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NREGA MIS Report Check

NREGA, now MGNREGA, launched on February 2, 2006, offers 100 days of paid work annually to rural households willing to do unskilled manual labor. MGNREGA provides essential data through its MIS (Management Information System) Reports.

This article will show you a simple way to look at these reports, so you can keep track of the program's progress and results.

Check MIS Report

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MGNREGA MIS Report

Checking the MIS Report is straightforward. Here's how you can do it:

Step 1: Visit the Official Site

Go to nrega.nic.in, the official portal.

Step 2: Access Reports

On the homepage, find and click on the "Reports" section.

Step 3: Verify Yourself

A captcha will appear for security purposes. Fill it out and click "Verify" to proceed.

Step 4: Choose Your Details

Select the financial year and your state from the dropdown menus. For instance, if you are from Uttar Pradesh, pick that to get state-specific reports.

Step 5: Select the Report

You'll see a page with 36 different options for reports. Choose the one you need to view its details.

What is MIS in NREGA?

The MIS allows for real-time entry of critical data, such as the status of work projects, muster rolls, wage payments, and job card details.

It also tracks delays in providing work or payment, triggering provisions for unemployment allowances and wage compensation

The MGNREGA's Management Information System (MIS) boosts transparency and efficiency by providing:

Implementation data.
Active information sharing.
Real-time transaction updates.
Full digitization, from work requests to payment.
Detailed online reports.
Open monitoring of the program by any citizen.

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The Management Information System (MIS) for MGNREGA is designed to capture and track key data regarding the implementation of the scheme. It ensures transparency, accountability, and real-time monitoring of the program

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NREGAsoft, the dedicated software for MGNREGA, is the backbone of the MIS, facilitating data entry at the Panchayat, Block, District, and State levels. It helps track the entire implementation process from work demand to fund transfers

Components of MIS

The MIS includes various critical aspects such as:

Job Card Issuance: Data on households registered and job cards issued.
Work Demand and Allocation: Details of work requested, work provided, and delays in allocation.
Payment of Wages: Real-time tracking of wages paid, delays in payment, and compensation where applicable.
Fund Transfers: Monitoring fund disbursement, fund utilization, and the status of financial transfers

These services ensure NREGA's smooth operation and goal achievement.

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As of December 15, 2022, under MGNREGS, employment was provided to a total of 11.37 crore households, resulting in the creation of 289.24 crore person-days of work.

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