Lok Sabha Question No. 3198 (UNSTARRED), answered on 2018-01-05
Subject: Scheme for One Stop Centre
Ministry: WOMEN AND CHILD DEVELOPMENT
Asked by: SUSHMITA DEV, DUSHYANT CHAUTALA, RAVINDRA KUMAR RAY, SHER SINGH GHUBAYA

## GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF WOMEN AND CHILD DEVELOPMENT

## LOK SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO.3198

TO BE ANSWERED ON 05.01.2018

## SCHEME FOR ONE STOP CENTRE

## 3198.   KUMARI SUSHMITA DEV: SHRI DUSHYANT CHAUTALA: DR. RAVINDRA KUMAR RAY: SHRI SHER SINGH GHUBAYA:

Will the Minister of WOMEN AND CHILD DEVELOPMENT be pleased to state:

- (a)        the  salient  features  and  facilities/  services  available  under  the  One  Stop  Centre  (OSC)  scheme implemented by the Government for women affected by violence;
- (b)      the details of proposals received from States/UTs for setting up of OSCs/ Sakhi centres under the scheme along with the proposals approved/lying pending and the funds sanctioned/released and utilised thereunder during each of the last three years and the current year, State/UT-wise;
- (c)        the details of centres presently operational out of sanctioned projects in the country along with the number of women assisted thereby, State/UT-wise;
- (d)     whether the Government proposes to set up at least one such centre in every district in the country and if so, the details thereof; and
- (e) the measures taken by the Government for the effective functioning of these centres?

## ANSWER

## MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF WOMEN AND CHILD DEVELOPMENT (DR. VIRENDRA KUMAR)

- (a) The  Ministry  is  implementing  Scheme  for  setting  up  One  Stop  Centre  since  1 st April  2015  to support women affected by violence. The scheme aims to facilitate access to an integrated range of  services  including  medical  aid,  police  assistance,  legal  aid/case  management,  psycho-social counselling, temporary support services to women affected by violence.
- (b) to (d)    Under the scheme, it has been envisaged that One Stop Centre would be set up across the country in phased manner. In the first phase, one Centre was sanctioned per State/UT.  Further, 150 additional Centres are taken up in second phase during 2016-17.  Recently, the Government of  India  has  approved setting up 150 additional districts during the  year 2017-18, 2018-19 and 2019-20. The funds have been sanctioned as per schematic norms of the Scheme. So far, 170 One Stop Centres have become operational. The State-wise details of fund sanctioned during 2015-16, 2016-17 and current year is at Annexure-I.
- (e)            The  Ministry  is  regularly  monitoring  and  reviewing  the  implementation  of  One  Stop  Centres through workshops/conferences with State Governments/UT  Administrations and surprise inspection visits by the officers of the Ministry.

## Annexure referred to in reply to Part (b) to (d) to the Lok Sabha Unstarred Question No. 3198 for 05.01.2018 regarding 'Scheme for One Stop Centre'.

The  number  of  One  Stop  Centres  and  funds  sanctioned  to  the  States/UTs  under  One  Stop  Centre Scheme are as under

(Rs. In lakh)

|   Sl. No. | Proposal Received States/UTs   |   2015-16 | 2016-17   | 2017-18   |
|-----------|--------------------------------|-----------|-----------|-----------|
|         1 | Andaman &Nicobar Islands       |     13.19 | --        | 31.20     |
|         2 | Andhra Pradesh                 |     13.19 | 268.97    | 330.13    |
|         3 | Arunachal Pradesh              |     13.19 | 28.41     | 53.00     |
|         4 | Assam                          |     38.84 | 75.65     | --        |
|         5 | Bihar                          |     13.19 | 198.90    | --        |
|         6 | Chandigarh                     |     13.19 | --        | --        |
|         7 | Chhattisgarh                   |     48.3  | 734.27    | 146.08    |
|         8 | Dadra Nagar Haveli             |     43.37 | --        | --        |
|         9 | Daman &Diu                     |     45.88 | --        | 10.84     |
|        10 | Goa                            |     45.88 | 19.41     | --        |
|        11 | Gujarat                        |     45.88 | 38.82     | --        |
|        12 | Haryana                        |     36.41 | 116.48    | 38.30     |
|        13 | Himachal Pradesh               |     37.68 | --        | 15.00     |
|        14 | Jammu &Kashmir                 |     45.88 | 95.65     | 87.52     |
|        15 | Jharkhand                      |     10.26 | 56.82     | 18.47     |
|        16 | Karnataka                      |     45.88 | 85.24     | --        |
|        17 | Kerala                         |     45.08 | 113.65    | --        |
|        18 | Madhya Pradesh                 |     45.88 | 773.04    | --        |
|        19 | Maharashtra                    |     45.88 | 213.55    | 413.34    |
|        20 | Manipur                        |     12.89 | --        | --        |
|        21 | Meghalaya                      |     13.19 | 28.41     | 7.75      |
|        22 | Mizoram                        |     37.68 | --        | 26.10     |
|        23 | Nagaland                       |     45.88 | 55.41     | 65.41     |
|        24 | Odisha                         |     10.28 | 15.00     | --        |
|        25 | Puducherry                     |     37    | --        | 19.41     |
|        26 | Punjab                         |     43.82 | 97.07     | 204.58    |
|        27 | Rajasthan                      |     12.12 | 346.24    | --        |
|        28 | Sikkim                         |     45.88 | --        | --        |
|        29 | Tamil Nadu                     |     45.88 | --        | --        |
|        30 | Telangana                      |     45.88 | 155.31    | 48.69     |
|        31 | Tripura                        |     45.88 | --        | --        |
|        32 | Uttar Pradesh                  |     45.88 | 454.63    | --        |
|        33 | Uttarakhand                    |     13.19 | 58.24     | 114.51    |