The existing government skill development mechanisms and programs can be explored for creating local and immediate work opportunities. Linkages could be created with PMKVY so that this livelihood generating initiative can be sustained in the long run as well.

The Ministry of Skill development intends to establish skills training centres in every district of the country. These training centres are called Pradhan Mantri Kaushal Kendra (PMKKs) and are run under the PMKVY guidelines.

A list of COVID-19 specific schemes (announced by central and different state governments along with Government Orders) and their details including central and different state governments are mentioned on this website.

A Model Welfare scheme to provide relief to building and other construction workers was announced by Ministry of Labour and Employment in 2018 

https://labour.gov.in/whatsnew/model-welfare-scheme-building-and-construction-workers-and-action-plan-strengthening (The scheme is in a downloadable format in PDF)

This guideline suggests that:

Where there are panchayat/block/district/stage guidelines, those guidelines can be followed. In the absence of any government guidelines, the following model format for tracking migrant labour returning to villages could be used.

Case Sample : A Civil Society Organization in Delhi, put this package together at a cost of Rs 1250/- per household. 

Recommended Non-food Items Packet: 

Below is a working guideline towards planning of such action based on the international Sphere standard (2100 kcals per person per day). For further details on this one can refer to the Sphere Handbook.

Food Items (For a family of 5 people - 2 adults and 3 kids for a period of 21 days. This composition of food items may differ from area to area based on the food habits. Cost may also vary from area to area.)

The district specific assessment tool can be modeled on the service availability and readiness assessment (SARA) tool developed by the World Health Organization or from previous governmental assessments (IPHS Surveys and others) by specifically channeling it for COVID 19. SARA, WHO, IPHS, India

Creation of critical care units can be done using already established local procedures and knowledge. Where a guideline is needed the ICU design guidelines, ISCCM, 2020, can be used.

Creation of additional hospital beds can be done following already established local procedures and knowledge. Where a guideline is needed the attached guidelines from WHO or IPHS can be used. See SARI Treatment Center guidelines, WHO, IPHS guidelines for different levels of healthcare facilities.