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    NGOs in Five Year Plans in India

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    The document summarizes the recognition and role of NGOs in India's five year plans from 1951 to 2007. It shows that early plans acknowledged public cooperation and participation. Later plans increasingly recognized NGOs and aimed to involve them in development programs to supplement government efforts, especially for rural communities. The 10th plan prioritized decentralization and giving greater roles to local participatory bodies like cooperatives and self-help groups with NGO support.

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    The document summarizes the recognition and role of NGOs in India's five year plans from 1951 to 2007. It shows that early plans acknowledged public cooperation and participation. Later plans increasingly recognized NGOs and aimed to involve them in development programs to supplement government efforts, especially for rural communities. The 10th plan prioritized decentralization and giving greater roles to local participatory bodies like cooperatives and self-help groups with NGO support.

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    The document outlines the changing role of NGOs across India's successive five year plans from 1951-2007, with an increasing focus on public participation and involvement of voluntary organizations in development efforts over time.

    Across the five year plans, there was an increasing recognition of the role of NGOs and voluntary organizations in supplementing government development efforts. Early plans acknowledged public cooperation while later plans actively sought to involve NGOs in rural development programs and improve delivery systems using the voluntary sector.

    The 8th five year plan focused on developing multiple institutional options for improving delivery systems by using the vast potential of the voluntary sector.

    NGOS IN FIVE YEAR

    PLANS IN INDIA
    (1951-2007)
    Rajesh Timane

    Reach the author at: http://www.rajeshtimane.com


    1 Plan: 1951-56
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    Acknowledgement of the fact that


    public cooperation and opinion
    constitute the principal force and
    sanction behind planning.

    Further, a democracy working for


    social ends has to base itself on the
    willing assent of the people and not
    the coercive power of the State.
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    2nd Plan: 1956-61

    In national extension and community


    project areas, local development
    works, shramdan, social welfare
    extension projects and in the work of
    voluntary organisations, there has
    always been willingness and
    enthusiasm on the part of the people
    to contribute as labour.
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    3rd Plan: 1961-66
    Properly organized voluntary effort may
    go towards augmenting the facilities
    available to the community for helping
    the weakest to a somewhat better life.

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    4th & 5th Plan: 1969-74 & 1974-
    78
    The thrust on public cooperation and
    involvement of people’s organization
    was lost due to recession.

    During this period investment was


    focused especially in intensive
    agricultural programmes.

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    6th Plan: 1980-85
    The idea of participation of people’s
    organizations was again recognized and
    it was stated that the country is dotted
    with numerous examples of highly
    successful voluntary action.

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    7th Plan: 1985-90
    It was declared that serious efforts would
    be made to involve NGOs in various
    development programmes to supplement
    the government efforts to the rural
    people.

    A criteria was identified for identifying


    voluntary agencies for enlisting help in
    relation to the rural development
    programmes

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    8th Plan: 1992-97
    The focus of attention was on developing
    multiple institutional options for
    improving the delivery systems by using
    vast potential of voluntary sector.

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    9th Plan: 1997-2002
    “Promoting and developing people’s
    participatory bodies like Panchayati-Raj
    Institutions, Cooperatives and Self-Help
    Groups” was one of the objectives of the
    Ninth Plan

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    10th Plan: 2002-07
    In view of the continued importance of
    public action in development process,
    increasing the efficiency of public
    interventions must also take high
    priority”.
    Also, to recognize voluntary sector by
    putting greater decentralization to PRIs
    and other ‘people’s organizations’.

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    Reach the author at: http://www.rajeshtimane.com

    On the website of Planning Commission, now we


    have information on about 13,000 NGOs / NGOs
    who have received grants from different
    Departments / Ministries.

    In addition, information on about 1,000 NGOs


    perceived by various bilateral, multilateral,
    intermediary and governmental agencies as
    good / valid NGOs is also available.

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