EMSPRA
Economic Uplift Plans-Employment of Manual Scavengers Prohibition and Rehabilitation Act 2013
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States / UT: Rajasthan
Ministry / nodal: Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment
Department: Social Justice & Empowerment Department
Nodal department: Social Justice & Empowerment Department
Scheme for: Individual
Scheme profile
DBT (direct benefit transfer): No
Target beneficiaries: Manual Scavengers, Labour
Tags: Manual Scavengers, Rehabilitation, Prohibition, Social Justice, Employment, Safety, Sanitation, Government Scheme, Financial Assistance, Vigilance Committees, Rajasthan, Act 2013
Details
The Employment of Manual Scavengers Prohibition and Rehabilitation Act 2013, effective from December 6, 2013, aims to prohibit the practice of manual scavenging and rehabilitate those engaged in it. The Act defines manual scavengers as individuals employed to clean human waste from unsanitary toilets, open drains, or pits in areas notified by the central or state government. The Act stipulates that no person shall be employed for cleaning sewage or septic tanks without protective equipment and safety devices. The Act also mandates the use of machines for cleaning to ensure safety. Violations of the Act are subject to legal action, and various vigilance committees have been established to oversee its implementation. The government has also conducted surveys to identify manual scavengers and provide financial assistance for their rehabilitation.
Benefits
- - Prohibition of manual scavenging
- Rehabilitation support for identified manual scavengers
- Financial assistance of ₹40,000for rehabilitation
- Promotion of sanitary toilets through government incentives
- Establishment of vigilance committees for oversight
- Prohibition of manual scavenging
- Rehabilitation support for identified manual scavengers
- Financial assistance of ₹40,000 for rehabilitation
- Promotion of sanitary toilets through government incentives
- Establishment of vigilance committees for oversight
Eligibility
This scheme is for Manual Scavengers.
Application Process
Online
To apply, the following documents are required:
- FIR Copy
- Postmortem Report
- Domicile Certificate Copy
- Death Certificate Copy
- Bank Passbook Copy
For more information, visit the department website: Social Justice & Empowerment Department or the beneficiary data portal: Jansoochna.
Documents Required
No document list is available for this scheme yet.
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