Coimbatore renovates aging anganwadi centres for improvements

thehindu.com

Coimbatore Corporation is increasing efforts to renovate aging anganwadi centres after workers reported poor conditions. Many centres, some over 30 years old, need urgent repairs, including issues with damaged walls and pest infestations. The Corporation conducted a survey of all 504 centres to identify structural weaknesses. They are now seeking private funding for renovations, with a minimum requirement of ₹14 lakh per centre to encourage sponsorship. This year, the Corporation plans to redevelop over 50 centres, following the completion of 35 last year. Work will start once funding is secured, using puff sheet roofing to reduce costs.


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