ગુરુવાર, 17 માર્ચ, 2011

PPP Mode Mandvi ITI




Salient Features of the Scheme :
  • An Industry Partner (IP) is associated with each ITI .
  • IP is selected by the State Government in consultation with Industry Associations.
  • Institute Management Committee (IMC) is constituted/ reconstituted with IP or its representative as Chairperson.
  • In IMC 4 members nominated by IP and 5 by State Govt. and Principal of ITI to be ex-officio member Secretary.
  • Interest free loan of upto Rs.2.5 crore to be given directly to IMC and also to be repaid by it.
  • IMC is registered as a society and entrusted task of managing the ITI.  It is given financial and academic autonomy. IMC will be allowed to determine upto 20% of the  admissions.
  • A Memorandum of Agreement is signed among the stake holders.
  • Institute Development Plan (IDP) is prepared by IMC giving KPIs and financial requirements for next 5 years.
  • IDPs are scrutinized   by State Steering Committee and sent to Central Government.
  • After approval of IDPs Central Govt. releases interest free loan upto Rs.2.5 crore directly to the IMC Society.
Clauses of MOA :

Parties signing the MOA
  • Government of India
  • State Government
  • Industry Partner
  • Institute Management Committee
  • The Representative of the Industry Partner signs on behalf of Industry Partner and as Chairperson of the IMC.
Role of Central Government
  • To provide interest free loan of Rs. 2.5 Crore.
  • To establish National Steering Committee to guide implementation and monitoring of the scheme.
  • To set up National Implementation Cell for management, monitoring & evaluation of the scheme.
Role of State Government (Sec.- B)
  • To constitute/reconstitute IMC and register it as a society.
  • To set up State Steering Committee and State Implementation Cell for supervising and implementation of the scheme at State level.
  • To delegate adequate administrative and financial powers to IMC.
  • To ensure that vacancies of Instructors in the ITI do not exceed 10% of sanctioned strength.
  • To ensure that additional posts of Instructors required by the ITI as per the IDP are filled.
  • To continue to provide budget for office, administrative and other recurring expenditure.
Role of Industry Partner (Sec.- C)
  • To nominate a representative as Chairperson of the IMC.
  • To nominate four other Members on the IMC.
  • To provide training to faculty members and on the job training to trainees.
  • To make financial contribution.
  • To contribute machinery and equipment for use of training in the ITI.
Role of the IMC (Sec.- D)
  • To develop the IDP for the ITI.
  • To estimate skill requirement and take steps to produce graduates in the ITI accordingly.
  • To identify training needs of faculty and depute them for training.
  • To implement the scheme as per the IDP and monitor its progress.
  • To set up suitable mechanism to obtain feed back from trainees and industry.
  • To set up placement cells in the ITI to guide/help graduates in employment/self employment.
  • To determine admissions in the ITI upto 20%.
Monitoring Mechanism (Sec.- E)
  • Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) as yearly targets for next five years.
  • IMCs to submit quarterly reports to the SSC.
  • SSC to submit consolidated report for the State.
  • In case of unsatisfactory performance, IMC to submit report to SSC.
  • SSC to forward this report to NSC with its comments and NSC to take suitable action.
Release of funds, utilisation and repayment (Sec.- F)
  • Funds received to be kept in a separate Bank Account opened in a public sector Bank in the name of IMC  Society.
  • Any other funds received by the IMC to be deposited in this bank account.
  • Loan to be used for the following purposes
    i) civil works upto 25%, ii) seed money upto 50%, iii) Machinery and Equipment, iv) Other activities
  • Loan to be repaid in 30 years with a moratorium of 10 years and thereafter payment in equal installments in 20 years.
  • In case of default in repayment, NSC has the power to impose penalty or take any other action.
  • Central Government has power to issue instructions in respect of utilisation of funds of the IMCs.
Miscellaneous provisions (Sec.- G)
    • IMC Society to maintain regular books of accounts as per double entry accounting system.
    • Central Government may call for books of accounts and documents for any accounting year and authorise an officer for their inspection.
    • MOA to be effective upto the repayment of the loan.
    • After the first five years, KPIs may be set in blocks of next five years till the period of repayment.
    • All issues to be resolved amicably through consultations and LEM, GoI to be the final authority in case of dispute.
    • For successful implementation the MOA may be amended during implementation of the scheme in consultation with all the three parties.

Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) (Annex.-A)
o    Internal efficiency
% of applications as compared to no. of seats.
% of enrolments as compared to no. of seats.
% of dropout as compared to no. of enrolments.
% of students passed out compared to enrolled students.
o    External efficiency
% of passed out students employed/self employed within one year of pass out.
Average monthly income of the employed/self employed students.

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