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TERMS <strong>OF</strong> REFERENCE<br />

FOR <strong>THE</strong> SUTDY TO EVALUATE <strong>FREE</strong> <strong>SUPPLY</strong> <strong>OF</strong> <strong>UNIFORM</strong> CLOTH BY<br />

GOVERNMENT <strong>OF</strong> KARNATAKA<br />

Background and Need for the Study:<br />

1.1 Towards achieving Universalisation of Elementary Education the Government of<br />

Karnataka has initiated many programmes and policies. Some of the most<br />

important incentive driven programs of the government include supply of free text<br />

books, free supply of Uniforms, awarding scholarships and mid day meals and so<br />

on. These programmes intend to achieve universal enrolment, retention and<br />

ensure eight years of quality education to each child.<br />

1.2 The compulsory and free education to all children is a constitutional mandate and<br />

commitment. Hence it becomes obligatory to the State to encourage all incentives<br />

to promote Article 45 of the constitution. With the declaration of right to<br />

Education as Fundamental Right of all children of school going age group, the<br />

responsibility of the State has further enhanced.<br />

1.3 In this context, the supply of free Uniform to All students studying in Government<br />

schools from 1 st standard to 10 th standard has become one of the major functions of<br />

the Education Department. Having understood the problems of school children<br />

and financial burdens of their parents, Government of Karnataka introduced the<br />

scheme of free Supply of Uniform cloths to boys & girls studying in 1st standard to<br />

10 th standard in Government Schools. This is to enhance the confidence and<br />

courage besides reducing dropout rate among children The scheme is introduced<br />

from the academic year 1985. For the boys and Girls of Government lower primary<br />

school, subsequently the scheme have been extended to cover even S.C/S.T boys<br />

and girls in the Government higher primary schools. Further the scheme extended<br />

to the non SC.ST girl students from 5 th to 10 th Standard in Government Schools<br />

during the year 2000-01, from the year 2007-08 onwards this scheme extended to<br />

all students of Government School studying from 1 st to 10 th standard. During<br />

the year 2011-12 at the cost of Rs.82.80 Crore 57.03 lakh sets of uniforms (4<br />

Divisions, 34 Districts, 197 Talukas) have been supplied by the various firms. And<br />

57.03 lakh students among four Divisions were benefited from this scheme.<br />

Beneficiary Coverage and Expenditure Under VVY (in Lakhs)<br />

Physical and Financial<br />

No. of Students(in Lakhs)<br />

Expenditure<br />

Sl.No Year<br />

Financial(Rs.<br />

Primary Secondary Total Physical In Corers)<br />

1 2004-05 54.00 6.00 60.00 60.00 59.18<br />

2 2005-06 54.27 4.75 59.02 59.02 54.45<br />

3 2006-07 59.03 5.82 64.85 64.85 60.62<br />

4 2007-08 57.26 11.45 68.71 68.71 68.84<br />

5 2008-09 54.06 10.79 64.85 64.85 65.85<br />

6 2009-10 51.74 10.89 62.63 62.63 75.22<br />

7 2010-11 44.06 11.06 55.12 55.12 67.14<br />

8 2011-12 46.00 11.03 57.03 57.03 82.80<br />

*VVY – Vidhya vikasa yojana.<br />

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