Kanyashree Prakalpa

The Department of Women Development Social Welfare (DWD & SW) of West Bengal State Government designed Kanyashree Prakalpa (Conditional Cash Transfer Program).

It stimulates school education for all teenage girls and improves the status and happiness of the West Bengal girl by postponing their marriage to the legal age of 18 years old. Kanyashree Prakalpa is a government funded program from West Bengal and will be implemented in all regions of the state in the future.

The annual scholarship applies to unmarried girls aged 13 to 18 who join the VIII-XII class of government-approved general or equivalent open school or equivalent vocational training / technical training course.

One time grant is registered with JJ at the time of application, a girl engaged in vocational training / technical training or sports activity registered at age 18 girl, government-approved general school or public school / university It applies to family prisoners. 2000 law

Both benefits of the program are awarded to girls who are families with family incomes below the rupee. 1,20,000 / - (Rupees are losing both hands of rough and 20,000. Family bars are not applicable if you lose parents, are disabled (40% disabled) or JJ Home prisoners. )

Given that child marriage has serious adverse consequences for the lives of children, adolescents and young women, the program has improved results with respect to its educational status, health (especially promoting the prevention of infant and maternal death) Will result. Giving power to girls throughout the country, bringing immense benefits to society as a whole

All girls between the ages of 13 and 19 have annual income of up to 1200 rupees / -

The aim of Kanyashree Prakalpa is to let girls go to school and delay marriage to over 18 years old, Kanyashree's strategy is simple, keeping girls marrying extreme age, streamlining education It is to provide economic aid. It changes the attitudes of behavioral attitudes, especially those who want to marry a girl before 18 years of age. The term "education" includes not only middle-aged and secondary education, but also various occupational, technical and physical education courses for this age group. To ensure fairness, this program is only open to family girls with annual income less than R <1, 20,000 / -. For girls with special needs, girls who lost parents, and girls currently living in juvenile justice, this standard is exempted.

It stimulates school education for all teenage girls and improves the status and happiness of the West Bengal girl by postponing their marriage to the legal age of 18 years old. Kanyashree Prakalpa is a program funded by the West Bengal Government and will be implemented in every province of the state since then. Both benefits of the program are awarded to girls who are families with family incomes below the rupee. 1,20,000 / - (Rupees are losing both hands of rough and 20,000. Family bars are not applicable if you lose parents, are disabled (40% disabled) or JJ Home prisoners. )

Kanyashree Prakalpa improves girls 'lives and status by helping families with economic recession to provide cash so that families will not arrange girls' marriages until 18 years of economic problems occur It is the initiative of the West Bengal government. The purpose of this initiative is to promote girls in poor families and therefore can not continue higher education in poor economic circumstances. It is internationally recognized by the UK Ministry of International Development and UNICEF.