Resource Envelope Fund Allocation
Check 16th Finance Commission (XVI Finance Commission) expected fund allocations. Check Gram Panchayat, Block, or District allocations directly from eGramSwaraj.
Select location to view allocations.
How it Works
The Resource Envelope Tool fetches real-time expected fund allocation details for any Gram Panchayat, Block, or District in India from the eGramSwaraj database. Follow these simple steps:
- Select the level of report you want to view: Gram Panchayat, Block, or District.
- Choose the Financial Year (e.g. FY 2026-27 which represents the 16th Central Finance Commission).
- Select your State, District, Block, and Gram Panchayat from the dropdown menus.
- Click the Fetch Data button to view the breakdown of expected funds.
Who Should Use This Tool
This tool is designed for various stakeholders involved in rural governance and planning:
Panchayat Representatives & Officials
- Sarpanchs & Pradhans: To understand available funds for planning local development works.
- Panchayat Secretaries & VDOs: To prepare and enter the Gram Panchayat Development Plan (GPDP) on eGramSwaraj.
- Block & District Planning Officers: To monitor fund allocations across local bodies.
Rural Citizens & Researchers
- Gram Sabha Members: To ensure transparency in fund utilization and development projects.
- RTI Activists & Researchers: To audit budget allocations and track the implementation of the 16th Central Finance Commission grants.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the 16th Finance Commission expected fund allocation?
The 16th Central Finance Commission (XVI Finance Commission) recommends the division of funds between the Union and the States, as well as grants allocated to local bodies like Gram Panchayats, Block Panchayats, and District Panchayats for the period starting FY 2026-27.
How to check the Resource Envelope for my Gram Panchayat?
To check your Gram Panchayat's Resource Envelope: (1) Select the Financial Year (e.g. FY 2026-27). (2) Choose your State, District, Block, and Gram Panchayat from the dropdowns. (3) Click 'Fetch Data' to view the detailed budget allocations from eGramSwaraj.
What is the difference between tied and untied basic grants?
Untied basic grants can be used by local bodies for general local needs like sanitation, salaries, maintenance, and administrative expenses. Tied grants are earmarked for specific national priorities like drinking water supply, rainwater harvesting, sanitation, and water recycling.