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food corporation of India
MPR –Agenda Point No 2
Annexure-A

Achievement against the MoU targets 2013-14 for South Zone (upto 31.08.2013).

(Zonal Targets are as per Annual Work Plan finalized by Personnel Division, FCI Hqrs)

MoU Criteria
All India Target (Excellent)
South Zone Target
Achievement
Procurement quantity by FCI (including Levy)
Wheat-5.30 MMT
Wheat- 0

Rice- 7.90 MMT
Rice- 5.36 MMT

Procurement quantity by others- Non Decentralized Procurement States
Wheat-18.90 MMT
Wheat- 0

Rice-13.50 MMT
Rice- 0

Procurement of Coarse Grains.
1.10 LMT
0.30 LMT

Storage Shortage to Quality moved.
0.43 %
0.372%

Storage shortages to quantity issued
0.22 %
0.203 %

Settlement of transit losses
220
33.62 Crore

Settlement of storage losses
220
14.03 Crore

Submission of FCI’s Accounts to C&AG for the year 2012-13 for audit
31.08.13
31.08.13

Quality check of food grains stored with FCI
100
100%

Mechanization of godowns (one unit of 5000 MT)
22
4 Units

Sales quantity from FCI

Wheat -27.00 MMT
Wheat -1.5 MMT

Rice -33.33 MMT
Rice -13.47 MMT

Providing canteen facilities in FCI depots for all stakeholders
12 No. of depots
2 Depots

Providing public convenience facilities in FCI’s own depots for all stake holders
32 No. of Depots
6 No. of depots

Water management- providing rain water harvesting including maintenance
110 No. of pits
25 No. of pits

Plantation in depots/offices
55000 No. of plants
15000 No. of plants

Fellow-ship to sports person from specified backward areas
50 Rs. Lakh

Rs. 10 Lakh

Tender Sales of damaged foodgrain stock in FCI (as on 01.04.2013

31.07.13
31.07.13

Upgradation of 100 godowns

100 Units
17 Units

Installation of CCTV in godowns

55 No. of godowns
12 No. of godowns

Settlement of claims with Railways

Rs. 110 Crore
Rs. 2.68 Crore

Disposal of More than one year old vigilance cases as on 31/03/13
100%
100%

Storage
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