(A) THE NUMBER OF PROPOSALS RECOMMENDED BY THE KARNATAKA
GOVERNMENT FOR SANCTION UNDER CONTINUING EDUCATION
PROGRAMME;
(b) the number of projects sanctioned, location-wise
alongwith the amount released for the purpose ;
(c) the steps proposed to be taken for the clearance of remaining projects; and
(d) the number of new continuing education proposals
received from the State during 2002-2003?
THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT (PROF. RITA VERMA)
(a) A total of 28 proposals were recommended by Karnataka
State Literacy Mission Authority for sanction under the
Continuing Education Programme.
(b) 23 proposals have been sanctioned. The district-wise
details of projects sanctioned so far are enclosed.
(c) The accounts for the remaining 5 districts of
Belgaum, Hassan, Dharwar, Gulbarga and Gadag have not yet
been settled.
(d) No new proposals under the Continuing Education
Programme have been received from Karnataka during 2002-2003.
Fund released to Karnataka for the Continuing Education Programme since 99-2000
S.No Name of the 1999-2000 2000-2001 2001-2002 2002-2003 Districts
1. Koppal (New 2,05,28,000 Distt.)
2. Shimoga 1,12,99,125 3 Tumkur 4,48,41,250
4. Chitradurga 2,55,20,000 1,14,40,000
5. Davanagere 1,05,82,955 1,39,19,750 (New Distt.) 6. Bagalkot (New 17,19,000 85,10,950 Distt.)
7 Bidar 2,34,65,484
8. Dakshin 3,03,68,250 Kannada
9. Bijapur 1,19,44,375 10. Chikmagalur 79,13,375 11. Kodagu 75,90,750 12. Mysore 3,56,12,000 13. Uttar Kannada 2,28,15,750 14. Haveri 2,47,00,750 15. Udupi 96,39,000 1,23,06,600 16. Bellary 1,00,00,000 17. Raichur 1,04,79,875 18. Mandya 1,24,04,700 19. Bangalore 2,60,20,250 (Rural) 20. Bangalore 1,89,66,000 (Urban) 21. Bangalore City 4,89,52,000 (Slum) 22. Kolar 3,45,02,750 23. Chamarajnagar 1,49,71,250
Total 3,28,29,955 23,54,73,434 6,16,32,200 18,10,78,600