the ODF+ activities and ZP will train them

adequately for the same.

The OD status within GPs that achieved ODF status would be monitored and

analysed periodically.

The status reports, along with deviations and course correction measures, would be

shared with all key stakeholders for their action.

To ensure continued improvemented in environmental sanitation, the ODF+

activities will also be promoted in all ODF GPs. These include activities for effective

SLWM, personal hygiene, MHM, institutional sanitation etc.

Village sanitation days will be planned and implemented and topics for discussion

will be based on the context and specific need of the GP. Also, discussions regarding

sanitation will be held during every gramsabha.

Institutional arrangements for implementation of the strategy

Institutional arrangements Functions

D I S T R I C T

Policy making at district level.

Preparation of district level Plan including BCC and CB plan

Staff deployment to high burden areas

Efforts for involvement of political leaders, religious leaders, social leaders, etc.

Organization of Capacity Building and Behaviour Change Communication activities

Convergence of government schemes through inter departmental co-ordination

Disseminate all relevant information to all project stakeholders

Monitoring physical and financial progress and process

Timely and efficient funds disbursal/ fund management

Reporting / accountability to WSSO

B L O C K

Organization of BCC and awareness, community mobilization and triggering activities Capacity building of GP members, VHNWSSC members, & other functionaries

Providing required support for village level implementation of NBA Transfer of funds to GPs and financial management under the project

Disseminate all relevant information and instructions to all project stakeholders

Efforts for involvement of political leaders

Data management and submission of reports to the district in prescribed formats

Technical support and Supply Chain Management

Monitoring, support and consolidation of village level ODEP action plans

Review and monitoring of village level works through regular visits and meetings

Identifying some of the good ODF GPs for knowledge sharing

Uploading data online

Special attention on high burden GPs or clusters

Preparation and implementation of community led village level ODEP action plans

Awareness and behaviour change communication regarding sanitation through various campaigns, activities, rallys, home visits, meetings, IPC, swachhata din and sabha etc.

Motivating villagers and ensure community participation in implementation

Implementation of effective convergence

Management of toilet construction

Creation and maintenance of sanitation facilities and monitoring

Village level data collection and management, social audit and participatory monitoring

NON-NEGOTIABLES FOR THE STRATEGY

District level

Strategic push and priority at all levels

Timely release of funds to blocks

Deployment of HR from ODF blocks to other blocks / high burden

Convergence of government schemes, MREGS task force

Involvement of elected reprsentives

Effective monitoring mechanism - Physical and financial progress

(SBM, MREGS and other relevant schemes),

Block level

Continued focus on high burden GPs (target above 400 IHHLs)

Cluster (Gat) approach

Special efforts for PRI involvement

Facilities to ODEP team

Involvement and training to masons groups

Effective monitoring mechanism- Physical and financial progress

(SBM and MREGS), process (ODEP, convergence, CB, etc.), time

for proposal verification and incentive disbursement, toilet

construction quality, ODF Status

Key strategic actions

1. Demand Management 1.1: Strategic planning and prioritization for IHHL construction 1.2: Rolling out ODEP process for generating demand at village level and its consolidation

at higher levels Conducting district and block level trainings

Implementation of the planning process in GPs

Implementation of the plans and its monitoring by the district and block level officials

1.3 Behaviour change communication for triggering positive behaviour and prioritising sanitation

Preparation of BCC plan

Preparation and distribution of communication tools/ material

Home visits

Identifying good ODF GPs for knowledge sharing

1.4 Involvement of elected representatives for demand generation and effective monitoring

Involvement of ministers, MPs and MLAs

Gat (cluster) approach for involvement of ZP members, PS members and key district officials

Formation of Gat level Task Force (GTF)

1.5 Involvement of other stakeholders for positive behaviour change

2. Response mechanism to demand 2.1 Monitoring quality of construction for effective waste management Training of village level functionaries and masons groups

Quality monitoring

Development of sanitation park

2.2 Effective convergence of government schemes Meeting officials of various departments and aligning sanitation activities to their AIPs

Construction of toilets for additional families and repairing defunct toilets

2.3 HR development and deployment to high burden areas Transfer of HR to high burden areas

Refresher training to master trainers and motivators

Involvement of NRLM and MREGS and health department staff

Development of MREGS task force

2.4 Supply chain management Making list of masons/suppliers, sharing with functionaries/ villagers, efforts for involvement

Efforts for involvement and awareness of suppliers and mason’s groups

Shifting of masons to high burden blocks

Initiating a Helpline

2.5 Efficient fund flow mechanism Demand note in advance by blocks, transfer funds within 15 days from construction

Making funds available for CB/ IEC activities beforehand

Meetings with companies for CSR, demand from Swachhata Kosh

3. Oversight and Monitoring Daily monitoring, Concurrent online and offline data

Oversight by political leaders

Ensuring receipt of incentives

Fortnightly meeting of motivators, Regular meeting of master trainers

Activity Plan

No. Activity Dec -16

Jan -17

Feb -17

Mar-17

Apr -17

May-17

Jun -17

Implementation responsibility

Monitoring responsibility

A Demand Management

A-1 Strategic planning & prioritization DWSM Dy. CEO WATSAN

A-2 Rolling out ODEP process

1. Planning and preparations for trainings

DWSM Dy. CEO WATSAN

2. Conducting district level training on ODEP

DWSM Dy. CEO WATSAN

3. Conducting block level trainings on ODEP

Master Trainer, Motivators, BRC & DWSM

BDO / Dy. CEO WATSAN

4. Implementation of the planning process in GPs

Motivators & BRC Master Trainer & DWSM

5. Submission and consolidation of plans at block and district level

Motivators & BRC Master Trainer & DWSM

6. Implementation of the plans

Sarpanch & Gramsevak & GP level Functionaries

Master Trainer, BRC & DWSM

7. Monitoring of the process

Champion & Motivator Master Trainer, BRC & DWSM

A-3 Behaviour change communication

1. Finalization of BCC activities and plan DWSM Dy. CEO WATSAN

2. Preparation of communication tools/ material

DWSM Dy. CEO WATSAN

3. Distribution of communication tools/ material

Jan -17

Feb -17

Mar-17

Apr -17

May-17

Jun -17

4. Home visits

Champion, Motivator, Sarpanch & Gramsevak & GP level Functionaries

Master Trainer & BDO

5. Development of model villages BRC Master Trainer & BDO

6. Sharing best practices/ knowledge products

A-4 Involvement of elected representatives

1. Involvement of ministers, MPs and MLAs

Dy. CEO WATSAN CEO

2. Gat (cluster) approach for involvement of ZP members and key district officials

Dy. CEO WATSAN CEO

3. Presentation for ZP members and key district officials @ district level

DWSM Dy. CEO WATSAN

4. Presentation for PS members and Sarpanch @ block level

DWSM Dy. CEO WATSAN

A-5 Involvement of other stakeholders DWSM Dy. CEO WATSAN

B Strengthening the Response Mechanism

B-1 Facilitating strategic push and creating enabling environment

DWSM Dy. CEO WATSAN CEO

B-2 Technical quality

1. Training of village level functionaries

2. Masons training

Master Trainer, Motivators, BRC

Jan -17

Feb -17

Mar-17

Apr -17

May-17

Jun -17

3. Technical monitoring

4. Development of sanitation parks Master Trainer BDO / Dy. CEO WATSAN

B-3 Convergence

1. District level inter-departmental meeting

DWSM Dy. CEO WATSAN

2. Aligning to their AIPs HoD Dy. CEO WATSAN /CEO

3. Construction of toilets for additional families

DWSM Dy. CEO WATSAN

4. Repairing defunct toilets DWSM Dy. CEO WATSAN

B-4 HR Development and deployment

1. Transfer of HR to high burden areas DWSM Dy. CEO WATSAN

2. Refresher training to master trainers and motivators

DWSM Dy. CEO WATSAN

3. Involvement of NRLM and MREGS and health department staff

DWSM & HoD Dy. CEO WATSAN / CEO

4. Development of MREGS task force DWSM & MREGS Cell Dy. CEO WATSAN / CEO

B-4 Supply chain management

1. Making a list of masons, suppliers/ service providers

BRC Master Trainer

2. Efforts for involvement and awareness of service providers and suppliers- Creating enabling environment

3. Shifting of masons to high burden GPs after making a low burden GPs ODF

BRC & Motivators Master Trainer

Jan -17

Feb -17

Mar-17

Apr -17

May-17

Jun -17

4. Communication with the functionaries and villagers regarding the availability of suppliers/ service providers

BRC & Motivators Master Trainer

5. Initiating a supply chain Helpline DWSM Dy. CEO WATSAN

B-6 Fund flow

1. Demand note in advance by the blocks Master Trainer BDO

2. Transfer of funds within 15 days from toilet construction

3. Making funds available for CB/ IEC activities beforehand

BDO Dy. CEO WATSAN

4. Dialogue with companies for CSR DWSM Dy. CEO WATSAN

5. Demand from Swachh Maharashtra Kosh

Dy. CEO WATSAN CEO

C Oversight and Monitoring

1. Daily monitoring based on Google and Whatsapp data

Master Trainer BDO & Dy. CEO WATSAN

2. Monitoring by political leaders Master Trainer & DWSM BDO & Dy. CEO WATSAN

3. Concurrent online and offline data Master Trainer & DWSM BDO & Dy. CEO WATSAN

4. Ensuring receipt of incentives Master Trainer & DWSM BDO & Dy. CEO WATSAN

5. Fortnightly meeting of motivators at block level

Master Trainer BDO / Dy. CEO WATSAN

6. Third party monitoring (KRCs, external organizations, task force, flying squads, NSS students, etc.)

DWSM Dy. CEO WATSAN

Financial Plan

Sr. No. Component Rate Total funds required (crore Rs.)

A. Swachh Bharat Mission

IHHL construction for eligible families 12,000 Rs. per IHHL 77.89

Total 64,906 IHHLs

IEC + HRD (up to 5% ) 3.89

Revolving fund (up to 5%) 4.09

Administrative expenditure (up to 2%)

A. Sub -Total 87.59

B. MREGS

IHHL construction for additional families 12,000 Rs. per IHHL 36.60

Total 30,501 IHHLs

B. Sub -Total 36.60

C. Other sources (CSR fund /Own Contribution )

Repairs of Defunct toilets Approx. 8000 Rs per IHHL

48.99 Total 61,248 IHHLs

Relevant IEC/CB SBM funds

C. Sub -Total 48.99

Total (A+B+C) 173.18

5. ANNEXURE

Annexure 1: List of master trainers and motivators in Chandrapur district

Annexure 2: GP wise data on status of sanitation

Annexure 1 List of Master Trainers and Motivators

Chandrapur District - Block wise list of Master Trainers

Sr. No. Block Name of Master trainer Department Designation

1 Ballarpur Mukesh Bhalerao MSRLM Extension Officer

2 Bhadrawati Barsagade Panchayat Extension Officer

3 Brahmapuri Ravi Ghubde Panchayat Extension Officer

4 Chandrapur Netradipak Bhagat Panchayat Extension Officer

5 Chimur Raju Rainchwar MSRLM Extension Officer

6 Gondpipri Guntiwar Panchayat Extension Officer

7 Jiwati Swapnil Chavan Health Extension Officer

8 Korpana Mr. Pradhan Panchayat Extension Officer

9 Mul Jayendra Raut Panchayat Extension Officer

10 Nagbhid Navlaji Nagtode MSRLM Extension Officer

11 Pombhurna Dyaneshwar Savsagde Panchayat Extension Officer

12 Rajura Praksash Parkhi Panchayat Extension Officer

13 Saoli Anirudha Walke NREGA Extension Officer

14 Sindewahi Shyamkule Panchayat Extension Officer

15 Warora Mr. Askar Panchayat Extension Officer

Chandrapur District – Block wise list of Motivators

No Block Name

Sr. No. Motivator Name Department Designation Contact No.

Ballarpur 1 Sanjay Naitam Panchayat Extension Officer (VP) 9755193224

Ballarpur 2 Balerao Statistic Extension Officer (Stat.) 9850871573

Ballarpur 3 Gourkar Health Extension Officer (Health) 9890238166

Ballarpur 4 Bhanose Panchayat Gramsevak 9822460539

Ballarpur 5 Kokude Panchayat Gramsevak 9881939379

Ballarpur 6 Kunda More ICDS AWW 9420867566

Ballarpur 7 Shashikala Bawane ICDS AWW 9673901901

Ballarpur 8 Vandana Dudhane ICDS CDPO 9673897167

Ballarpur 9 Suwarna Joshi SBM-BRC Block Coordinator 9011708857

Ballarpur 10 Sunil Nuttalwar SBM-BRC Cluster Coordinator 7774824113

Ballarpur 11 Ravi Bogawar MGNREGA APO 9011359572

Ballarpur 12 Lata Madpalliwar ICDS AWW 7387357386

Ballarpur 13 Kiran Neware ICDS Supervisor 9423620024

Ballarpur 14 Ballarpur 15

Bhadrawati 1 Madhuri Yerme Panchayat Extension Officer (VP) 9552087672

Bhadrawati 2 A.P. Porate Panchayat Extension Officer (VP) 9403373844

Bhadrawati 3 S.G.Barsagde Panchayat Extension Officer (VP) 9420555171

Bhadrawati 4 C.P. Kurade Health Extension Officer (Health) 9673859634

Bhadrawati 5 W.T.Rathod Agriculture Extension Officer (Agri.) 8275245983

Bhadrawati 6 V. N. Dorlikar Agriculture Extension Officer (Agri.) 9890205504

Bhadrawati 7 G.M. Dhawas Agriculture Extension Officer (Agri.) 8983235659

Bhadrawati 8 P.S. Dhopre Panchayat Gramsevak 9923387126

Bhadrawati 9 S. M. Urkude Panchayat Gramsevak 9423419659

Bhadrawati 10 A. R. Katait Panchayat Gramsevak 9422137757

Bhadrawati 11 Arun Kakde Education Extension Officer (Edu) 9960240659

Bhadrawati 12 Ravidra Lamge Education Extension Officer (Edu) 9766062853

Bhadrawati 13 Warsha Umre NRLM Block Coordinator (NRLM) 9604877655

Bhadrawati 14 S. B. Dhavle Panchayat Gramsevak 8975742110

Bhadrawati 15 K.T. Kumbhare Panchayat Gramsevak 9527118514

Bramhapuri 1 Khobragade Health Extension Officer (Health) Bramhapuri 2 A.Kurzekar NRLM Extension Officer (NRLM) Bramhapuri 3 Nandeswar P. S. Bramhapuri C.P.

Bramhapuri 4 B.Kale Statistic Extension Officer (Stat.) Bramhapuri 5 Popate Education Headmaster

Bramhapuri 6 Patewar P. S. Bramhapuri C.P.

Bramhapuri 7 R. Lonare Panchayat Gramsevak

Bramhapuri 8 Ajay Indurkar SBM-BRC Cluster Coordinator

Bramhapuri 9 D.Atram Agriculture Extension Officer (Agri.)

Bramhapuri 10 M.Lattay Agriculture Extension Officer (Agri.) Bramhapuri 11 Anand Raut NRLM Block Coordinator (NRLM) Bramhapuri 12 Vivek Nagaare NRLM Block Coordinator (NRLM) Bramhapuri 13 Sri Babarao Pode Panchayat Gramsevak Bramhapuri 14 J.Mohurle Panchayat Gramsevak Bramhapuri 15 Nagulwar Panchayat Gramsevak

Chandrapur 1 Arshiya Sheikh Chandrapur 2 A.M. Shende Chandrapur 3 S.K.Kendre Chandrapur 4 Parsutkar

Chandrapur 5 Amol Mathane Chandrapur 6 G.M. Dhoke Chandrapur 7 Nimsarkar N.R. Chandrapur 8 Bhagat Kisan Chandrapur 9 Aakulwar Chandrapur 10 Varsha Dhale

Chandrapur 11 Shri T.N,Shendeshri Khobragade

Chandrapur 12 Amol Ughade Chandrapur 13 S.S. Turare Chandrapur 14 Kunal Tadurwar Chandrapur 15

Chimur 1 V.B.Jadhav PS Chimur Asst. BDO Chimur 2 Dhanraj Gedam Education Teacher Chimur 3 Saroj Sahare Agriculture Extension Officer (Agri.) Chimur 4 Lokchand Bhasharkar Panchayat Gramsevak Chimur 5 Rajesh Yevale Panchayat Gramsevak Chimur 6 Yogita Dadmal ICDS AWW

Chimur 7 Pallavi Choudhari Panchayat Gramsevak Chimur 8 Dhiraj Borkar Panchayat Gramsevak Chimur 9 N.W.Shivankar Panchayat Extension Officer (VP) Chimur 10 Prashant Madavi NRLM Block Coordinator (NRLM) Chimur 11 Pramod Gedam Education Teacher Chimur 12 Yogesh Deshmukh Education Teacher Chimur 13 Sanjay Dhone Panchayat Gramsevak Chimur 14 Yogesh Kapgate Panchayat Gramsevak Chimur 15 Takras Agriculture Extension Officer (Agri.)

Gondpipri 1 Ghadale Panchayat Gramsevak Gondpipri 2 Sukhadeve Panchayat Gramsevak Gondpipri 3 Nikode Panchayat Gramsevak Gondpipri 4 Durge Panchayat Gramsevak

Gondpipri 5 Dudhe Panchayat Gramsevak 8698051857

Gondpipri 6 Mangar Panchayat Gramsevak Gondpipri 7 Lokhande Panchayat Gramsevak Gondpipri 8 Kade Panchayat Gramsevak Gondpipri 9 Khobragade Panchayat Gramsevak Gondpipri 10 R. M. Kamadi Panchayat Gramsevak 9823536842

Gondpipri 11 Patil Panchayat Gramsevak 9921685379

Gondpipri 12 Mudankar Panchayat Gramsevak 9130776367

Gondpipri 13 Gedam Panchayat Gramsevak 9421632348

Gondpipri 14 Meshram Panchayat Gramsevak 9689264134

Gondpipri 15 Hajare Panchayat Gramsevak 9623996628

Jiwati 1 L.N.Ale Health Extension Officer (Health) 8605836621

Jiwati 2 S.M. Pupalwar VOP (P.) VOP (P.) 9405523560

Jiwati 3 Mangala C. Waghmare Health ASHA Worker 7798156327

Jiwati 4 Anita Natthu Gaykamble Health ASHA Worker 9881647924

Jiwati 5 Chhaya Kerba Waghmare Health ASHA Worker 9689816296

Jiwati 6 Devata Prakash Moon Health ASHA Worker 9542572057

Jiwati 7 Dhupada Shivaji Bodgir Health ASHA Worker 7083735640

Jiwati 8 Kavita Dinkar Vedme Health ASHA Worker 9767759225

Jiwati 9 Kavita Vinod Rathod Health ASHA Worker 9604098995

Jiwati 10 Lalita Babu Rathod Health ASHA Worker 8096116947

Jiwati 11

Surekha Ramchandra Gaykwad Health ASHA Worker 8698027397

Jiwati 12 Anita Premkumar Khillare Health ASHA Worker 9603393724

Jiwati 13 Aasha Digambar Kendre Health ASHA Worker 9765365290

Jiwati 14 Changunabai Dinesh Pawar Health ASHA Worker 9881603041

Jiwati 15 Daivashala Prakash More Health ASHA Worker 9623761862

Korpana 1 Suryanvanshi Panchayat Gramsevak 8087258240

Korpana 2 Sunita Panghate Health ASHA Worker 9823098894

Korpana 3 Gunvanta Khorgade Education Teacher Korpana 4 Nirmala Deshmukh Health ASHA Worker 9637206062

Korpana 5 Joshila Madavi Health ASHA Worker Korpana 6 Laxmi Kudmete Health ASHA Worker Korpana 7 Pushpa Chunarkar Health ASHA Worker 8975607161

Korpana 8 Neha Jagtap Health ASHA Worker Korpana 9 Ghanshyam Pachbhae Education Headmaster

Korpana 10 Satyashila Akole Private Deepshika Motivator 7798260712

Korpana 11 Ranjana Kohapare Health ANM Korpana 12 Indiratae Kharkar Health ASHA Worker Korpana 13 Aashish Derkar Education Teacher Korpana 14 Prashant Nagpure Police Police Patil Korpana 15 Vanadana Aatram Health ASHA Worker 9765042221

9 Mul 1 Ravi Sorde Health Extension Officer (Health) 8806171575

Mul 2 Vijay Jidgilwar Health Extension Officer (Health) Mul 3 Raju Parsawar Panchayat Extension Officer (VP) 9405985019

Mul 4 Yuwaraj Kunghatkar Panchayat Gramsevak 8275215237

Mul 5 Ankush Dadmal Panchayat Gramsevak 7507068001

Mul 6 Vikas Meshram MGNREGA APO 9403285343

Mul 7 Anil Chilmwar Education Extension Officer (Edu) Mul 8 Bhaisare Education Teacher Mul 9 Chavhan Education Extension Officer (Edu) 9421734775

Mul 10 Vinod Nannaware Statistic Extension Officer (Stat.) 9623218198

Mul 11 Raju Pidurkar Panchayat Gramsevak 8888525700

Mul 12 Mul 13 Mul 14 Mul 15

Nagbhid 1 P.P Tondre Panchayat Extension Officer (VP) 9405134788

Nagbhid 2 N . A. Naktode Panchayat Extension Officer (VP) 7588654132

Nagbhid 3 Pradip V Uplenchiwar Education Extension Officer (Edu) 9604266299

Nagbhid 4 Manjusha Sakharkar Education Teacher 9403194130

Nagbhid 5 Taterao .B. Timande Education Teacher 9421720784

Nagbhid 6 Dadaram .S.Chandikar Education Teacher 9404120368

Nagbhid 7 Dilip Gopal Kamdi Education Teacher 7709723511

Nagbhid 8 J.N Kose Education Teacher 9403323179

Nagbhid 9 R.W Randive Education Teacher 9420867710

Nagbhid 10 K.M.Bathe Education Teacher 9545530897

Nagbhid 11 Praful Wankhede Education Teacher 8275393082

Nagbhid 12 V.D.Poinikar Education Teacher 9422733743

Nagbhid 13 Prakash Rokmwar Education Teacher 9595133816

Nagbhid 14 Dhavinder Ramteke Education Teacher 9923676234

Nagbhid 15 Madhuri Sangamwar Education Teacher 9403956736

Pombhurna 1 Wipin Walkde Panchayat Gramsevak Pombhurna 2 Wakulkar Education Teacher Pombhurna 3 Basanwar Education Teacher Pombhurna 4 Shila Warwade ICDS AWW Pombhurna 5 Kiran Khobragade ICDS AWW Pombhurna 6 Nanda Satare ICDS AWW Pombhurna 7 Durga Nunawat ICDS AWW Pombhurna 8 Kulsange Health MPW Pombhurna 9 Kamatkar Health MPW Pombhurna 10 Satre Health MPW Pombhurna 11 Arun Khratkar Health MPW Pombhurna 12 Rajendr Bambole Health Extension Officer (Health) Pombhurna 13 Ramesh Ghutke Health Extension Officer (Health)

Pombhurna 14 Salme ICDS Supervisor Pombhurna 15 Maulikar NRLM Block Coordinator (NRLM)

Rajura 1 Deavanand Panbude Admin. Asst. BDO 9420138336

Rajura 2 Nilesh Chavhan Statistic Extension Officer (Stat.) 9921265303

Rajura 3 Vidhate Water Supply Asst. Engineer 8983533872

Rajura 4 Atram Water Supply Asst. Engineer 8806987902

Rajura 5 Shambharkar Panchayat Extension Officer (VP) 9420446147

Rajura 6 Parkhi Panchayat Extension Officer (VP) 9421813963

Rajura 7 Kulsange Panchayat Extension Officer (VP) 9325882170

Rajura 8 Meshram Health Extension Officer (Health) 8888319269

Rajura 9 Pawar Health Extension Officer (Health) 8806585886

Rajura 10 Petkar Agriculture Extension Officer (Agri.) 9422948445

Rajura 11 Arvind Khobragade NRLM Block Coordinator (NRLM) 9850676782

Rajura 12 Madhuri Padwe NRLM Block Coordinator (NRLM) 7030581033

Rajura 13 Vijay Satpute Panchayat Gramsevak 9405136140

Rajura 14 Kshirsagar Panchayat Gramsevak 9404117405

Rajura 15 Totade Admin. CDPO 9421723101

Saoli 1 Anirudha Walke Panchayat Extension Officer (VP) 9423418770

Saoli 2 Krishna Raut MGNREGA Palak Technical Officer 9420142309

Saoli 3 S. J. Ramteke Panchayat Gramsevak 9403327164

Saoli 4 Arvind Lajewar Panchayat Gramsevak 9158479355

Saoli 5 Kailas Phulzale Panchayat Gramsevak 9403331772

Saoli 6 Dakshak Moon Panchayat Extension Officer (VP) 9421878784

Saoli 7 Sunil Jadhav Sir Panchayat Gramsevak 9963424970

Saoli 8 Thomare Sir Statistic Extension Officer (Stat.) 8375290222

Saoli 9 Ashok Burade Panchayat samiti EO 9404118743

Saoli 10 Umesh Akulawar Panchayat Gramsevak 9423608051

Saoli 11 Vinod Vaidhya Health Extension Officer (Health) 9049861638

Saoli 12 Majusha Meshram Panchayat Gramsevak 9960083923

Saoli 13 H. V. Mulawar Panchayat Gramsevak 7588806394

Saoli 14 Pasare Sir Panchayat samiti AGRICULTURE OFFIER 7588550212

Saoli 15 Borkute Sir Education Teacher 9421879558

Sindewahi 1 Dongre Agriculture Extension Officer (Agri.) 9011454829

Sindewahi 2 Sangita Sinde NRLM Block Coordinator (NRLM) 8775822520

Sindewahi 3 Sameer Waghamare MGNREGA Palak Technical Officer 9823533187

Sindewahi 4 Raut NRLM Extension Officer (NRLM) 9422830899

Sindewahi 5 Sanjay Thakre Panchayat Gramsevak 9404108789

Sindewahi 6 Maya Lengure ICDS Supervisor Sindewahi 7 Kalpana Nagrade ICDS Supervisor Sindewahi 8 S.S. Kamde Agriculture Extension Officer (Agri.) 9423134563

Sindewahi 9 D.D. Yermalwar Panchayat Gramsevak Sindewahi 10 Vidhya Shelke Education Extension Officer (Edu)

Sindewahi 11 Minakshi Bansod Panchayat Gramsevak 9422152500

Sindewahi 12 A.N. Madavi Health Health Asst. Sindewahi 13 Nage Statistic Extension Officer (Stat.) 7875103233

Sindewahi 14 Kannake Health Extension Officer (Health) Sindewahi 15 Dhanvijay Health Extension Officer (Health)

Warora 1 Omprakash Yadav Admin. BDO 9594401100

Warora 2 S.C. Bobade PS Warora Asst. BDO 9960544637

Warora 3 Chanfane Panchayat Extension Officer (VP) 9421725287

Warora 4 Dhatrak Agriculture Extension Officer (Agri.) Warora 5 M. Tale Water Supply Jr.Eng. Warora 6 V.M. Khiratkar Agriculture Extension Officer (Agri.) 9403172760

Warora 7 Chaudhari Education Extension Officer (Edu) Warora 8 Kale BO 8624849056

Warora 9 Nita KAREKAR Agriculture Extension Officer (Agri.) 9404135995

Warora 10 Kharate Water Supply Jr.Eng. 9850849492

Warora 11 Manusmare Statistic Extension Officer (Stat.) 8625823225

Warora 12 Askar Panchayat Extension Officer (VP) 9421723594

Warora 13 Kardhar Admin. CDPO Warora 14 Bisen Panchayat Gramsevak 9370206744

Warora 15 A.V. Danav MGNREGA Palak Technical Officer 9850583407

Annexure 2 GP wise status of Sanitation

GP wise status of Sanitation- Block Ballarpur

Sr. No.

Block Name Gram Panchayat Name

online (25th Nov.16)

offline (30th Nov.16)

Additional HHs without Toilet

Defunct IHHLs

Online Status

1 Ballarpur Amdi 0 ODF 26 28 ODF

2 Ballarpur Bamni (d) 0 ODF 72 51 ODF

3 Ballarpur Dahali 0 ODF 53 68 ODF

4 Ballarpur Gilbili 0 ODF 44 173 ODF

5 Ballarpur Hadasti 0 ODF 70 41 ODF

6 Ballarpur Itoli 0 ODF 84 152 ODF

7 Ballarpur Kalamna 0 ODF 14 158 ODF

8 Ballarpur Katwali (bamni) 0 ODF 20 71 ODF

9 Ballarpur Kawadzai 0 ODF 23 139 ODF

10 Ballarpur Kindi 0 ODF 29 70 ODF

11 Ballarpur Korti makta 0 ODF 27 88 ODF

12 Ballarpur Kothari 0 ODF 143 65 ODF

13 Ballarpur Lawari 0 ODF 82 89 ODF

14 Ballarpur Manora 0 ODF 12 157 ODF

15 Ballarpur Nandgaon (pode) 0 ODF 204 56 ODF

16 Ballarpur Palasgaon 0 ODF 66 91 ODF

17 Ballarpur Visapur 0 ODF 140 103 ODF

GP wise status of Sanitation- Block Bhadrawati

Sr. No.

Block Name Gram Panchayat

online (25th

Nov.16)

offline (30th

Nov.16)

Additional HHs

without Toilet

Defunct IHHLs

Online Status D

18 Bhadrawati Chaparala 0 ODF 38 22 ODF

19 Bhadrawati Chincholi 0 ODF 0 93 ODF

20 Bhadrawati Kacharada 0 ODF 0 89 ODF

21 Bhadrawati Kondagaon mail 0 ODF 0 104 ODF

22 Bhadrawati Pevara 0 ODF 9 84 ODF

23 Bhadrawati Savari 0 ODF 0 37 ODF

24 Bhadrawati Takali 0 ODF 31 74 ODF

25 Bhadrawati Visapur r 0 ODF 27 84 ODF

26 Bhadrawati Visloan 0 ODF 19 60 ODF

27 Bhadrawati Naglon 2 ODF 12 31 ODF

28 Bhadrawati Jena 8 ODF 48 40 ODF

29 Bhadrawati Beejoni 15 ODF 1 40 ODF

30 Bhadrawati Dongargaon 17 ODF 18 31 ODF

31 Bhadrawati Kuchana 28 ODF 1 21 ODF

33 Bhadrawati Belagaon 0 ODF 41 68 ODF

34 Bhadrawati Bhamtadi 0 ODF 82 57 ODF

35 Bhadrawati Chalbardi ku 0 ODF 33 45 ODF

36 Bhadrawati Chalbardi ra 0 ODF 13 87 ODF

37 Bhadrawati Chandankhada 0 ODF 60 175 ODF

38 Bhadrawati Chargaon 0 ODF 26 98 ODF

39 Bhadrawati Cherodevi 0 ODF 3 53 ODF

40 Bhadrawati Cockewada t 0 ODF 0 25 ODF

41 Bhadrawati Doarvasa 0 ODF 17 64 ODF

42 Bhadrawati Ghodapeth 0 ODF 0 225 ODF

43 Bhadrawati Ghonad 0 ODF 3 19 ODF

44 Bhadrawati Ghot nimbada 0 ODF 0 73 ODF

45 Bhadrawati Gooraja 0 ODF 0 108 ODF

46 Bhadrawati Kadholi 0 ODF 8 51 ODF

47 Bhadrawati Kanca 0 ODF 10 42 ODF

48 Bhadrawati Katwal t 0 ODF 53 44 ODF

49 Bhadrawati Mangali r 0 ODF 30 37 ODF

50 Bhadrawati Mangaon 0 ODF 6 12 ODF

51 Bhadrawati Masal 0 ODF 6 23 ODF

52 Bhadrawati Mohabala 0 ODF 2 53 ODF

53 Bhadrawati Murasa 0 ODF 7 68 ODF

54 Bhadrawati Nandori (b) 0 ODF 86 100 ODF

55 Bhadrawati Parodhi 0 ODF 6 78 ODF

56 Bhadrawati Pipre 0 ODF 3 32 ODF

57 Bhadrawati Takali d 0 ODF 12 97 ODF

58 Bhadrawati Veloda 0 ODF 60 57 ODF

59 Bhadrawati Wadala, 0 ODF 21 129 ODF

60 Bhadrawati Waigaon tukum 0 ODF 37 205 ODF

61 Bhadrawati Gunjada 3 ODF 0 47 ODF

63 Bhadrawati Check baranj 17 ODF 0 74 ODF

64 Bhadrawati Kokewada tuku 28 ODF 0 178 ODF

62 Bhadrawati Rantadholi 9 9 0 103 9

65 Bhadrawati Panvatala 34 28 26 34

66 Bhadrawati Sagara 50 2 40 50

32 Bhadrawati Chora 185 185 122 100 185

67 Bhadrawati Pavana 69 33 101 69

68 Bhadrawati Kunada 80 0 5 80

69 Bhadrawati Teervanja m 83 9 94 83

70 Bhadrawati Shanegaon ku 95 0 79 95

71 Bhadrawati Devowada 97 5 108 97

72 Bhadrawati Khokari 100 0 27 100

73 Bhadrawati Peerli 107 94 36 107

74 Bhadrawati Manora, s 110 46 97 110

75 Bhadrawati Padasgaon,si. 111 0 209 111

76 Bhadrawati Dhanoli 116 27 84 116

77 Bhadrawati Banraj mokasa 118 0 56 118

78 Bhadrawati Goadgaon 119 42 53 119

79 Bhadrawati Chak tikhanja 120 15 33 120

80 Bhadrawati Ashati (ku) 134 0 74 135

81 Bhadrawati Bhatadi 190 0 61 190

82 Bhadrawati Mudhali 199 60 131 199

83 Bhadrawati Patala 264 24 275 264

84 Bhadrawati Kondha 273 0 42 273

85 Bhadrawati Vaghala 278 17 76 278

86 Bhadrawati Ashata 291 84 167 291

87 Bhadrawati Mazari 1291 29 294 129

GP wise status of Sanitation- Block Bramhapuri

No. Block Name

Gram Panchayat

online (25th

Nov.16)

offline (30th

Nov.16)

Additional

without

Toilet

Defunct

Online

Status De

88 Bramhapuri Bethada 0 ODF 9 66 ODF

89 Bramhapuri Chandgaon 0 ODF 8 170 ODF

90 Bramhapuri Junegadha 0 ODF 26 111 ODF

91 Bramhapuri Kosmbi 0 ODF 1 62 ODF

92 Bramhapuri Kothudna 0 ODF 9 60 ODF

93 Bramhapuri Kudesawali 0 ODF 11 281 ODF

94 Bramhapuri Maldonghri 0 ODF 64 135 ODF

95 Bramhapuri Nandgaon jani 0 ODF 33 75 ODF

96 Bramhapuri Nilaj 0 ODF 8 120 ODF

97 Bramhapuri Rampuri 0 ODF 19 104 ODF

98 Bramhapuri Sawalgaon 0 ODF 2 150 ODF

99 Bramhapuri Torgaon 0 ODF 102 173 ODF

100 Bramhapuri Udhapur 0 ODF 2 115 ODF

101 Bramhapuri Wandra 0 ODF 9 11 ODF

102 Bramhapuri Kharakhada 12 ODF 12 122 ODF

103 Bramhapuri Thulanmendha 21 ODF 45 219 ODF

104 Bramhapuri Khini 26 ODF 2 78 ODF

106 Bramhapuri Mendaki 31 ODF 187 197 ODF

107 Bramhapuri Surbodi 44 ODF 60 71 ODF

108 Bramhapuri Baradkinhi 49 ODF 37 73 ODF

109 Bramhapuri Kalamgaon 54 ODF 11 52 ODF

110 Bramhapuri Chaogan 60 ODF 9 101 ODF

111 Bramhapuri Thorgaon b 77 ODF 17 175 ODF

113 Bramhapuri Khandala 108 ODF 12 43 ODF

118 Bramhapuri Mudaza 193 ODF 18 87 ODF

122 Bramhapuri Adyal jani 0 ODF 36 86 ODF

123 Bramhapuri Akara 0 ODF 104 83 ODF

124 Bramhapuri Aksapur 0 ODF 20 37 ODF

125 Bramhapuri Ballarpur 0 ODF 78 168 ODF

126 Bramhapuri Beelgaon 0 ODF 56 103 ODF

127 Bramhapuri Bhaleshwar 0 ODF 20 49 ODF

128 Bramhapuri Bhorgaon 0 ODF 9 36 ODF

129 Bramhapuri Bhuj 0 ODF 25 177 ODF

130 Bramhapuri Bodadha 0 ODF 22 85 ODF

131 Bramhapuri Bodhagaon 0 ODF 7 80 ODF

132 Bramhapuri Chandli 0 ODF 33 57 ODF

133 Bramhapuri Chek bothali 0 ODF 12 34 ODF

134 Bramhapuri Chichgaon 0 ODF 26 99 ODF

135 Bramhapuri Chichkheda 0 ODF 68 92 ODF

136 Bramhapuri Chickelgaon 0 ODF 25 98 ODF

137 Bramhapuri Chincholi b 0 ODF 9 43 ODF

138 Bramhapuri Chorti 0 ODF 9 182 ODF

139 Bramhapuri Dighori 0 ODF 13 150 ODF

140 Bramhapuri Gangalwadi 0 ODF 45 95 ODF

141 Bramhapuri Gogaon 0 ODF 32 36 ODF

142 Bramhapuri Hardoli 0 ODF 37 37 ODF

143 Bramhapuri Jawarabodi 0 ODF 40 87 ODF

144 Bramhapuri Khali 0 ODF 13 25 ODF

145 Bramhapuri Khanadgaon 0 ODF 6 53 ODF

146 Bramhapuri Kitadi 0 ODF 21 131 ODF

147 Bramhapuri Koolari 0 ODF 42 27 ODF

148 Bramhapuri Lakhapur 0 ODF 13 66 ODF

149 Bramhapuri Maher 0 ODF 17 34 ODF

150 Bramhapuri Mangali 0 ODF 20 73 ODF

151 Bramhapuri Mararmendha 0 ODF 60 38 ODF

152 Bramhapuri Mui 0 ODF 18 227 ODF

153 Bramhapuri Nanhori 0 ODF 18 173 ODF

154 Bramhapuri Paaradgaon 0 ODF 15 100 ODF

155 Bramhapuri Pachgaon 0 ODF 44 23 ODF

156 Bramhapuri Ranmochan 0 ODF 8 82 ODF

157 Bramhapuri Rui 0 ODF 18 127 ODF

158 Bramhapuri Saigaon 0 ODF 16 123 ODF

159 Bramhapuri Sonegaon 0 ODF 4 155 ODF

160 Bramhapuri Talodhi 0 ODF 81 108 ODF

161 Bramhapuri Vayagaon 0 ODF 11 267 ODF

162 Bramhapuri Zilbodi 0 ODF 0 20 ODF

105 Bramhapuri Ladaj 30 15 21 152 15

112 Bramhapuri Awalgon 79 45 27 223 45

117 Bramhapuri Sondri 170 50 7 51 50

116 Bramhapuri Pimpalgaon 167 78 30 376 78

114 Bramhapuri Ranbothali 120 95 33 191 95

119 Bramhapuri Khedmakhta 271 133 100 22 133

120 Bramhapuri Arhernavergoan 322 133 82 76 133

115 Bramhapuri Kaleta 152 152 12 95 152

121 Bramhapuri Halada 333 158 4 262 158

GP wise status of Sanitation- Block Chandrapur

No. Block Name

Gram Panchayat

online (25th

Nov.16)

offline (30th

Nov.16)

Additional

without

Toilet

Defunct

Online

Status De

163 Chandrapur Marda 0 ODF 5 19 ODF

164 Chandrapur Nagala m 0 ODF 28 144 ODF

165 Chandrapur Sidur 0 ODF 4 10 ODF

166 Chandrapur Usgaon 0 ODF 24 8 ODF

167 Chandrapur Gondsawari 1 ODF 11 130 ODF

168 Chandrapur Lohara 2 ODF 16 20 ODF

169 Chandrapur Shengaon 13 ODF 3 12 ODF

170 Chandrapur Chhota nagpur 15 ODF 5 9 ODF

171 Chandrapur Kosara 20 ODF 0 0 ODF

172 Chandrapur Tadali 31 ODF 8 32 ODF

173 Chandrapur Mhatardevi 47 ODF 3 15 ODF

174 Chandrapur Chorgaon 129 ODF 228 43 ODF

175 Chandrapur Arwat 0 26 12 ODF

176 Chandrapur Belsani 0 0 24 ODF

177 Chandrapur Check nimbala 0 18 82 ODF

178 Chandrapur Dewada 0 3 0 ODF

179 Chandrapur Dhanora 0 10 0 ODF

180 Chandrapur Junona 0 68 54 ODF

181 Chandrapur Kolsa 0 1 22 ODF

182 Chandrapur Moharli 0 147 13 ODF

183 Chandrapur Morva 0 0 5 ODF

184 Chandrapur Nimbala 0 50 11 ODF

185 Chandrapur Padoli 0 91 27 ODF

186 Chandrapur Pandharkawada 0 29 1 ODF

187 Chandrapur Payali- bhatadi 0 0 69 ODF

188 Chandrapur Pimpal khut 0 0 66 ODF

189 Chandrapur Pipari 0 61 5 ODF

190 Chandrapur Shivni chor 0 21 12 ODF

191 Chandrapur Sonegaon 0 7 0 ODF

192 Chandrapur Wadha 0 33 9 ODF

193 Chandrapur Waigaon 0 21 15 ODF

194 Chandrapur Yerur 0 22 7 ODF

200 Chandrapur Nakoda 205 ODF 39 25 ODF

195 Chandrapur Sakharwahi 81 66 3 12 66

196 Chandrapur Wendali 109 98 31 5 98

197 Chandrapur Datala 121 113 117 30 113

198 Chandrapur Padmapur 156 156 286 93 156

199 Chandrapur Ajaypur 195 195 44 39 195

201 Chandrapur Sinala 236 232 188 41 232

202 Chandrapur Vichoda ryt 242 242 41 12 242

203 Chandrapur Chichpalli 247 218 0 29 247

204 Chandrapur Borda 268 268 215 30 268

205 Chandrapur Warvat 301 292 109 92 292

206 Chandrapur Nagala si 318 309 0 19 309

208 Chandrapur Urjanagar 536 375 35 15 375

207 Chandrapur Ambhora 409 409 0 52 409

209 Chandrapur Durgapur 835 835 1 6 835

210 Chandrapur Ghugus 1304 1304 840 0 1304

GP wise status of Sanitation- Block Chimur

Sr. No.

Block Name Gram Panchayat

online (25th

Nov.16)

offline (30th

Nov.16)

Additional HHs

without Toilets

Defunct IHHLs

Online Status D

211 Chimur Amboli 0 ODF 332

212 Chimur Chichada ku. 0 ODF 0

213 Chimur Hiwara 0 ODF 11 17 ODF

214 Chimur Jamgaon komati 0 ODF 0

215 Chimur Keslabodi 0 ODF 12 42 ODF

216 Chimur Satara 0 ODF 41 93 ODF

217 Chimur Shivapur 0 ODF 41 55 ODF

218 Chimur Sonegaonvan. 0 ODF 27 22 ODF

219 Chimur Khuthada 7 ODF 25

220 Chimur Bhivkund 10 ODF 35 90 ODF

221 Chimur Kawadashi dak. 14 ODF 42

222 Chimur Kalamgaon 45 ODF 17 2 ODF

224 Chimur Ambadi b 57 ODF 0 12 ODF

227 Chimur Shivara 111 ODF 3

230 Chimur Adegaon d 0 ODF 0

231 Chimur Ambeneri 0 ODF 72 19 ODF

232 Chimur Bodadha 0 ODF 27 169 ODF

233 Chimur Borgaon buti 0 ODF 22 6 ODF

234 Chimur Chakjamburhira 0 ODF 39 36 ODF

235 Chimur Kajalasar 0 ODF 59 92 ODF

236 Chimur Khambala 0 ODF 70 74 ODF

237 Chimur Khapari dh. 0 ODF 37 13 ODF

238 Chimur Kithadi m 0 ODF 51

239 Chimur Kolari 0 ODF 0 3 ODF

240 Chimur Mahadwadi 0 ODF 54 72 ODF

241 Chimur Manemohadi 0 ODF 21 91 ODF

242 Chimur Mangalgaon 0 ODF 69 74 ODF

243 Chimur Nandara 0 ODF 14 63 ODF

244 Chimur Piparda 0 ODF 16 69 ODF

245 Chimur Sathagaon 0 ODF 19 29 ODF

246 Chimur Sawargaon 0 ODF 22

247 Chimur Shirasapur 0 ODF 58 21 ODF

248 Chimur Usaegaon 0 ODF 27 25 ODF

249 Chimur Vihirgaon tu. 0 ODF 0 11 ODF

250 Chimur Kanhalgaon 34 0

251 Chimur Pimplegaon 39 0

223 Chimur Jambulghat 53 64 68 53

225 Chimur Khadsangi 97 141

226 Chimur Shankarpur 102 0

228 Chimur Hirapur 128 170

229 Chimur Neri 272 43 25 272

252 Chimur Puyardund 57 0 7 57

253 Chimur Chicholi 62 0

254 Chimur Sirpur 63 134 100 63

255 Chimur Chichada sha 66 98

256 Chimur Lawari 69 13 47 69

257 Chimur Yerkheda 83 80

258 Chimur Jawarabodi 84 44

259 Chimur Wahangaon 89 0 181 89

260 Chimur Wakarla 90 18 1 90

261 Chimur Bothali va 92 0 66 92

262 Chimur Gadpipari 97 0 4 97

263 Chimur Masali 101 19 38 101

264 Chimur Panjarepar 104 0 1 104

265 Chimur Pethbhansuli 105 30

266 Chimur Khangaon 112 41 94 112

267 Chimur Kitadi tukum 116 27 56 116

268 Chimur Wadasi 121 37

269 Chimur Rengabodi 123 0

270 Chimur Amarpuri 124 19

271 Chimur Kaparala k 125 15

272 Chimur Metepar 127 22 27 127

273 Chimur Vihirgaon 140 0 18 140

274 Chimur Sawarla 146 0 14 146

275 Chimur Wagheda 147 0

276 Chimur Gondeda 150 72 47 150

277 Chimur Chakjatepar 151 33 5 151

278 Chimur Mahalgaon kalu 156 45 30 156

279 Chimur Kawthala 162 20 37 162

280 Chimur Lohara 162 24 16 162

281 Chimur Malewada 162 0 32 162

282 Chimur Gadgaon 176 49 31 176

283 Chimur Kolara tu 181 51

284 Chimur Paradpar 187 33 13 187

285 Chimur Kawadashi deshmane.

192 65 7

286 Chimur Padasagaon 194 116 45 194

287 Chimur Tekepar 200 47 25 200

288 Chimur Kotgaon 212 0

289 Chimur Navtala 223 73

290 Chimur Motegaon 224 30 23 224

291 Chimur Kewada m 230 0 90 230

292 Chimur Khairi 241 16 7 241

293 Chimur Nawegaon peth 257 49

294 Chimur Doma 277 0

295 Chimur Murpar tu 298 0

296 Chimur Bothali lawari 313 87

297 Chimur Sawari b. 314 0

298 Chimur Madanapur 346 18

299 Chimur Masal bu. 360 0 22 360

300 Chimur Talodhi mal 360 29

301 Chimur Bhisi 1011 0

GP wise status of Sanitation- Block Gondpipri

No. Block Name

Gram Panchayat

online (25th

Nov.16)

offline (30th

Nov.16)

Additional

without

Toilet

Defunct

Online

Status De

302 Gondpipri Adegaon 0 30

303 Gondpipri Chek beradi 0 15

304 Gondpipri Chek ghadoli 0 19

305 Gondpipri Kanalgaon 0 26

306 Gondpipri Podsa 0 18

307 Gondpipri Wedgaon 0 0

308 Gondpipri Chek likhitwada 4 51

309 Gondpipri Dhamangaon 10 53

310 Gondpipri Ghadoli 32 24

311 Gondpipri Dubarpeth 34 50

312 Gondpipri Furdi heti 42 82

317 Gondpipri Borgaon 0 18

318 Gondpipri Chek borgaon 0 36

319 Gondpipri Chek pargaon 0 29

320 Gondpipri Chek pipri 0 0

321 Gondpipri Dongargaon 0 16

322 Gondpipri Ganeshpipri 0 79

323 Gondpipri Hirwa 0 26

324 Gondpipri Kudesawali 0 17

325 Gondpipri Nandgaon 0 25

326 Gondpipri Panora 0 26

327 Gondpipri Parsodi 0 6

328 Gondpipri Sakmur 0 0

329 Gondpipri Salezari 0 54

330 Gondpipri Supgaon 0 93

331 Gondpipri Tarada 0 36

332 Gondpipri Vihirgaon 0 87

313 Gondpipri Wadkuli 59 30

314 Gondpipri Watrana 65 0

315 Gondpipri Chek nandgaon 69 34

316 Gondpipri Aksapur 77 0

333 Gondpipri Kirmiri 116 24

334 Gondpipri Gojoli 119 110

335 Gondpipri Darur 163 69

336 Gondpipri Somanpalli 165 67

337 Gondpipri Wejgaon 187 27

338 Gondpipri Kornmbi 190 25

339 Gondpipri Chek durur 194 28

340 Gondpipri Karanji 225 169

341 Gondpipri Dhanapur 229 44

342 Gondpipri Nandwardhan 285 79

343 Gondpipri Kharalpeth 289 94

344 Gondpipri Tarsa bu. 335 46

345 Gondpipri Wadholi 380 66

346 Gondpipri Sonapur desh. 433 0

347 Gondpipri Vittalwada 451 52

348 Gondpipri Tohogaon 499 51

349 Gondpipri Lathi 511 47

350 Gondpipri Dhaba 572 121

351 Gondpipri B. Talodhi 586 0

GP wise status of Sanitation- Block Jiwati

Panchayat

ne (25th

ne (30th

Additiona

without

Toilet

Defunc

t IHHLs

352 Jiwati Bhoksapur 0 ODF 25 136 ODF

353 Jiwati Patan 0 ODF 95 206 ODF

354 Jiwati Pitiguda 2 0 ODF 23 64 ODF

355 Jiwati Shedwahi 0 ODF 25 103 ODF

356 Jiwati Ambezari 5 ODF 50 89 ODF

357 Jiwati Sorekasa 20 ODF 32 50 ODF

358 Jiwati Dewalaguda 28 ODF 128 175 ODF

360 Jiwati Dampurmauda 69 ODF 0 168 ODF

363 Jiwati Kekezari 0 2 0 ODF

364 Jiwati Nokewada 0 54 91 ODF

365 Jiwati Punaguda 0 22 57 ODF

366 Jiwati Sedwahi 0 8 63 ODF

367 Jiwati Yermisapur 0 13 74 ODF

368 Jiwati Pitiguda 1 26 15 46 26

359 Jiwati Gudshela 54 81 41 54

361 Jiwati Khadaki raipur 186 4 0 186

362 Jiwati Shengaon 505 248 130 505

369 Jiwati Dhankdevi 72 110 71 72

370 Jiwati Rahpalli ku 72 148 244 72

371 Jiwati Marai patan 75 34 270 75

372 Jiwati Paramdoli 94 34 33 94

373 Jiwati Chikhali bu 100 67 143 100

374 Jiwati Kodepur 105 113 97 105

375 Jiwati Dhonda arjun 107 52 88 107

376 Jiwati Bhari 139 0 0 139

377 Jiwati Nandappa 142 32 123 142

378 Jiwati Asapur 188 0 0 188

379 Jiwati Yelapur 196 117 0 196

380 Jiwati Chikhali ku 205 152 81 205

381 Jiwati Markagondi 224 98 214 224

382 Jiwati Markalmetha 230 14 154 230

383 Jiwati Tekamandwa 318 38 166 318

384 Jiwati Khadki hirapur 417 85 138 417

385 Jiwati Lambori 495 71 63 495

386 Jiwati Pudiyal mohada 698 0 0 698

GP wise status of Sanitation- Block Korpana

Gram Panchayat

online (25th

Nov.16)

offline (30th

Nov.16)

Additional

without

Toilet

Defunc

t IHHLs

Online

Status De

387 Korpana Anthragaon 0 ODF 0 10 ODF

388 Korpana Chanai b 0 ODF 0 53 ODF

389 Korpana Durgadi 0 ODF 0 38 ODF

390 Korpana Khairgaon 0 ODF 0 41 ODF

391 Korpana Kodasi b. 0 ODF 61 78 ODF

392 Korpana Kukudasat 0 ODF 38 40 ODF

393 Korpana Loni 0 ODF 30 65 ODF

394 Korpana Pimpalgaon 0 ODF 0 32 ODF

395 Korpana Savalhira 0 ODF 12 92 ODF

396 Korpana Thutra 0 ODF 78 51 ODF

397 Korpana Vadgaon 0 ODF 31 42 ODF

398 Korpana Vanoja 0 ODF 14 59 ODF

399 Korpana Yergavhan 0 ODF 7 51 ODF

401 Korpana Khanadgaon 22 ODF 65 119 ODF

402 Korpana Kothoda bu. 25 ODF 0 125 ODF

409 Korpana Aawalpur 0 85 63 ODF

410 Korpana Bakardi 0 25 65 ODF

411 Korpana Belgaon 0 34 50 ODF

412 Korpana Bharosa 0 0 66 ODF

413 Korpana Gadegaon (vir) 0 19 147 ODF

414 Korpana Jedara 0 63 140 ODF

415 Korpana Kadoli k. 0 0 46 ODF

416 Korpana Kawthala 0 90 55 ODF

417 Korpana Kodsi ku. 0 0 20 ODF

418 Korpana Lakhamapur 0 43 140 ODF

419 Korpana Mangalhira 0 0 47 ODF

420 Korpana Mathha 0 97 70 ODF

421 Korpana Paradi 0 0 111 ODF

422 Korpana Parsoda 0 66 51 ODF

423 Korpana Sharaj (ku.) 0 9

424 Korpana Rupapeth 18 18 0 82 18

400 Korpana Dhanoli 21 20 64 48 20

425 Korpana Nokaripal 37 37 53 62 37

407 Korpana Uparwahi 122 60 54 63 60

403 Korpana Mandva 69 61 26 120 61

404 Korpana Talodhi 75 75 0 26 75

405 Korpana Ninmni 89 89 0 79 89

406 Korpana Piparda 122 122 0 43 122

408 Korpana Nanda 244 244 0 450 244

430 Korpana Hirapur 136 136 0 58 36

426 Korpana Sharaj b. 89 89 23 15 89

427 Korpana Pipri 118 118 83 42 118

428 Korpana Sonurli 131 131 7 76 131

429 Korpana Katalabodi 132 132 0 47 132

431 Korpana Sangoda 139 139 0 10 139

432 Korpana Vansadi 146 146 16 38 146

433 Korpana Nanadgaon 147 147 74 35 147

434 Korpana Virur (gade.) 181 181 0 13 181

435 Korpana Naranda 185 185 0 40 185

436 Korpana Bhoyegaon 219 219 17 75 219

437 Korpana Bibi 283 283 26 250 283

438 Korpana Khirdi 353 353 68 66 353

GP wise status of Sanitation- Block Mul

No. Block Name

Gram Panchayat

online (25th

Nov.16)

offline (30th

Nov.16)

Additional

without

Toilet

Defunct

Online

Status De

439 Mul Babrada 0 ODF 22 0 ODF

440 Mul Borchandli 0 ODF 72 33 ODF

441 Mul Chikhali 0 ODF 169 69 ODF

442 Mul Tadala 0 ODF 69 127 ODF

443 Mul Gowardhan 3 ODF 18 6 ODF

444 Mul Murmadi 7 ODF 21 80 ODF

445 Mul Tolewahi 13 ODF 77 60 ODF

446 Mul Morwahi 15 ODF 135 88 ODF

447 Mul Bondala kh 19 ODF 35 83 ODF

448 Mul Chek dugala 23 ODF 51 0 ODF

449 Mul Chimada 37 ODF 164 6 ODF

450 Mul Sintala 38 ODF 28 34 ODF

451 Mul Tekadi 38 ODF 116 10 ODF

452 Mul Pipari dixit 43 ODF 66 88 ODF

453 Mul Haladi 47 ODF 46 132 ODF

454 Mul Junasurla 74 ODF 15 190 ODF

455 Mul Sushi 79 ODF 394 144 ODF

457 Mul Chandapur 101 ODF 9 14 ODF

459 Mul Bhejgaon 121 ODF 96 48 ODF

460 Mul Dongargaon 121 ODF 138 0 ODF

463 Mul Nawegaon b 175 ODF 52 102 ODF

464 Mul Gadisurla 199 ODF 16 115 ODF

466 Mul Akapur 0 1 49 ODF

467 Mul Bhadurni 0 7 85 ODF

468 Mul Bhavrala 0 14 9 ODF

469 Mul Bondala bhuj 0 3 66 ODF

470 Mul Chitegaon 0 26 25 ODF

471 Mul Dabgaon 0 29 65 ODF

472 Mul Fiskuti 0 17 55 ODF

473 Mul Gangalwadi 0 102 47 ODF

474 Mul Janala 0 7 177 ODF

475 Mul Katwan 0 4 86 ODF

476 Mul Kelzar 0 91 121 ODF

477 Mul Khalwaspeth 0 28 114 ODF

478 Mul Kosmbi 0 4 22 ODF

479 Mul Maregaon 0 6 49 ODF

480 Mul Rajgad 0 14 0 ODF

481 Mul Usharala 0 27 83 ODF

482 Mul Uthalpeth 0 33 56 ODF

483 Mul Wirai 0 143 20 ODF

484 Mul Yergaon 0 88 202 ODF

485 Mul Maroda 1 ODF 168 17 ODF

486 Mul Naleshawar 37 ODF 48 172 ODF

456 Mul Rajoli 97 40 93 165 40

465 Mul Chinchala 216 40 149 284 40

458 Mul Chorili 102 72 64 29 72

461 Mul Bembal 160 88 66 0 88

462 Mul Nandgaon 174 159 132 11 159

GP wise status of Sanitation- Block Nagbhid

Gram Panchayat

online (25th

Nov.16)

offline (30th

Nov.16)

Additional

without

Toilet

Defunct

Online

Status De

487 Nagbhid Akapur 0 ODF 32 96 ODF

488 Nagbhid Devpayali 0 ODF 12 100 ODF

489 Nagbhid Kirmiti 0 ODF 28 15 ODF

490 Nagbhid Panjarepar 0 ODF 0 60 ODF

491 Nagbhid Chargaon chek 16 ODF 27 70 ODF

492 Nagbhid Sonapur 16 ODF 0 42 ODF

493 Nagbhid Kanalgaon 18 ODF 33 75 ODF

494 Nagbhid Bikali 26 ODF 11 172 ODF

495 Nagbhid Kotgaon 30 ODF 67 85 ODF

496 Nagbhid Palasgaon k. 47 ODF 66 67 ODF

498 Nagbhid Girgaon 61 ODF 291 100 ODF

500 Nagbhid Kothulana 72 ODF 0 111 ODF

501 Nagbhid Kitali bor 96 ODF 114 90 ODF

502 Nagbhid Maushi 129 ODF 98 60 ODF

506 Nagbhid Alewahi 0 92 120 ODF

507 Nagbhid Balapur k. 0 7 161 ODF

508 Nagbhid Chikhalgaon 0 13 47 ODF

509 Nagbhid Chikmara 0 49 237 ODF

510 Nagbhid Chindhichak 0 30 50 ODF

511 Nagbhid Gangasagar heti 0 0 110 ODF

512 Nagbhid Jankapur 0 8 25 ODF

513 Nagbhid Kadki p 0 8 70 ODF

514 Nagbhid Kanpa 0 28 20 ODF

515 Nagbhid Kitali mendha 0 16 123 ODF

516 Nagbhid Kosmbi gawali 0 59 25 ODF

517 Nagbhid Masli 0 85 40 ODF

518 Nagbhid Mendha kirmiti 0 36 100 ODF

519 Nagbhid Minthur 0 96 117 ODF

520 Nagbhid Mohadi mokasa 0 23 78 ODF

521 Nagbhid Nawegaon pandav 0 53 91 ODF

522 Nagbhid Owala 0 16 81 ODF

523 Nagbhid Pardi dhavre 0 41 251 ODF

524 Nagbhid Sonurli buj. 0 9 54 ODF

525 Nagbhid Vilam 0 14 5 ODF

526 Nagbhid Waijapur 0 13 52 ODF

527 Nagbhid Walani 0 10 197 ODF

528 Nagbhid Wasala mendha 0 13 157 ODF

529 Nagbhid Yenoli mal 0 0 87 ODF

530 Nagbhid Panholi 2 0 195 ODF

531 Nagbhid Nanded 48 ODF 0 43 ODF

505 Nagbhid Usharala mendha 50 0 80 50

497 Nagbhid Mangrur 51 9 98 51

499 Nagbhid Paharni 62 95 250 62

503 Nagbhid Bond 151 44 200 151

504 Nagbhid Govindpur 186 0 150 186

532 Nagbhid Kordha 128 0 70 128

533 Nagbhid Mangli arab 151 5 38 151

534 Nagbhid Mindala 165 12 87 165

535 Nagbhid Penhari 170 4 206 170

536 Nagbhid Kojabi 202 6 115 202

537 Nagbhid Navegaon hunde 228 19 30 228

538 Nagbhid Dhorpa 229 0 74 229

539 Nagbhid Balapur bu 238 51 136 238

540 Nagbhid Wadhona 313 0 405 313

541 Nagbhid Sawargaon 394 15 60 394

542 Nagbhid Talodhi ba. 926 0 200 926

GP wise status of Sanitation- Block Pombhurna

No. Block Name Gram Panchayat Name

online (25th

Nov.16)

offline (30th

Nov.16)

Additional

without

Toilet

Defunct

Online

Status De

543 Pombhurna Borda zullurwar 0 ODF 0 114 ODF

544 Pombhurna Chek ashta 0 ODF 74 150 ODF

545 Pombhurna Borda borkar 5 ODF 194 39 ODF

550 Pombhurna Chek ambedhanora 103 ODF 0 55 ODF

552 Pombhurna Aasta 0 77 115 ODF

553 Pombhurna Bhimani 0 95 47 ODF

554 Pombhurna Chek ballarpur 0 14 62 ODF

555 Pombhurna Chek futana 0 11 33 ODF

556 Pombhurna Chintaldhaba 0 54 274 ODF

557 Pombhurna Dewada bujruk 0 48 231 ODF

558 Pombhurna Ghanoti tukum 0 52 156 ODF

559 Pombhurna Jamtukum 0 35 84 ODF

560 Pombhurna Kasargatta 0 29 49 ODF

561 Pombhurna Kemara 0 119 349 ODF

562 Pombhurna Pipri deshapande 0 0 32 ODF

563 Pombhurna Satara bhosale 0 70 109 ODF

564 Pombhurna Umari potdar 0 85 29 ODF

565 Pombhurna Jamkhurd 36 ODF 35 132 ODF

567 Pombhurna Futana 81 ODF 142 60 ODF

546 Pombhurna Mohala ryt 56 38 40 92 38

548 Pombhurna Ghatkul 80 44 18 150 44

566 Pombhurna Navegaon morey 49 49 80 95 49

547 Pombhurna Thergaon 58 58 37 241 58

568 Pombhurna Chek thana 85 75 30 23 75

549 Pombhurna Dewada khurd 98 98 45 199 98

569 Pombhurna Chek thanewasna 136 127 0 72 127

551 Pombhurna Jungaon 134 134 14 8 134

570 Pombhurna Dighori 194 165 21 68 165

572 Pombhurna Ghosari 283 191 0 83 191

571 Pombhurna Check hattibodi 220 196 20 121 196

573 Pombhurna Welwa 307 302 198 32 302

GP wise status of Sanitation- Block Rajura

No. Block Name

Gram Panchayat

online (25th

Nov.16)

offline (30th

Nov.16)

Additional

without

Toilet

Defunct

Online

Status De

574 Rajura Arwi 0 ODF 34 38 ODF

575 Rajura Chincholi bu 0 ODF 0 81 ODF

576 Rajura Dhidshi 0 ODF 12 21 ODF

577 Rajura Isapur 0 ODF 0 31 ODF

578 Rajura Kalamana 0 ODF 0 178 ODF

579 Rajura Sindhi 0 ODF 18 315 ODF

580 Rajura Sakhari 13 ODF 10 53 ODF

587 Rajura Antargaon 0 ODF 39 113 ODF

588 Rajura Bhendala 0 ODF 32

589 Rajura Bhendvi 0 ODF 6 9 ODF

590 Rajura Chanakha 0 ODF 3 27 ODF

591 Rajura Chandanwahi 0 ODF 6 13 ODF

592 Rajura Dhanora 0 ODF 52 63 ODF

593 Rajura Gowari 0 ODF 42 31 ODF

594 Rajura Hardona kh 0 ODF 10 22 ODF

595 Rajura Kavitpeth 0 ODF 0

596 Rajura Kolgaon 0 ODF 0 38 ODF

597 Rajura Mangi bu 0 ODF 0 63 ODF

598 Rajura Manoli b. 0 ODF 0 81 ODF

599 Rajura Murti 0 ODF 0

600 Rajura Muthara 0 ODF 0 38 ODF

601 Rajura Pellora 0 ODF 13 47 ODF

602 Rajura Rampur 0 ODF 3

603 Rajura Satri 0 ODF 26

604 Rajura Sonorli 0 ODF 93 45 ODF

581 Rajura Vihirgaon 43 169

605 Rajura Koshtala 48 8 332 48

582 Rajura Subai 50 55 195 50

583 Rajura Sirsi 57 185 213 57

584 Rajura Dhoptala 60 0 110 60

585 Rajura Lakkadkot 85 0 51 85

586 Rajura Sondo 97 0 153 97

606 Rajura Sumthana 67 73 145 67

607 Rajura Nalphali 72 15

608 Rajura Bhurkuda kh 86 9 109 86

609 Rajura Dongargaon 91 0 12 91

610 Rajura Pachala 94 19 34 94

611 Rajura Marda 95 8 134 95

612 Rajura Bhurkuda bu 97 1 101 97

613 Rajura Kohapara 98 15 72 98

614 Rajura Waroda 99 11 15 99

615 Rajura Goyegaon 110 45 37 110

616 Rajura Khamona 116 9 34 116

617 Rajura Sonapur 127 49 49 127

618 Rajura Kawadgodi 128 25 5 128

619 Rajura Powani 129 0

620 Rajura Kadholi 144 0

621 Rajura Bamanwada 153 0 29 153

622 Rajura Jamni 153 33 10 153

623 Rajura Chincholi kh 154 23 251 154

624 Rajura Pandharpawni 158 6 11 158

625 Rajura Charli 166 36

626 Rajura Temburwahi 171 62 114 171

627 Rajura Aheri 173 8 138 173

628 Rajura Sakharwahi 175 30 57 175

629 Rajura Manoli khurd 178 51 96 178

630 Rajura Nokari kh 193 51 131 193

631 Rajura Yergavhan 200 50 15 200

632 Rajura Bhedoda 221 0 9 221

633 Rajura Wirur road 223 1 14 223

634 Rajura Panchgaon 255 19 81 255

635 Rajura Sasti 289 0 14 289

636 Rajura Chunada 328 0

637 Rajura Dewada 422 38 227 422

638 Rajura Virur ste 472 23 61 472

GP wise status of Sanitation- Block Saoli

Panchayat

e (25th

offlin

e (30th

Addition

al HHs

without

Toilet

Defunct

639 Saoli Bothali 0 ODF 50 25 ODF

640 Saoli Chandali bhuj 0 ODF 13 177 ODF

641 Saoli Jimbgaon 0 ODF 70 62 ODF

642 Saoli Mundala 0 ODF 19 57 ODF

643 Saoli Nawegaon t 0 ODF 18 113 ODF

644 Saoli Karoli 1 ODF 10 13 ODF

651 Saoli Akapur 0 ODF 17 30 ODF

652 Saoli Belgaon 0 ODF 41 87 ODF

653 Saoli Chargaon 0 ODF 41 188 ODF

654 Saoli Chek piranji 0 ODF 11 62 ODF

655 Saoli Donala 0 ODF 116 75 ODF

656 Saoli Dongergaon 0 ODF 32 35 ODF

657 Saoli Jam b 0 ODF 63 150 ODF

658 Saoli Kadholi 0 ODF 35 25 ODF

659 Saoli Kasargaon 0 ODF 28 36 ODF

660 Saoli Kawathi 0 ODF 35 159 ODF

661 Saoli Khedi 0 ODF 18 41 ODF

662 Saoli Meha buj 0 ODF 37 40 ODF

663 Saoli Pendari maktta 0 ODF 24 12 ODF

664 Saoli Thergaon 0 ODF 33 93 ODF

665 Saoli Upari 0 ODF 111 62 ODF

666 Saoli Usarpar chek 0 ODF 43 76 ODF

667 Saoli Usegaon 0 ODF 98 43 ODF

668 Saoli Wagholi buti 0 ODF 21 51 ODF

645 Saoli Pardi 43 22 106 43

669 Saoli Palebarsa 48 34 39 48

646 Saoli Kondekhal 192 11 52 192

647 Saoli Ghodewahi 263 13 65 263

648 Saoli Chichabodi 367 11 157 367

649 Saoli Nimgaon 375 264 298 375

650 Saoli Antargaon 423 21 119 423

670 Saoli Kargaon chek 109 12 32 109

671 Saoli Nifandra 115 28 210 115

672 Saoli Mangarmendh

a 142 11 43

673 Saoli Gewara kh 155 24 27 155

674 Saoli Sonapur 167 25 55 167

675 Saoli Chikhali 168 0 70 168

676 Saoli Kapasi 178 6 59 178

677 Saoli Bormala 213 15 42 213

678 Saoli Gewara bk 221 33 123 221

679 Saoli Sakhari 239 161 61 239

680 Saoli Haramba 246 12 75 246

681 Saoli Vihirgaon 254 0 102 254

682 Saoli Mokhala 277 171 59 277

683 Saoli Saikheda 277 16 31 277

684 Saoli Vyahada b 277 211 186 277

685 Saoli N. Pethgaon 373 24 33 373

686 Saoli Londholi 384 58 69 384

687 Saoli Hirapur 385 24 50 385

688 Saoli Keroda 385 24 145 385

689 Saoli Samada bhuj 436 0 150 436

690 Saoli Vyahada k 536 53 156 536

691 Saoli Gaidongari 576 194 156 576

692 Saoli Patari 1057 18 281 1057

GP wise status of Sanitation- Block Sindewahi

Panchayat

online (25th

Nov.16)

offline (30th

Nov.16)

Additio

nal HHs

without

Toilet

Defunc

t IHHLs

693 Sindewahi Aalesur 0 ODF 34 65 ODF

694 Sindewahi Bhendada 0 ODF 36 245 ODF

695 Sindewahi Donghargaon (sa) 0 ODF 61 140 ODF

696 Sindewahi Karava 0 ODF 40 105 ODF

697 Sindewahi Khatgaon 0 ODF 40 202 ODF

698 Sindewahi Kinhee 0 ODF 38 50 ODF

699 Sindewahi Umarwahi 0 ODF 17 54 ODF

700 Sindewahi Veerwha 0 ODF 105 140 ODF

701 Sindewahi Kanhalgaon 1 ODF 0 106 ODF

702 Sindewahi Mendha mal 1 ODF 33 46 ODF

703 Sindewahi Chargaon

(badge) 2 ODF 0 70 ODF

704 Sindewahi Kacheppar 8 ODF 102 25 ODF

708 Sindewahi Antargaon 0 55 104 ODF

709 Sindewahi Chickmara 0 17 55 ODF

710 Sindewahi Gadmoashi 0 12 8 ODF

711 Sindewahi Ghota 0 11 47 ODF

712 Sindewahi Gunjewahi 0 14 160 ODF

713 Sindewahi Kadamgaon

(ganna) 0 18 133 ODF

714 Sindewahi Kalamgaon 0 4 36 ODF

715 Sindewahi Kukadheti 0 11 85 ODF

716 Sindewahi Laadbori 0 36 129 ODF

717 Sindewahi Lonkhari tu 0 41 167 ODF

718 Sindewahi Maregaon t 0 25 77 ODF

719 Sindewahi Meenghari 0 16 90 ODF

720 Sindewahi Murmadi 0 3 39 ODF

721 Sindewahi Nachanbhatti 0 25 48 ODF

722 Sindewahi Navegaon

(loan) 0 13 49 ODF

723 Sindewahi Pawanachak 0 49 43 ODF

724 Sindewahi Pendhari ko 0 43 32 ODF

725 Sindewahi Ramala 0 16 67 ODF

726 Sindewahi Samdha ku 0 23 125 ODF

727 Sindewahi Sardpaar 0 35 136 ODF

728 Sindewahi Singadzari 0 164 96 ODF

729 Sindewahi Waneri 0 26 70 ODF

730 Sindewahi Shirkada 9 21 135 9

731 Sindewahi Thambagadi

menda 11 85 98 11

705 Sindewahi Loanwahi 34 0 270 24

706 Sindewahi Mohadi (nal) 396 59 225 396

707 Sindewahi Ratanapur 442 265 433 442

732 Sindewahi Pawanpaar 66 107 46 66

733 Sindewahi Nandgaon 77 85 73 77

734 Sindewahi Gaadbori 89 39 63 89

735 Sindewahi Waakal 93 21 93 93

736 Sindewahi Tekari 119 123 59 119

737 Sindewahi Shivani 136 65 230 136

738 Sindewahi Delanwadi 149 164 81 149

739 Sindewahi Pethgaon 163 118 195 163

740 Sindewahi Wasera 265 53 210 265

741 Sindewahi Jamsaada 277 13 64 277

742 Sindewahi Palasgaon (jat) 279 290 95 279

743 Sindewahi Nawargaon 471 58 1346 471

GP wise status of Sanitation- Block Warora

Gram Panchayat

ne (25th

offline (30th

Nov.16)

Additiona

without

Toilet

Defunct

Online

Status De

744 Warora Borgaon

mo[kawadshi] 0 ODF 0 62 ODF

745 Warora Ekarajuna 0 ODF 0 153 ODF

746 Warora Madheli 0 ODF 29 91 ODF

747 Warora Mesa 0 ODF 0 36 ODF

748 Warora Shembal 0 ODF 0 102 ODF

749 Warora Wathoda 0 ODF 0 96 ODF

750 Warora Jamgaon [kh] 18 ODF 0 63 ODF

751 Warora Athamurdi 19 ODF 0 7 ODF

752 Warora Parsoda 45 ODF 0 52 ODF

753 Warora Chickni 60 ODF 0 85 ODF

761 Warora Barwha 103 ODF 0 107 ODF

764 Warora Anandwan 0 ODF 0 0 ODF

765 Warora Arjuni 0 ODF 0 64 ODF

766 Warora Bhendala 0 ODF 0 26 ODF

767 Warora Chinora 0 ODF 0 157 ODF

768 Warora Fattapur 0 ODF 0 172 ODF

769 Warora Gunjala 0 ODF 0 69 ODF

770 Warora Khapari 0 ODF 4 97 ODF

771 Warora Kharwad 0 ODF 0 47 ODF

772 Warora Mahadoli 0 ODF 0 25 ODF

773 Warora Mahalgaon bu 0 ODF 0 106 ODF

774 Warora Marada 0 ODF 0 89 ODF

775 Warora Mohabala 0 ODF 0 22 ODF

776 Warora Nimsala 0 ODF 0 15 ODF

777 Warora Poha 0 ODF 0 41 ODF

778 Warora Ralegaon 0 ODF 0 49 ODF

779 Warora Salori-yensa

block 0 ODF 0 47 ODF

780 Warora Talagawhan 0 ODF 0 42 ODF

781 Warora Ukharda 0 ODF 0 25 ODF

782 Warora Borgaon [shi] 10 0 77 10

783 Warora Karanji 29 0 102 29

784 Warora Sonegaon 37 0 106 37

785 Warora Yensa 43 6 44 43

786 Warora Waghanakh 45 0 5 45

787 Warora Dahegaon 47 27 54 47

788 Warora Ambadi 50 23 84 50

754 Warora Chargaon[kh] 62 0 19 62

755 Warora Tumgaon 70 0 78 70

756 Warora Wadadha [mal] 78 0 58 78

757 Warora Panzurni 89 0 112 89

758 Warora Charurkhati 95 0 42 95

759 Warora Mangali [dev] 99 0 91 99

760 Warora Sakhara ra 100 0 62 100

762 Warora Ambamakta 104 0 208 104

763 Warora Salori 372 0 53 372

789 Warora Bhatala 54 0 40 54

790 Warora Jalaka 56 4 81 56

791 Warora Bori 62 27 66 62

792 Warora Mahalgaon [kh] 71 0 16 71

793 Warora Aashi 74 0 121 74

794 Warora Dadapur 79 0 134 79

795 Warora Khemjai 81 0 51 81

796 Warora Dongargaon 91 0 40 91

797 Warora Ekona 98 0 34 98

798 Warora Jamgaon [bk] 103 0 67 103

799 Warora Jamni 106 0 23 106

800 Warora Neeljai 106 0 39 106

801 Warora Wadgaon 110 0 65 110

802 Warora Majara [rai] 115 0 68 115

803 Warora Vanoja 115 0 51 115

804 Warora Tulana 127 42 107 127

805 Warora Pijdura 129 31 143 129

806 Warora Yewati 136 0 12 136

807 Warora Pardi 140 0 42 140

808 Warora Bodakha 151 0 35 151

809 Warora Anjangaon 153 0 45 153

810 Warora Khambada 165 0 62 165

811 Warora Borgaon [desh] 168 0 71 168

812 Warora Chargaon [bk] 169 0 65 169

813 Warora Sumthana 181 0 110 181

814 Warora Kosarsar 196 0 65 196

815 Warora Vandhli 198 0 54 198

816 Warora Pachagaon dha 225 0 63 225

817 Warora Jamkhula 239 0 45 239

818 Warora Soit 242 0 213 242

819 Warora Borda 248 0 148 248

820 Warora Tembhurda 249 26 62 249

821 Warora Mokhala 269 0 72 269

822 Warora Nagari 336 0 40 336

823 Warora Shegaon [bk] 358 0 220 358

824 Warora Waigaon [bho] 469 0 173 469

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