Draft operational guidelines of digital india land records modernization programme (dilrmp) introduction

21. Funding
21.1 Allocation of Funds and Fund Flow Mechanism
The DILRMP is a demand-driven scheme. Funds will be allocated / released to the State Governments/UT Administrations or their designated implementing agencies for carrying out the activities under the DILRMP. Funds for various components of the DILRMP will be provided at different scales by the Central Government. The assistance of Central Government will be restricted to the cost approved by the EFC as given in Annexure-GL-III. The following was the funding pattern and sharing of costs between the Centre and the States under the erstwhile NLRMP upto 31.03.2016:
a) Computerization of land records (100% Central funding – maximum upto the approved unit cost norm)

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  Data entry/re-entry/data conversion/mutation data entry
  
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  Digitization of cadastral maps and integration of textual and spatial data
  
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  Tehsil, sub-division, and district data centers
  
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  State-level data centres
  
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  Inter-connectivity amongst revenue offices
  

b) Survey/resurvey and updating of survey & settlement records (including ground control network and ground truthing) (Central funding - maximum upto 50% of the approved unit cost norm for the States and 100% for the UTs)
c) Computerization of registration (Central funding - maximum upto 25% of the approved unit cost norm for the States and 100% for the UTs)

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  Data entry of valuation details
  
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  Data entry of legacy encumbrance data
  
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  Scanning & preservation of old documents
  
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  Connectivity to SROs with revenue offices
  

d) Modern record rooms/land records management centres at tehsil/taluk/block level (Central funding - maximum upto 50% of the approved unit cost norm for the States and 100% for the UTs)
e) Training & capacity building (100% Central funding to the extent approved by the Project Sanctioning & Monitoring Committee)

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  Training, workshops, etc.
  
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  Strengthening of Revenue training institutes
  

The DILRMP has become Central Sector Scheme with 100% funding from Centre with effect from 01.04.2016.
State Government are required to release their corresponding share, if any, to the funds released by the Central Government upto 31.03.2016.
21.2 Proposals / Annual Action Plan including detailed project reports would be submitted by the States and UTs. Proposals would be scrutinized and approved by the National-level Project Sanctioning and Monitoring Committee. Proposals received from States/UTs will be discussed by the Committee. States/UTs wishing to make presentations or have discussions on their proposals may intimate the DoLR in advance.
21.3 The total outlay of the scheme “Digital India Land Record Management Programme” (DILRMP) is Rs. 950 crore for the three year period 2017-18 to 2019-20 with the following components: