• To coordinate with all Block Resource and Implementation Units (BRIU’s) of the district so as to ensure all community level interventions• Responsible for monitoring and evaluation of all the program deliverables and activities, Lead and support monitoring and evaluation activities at district, block and cluster level.• Monthly updating of program MIS at district level and preparation of periodic monitoring reports for submission to JWDS• Documentation of the best… Show more • To coordinate with all Block Resource and Implementation Units (BRIU’s) of the district so as to ensure all community level interventions• Responsible for monitoring and evaluation of all the program deliverables and activities, Lead and support monitoring and evaluation activities at district, block and cluster level.• Monthly updating of program MIS at district level and preparation of periodic monitoring reports for submission to JWDS• Documentation of the best practices/innovative approaches/case studies, etc. from field level• Collation, triangulation and follow-up action of the data / report from BRIU’s.• Liasoning and coordination with different service provider at district level and monitor their work and implementation at block and community level. Show less

• A rotational panel sampling design has been used in urban areas. In this rotational panel scheme, each, selected household in urban areas is visited four times, in the beginning with ‘First Visit Schedule’ and thrice periodically later with a ‘Revisit Schedule’. In urban area, samples for a panel within each stratum were drawn in the form of two independent sub- samples. The scheme of rotation ensures that 75% of the first-stage sampling units (FSUs) are matched between two… Show more • A rotational panel sampling design has been used in urban areas. In this rotational panel scheme, each, selected household in urban areas is visited four times, in the beginning with ‘First Visit Schedule’ and thrice periodically later with a ‘Revisit Schedule’. In urban area, samples for a panel within each stratum were drawn in the form of two independent sub- samples. The scheme of rotation ensures that 75% of the first-stage sampling units (FSUs) are matched between two consecutive visits. There was no revisit in the rural samples. For rural areas, samples for a stratum/sub-stratum were drawn randomly in the form of two independent sub-samples. For rural areas, in each quarter of the survey period, 25% FSUs of annual allocation were covered.• The Periodic Labour Force Survey (PLFS) gives estimates of Key employment and unemployment Indicators like, the Labour Force Participation Rates (LFPR), Worker Population Ratio (WPR), Unemployment Rate (UR), etc. These indicators, and the ‘Usual Status’ and ‘Current Weekly Status’ Show less