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Homestead and Housing

Homestead and Housing. Feb 2011. BHUBANESWAR. About Rural Development Institute. RDI, a not for profit organization, works to secure land rights to the poorest in sub-Saharan Africa, China and India Support and partner with national/state governments

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Homestead and Housing

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  1. Homestead and Housing • Feb 2011 • BHUBANESWAR

  2. About Rural Development Institute • RDI, a not for profit organization, works to secure land rights to the poorest in sub-Saharan Africa, China and India • Support and partner with national/state governments • In Odisha, work with Government to ensure homestead land to all • Convergence : Homestead + • Scaling with Government programs like OTELP and TRIPTI (Proposed)

  3. Structure of Presentation • Status and issues around homestead land allocation - Assessment (10) and pilot (3) • Homestead and housing • Window through the IAY Land Purchase 2009 • Working with the State (district wise) proposal

  4. Homestead allocation – Assessment and Pilot • Assessment in 88 sample villages in 10 districts - pilot in 36 villages in 3 districts • People did not receive patta to current house sites, unwilling to relocate, allotted house sites are not identified or demarcated • About 40% of households do not have secured rights over homestead land (either not included in Vasundhara and not living on allotted land) • Acute revenue staffs shortage - paucity of time to undertake fresh enumeration to assess the extent of homesteadlessness

  5. Homestead allocation – Assessment and Pilot • Identify and build local capacities to support field level revenue officials to initiate fresh enumeration of homesteadless-ness • A local capacity is a literate youth from the village/GP – willing to work for the community and carries its confidence • Provides the much needed additional support to the Revenue Inspector to expedite allocation through developing a village inventory on homesteadless-ness

  6. Homestead allocation – Assessment and Pilot • On an average in a village, about 20 % of all households are homesteadless and are eligible for allocation of homestead land • In the pilot villages, CRPs are able to identify about 1270 homesteadless households • Average cost per allocation about 150/INR - average time taken by CRP per allocation 2 days • Leasable households are roughly 30%, rest being objectionable land requires varied degrees of revenue intervention

  7. Homestead development • Homestead land allocation provides a window for supplementary food and income, nutritional security, boosts family and women’s status and improved standard of living • Preferred size of homestead is 10 decimals • Homestead serves as place for house, and for home garden • Homestead garden is managed by family using low amounts of capital • Convergence of existing program and interventions

  8. IAY Status

  9. Indira Awas Yojana…issues needing attention • Study in 10 districts on Vasundhara – 80% patta holders have not relocated to the plot as they haven’t seen the land • When families didn’t have access to allotted land, they have constructed house on their existing plot that is mostly objectionale land • Housing as an incentive/mechanism to reduce homesteadlessness – though families are ready to relocate but are without housing (IAY) • Though homestead patta is a condition for getting IAY, there is no link between Vasundhara program and IAY • Low coverage – about 12% (200 out of 1664) • Of the remaining, about 60% are BPL who could access IAY LP 2009 • Mo Kudia numbers are very less needs additional budget allocation to address the remianing

  10. IAY Land Purchase Scheme 2009DO.No.J-11060/12/2007-RH

  11. Scheme for Homestead Plots…homestead sites to all by 2012 • Unit Assistance per Beneficiary • Rs. 10,000 or actual, whichever is less • For purchase / acquisition of 100-250 sq. mt. • To be shared in ratio of 50:50 in the states / UTs • If amount falls short, balance amount to be contributed by states • Incentivising states • Additional funds under IAY to the extent of plots alloted by way of regularization / allotment of Govt. land / purchase / acquistion

  12. Scheme for Homestead Plots…homestead sites to all by 2012 • Eligibility of Beneficiaries • Should be a BPL household with neither land nor house-site • Should belong to the permanent IAY waitlist • Conditions for Purchase • In the first instance states to regularize presently occupied site, if possible • Otherwise States to allot suitable Government Land • If the first two alternatives are not possible, then private land to be purchased or acquired

  13. Incentive for Government of Odisha • Govt. of Odisha need not allocate additional funds (50% state share) under land purchase component of the scheme as allocation of house-sites (under OGLS) and regularization (under OPLE) ongoing in the state • State Government gets incentivised to the extent plots alloted by way of regularization / allotment of Govt. Land • Govt can be incentivised for the 2.3 lakh regularisation/allocation that has been done under Vasundhara during 2006-09

  14. Proforma I • Following items included in Proforma- I : • Name of District • No. of BPL families as per Permanent IAY Waitlists who have neither land nor housesite • No. of BPL families whose occupied land, if any, can be regularized or can be provided Govt. land for homestead site • No. of BPL families for whom land is to be purchased or acquired for allotment as homestead sites • ime-line for providing homestead sites through regularization or allotment of Govt. land or purchase/ acquisition of private land

  15. Proforma II • Following items included in Proforma- II : • Name of District • No. of Gram Panchayats where land is to be purchased/ acquired • No. of households for whom private land is to be purchased / acquired for allotment as homestead sites • Total funds required for the purpose/acquisition • Central share of funds required • Certificates to be provided that : • It is not possible to regularize occupied land & also there is no suitable Govt. land for allotment as homestead sites in the Gram Panchayats where purchase/acquisition of land is proposed • The land to be purchased/acquired has been identified

  16. Proposal by Feb 2011 • Proposal for inclusion of Vasundhara beneficiaries[1] under Rural Housing Program to be submitted by Districts • State Government to send proposal to MoRD • Proforma I • Proforma II • [1]Homesteadless families were identified by the Revenue Departmnet and alloted house-sites on their existing plots or alloted suitable Government land

  17. Proposal…RDI’s role • Facilitate State Government in devising guidelines for the program and working out the proposal • Details available for 1664 families of 10 districts • 200 covered in IAY (approx. 12%) • 352 regularised on current house-sites • 1313 alloted house-sites in Government land • Considering 60 – 70 % of the identified families to be BPL households – 998 to 1024 could be alloted IAY under incentiviation scheme and rest 466 - 439 could be covered under Mo Kudia (State)

  18. Thanks for your attention

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