Sarkari Yojana
Mamata Scheme
About Mamata Scheme
To do more to bring down high maternal and infant mortality, the Department of Women and Child Development, Government of Odisha, started “MAMATA” in 2011 as a conditional cash transfer maternity benefit scheme. Aim of the scheme:
1. Helping to cut maternal and infant deaths. 1. Bettering the health and nutrition of pregnant and breastfeeding mothers and their babies.
Objectives of the scheme:
1. Partly making up for the wages pregnant and nursing mothers lose, so that they can rest fully before and after giving birth. 1. Raising the use of child health services, in particular immunization. 1. Promoting better practices in caring for mothers and children.
Scheme Overview
State Government
03 Jan 2011
Scheme Details
Eligibility Requirements
To qualify for Mamata Scheme, applicants must satisfy the following conditions:
Only residents of Odisha qualify
Only residents of Odisha qualify.
The scheme is mainly meant for pregnant women
The scheme is mainly meant for pregnant women.
It covers Pregnant & Lactating women aged 19…
It covers Pregnant & Lactating women aged 19 years or more for their first two live births, but excludes all Government/Public Sector Undertakings (Central and State) employees and their wives.
Benefits Provided
Mamata Scheme provides the following benefits to eligible applicants:
In the third trimester of pregnancy and up to delivery, the mother receives Rs.3,000 once she meets these 5 conditions:
Her pregnancy has been registered at the AWC/Mini…
Her pregnancy has been registered at the AWC/Mini AWC
She has had a minimum of 2 antenatal…
She has had a minimum of 2 antenatal checkups (ANC)
She has been given IFA and calcium tablets
She has been given IFA and calcium tablets.
She has had no fewer than 1 TT…
She has had no fewer than 1 TT vaccination (of the optimal 2)
She has attended at least 1 counselling session…
She has attended at least 1 counselling session at the AWC/Village Health/ Home Visit.
The MCP Card is used to check the first 4 conditions, and the first instalment is paid once all of them are met.
A further Rs.2,000 is paid 10 months after delivery if these conditions are met:
The birth has been registered at the AWC…
The birth has been registered at the AWC or HSC.
The baby has been given the BCG vaccine
The baby has been given the BCG vaccine.
The baby has had Pentavalent 1 & 2…
The baby has had Pentavalent 1 & 2 & 3 doses.
The baby has had Polio 1 & 2…
The baby has had Polio 1 & 2 & 3 doses.
The baby has had Rotavirus 1 & 2…
The baby has had Rotavirus 1 & 2 & 3 doses.
The baby received the Measles vaccine before turning…
The baby received the Measles vaccine before turning 1 year old.
The first dose of Vitamin-A was given before…
The first dose of Vitamin-A was given before the baby turned 1 year old
From delivery up to 9 months, the mother…
From delivery up to 9 months, the mother attended at least six Growth Monitoring and IYCF counselling sessions
For the first six months, the baby was…
For the first six months, the baby was fed only breast milk (self-certified by the beneficiary)
Complementary food was started once the baby completed…
Complementary food was started once the baby completed six months (self-certified by the beneficiary)
The baby continues to receive complementary feeding suited…
The baby continues to receive complementary feeding suited to its age (self-certified by the beneficiary) Note: In total, mothers receive an incentive of Rs.5,000 in two instalments.
Documents Required
Applicants should keep the following documents ready before starting the application:
Proof of Identity (any 1 of the following):
Aadhar Card
Aadhar Card
Voter ID card
Voter ID card
Passport
Passport
PAN Card - Proof of Residence (any 1…
PAN Card
Proof of Residence (any 1 of the following):
Ration Card
Ration Card
A utility bill (Electricity, Water, Gas)
A utility bill (Electricity, Water, Gas)
Rent Agreement or a Property Tax Receipt -…
Rent Agreement or a Property Tax Receipt
Proof of Pregnancy:
Pregnancy Record or Medical Certificate from a government…
Pregnancy Record or Medical Certificate from a government health centre or Anganwadi centre
Income Certificate:
A government-issued certificate of family income (where income…
A government-issued certificate of family income (where income criteria apply)
Bank Account Details:
Passbook or a recent statement of the bank…
Passbook or a recent statement of the bank account into which the money will be paid
Aadhaar Enrollment Slip or Acknowledgement (where the Aadhaar card has not yet arrived)
Photographs:
The applicant's recent passport-sized photos
Maternity Record
The applicant's recent passport-sized photos
Maternity Record:
The maternity registration record or other relevant health…
The maternity registration record or other relevant health service documents.
Previous Beneficiary Status (if applicable):
Papers relating to any benefits already received under…
Papers relating to any benefits already received under similar schemes.
2011-01-03
How to Apply
Online Application
Applicants can apply for Mamata Scheme through the online application process outlined below.
Download the MAMATA mobile Application from
Download the MAMATA mobile Application from: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.emamata.odisha&hl=en_IN&pli=1
Beneficiaries can also sign in on the department…
Beneficiaries can also sign in on the department portal and apply there. URL: https://emamata.odisha.gov.in/login
A forgotten password can be reset at URL…
A forgotten password can be reset at URL : https://emamata.odisha.gov.in/public/forgot/password
Offline Application
Applicants can apply for Mamata Scheme through the offline application process outlined below.
The beneficiary must register at the Anganwadi or…
The beneficiary must register at the Anganwadi or mini Anganwadi centre she belongs to.
Complete the application form to apply under the…
Complete the application form to apply under the scheme.
Official Application & Website
Verify the latest eligibility, dates and instructions before applying.