what are the components of village panchayat.
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The system has three levels: Gram Panchayat (village level), Mandal Parishad or Block Samiti or Panchayat Samiti (block level), and Zila Parishad (district level).
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Promoting functional groups and village development forums strengthening and guiding working committees to integrate with the Panchayat system.
Facilitating preparation of multi-year micro planning for Panchayat Development by the community and make the working committees responsible for executing those plans.
Advocating for enabling policies for effective decentralization through studies and publications, seminars and workshops.
Promoting network of Panchayat Raj representatives at the Block and District level, and building their capacity in good governance. Creating awareness among the voters, youths, students on PRI, and ensuring benefits of the development programmes to reach the poor and vulnerable communities.
Strengthening the Gram Sabha and making it a forum for performing social audit for transparent administrative systems.
Enhancing the revenue for Panchayats through building corpus and undertaking income generating activities at village level.
The programme focuses on strengthening the institutions at Panchayat level during the year. Efforts are taken for ensuring community participation in the Grama sabhas, Panchayat council and working committee meetings. Leadership development in the primary level functional groups was given high emphasis. Panchayats are facilitated to prepare a micro-planning document every year and ensure its subsequent implementation.
As part of leadership development in working Panchayats, the Panchayat were taken to model Gram Panchayats in India for exposure visit.
The programme made efforts to strengthen the relationship initiated already with the institutions working on Panchayat affairs. With Rajiv Gandhi National Institute of Youth Development (RGNIYD), the Panchayat team is involved in national level research project on ‘Understanding Knowledge, Attitude and Practice of youth in Panchayat Raj Institutions’. In association with District Rural Development Agency (DRDA) of India, the programme has taken up training program on ‘Role of NGOs in Development’ to ten batches of panchayat presidents.
The Programme also works jointly with the DRDA to demonstrate National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme (NREGS) in five selected village Panchayats in India. Along with National Institute of Rural Development (NIRD), the programme has taken up an impact study of NREGS in India in All,s districts of India . The programme has also initiated its works in an urban context. An exclusive project location to work with Indian Municipal Corporation has been initiated to strengthen and facilitate urban local governance.
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these are the copnets of pachayat