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Status of MDGs in Sawai Madhopur district

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Status of MDGs in Sawai Madhopur district

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    1. Status of MDGs in Sawai Madhopur district

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    3. Background

    4. Millennium Development Goals (MDGs)

    5. Eleventh Five Year Plan (2007-12) 1. GDP Growth rate 2. Agricultural growth rate 3. New work opportunities 4. Poverty ratio 5. Drop out rate in elementary schools 6. Literacy rate 7. Gender gap in literacy rate

    6. MDGs Acts and Programme

    7. MDGs Acts and Programme

    8. MDGs Acts and Programme

    9. MDGs Hunger and Poverty

    10. Income and Poverty Work participation rate is 42% (2001) Per capita income is Rs. 15337 (2004-05), which is slightly higher than state level Monthly Per Capita Expenditure ( MPCE) of rural area is Rs. 562 , which is lower than state level (Rs. 591) (NSSO) BPL families by social groups :

    11. MDGs - Education

    12. Literacy Rate

    13. Literacy Rate

    14. Trends in Number of Schools

    15. Access of Educational Facilities,2009

    16. % of Schools by Infrastructure facility (2008-09) Govt. Primary and Upper Primary 40 Building less school, 46 Schools having single class room due to non availability of land or dispute 46 Schools having Student Classroom Ratio (SCR) more than 60

    17. Trends in Enrolment

    18. Trends in Enrolment

    19. Enrolment Ratio, 2008-09

    20. Number of Teachers

    21. Trends in Teacher Indicators

    22. Repetition Rate (2008-09)

    23. Transition Rate (2008-09) by level

    24. Internal Efficiency Indicators (2008-09) Primary level

    25. Quality- Trends in ASER survey (Pratham)

    26. Literacy Rate (15-24 years), 2001

    27. Trends in ratio of girls to boys in enrolment (1998-99 to 2008-09)

    28. Gender Gap in Enrolment (%),2008-09

    29. Ratio of female literate to male literate (15-24 years, 2001)

    30. MDGs - Health

    31. MDGs - Health

    32. Health Facilities

    33. Population Growth- Comparison with India and Rajasthan

    34. Sex Ratio, 2001

    35. Population Growth- Sterilization

    36. Trends in Mortality rates (Sawai Madhopur)

    37. Child Mortality Rates IMR and Under 5 MR of Sawai Madhopur district is higher than national and state value Child Mortality is higher as compared to national and state

    38. Child Mortality Rates by location and Sex (Sawai Madhopur),2001

    39. Trends in Immunization Immunization is more than 90% as per departmental reported figure in 2008-09 and it has been increased in last three years DLHS-3 figure shows that fully immunization rate is only 27.6 and it was only 7.2 in DLHS-2 High Differences in departmental reported figure and DLHS figure Ranking of district in immunization is more than 30 in DLHS-3

    40. Trends in Child weight and diseases % of LBW children are decreasing and currently it is only 6.17% Children are mainly affected by Pneumonia and Diarrhea Number of cases of Pneumonia are between 12000 to 14000 Number of cases of Diarrhea were 10000 to 14000 up to 2006-07 but after 2007-08 it is only 2000

    41. Maternal and reproductive Health- Maternal Mortality Ratio MMR reduced between 2001-03 and 2004-06 in Rajasthan and India MMR is still high in Rajasthan and MDG target (100) is very far District level MMR data is not available Very low (22) maternal deaths are recorded

    42. Trends in Antenatal Care (ANC)

    43. Antenatal Care (ANC)- % of pregnant women received 3 ANC

    44. Safe Delivery - % of Institutional Delivery/ Skill birth attendant

    45. Safe Delivery - Facility for delivery Distribution of intuitional delivery by facility- Sub Center - 1.65% PHC- 23.50% CHC- 22.78% District / Sub District Hospital- 42.97% Private- 9.10% Source : Form No.9, Department of Health, SWM 11 PHCs (Khandar, Bahrawanda Kala, Phalodi, Malrana Dungar, Malrana Chod, Kundera, Chouth ka Barwara, Surwal and Talwara) having less than 80% institutional delivery as per EC survey 09-10 C-Section facility is available in only Sawai Madhopur and Gangapur City and 365 (out of 4746 deliveries ) and 87 cases (out of 4838 deliveries) handled respectively in 2008 Post Natal Care- 64.69% new born children were visited within 48 hours

    46. Combat with diseases HIV-AIDS- District is in Category D (Prevalence rate is less than 1% in all sites during last 3 years and less than 5% in all high risk group) 97 cases identified as HIV/AIDS + (36 female) since 2003, 15 persons died and currently 82 HIV/AIDS + (30 female) More than 20 cases identified in each year of 2005,2006 and 2008 VCTC center is working in District Hospital since 2003 and HIV/AIDS + are getting ART from Jaipur Leprosy Probability Rate (Number of cases per 10,000 population) was 1.53 (184 cases) in year 1999-2000 and in year 2001-02 it came down by 0.20 (24 cases) and in 2008-09 it is 0.5 (6 cases) only.

    47. Combat with diseases Malaria- Annual Parasite Index (API) PF % 2006- 1.26 11.01 2007- 1.13 3.52 2008- 1.54 7.39 PF% is very low as compared to national and state level Sawai Madhopur and Khandar blocks have higher PF% and API District is considered as low burden district T.B. Annual Case Detection rate is approx. 200 , which is slightly lower than state level (202) Cure rate is 87% Death rate is between 3 to 4%

    48. MDGs Environment

    49. MDGs Environment

    50. Water

    51. Cross cutting issues and challenges Availability of institutions as per norms Availability of human resources as per norms Vacancies at every level and rationalization required Monitoring system- Lack of facility, attitude, supportive supervision Block level structure- not properly functioning Use of trainings in actual practice Financial provisions increased in total but share in total budget is almost same Government of Rajasthan- Education 14.97% of total budget and 3.48 % of SGDP, Health 3.57% of total budget and 0.83 % of SGDP (Trend is almost same in last five years) Management of data- Manual, time taking, No Analysis ,Data reliability and validity Use of data in planning- Very low utilization , Lack of time series analysis Lack of coordination and convergence at local level Role of PRIs , Community involvement very limited and attitude Local level planning- Lack of Capacity, Top approach and time taking Stay of Grass-root Level Functionaries in villages No

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