Implementation of Integrated Child Development Services (ICDS) scheme in Manipur suffered from lack of adequate infrastructure and logistic support even after four decades of its launch. Lack of basic amenities and necessary infrastructure in many centers affected the quality of service delivery. Capacity building of human resource at various levels was affected as the stipulated trainings were not conducted resulting in the projects being manned without trained staff in many cases. Interruption in the service delivery and non-availability of adequate kits and equipment compromised the scheme implementation. Community mobilization, Information Education Communication (IEC), convergence with other line departments, monitoring and supervision and quality control were not taken up as envisaged thereby affecting the effectiveness of the scheme. Weakness in financial management and non-maintenance of accounting records resulted in leakage and unaccounted funds.