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49 key performance indicators (KPIs)
Key Recommendations 1. Curtailing Dropouts and Universal Access; Strengthen schemes for disadvantaged groups (e.g., scholarships, free bicycles).; Establish special education zones.; Set up a gender inclusion fund. 2. Increasing GER in Higher Education; Expand and restructure existing higher education institutes.; Establish large multidisciplinary institutions.; Increase access through open distance learning and…
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Salient Features A Unified Approach
The scheme integrates three major programs—Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan (SSA), Rashtriya Madhyamik Shiksha Abhiyan (RMSA), and Teacher Education (TE)—under one umbrella.; Comprehensive Coverage: Spanning from preschool education to senior secondary education, ensuring no stage of learning is neglected.; Major Areas of Intervention:; Infrastructure: Improving the physical and digital learning environment.; Gender and…
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Key Initiatives Driving Change 1. SARTHAQ - The NEP
A robust, strategic framework for implementing the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, ensuring seamless educational transformation across India. 2. NIPUN BHARAT - Foundational Literacy by Grade 3: Aiming for 100% foundational literacy and numeracy by Grade 3 by 2026-27 3. Foundational Learning Study (FLS): Data-driven assessment of literacy and numeracy in Class 3, to identify and address gaps. 4. Vidya Pravesh -…
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49 key performance indicators (KPIs)
GS2 Health & Nutrition, Women Use for malnutrition-related topics; integrated and and Child Welfare Schemes convergent policy for child and maternal health
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Overview Purpose
A comprehensive nutrition support program targeting malnutrition among children, adolescent girls, pregnant women and lactating mothers.; Strategy: Focuses on nutrition improvement, delivery ef iciency and creating a convergent ecosystem to foster health, wellness and immunity.; Key Schemes: POSHAN Abhiyaan, Anganwadi Services, Scheme for Adolescent Girls.
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Bene iciaries
Children (0-6 years), pregnant women, lactating mothers and adolescent girls.; Collaboration: Joint implementation by the Ministries of Women and Child Development, Health and Family Welfare, and Human Resource Development.
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49 key performance indicators (KPIs)
Salient Features Nutrition Support; Supplementary Nutrition Programme (SNP) for children (6 months to 6 years), pregnant women, lactating mothers, and adolescent girls, especially in Aspirational Districts and the North Eastern Region (NER).; Forti ied Rice and promotion of diet diversity with mandatory use of millets once a week.
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Other Achievements Aadhaar Veri ication
Over 90% of beneficiaries are Aadhaar-veri ied on the Poshan Tracker.; Enabled migration for pregnant women and lactating mothers between Anganwadi Centres.
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Overview Launch
Centrally Sponsored Scheme by the Ministry of Women and Child Development.; Purpose: Welfare and protection of children, replacing the erstwhile Child Protection Services (CPS) Scheme.; Vision: Secure a healthy, happy childhood, enabling children to reach their full potential within a supportive ecosystem.
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Objectives 1. Reduction in Child and Maternal
2. Prevention and Control of Diseases: both communicable and non-communicable. 3. Access to Comprehensive Primary Health Care: 4. Population Stabilization and Gender Balance: 5. Mainstream and integrate AYUSH (Ayurveda, Yoga & Naturopathy, Unani, Siddha, and Homeopathy) in healthcare practices. 6. Universal Access to Public Health Services: including food, nutrition, sanitation, hygiene, and public health care. 7.…
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Salient Features Background
Launched in 2005, the National Rural Health Mission (NRHM) expanded into the National Health Mission (NHM) in 2012, comprising two sub-missions: NRHM and the National Urban Health Mission (NUHM).; National Urban Health Mission (NUHM); Coverage: Targets urban areas with populations over 50,000, including state capitals and district headquarters.; Decentralised Approach: Implements a city-specific urban healthcare…
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Key Initiatives under NHM Janani Suraksha Yojana
Objective: Promote institutional delivery through a 100% Centrally Sponsored Scheme with conditional cash transfers.; Janani Shishu Suraksha Karyakram (JSSK):; Objective: Reduce out-of-pocket expenses for pregnant women and neonates by facilitating 'zero expense deliveries' at government health facilities.; Rashtriya Bal Swasthya Karyakram (RBSK):; Aim: Early identification and intervention for children to address…
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RMNCH+A (Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn, Child,
Strategy: Links interventions across life stages to improve health outcomes, focusing on adolescence, reproductive health, family planning, and more.; Approach: Ensures continuous care through linkages between home, community, and healthcare facilities.; Pradhan Mantri Surakshit Matritva Abhiyan:; Aim: Provide free, comprehensive antenatal care to all pregnant women on the 9th of every month at government…
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49 key performance indicators (KPIs)
PM Young Achievers Scholarship; Offers Pre-Matric Scholarships for Classes 9-10 and Post- Award Scheme For Vibrant India Matric Scholarships for higher studies. For OBCs And Others (PM -; Top-performing students can receive scholarships for "Top YASASVI) Class School Education" and "Top Class College Education."; Hostel facilities are provided to OBC students under the "Scheme of Construction of Hostels for OBC boys…
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49 key performance indicators (KPIs)
Support for Marginalised; The umbrella scheme includes welfare measures for Individuals for Livelihood and transgender persons and those engaged in begging. Enterprise (SMILE); Focuses on rehabilitation, medical facilities, counselling, education, skill development, and economic linkages.; Supported by State Governments, UTs, Local Urban Bodies, NGOs, CBOs, and other institutions.; Nodal Ministry: Ministry of Social…
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Achievements Loans Sanctioned
40.82 crore loans amounting to ₹23.2 lakh crore.; Women Entrepreneurs: 69% of loans.; SC/ST/OBC Entrepreneurs: 51% of loans.; New Entrepreneurs: 21% of loans.
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Key Components Employment through Skill Training
Objective: Offer market-oriented skill training to urban poor, facilitating self-employment ventures or salaried employment.; Self-Employment Programme (SEP):; Objective: Provide fffinancial assistance to individuals, groups, or Self-Help Groups (SHGs) among urban poor for setting up self-employment ventures or micro-enterprises.; Self-Help Groups (SHGs):; Over 8.4 million urban poor women mobilised into more than…
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Key Initiatives UNDP-DAY-NULM Partnership
Focus: Empower women to make informed entrepreneurship choices.; Duration: 3-year project, extendable beyond 2025, covering eight cities initially.; National Initiative for Promotion of Upskilling of Nirman Workers (NIPUN):; Implementation: By the National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC) to enhance skills of construction workers.; PaiSA Portal:; Purpose: A centralised electronic platform for processing interest…
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49 key performance indicators (KPIs)
GS2 Governance, Welfare For showcasing ffinancial inclusion for marginalized groups, Schemes, Urban gender equality, and street vendor support Development
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Objectives Inclusive Entrepreneurship
Empower marginalised urban micro-entrepreneurs, breaking community barriers and promoting gender equality.; Fffinancial Inclusion: Provide access to collateral-free loans and improve ffinancial discipline among street vendors.; Economic Upliftment: Enhance income and consumption among urban street vendors through ffinancial support.
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Salient Features Loan Structure
Collateral-Free Loans: Up to ₹50,000 available in three tranches: 1st Tranche: ₹10,000 2nd Tranche: ₹20,000 (after repaying the 1st tranche) 3rd Tranche: ₹50,000 (after repaying the 2nd tranche); Target Bene iciaries:; Women Vendors: 43% of beneficiaries.; OBCs, SCs, STs: 44% OBCs; 22% SCs/STs.; Age Group: 65% of borrowers are aged 26-45.; Incentives:; Interest Subsidy: 7% interest subsidy on regular…
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Impact Economic Empowerment
Over 57.20 lakh 1st tranche loans, 15.92 lakh 2nd tranche loans, and 1.94 lakh 3rd tranche loans sanctioned.; Increased fffinancial discipline and repayment rates among small vendors.; Increased Consumption:; 50% Increase in Spending: Average debit card spending increased to ₹80,000 in FY23 from ₹52,000 in FY21.; Significant rise in consumption with a small seed capital investment.; Gender and Social Equity…
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Ownership Distribution
72.35% of homes (2.12 crore) are jointly owned or owned by women.; 60% of homes (1.77 crore) are for Scheduled Castes and Tribes (SC/ST).; 15% of homes (44.24 lakh) are allocated to minority communities.
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Women Empowerment
Village Water & Sanitation Committees (VWSC): Over 5.29 lakh committees formed, with a minimum of 50% women participation.; Water Quality Testing: 23.36 lakh women trained in water testing, conducting over 82.05 lakh water tests in 2023-24.; NGO & SHG Involvement: More than 14,000 organizations actively engage in facilitating women's participation in water management.
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Progress and Achievements
Initial Coverage: At the launch in August 2019, only 3.23 crore (16.8%) rural households had tap water connections.; Current Coverage (as of Dec 7, 2023): 10.53 crore additional households connected, bringing the total to 13.76 crore (71.51%) of the 19.24 crore rural households.; Empowerment of Women: Key initiatives to involve women in water management, enhancing their leadership roles and technical skills.