Pradhan Mantri Adarsh Gram Yojana

Holistic Village Development

Focuses on Scheduled Caste (SC)-majority villages.

Aims to transform them into model villages with access to all basic services.

Financial Support

₹20 lakh per village for filling critical gaps in infrastructure and services.

Village Development Plan (VDP)

A custom 5-year development plan based on baseline survey and needs.

Convergence of Schemes

Integrates multiple central/state schemes like PMAY-G, MGNREGS, Ujjwala, SBM, etc.

Infrastructure Improvements

Roads, electricity, sanitation, water, healthcare, schools, Anganwadis, etc.

Social Empowerment

Promotes social harmony, inclusion, and awareness among SC communities.

Monitoring Framework

Tracks progress across 50+ indicators in education, health, livelihoods, etc.

No Direct Cash Benefit

Individuals benefit indirectly through improved village facilities and access to schemes.

Village must have ≥50% Scheduled Caste (SC) population, but villages with ≥40% SC population may also be included in some states.

The village must be recognized in the latest Census data.

Ideally villages with ≥500 total population.

Villages already covered under PMAGY earlier phases may not be reselected.

Offline

Step 1: Submission of Village Profile and Convergence Committee Details

Format Used: Format-1

The initial step involves submitting comprehensive details of the village, including demographic data and identification of the members of the Convergence Committee responsible for overseeing the implementation of the scheme at the local level.



Step 2: Only for - Assessment and Submission of Infrastructure Requirements and reparation of the Estimated Action Plan

Format Used: Format-2

An assessment is carried out to identify existing infrastructure gaps within the village. The findings are documented and submitted to the relevant authorities to support the preparation of the action plan.

Format Used: Format-4

A detailed action plan is prepared, estimating the scope of work, associated costs, and funding sources, including both convergent and gap-filling interventions.



Step 2: Only for - Household Survey to Identify Individual Needs and Mapping of Schemes to Identified Beneficiaries

Format Used: Format-3A

A door-to-door survey is conducted to assess the specific needs of individual households. This step ensures that interventions are need-based and inclusive.

Format Used: Format-3B

Based on the household survey, a beneficiary-wise mapping is done by linking relevant government schemes and welfare program to each eligible household.



Step 3: Formulation and Approval of Village Development Plan (VDP)

Format Used: VDP Document

The Village Development Plan, encompassing all proposed developmental activities, is finalized and submitted to the District Level Convergence Committee (DLCC) for review and formal approval.



Step 4: Implementation of Development Activities and Progress Reporting

Format Used: Submit Progress Format

Upon approval, implementation of the VDP begins. The district and village-level authorities ensure timely execution of activities and submit progress reports as per the defined monitoring mechanism.



Step 5: Declaration of the Village as “Adarsh Gram”

Criteria: Minimum Score of 70 and Open Defecation Free (ODF) Status

Following successful implementation and fulfilment of identified needs, the village is assessed. If it meets the evaluation criteria, it is officially declared as an “Adarsh Gram” by the competent district authority.





Note -

For the Step 2- User can procedure either one for following plans:

Assessment and Submission of Infrastructure Requirements and reparation of the Estimated Action Plan.

Household Survey to Identify Individual Needs and Mapping of Schemes to Identified Beneficiaries.

All the formal can be downloaded or accessible from Official document (page 30 onwards).

Village Development Plan (VDP).

Bank Account Details (for Implementing Agencies).

Details of the Village PMAGY Convergence Committee.

List of committee members with names, designations, contact details, and official approval by Gram Panchayat or concerned authority.

Data on Percentage of Households Having Access to the Following Domains (as per prescribed format):

Drinking Water and Sanitation.

Health and Nutrition.

Rural Roads and Housing.

Electricity and Clean Fuel.

Digitization.

Education.

Social Security.

Agricultural Practices.

Financial Inclusion.

Livelihood and Skill Development.