What Is The Administrative Hierarchy Of The Mamata/IGMSY Schemes?

The ICDS Supervisors, who are responsible for overseeing the proper functioning of the ICDS projects in the anganwadis under their area of supervision, are at the next level in the administrative hierarchy of the Mamata/IGMSY schemes. The AWWs and ANMs are accountable to the ICDS Supervisors for providing a specific account of their own villages or the AWCs under them respectively, and the ICDS Supervisors are expected to work in close tandem with them to ensure that the Mamata/IGMSY schemes are operating accurately at their level of supervision, i.e. the Block level. The duties of the Supervisors are (and not limited to):

Taking stock of the number of potential beneficiaries in their stipulated area
Verifying eligibility
Asking women about their problems during the VHNDs, as well as asking questions to the AWWs about the filling of the MCP cards
Checking if the correct RCH information has been entered on the MCP card
To check whether registration has occurred on time, and to check if the LMP information of the potential beneficiary on her MCP card is correct
Checking a 6-monthly report of the performance of the AWC projects
Verifying the bank account details of each beneficiary, and acting as the link between AWCs and banks in the emergence of any problem
Verifying food stock supplies as well as medical ones
Verifying if