Exception : Govt.Schools, Colleges, Noon Meal Centres, Anganwadis, Purchase of Tricycles, Mini Lorries, etc., for the purpose of solid waste management is permitted.
Purchase of all movable items, equipments and furniture. 
Construction of office and residential buildings belonging to central and State Governments, including Public Sector Undertakings and Co-operative Societies.Exception: Govt hospitals, PHCs, Veterinary Hospitals, PD shops, Milk Societies and Chilling Centres. No rights can be claimed by the contributing person / entity over the property / use of property. No permanent structure should be constructed without prior permission of the owner of the property. Provision of Reverse osmosis plants for drinking water supply. 
Provision for Solar lights in Anganwadis and other Public buildings owned by Government and Rural and Urban Local Bodies. All types of works related to solid and liquid waste management and works. Old Computers and Accessories should not be purchased. Formation of Parks, Play Grounds, Traffic Islands, Fountains.Purchase of Furniture, Computers and accessories for Government Schools and Panchayat Union Schools, Libraries and buildings under usage of the public. Construction of bridges, culverts, upgradation of gravel / WBM roads to BT standard, renewal of worn out BT roads. Construction of Integrated Sanitary Complex for Women and Men. 
Creating community assets like community buildings, Drinking water, cement concrete roads and threshing floors. Construction of Libraries, Noon Meal Centres, Anganwadis, School Kitchen Sheds and Public Distribution Shops. Construction of compound walls and other common facilities in Burial grounds including the Burial grounds belonging to Public Wakfs. Construction of buildings, compound walls and fencing to Government Hospitals, Primary Health Centres, Sub-centres, Veterinary Dispensaries, Livestock Centres and libraries. Construction of buildings, laboratories, toilets, cycle stands and compound walls / fencing to Government Schools, Government Colleges and Government Hostels. The following works may be taken up under “Self Sufficiency Scheme” Suggested list of works that may be taken up : The applicant has to deposit the prescribed amount by means of Demand Draft to the District Collector. The District Collector shall ascertain the actual need and feasibility of the work to be taken up with estimates. Request in the form of an application indicating the works to be taken up with consent and for contributing one-third of the amount by the public has to be given to the District Collector. The need for taking up of works under “ Self Sufficiency Scheme “ may originate from individuals, groups, institutions, public or private companies or from the community. Procedure for selection of works under ‘Self Sufficiency Scheme’ : The minimum public contribution for any of the identified work should be one third of the estimate amount for the work. Self Sufficiency Scheme will be implemented both in rural and urban areas. This kind of participatory approach involving contribution by public, supplemented with Government funds, helps the community attain “self sufficiency” in terms of the actual requirements. Self Sufficiency Scheme (SSS) is being implemented by the Government from 2011-12 onwards to encourage and improve the self reliant attitude of public and to enhance their increased participation in creation and maintenance of community infrastructure.
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