Development Programme

8/8/2019 Development Programme

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THE GOVERNMENTS NORTHERN PROVINCEDEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME AND

RESETTELEMENT OF IDPs

Presented byMajor General GA Chandrasiri - Governor, Northern Province


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SCOPE

1. Key aspects of the development and

resettlement process in Northern Province.

2. Development and rehabilitation initiativesundertaken by the Government underVadakkin Vasantham programme.


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CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK,

POLICIES, PRINCIPLES

OF

VADDAKIN VASSANTHAM PROGRAMME


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APPOINTMENT OFPRESIDENTIAL TASK FORCE

Task:prepare strategic plans, programs and projects. Rehabilitate and develop economic and social infrastructure.

To co-ordinate activities of security agencies of the Government.

On resettlement, development and security in Northern Region chaired byHon. Basil Rajapaksa, Senior Adviser to H.E. the President.

,and projects. To liaise with all organizations in the public and private sectors and civilsociety organizations. To seek, identify and apply innovative solutions to problems andconstraints confronted in the execution of the mandate of the TF. To regularly review the progress of the implementation of the saidprogrammes and projects and to take immediate corrective actions.


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MISSION OF THEPRESIDENTIAL TASK FORCE

TO FORMULATE A STRATEGIC FRAMEWORK

FOR REVITALIZATION OF THE NORTHERN PROVINCE

AND IMPLEMENT A RAPID RESETTLEMENT

AND RECOVERY PROGRAMME


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KEY ACTORS IN THE NORTHERN SPRING

PROGRAMME

Presidential Secretariat & Presidential Task Force Ministry of Nation Building

Ministry of Resettlement Other line ministries Northern Provincial Council

District and Divisional administrations International Organizations and NGOs


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Security

Reconstruction

Development of infrastructure

facilities

CONCEPT OF THEVADAKIN VASANTHAM PROGRAMME

Resettlement

Improvement of

Livelihood


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GOALS & OBJECTIVES OF TASK FORCE

Immediate clearing of war affected areas by de mining and preparing the

land for human settlement.

Resettlement of internally displaced population( IDPs).

As the apex body directly linked with the prime activity of re-settlement.

Provision of physical and Socio economic infrastructure.

Creation of employment opportunities and livelihoods.

Water resources and environment management .

Capacity building and institutional development.

Creation of conducive environment for investment.


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PLANNING PROCESS A HOME GROWN APPROACH

A. Multi Disciplinary and Participatory Approach.

B. Consultation & Discussions public sector

secretaries to the Ministries & Key Officials The Governor & Secretaries to the Provincial councils

Heads of Department & Key Officials District & divisional secretaries & Ke Officials Professionals

University staff Sector professionals

Professionals Parliamentarians & local politicians Representatives from Tamil Diaspora Representatives of the private sector

UN Agencies


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BROADER STRATEGIES OFVADAKKIN VASANTHAM AT A GLANCE

Facilitating new breeze that derides fear, terror andviolence that plagued last 30 years

Restoration of socio economic and personal stability andsafety

Revitalization of livelihoods and productive sector Infrastructures Roads Electricity Ports Transport

Housing Water supply and sanitation Rural economy through technological transformation Pro poor growth and reduction of disparities Exploitation of marine resources and mineral resources Information Technology and vocational education Institutional reforms and performance improvement Industrial estates, economic centers and private

investment


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THE RESETTLEMENT PROGRAMME


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RESETTLEMENT PRINCIPLE AND STAGES UNDERVADAKKIN VASANTHAM PROGRAMME

1. Resettlement Guiding principles

First displaced first to resettle (displaced after December 2005)

2. Resettlement preparatory stage

Stage I -

buildings.

Stage II

De-mining of locations where building constructions need to be

attended prior to resettlement. Stage III

Humanitarian de mining / de mining areas for resettlement andagricultural activities

Above Stage I completed, Stage II nearing completion, Stage III in

progress.


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RESETTLEMENT PROCESS

Rehabilitation of access roads

Power to the areas Providing drinking water facilities Security establishment of new police stations and police posts for maintain

of public security, law and order Strengthening of administration Establishment of health service

Establishment of education institutions Restoration of agrarian services Rehabilitation of fisheries sector infrastructure Rehabilitation of irrigation facilities Establishment of public transport Establishment of financial institutions Establishment of cooperatives Establishment of court houses

Establishment of postal and telecommunication facilities


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RESETTLEMENT / RETURN PROGRESS OF IDPs

AS AT 17-12-2009

Ser Returns From District ( To Place of Origin) Families Persons

1 Ampara 191 591

2 Vavuniya 7395 23979

3 Batticaloa 897 2,5144 Mannar 3034 9870

Vavuniya,Mannar,Pulmoddai

5 Jaffna 18948 59830

6 Trincomalee 2,111 6,700

7 Mulathivu 3153 10312

8 Kandy 1 12

9 Pollonnaruwa 1 1

10 Killinochhci 3495 12014

Sub Total 39226 125823


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STATISTICS OF REMAINING IDPsAS AT 17-12-2009 IN RELIEF VILLAGES

Ser Relief Villages /Camps No of Persons

1 Kadirkamar 9,243

2 Anandakumarasawmi (Zone 1) 20,637

3 Ramanadan (ZoneII) 21,201

4 Arunachalam (Zone III) 16,043

5 Zone IV 11,850

6 Zone V 2699

7 Zone VI A 3619

8 Dharamapura 2341

10 Weerapura 1455

11Sahanagama Welioya

349

12 Chirukkandal 377

13 Kallimodai 403

14 Illuppaikulam 420

15 Jeevanagar 287

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AREAS PRESENTLY BEING RESETTLED

Manthai East Oddusudan,Vavuniya North and Karachchi17000 peoplel are being

st

Poonagari,Thunukkai,Mallavi total number tobe resettled 28500

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AREAS OF RESETTLEMENT

Trincomalee

Mullaitivu

KilinochchiJaffna

Mannar

Vavuniya

Amparai


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BREAK DOWN OF OUT FLOW OF IDPsFROM RELIEF VILLAGES

Resettled/ Releases 155,270Transfers 30,219

Total 185,489

Balance in welfare centers 90,924

* Figures as at 17 th Dec. 2009


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ASSISTANCE PROVIDED TO RESETTLERS

Initial financial assistance Rs. 5,000 in cash andRs.20,000 in bank ( another Rs. 25000 in pipe line )

Tin sheets 12 or what is required up to 18 nos. will be

provided free of charge and Timber in cost ve oo ass s ance p oug ng s. ,

Seed paddy subsidized fertilizer Implement Kits & utensils- Basket of items

(Lamp, knife, axe, mamotty, etc.) Permanent housing - 500 Sq.Ft. Rs.350,000 Dry ration- 6 months


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COMPLEMENTARY PROGRAMMES IN SUPPORT OFTHE RESETTLEMENT

1. De-mining2. Relaxation of A9 restriction3. Inducting machineries & instruments4. Livelihood

5. Health Facilities 6. E ucation Faci ities

7. Social Services8. Local Government

9. Rural Development10. Cooperative Development11. Probation and Child care


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HUMANITARIAN DEMINING


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SECURITY FORCES

1. Sri Lanka Army

FOREIGN

DE MINING ORGANIZATIONS

1. DANISH DEMINING GROUP (DDG) DENMARK2. HORIZON - INDIA3. MINES ADVISORY GROUP (MAG) UK4. SARVATRA - INDIA5. SWISS FOUNDATION FOR MINE ACTION (FSD) SWITZERLAND6. HALO TRUST - UK


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EQUIPMENTS

BOZENA 4/MV 4 MINI FLAIL (SL Army) - 27

BOZENA 4/MV 4 MINI FLAIL NGO - 4

ASSETS

TOTAL - 31

BRUSH CUTTER - 01

METAL DETECTORS - 354


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ONGOING TASKS


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HDM IN MANTHAI WEST DS DIVISION

MANTHAI WEST DSD

Cleared Adea

Remaining AdeaVellankulam

Pali aru

Thevanpiddy

Illuppakadavai

Kalliyadi

Anthiniyarpuram

Kovilkulam

Total Area to be cleared - 480 SQKMCleared Area - 21.37 SQKMRemaining Area - 458.62 SKQMRecoveries - 71 x UXO

82 x AP

17 GN Divisions to be completed

Periyamadu East

Periyamadu Wast

Kayanagart

Parappakadaththan East

Pallamadut

Koorai

Wedithalathiv NorthWedithalathiv East

Wedithalathiv West


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THUNUKKAI AMATHIPURAM GN DIVISION - ON GOING

THUNUKKAI

KILINOCHCHI

Total Area to be cleared - 500,000 SQM

Cleared Area - 172820 SQM

Recoveries - 228x Rangan 99

51 X UXOs


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COMPLETED TASKS IN YEAR 2009


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KARUKKANDAL GN DIVISION - MNR

TALLADI

MANTHAI

MAG

TOTAL AREA ALLOTTED FORSLA (39 SQKM)

Total Area - 4.5 SQKMCleared Area - 4.8 SQKM

FSD

MAG

HORIZON

GIANT TANK

HORIZON

SARVATRA

SARVATRAMAG

SARVATRA

MAG - MINE ADVISORY GROUP UK

HORIZON - INDIA

SARVATRA - INDIA

FSD - FOUNDATION FOR SUISSE DEMINAGE

SWISTZERLAND

TOTAL AREA - 90.5 SQKM

Area allotted for INGOs (51.5 sqkm)


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RESTORATION OF RAILWAY TRACK FROM OMT TO TDK(10 KM ) - COMPLETED

Distance - 10 kms

Total Area - 144,264 sqm

OMT RAILWAY STN

Recoveries- 02 x UXO (81 mm Motor shell)

(Cleared 15 m either side of the Railway track )

TDK RAILWAY STN


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MADHU CHURCH

PUMALARNTTAN HDM SITE

THEKKAM HDM SITE

POOMALRUTTAN / THEKKAM HDM SITE AT MADU ROAD - COMPLETED

PARAIYANALANKULAMJUNCTION

Total area cleared - 0.54 km 2

Recoveries - 01 x RPG Bomb

- 01 x 60 mm Mortar Bomb

- 01 x 81 mm Mortar Bomb


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HDM AROUND MADHU CHURCH - COMPLETED

TO MANNAR

TO PALAMPIDDI

MAP KEYArea cleared in 2008 - 1.02 sq km

Area cleared in 2009 1.62 sq km

Recoveries - 306 x AP- 65 x UXOs- 01 x Mini-ushi wpn- 01 x Mag

- 29 x Mini-ushi AmmoTo MDW - MNR Rd

MADHU CHURCH


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KILLINOCHCHI TOWNKILLINOCHCHI TOWNKILLINOCHCHI TOWNKILLINOCHCHI TOWN

PARANTHANPARANTHANPARANTHANPARANTHAN

COMPLEATED HDM SITE AT ELECTRICITY BOARD BUILDING COMPLEXKILLINOCHCHI

TOTAL AREA CLEARED - 61,288 M 2

RECOVERIES - NIL

MANKULAMMANKULAMMANKULAMMANKULAM


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TALLADI

POONARYNRICE BOWL COMPLETED

MADHU

MAP KEYArea cleared in 2008 - 37 sq km

Area cleared in 2009 37 sq km

Recoveries - 7214 x AP- 1538 x UXOs- 01 x AT- 01 x Mag


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RELAXATION OF A9 TRAVEL PROCEDURE

Commuters need not obtain security clearance to travel via A9 Daily passenger bus service between Colombo to Jaffna increased

to 25 nos All lorries can transport goods between Colombo & Jaffna, subject

to normal security check Internal passenger transport to Kilinochchi & Mullaitivu started. Government Servants are allowed to travel via A9 for their

o icia uties wit out permission The public is free to travel through Madawachchiya check point by

vehicles.


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INDUCTING MACHINERY AND INSTRUMENTS


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DISTRIBUTION OF MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT

FOR NEWLY RESETTLERS

Heavy Earth Moving Equipments

Min. of Nation Building - 260 Nos.

4W Tractors with accessories

Min. of Agriculture, NP - 37 Nos. (To DOA)

Min. of Nation Building - 40 Nos. (To ACAD) - .

Water Pumps

Samurthi Authority - 250 Nos.

Min. of Agriculture, NP - 250 Nos.Other Funds PSDG, NP - 50 Nos.

SprayersMin. of Agriculture & Agrarian Services - 600 Nos.

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Mini Rice Grinding Mills

Min. of Agriculture, NP - 45 Nos.

Fishing Boats & Nets

Ministry of Fisheries - 244 Nos.

Push Bikes

DISTRIBUTION OF MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT

FOR NEWLY RESETTLERS

Ministry of Infrastructure, NP - 110 Nos.Public Administration Secretariat, NP - 100 Nos.

Motor Bikes

Northern Provincial Council - 30 Nos.

Mimi Trucks

Northern Provincial Council - 08 Nos.


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LIVELIHOOD


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LIVELIHOOD INITIATIVES

Water pumps provided on subsidized price Tractors are made available at department

Agriculture & Agrarian service centers for the use offarmers

Micro credits or non arm activities rovided Agriculture loan for farming activities provided Chicks for backyard poultry issue

Minor tank & irrigation system restored Boats & nets are issued for fishing


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AGRICULTURE


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ABANDONED PADDY LAND CULTIVATION

District Asweddumizedextent (Ac.)

Presentlyunder

cultivation

Extent (Ac.)

AbandonedExtent(Ac.)

Extent ofabandoned landcultivated Maha

2009/10 (ac.)

Total Abandoned paddy land 183,255 ac.

Abandoned paddy land to be cultivated Maha 2009/10 - 19689 ac.Seed paddy issued - 53292 Bu.

,Vavuniya 52900 23480 29,420 4560Mannar 57700 17386 40,314 8610Mullaitivu 41340 0 41340 3100

Kilinochchi 63454 0 63,454 750Total 248149 64894 183,255 19689

Land clearing freeRs. 4,000/- for per Acre for Land ploughFree seed paddy

Subsidized fertilizer at the rate of Rs. 350/-


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ABANDONED HIGH LAND CROPS CULTIVATION

Total Abandoned high land 134,657 ac.Abandoned high land to be cultivated Maha 2009/10 - 6712 ac.

OFC seed materials issued - 42955 Kg

Vegetable seed kits supplied for home gardening 4200 pks.

s r c o ahigh land

(ac.)

resen y un ercultivation

(ac.)

an onehigh land

(ac.)

an one g ancultivated in Maha

2009/10 (ac.)

Mannar 4894 1635 3259 631

Mullaitivu 34220 0 34220 750Vavuniya 74695 21382 53313 5645

Jaffna 24028 10963 13065 3456

Kilinochchi 30800 0 30800 110

Total 161855 33980 134657 10592


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EDUCATION


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EDUCATION

All educational activities are ready to resume as and when resettlementtake place. The following schools have already been started:

Ser Zone No ofResettling

schools

No ofTeachers

No ofStudents

1 Kilinochchi 9 41 1268

2 Mullaithivu - - -

3 Thunukkai 19 58 12584 Mannar 9 74 1117

5 Madhu 11 133 1858

6 Vavuniya North 5 20 15

7 Vavuniya South 10 14 31

8 Jafna 182 15963


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Damaged school buildings being reconstructed

Furniture being supplied

Learning kits being issued

Coaching books and text books being issued

Uniform and student kits being issued

Mid da meal bein rovided

EDUCATION


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SERVICES TO RESETTLEMENT AREAS

1. Public Assistance Monthly Allowance (PAMA):

Beneficiary selection started an 23 rd November 2009 at Thunukkaiand Poonakari Divisional Secretariat areas. Funds alreadyallocated.

2. Equipments for Person with Disabilities:

Equipments have been purchased and can be issued on the requestof the beneficiary.

3. Self Employment Assistances:

Funds already allocated. Assistance can be given for thebeneficiary recommended by the Divisional Secretary.

4. Elders Identity Cards:

Application forms distributed to the Divisional Secretariats,Thunukkai and Poonakari.


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Startup venture programme carried out throughexciting society members

Women Development Centres established in divisions

RURAL DEVELOPMENT

Activities Carried Out In Resettlement Villages

New RDS & WRDS to be organized & registered Needle work training to be conducted to the youth Start your training business training programme to

be conducted to the society members for their self-employment


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COOPERATIVEDEVELOPMENT


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CO-OPERATIVE DEVELOPMENT

Kilinochchi District

25 branches were opened.

Thrift & Credit Co-operative Societies activated.

ACCD office is functionin at Nachchikudah tem oraril .

Mullaitivu District

11 branches were opened 04 Thrift & Credit Co-operative Societies activated.

ACCD office is functioning at Mankulam permanently.


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INDUSTRIES

Action has been taken to reconstruct Handloom centersand Coir centers

Need analysis for vocational training programme and isbeing income generation projects is completed.

Selection of beneficiaries for Masonr , car entr on the job training and supply of equipments for incomegeneration activities is in progress.


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"VADAKKIN VASANTHAM" 180 DAYS PROGRAMME

THE GUIDING LIGHT


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"VADAKKIN VASANTHAM" IMPLEMENTATION OF180 DAYS PROGRAMME

BY NPC

No. of Activities - 3,071 Nos

Total Estimated Cost in Rs. Million - 4,737 Mn.

Expenditure as at 4 th December 2009 - 2,039 Mn.

"VADAKKIN VASANTHAM" IMPLEMENTATION OF180 DAYS PROGRAMME

BY LINE MINISTRIES & DEPARTMENTS

Large number of similar programmes are implemented


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MAJOR PROJECTS UNDER THE VADAKKILVASANTHAM 180 DAYS PROGRAMME - 2009

Sector ImplementingAgency Source ofFund Allocation(Rs. Mn) No ofProjectApproved

ImprestReleased(Rs.Mn)

Expenditure(Rs.Mn)

Education ZDE Mannar,Madhu

50.00 13 6.28

Improvement ofPRDA Roads

RDD 50.00 07 15.92

Improvement of

Provincial Roads

R/ACLG 100.00 43 16.66

Infrastructure R/ACLG 34.40 16 2.05

District : Mannar

GovernmentAgent

65.00

Development

Water Supply &Sanitation relatedProjects

R/ACLG 18.20 08 -

Minor Irrigation &Small tankRehabilitation

ACAD 20.00 12 11.49

Repairs ofFertilizer Store

ACAD 0.80 01 -

Postal DS Postal 2.00 01 -

MinorImprovement ofMajor IrrigationSystem

RDI Central RDI Central 10.00 06 7.10

Total 285.40 107 65.00 59.50


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Sector ImplementingAgency

Source ofFund

Allocation(Rs. Mn)

No ofProjectApproved

ImprestReleased(Rs.Mn)

Expenditure(Rs.Mn)

Add. HSDB

(WorldBank) RDHS RDHS 57.55 17

District : Mannar


Health

Reconst. OfDS/ AGAOffices

Dist.Adm GovernmentAgent

11.46 03

Rounding Upof Cattle

DVS GovernmentAgent

0.5 1 0.39

Cooperative(RAP)

ACCD DPD, RAP 17.31 10

Grand Total 372.22 138 65.00 59.89


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District:- MullaithivuSector No of

WorksSource ofFund

Allocation No ofWorksCommitted

Expenditure Balance

HighWays(Road)

18 M/HighWays

20.00 18 - 20.00

Education 19 M/NB & ED 40.00 19 - 40.00


Total 37 60.00 37 - 60.00


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District:- VavuniyaDescription ofworks

No ofWorks

Source ofFund

Allocation No of WorksCommitted

Expenditure Balance

Irrigation Major(V.V 180 days)

3 MNB 22 3 8.45 13.55

Minor (V.V 180days)

48 MMB 60 48 21.63 38.37


Minor (GamaNeguma)

11 MNB 8.79 11 2.175 6.62

High Ways RDA 7 M/Line 53.85 7 37.65 16.2

RDD (V.V 180days) 16 MNB 100 16 58.32 41.68

Education (GamaNeguma)

13 MNB 17.675 13 4.45 13.22

Total98 262.315 98 132.675 129.64


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ser Description of Work No ofWorks Source of FundAllocation

Mn

No ofWorks

CommittedExpenditure Balance

1 Education 14 M/NB&EID 50.00 14 6.50 43.501 NECORD 18.60 1 6.25 12.352 Cooperative 14 M/NB&EID 20.00 14 2.40 11.60

3 Irrigation 6 Provincial 24.50 6 10.75 13.751 M/NB&EID 0.75 1 0.15 0.60

4 Social Welfare 1 PSDG 5.00 1 1.29 3.715 Health 14 Addl.HSDP 60.00 14 9.58 50.42

District: Kilinochchi


6 Agriculture Research 11 M/NB&EID 30.00 7 0.00 30.007 Agrerian Development 13 M/NB&EID 25.00 11 0.00 25.00

8 Roads - Provincial 16 M/NB&EID 60.00 15 12.36 47.641 PSDG 15.00 1 11.35 3.659 ACLG -Building 2 PSDG 3.00 2 1.50 1.50

10 Roads - Rural (ACLG) 80 M/NB&EID 50.00 No 0.00 50.0073 Maganeguma 20.12 No 0.00 20.12

11District & DivisionalAdministration 14 M/PUB.Admi 80.5 14 10.00 70.50

12 Electricity 19 CEB 175.00 10 0.00 175.00Total 280 637.47 111 72.13 559.35


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Ser Descriptionof Work

No. ofWork

Allocation(Rs in Mn)

No.ofWorksCommitted

Expenditure Balance

1 Irrigation 4 137.74 4 -

2 WaterSupply 3 3.50 1 3.5

District :- Jaffna


3 Fisheries 20 331.33 20 43.50 288.03

4 Health 10 124.03 10 76.09 47.94

5 Highways 38 199.16 38 82.34 116.82

6 Education 276 209.28 276 63.14 146.14

Total 351 1005.24 349 268.57 736.67


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HIGHLIGHTS

ON-GOING MAJOR PROJECTS


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HIGHLIGHTS OF ONGOING MAJOR PROJECTSIN THE NORTHERN PROVINCE

UNDER GOVERNMENT GUIDANCE

Mannar Bridge (JICA) 2,188.0 Mn Giant Tank Mannar (RAP) 385.0 Mn

Valukkaiaru Driange Scheme, Jaffna (RAP) 200.0 Mn

In Rs.

Pavatkulam scheme (RAP) 50.0 Mn Madawachchiya Mannar - Thalai Mannar Rd 358.0 Mn

(CAARP)

Jaffna Kandy Road (CAARP) 464.0 Mn Vavuniya Parainalar kulam Road (CAARP) 182.0 Mn Vavuniya Horowpothana Road (CAARP) 382.0 Mn

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Oddusuddan - Nedunkeni Road (CAARP) 64.0 Mn Mamaduwa Scheme (PEACE) 50.0 Mn

Ahathimurippu Kulam (PEACE) 225.0 Mn

Periyapandiviruchan Kulam (PEACE) 100.0 Mn

Murunkan Silawaththurai Road (CAARP) 327.0 Mn

Jaffna Manipay Karainagar Road (CAARP) 458.4 Mn

Jaffna Point-Pedro Road (CAARP) 203.3 Mn

Thondamanaru Barrage 130.0 Mn


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ON-GOING MULTI-SECTORAL PROJECTS

North East Community Restoration and Development Ext. Project.

220.00 MnNECORD II - Loan 211.32 Mn

- Grant 19.84 Mn

Conflict Affected Area Rehabilitation Project. (CAARP) 80.14 Mn

Tsunami Affected Area Rehabilitation Project. (TAARP) 75.98 MnRe Awaking Project (RAP) 733.30 Mn

North East Housing Reconstruction Programme. (NEHRP) 5094.00 Mn

North East Coastline Community Development Project.

(NECCDEP) Tsunami Affected Area Rehabilitation Project

(TAARP) Component B 382.00 Mn

Pro-poor Economic Advance And Community

Enhancement Project (PEACE) 129.00 Mn


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ROADSThe road construction package financed by EXIM Bank ofChina through a soft loan repayable within a period of 20Yrs with a five year grace period include the followingroads ( 25 ) :

A9 Kandy Jaffna road from Galkulama to JaffnaA32 Navakkuli Karathivu Mannar roadPuttalam Marichchikade Mannar road

B75 Chavakachcheri Pulloy roadAB31 Polloly Koddikamam Kaachchai roadAB21 Jaffna Ponnalai Pointpedro roadA35 Paranthan Mulathivu roadB357 Paranthan Poonekary roadA34 Mankulam Mulativu roadB269 Mankulam Vellankulam roadAB20 Jaffna Point pedro roadAB32 Puttur Meessalai road Contd..


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AB16 Jaffna Kankasanthurai roadJaffna Palali roadAB17 Jaffna Manipai Karainagar roadAB19 Jaffna Pannai Kayts roadAB39 Valukkairari Punguduthivu Kuruksdduwan roadA14 Medawachchiya Mannar Thalaimannar roadB325 Nelumkulam Neri akulam road A30 Vavuniya -Parayanalankulam roadB334 Oddusudan - Nedunkerny roadB297 Mulathivu - Kokkilai roadB296 Mulathivu - Puliyankulam roadB371 Point pedro - Maruthankerny roadB402 Soranapattu - Thalayadi road


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Reconstruction of Northern Railway Lines 260 KM

Thandikulam to Omanthai - Railways DeptOmanthai to Pallai - Indian Railway CompanyPallai to Kankesanthurai Chinese CompanyMadawachchi a to Thalaimannar - Indian Railwa Com an

RAILWAYS


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ELECTRICITY

The Ministry of Power and Energy has approved twoprojects to supply electricity coverage to 100% of thepopulation in the Northern Province. The two projectsare

Vavuniya to Kilinochchi 132 kV JICA fundedKilinochchi to Chunnakam 132 kV KfW funded


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THONDAMANARU BARRAGE


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IRANAMADU TANK


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SITHIVINAYAGAR HINDU COLLEGE MANNAR


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OFFICE BUILDING, NATIONAL YOUTH SERVICE COUNCIL, MANNAR


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REOPENING OF KILINOCHCHI HOSPITAL


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THALVUPADU THARAPURAM ROAD - MANNAR

VAVUNIYA HOROWPOTHANA ROAD (C 4A)


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VAVUNIYA HOROWPOTHANA ROAD (C 4A)

VAVUNIYA HOROWPOTHANA ROAD (C 4B)

MADAWACHCHIYA MANNAR TALAIMANNAR ROAD (C5A)


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MADAWACHCHIYA MANNAR TALAIMANNAR ROAD (C5A)

JAFFNA POINT PEDRO ROAD (C6C)


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MANNAR BRIDGE/ OLD - NEW

MANNAR CAUSEWAY


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GIANT TANK


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A 32 ROAD


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VADAKKIN VASANTHAM

THREE YEAR PLAN

AND

PIPELINE


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VADAKKIN VASANTHAM 2009 2011

PIPELINE

01. Jathika Saviya Gama Neguma (Community infrastructure) 8,600

02. Infrastructure improvement 1,824

03. Child protection and family reintegration 600

Rs. in Mn.

04. Economic advancement of war affected women 500

05. Reactivation of Achchuveli industrial estate 979

06. Rehabilitation of destitude children, elderly and disabled 990

07. Strengthening the public administration 900

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ATCHUVELI INDUSTRIAL ESTATE

Total extent of land - 65 AcresFirst developed in 1969

13 industries were in existence

Plan for reactivation:

Infrastructure Phase I at a cost of Rs. 397 Mn

Infrastructure Phase II at a cost of Rs. 482 Mn

Peripheral infrastructure Rs. 100 Mn

STATE INDUSTRIES IN NP


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STATE INDUSTRIES IN NP

District Industries Product Location Nature

Jaffna Sri Lanka Cement Factory Cement KKS

Government hastaken initiativesto reactivate thestate industries inthe Northern

Province in near

Jaffna Achchiuveli Industrial Estate Industrial sheds &developed plots for varioussmall & medium industries

Atchchuveli

Jaffna Palmyrah distillery industries Arrack Thikkam

Jaffna Karainagar Boat Yard Boat building Karainagar

Jaffna Fishing Net Factory Fishing net Kurunagar

Kilinochchi Paranthan Chemical Industry Caustic soda Paranthan

Kilinochchi Saltern Salt EPS

Mullaitivu Oddusuddan Tile Factory Tiles Oddusuddan

Mannar Pesalai Fish Canning Factory Fish canning Pesalai

Mannar Pesalai Ice Plant Ice Pesalai

Vavuniya Poonthoddam Industrial Park Industrial sheds &developed plots for varioussmall & medium industries

Vavuniya

Note: Relevant line Ministries are attending to the spade work


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POTENTIALS FOR INVESTMENTS

POTENTIAL VENTURES


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POTENTIAL VENTURES Ice plants Nylon Fish nets Canning of Fish and Prawns Cold storage plant Fiber glass boat production

Fish meal production att e ee an ou try ee pro uct on Processed food products Dehydrated Potatoes and onions

Fruit and vegetables processing Lime from lime stone Roofing tiles Clay bricks

Mechanized car entrCont


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Coconut oil Gingily oil Bottling of toddy Straw boat production Leather products Agriculture implements

Engineering workshops Poultry products Ornamental Fish breeding Power Looms

Aluminum Kitchen utensils Palmyrah products (Fiber, ornamental items, jaggery,toddy and arrack)

Milk based products


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VISION FOR FUTURE

People of the Northern Province will feel the breeze

of the new s rin of eace and tran uil environment

where there will be no more fear, terror and violence

that plagued the region


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THANK YOU

Development Programme

Documents

Transcript of Development Programme