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Janani Suraksha Yojana 2017 scheme in Rural Areas Swasthya Vibhag : The Government of India has launched the Janani Surakha Yojana to promote safe motherhood and safe birth-outcomes under the Reproductive & Child Health Project - II that constitutes Part-A of the National Rural Health Mission (NRHM). Under this scheme, a cash incentive of Rs.700/- will be paid to Rural Below-Poverty-Line pregnant women who have their deliveries in Government hospitals and PHCs in the state. The objective of this scheme is to promote institutional deliveries among the rural poor, by assisting them in meeting the expenses in traveling to the hospital town incurred by the pregnant woman and one or two family members who accompany her, loss of wages for the family members accompanying the pregnant woman for up to two to three days, food and incidental costs for the accompanying family members, etc.

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The Govt. of Andhra Pradesh has also been implementing since 1999-2000, a cash incentive scheme called the “Sukhibhava”, under which an amount of Rs.300/- is paid to all rural pregnant women having institutional deliveries in government hospitals and PHCs.  In view of the coming into force of the JSY scheme of the Government of India, in addition to the Sukhibhava scheme, both having the same objectives and covering the same group of beneficiaries, the following comprehensive guidelines are given for implementation of both JSY and Sukhibhava schemes in a combined manner.

Guidelines for implementation of Janani Suraksha Yojana & Sukhibhava schemes:

Cash incentive:

Sukhibhava & Janani Suraksha Yojana Incentive Schemes should be implemented in a combined manner (Rs.1000/- cash incentive for Institutional Delivery) from 1st November 2005.

Under the Janani Suraksha Yojana and Sukhibhava schemes put together, a total cash incentive amount of Rs.1000/- (i.e. Rs.700/- from JSY and Rs.300/- from Sukhibhava) will be paid to rural BPL pregnant women who fulfill the revised and combined eligibility guidelines under the two schemes.

This cash incentive should be paid only to those RURAL, BELOW-POVERTY-LINE women who undergo delivery in a Government healthcare institution i.e., Teaching Hospitals, District Head quarter Hospitals, Area Hospitals, Community Health Centers, 30 bedded and other Government Hospitals, and PHCs. 

Eligibility Conditions for JSY & Sukhibhava:

The following are the new guidelines for the combined “JSY + Sukhibhava” schemes:

Only BELOW-POVERTY-LINE women from RURAL AREAS are eligible.

Women AGED 19 YEARS AND ABOVE ONLY are eligible

Women giving birth to FIRST AND SECOND CHILD ONLY are eligible

Pregnant women who delivered twins in 1st delivery and undergoing second delivery are also eligible.

Women coming for delivery (otherwise eligible, i.e., rural, below poverty line, and 19 years or above in age), with only one living child, are also eligible.

Certificate of Eligibility:

Every rural pregnant woman who intends to claim this incentive under the combined scheme (JANANI SUKHIBHAVA) should obtain a certificate regarding their eligibility status in the prescribed proforma signed by both the Gram Sarpanch and the Gram Panchayat Secretary. All ANMs and PHCs have copies of blank certificate forms.

Allocation of Funds & Procedure for Payment:

JSY and Sukhibhava funds are being released (separately under each scheme) by the Commissioner of Family Welfare to all Teaching Hospitals, District Headquarters Hospitals, Area Hospitals, Community Health Centers, Government hospitals (30 beds, etc.) and all PHCs in the state, through the DMHOs of respective districts through a bank draft.

Funds released under the JSY part of the scheme (Rs.700/- per case) should be credited into the “Reproductive and Child Health Project” account. Funds released under “Sukheebhava” scheme (Rs.300/- per case) should be maintained in a separate bank account, which can be named as “Sukheebhava” account as the funds are released from the State Budget. This procedure of maintaining separate account for JSY and Sukhibhava will facilitate submitting Statements of Expenditure (SOEs) and Utilization Certificates (UCs) separately for the two schemes.

The DMHOs are requested to release the funds to all hospitals (Teaching to GH’s) and PHCs under the government under two separate DDs, separately for JSY and Sukhibhava schemes. The total amount of releases should be decided, considering the average number of deliveries conducted in an institution per month, and the number of rural, below-poverty-line cases of 19 years or above of age, and first or second delivery cases. It is roughly estimated that this proportion will roughly be about one-third of the total deliveries taking place in a government hospital located in an urban area. However, in cases of PHCs, the percentage of eligible cases would be close to 60%, and would have to be provided for accordingly.

Both the accounts should be operated under joint signatures of two officers in the government healthcare institution, as follows: (1) Superintendents and Obstetrics / Gynecology Chief or I/c for Teaching, District HQrs and Area Hospitals; (2) CSS or I/c MO & Gynecologist / Maternity I/c in CHCs, and Government Hospitals (30 bedded) ( for CHCs under APVVP or DH control); (3) MO and CHO/PHN/MPHEO in PHCs.

The cash incentive of Rs.1000/- (Rs.700/- under JSY + Rs.300/- under Sukhibhava) should be paid by the MO incharge of the Labour Ward on every working day in Teaching Hospitals, District Hospitals, Area Hospitals, CHCs and 30 bedded GHs.  The MOs of the PHCs should pay the incentive to the women, who have delivered in the Primary Health Centre on the day of delivery during the weekdays without fail.

Since in the PHCs, the MO may not be available on Sundays and holidays,  an amount of Rs.1000/- should be kept as an Imprest Advance with the staff nurse/ANM on duty. Institutional delivery cash incentive of Rs.1000/- will be paid by the Nurse/ANM who assists in the delivery. The advance amount should be recouped as and when necessary.

Accounts & Registers:

The account books for JSY and Sukhibhava incentive payments should be maintained in a single ledger-register (in different accounts in the same ledger) in a prescribed proforma (enclosed) indicating Rs.700/- for JSY & Rs.300/- for Sukhibhava showing Rs.1000/- as a total and obtain the signature of the beneficiary in the register. These ledgers will be printed and supplied by the CFW office to all the hospitals/CHCs/PHCs in a centralized manner.

The surname, name of the woman who has undergone delivery, her age, her educational qualification, husband’s name, husband’s educational qualification, husband’s occupation, the woman’s caste (for the purpose of identification in the villages where door numbers may not exist, or people may not recognize them), door number (if the woman can mention the same), name of the hamlet, name of the village, mandal, and district should be entered in the acquittance register, and the signature of the woman taken in acknowledgement of receipt of the incentive amount of Rs.1000/-.

Witness:

Surname, name, father’s/husband’s name, and signature of one witness shall be taken for every payment, in the acquittance register. Hospital staff members are not eligible to sign as witnesses. Patients’ attendants, or neighbouring bed’s patients can be requested for this purpose.

Staff members shall not be eligible to sign as witnesses.

NRHM Janani Suraksha Yojana scheme in Urban Areas

The National Rural Health Mission Govt. of India In the reference cited above, has extended the JSY Scheme to all eligible BPL Pregnant women residing in urban areas also with effect from 2006-07, (i.e. 1st April, 2006).  Rs.600/- per case will be paid as the cash incentive for institutional delivery to eligible urban women having institutional delivery. Accordingly, the JSY Scheme will be implemented in all the urban areas (municipal towns) with effect from 1st April 2006. Accordingly, all urban BPL women of 19 years age and above, having their first or second deliveries, or any delivery with only one living child, will be paid Rs.600/- as support towards the costs of institutional delivery services.

The following are the guidelines for the implementation of the JSY scheme in the urban areas:.

Eligibility Conditions for Urban JSY Scheme:

1. Only below poverty line women from urban areas are eligible.
2. Women should be aged 19 yrs or more at the time of delivery to be eligible.
3. Women giving birth to first and second child only are eligible.
4. Pregnant women who delivered twins in 1st delivery and undergoing second delivery are also eligible.
5. Women coming for third or subsequent delivery (otherwise eligible, i.e., below poverty line, and 19 yrs or above in age), with only one living child, are also eligible.
6. Eligible pregnant women from urban areas, having their delivery in government or private hospitals (under the supervision of a qualified MBBS doctor) are only eligible for the Urban JSY Scheme.

Certificate of Eligibility:

Under the Urban JSY Scheme, it is proposed to split the responsibility of giving the Eligibility certificate partly to the ANM allotted to that area (either unde the Urban Health Centres, PP Units, or the Municipal Health Centres) in respect of the woman’s age, whether her pregnancy is the first or second, etc., and to the MRO of that urban town who will be single one with two parts, to be issued by the ANM and the MRO. (Proforma enclosed).

Amount of Cash Incentive:

The amount approved by the  GOI for an eligible urban poor pregnant woman who comes for delivery to the Govt. Hospital / Govt. Health Institutions is Rs.600/- only under Urban JSY Scheme. 

Allocation of Funds:

The Urban JSY Scheme funds are being released by the Commissioner of Family Welfare to all the Superintendents of General Hospitals, Medical Superintendents of District Hospitals and Area Hospitals, and to the Medical Officers of Community Health Centres, Medical Officers of other Institutions where urban area population is being provided delivery services. The respective hospital superintendents will hold these amounts in the RCH project bank account that they are already having. However, a separate ledger account should be maintained for the Janani Suraksha Yojana Scheme, and expenditure monitored against releases. Monthly Statements of Expenditure should be sent to the CFW in the prescribed proformae.

Procedure for Payment:

Funds released under Urban JSY Scheme should be credited into the “Reproductive and Child Health Project” Account which is already in operation by the respective head of the institutions. 

All the eligible women will obtain eligibility certificate as per the proforma, and also obtain delivery (Child Birth) certificate from the Govt. Hospital where she has delivery.

She will personally produce these two certificates to the authorized medial officer / doctor in charge of the labour ward in the Govt. Hospital in that town (CHC / Area Hospital / Dist. Hospital / Govt. Gen. Hospital etc.) on every working day.

The amount of Rs.600/- (Rupees Six Hundred Only) will be paid to the eligible (recently delivered) women after verifying the certificates.

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