Copy Of Presentation On 11th Five Year Plan

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Five Year Plans at a

Glance Introduction and Objectives Allocation for major sectors

Five Year Plans at a Glance Period

Plan

Remarks

1951-52 to 195556

First Plan

Priority given to agriculture and irrigation

1956-57 to 196061

Second Plan

Development of basic and heavy industries

1961-62 to 196566

Third Plan

Long term development of India’s economy

1966-67 to 196869

Annual Plans

Plan holiday period- Chinese and Pakistani wars

Period

Plan

1969-70 to 1973- Fourth 74 Plan 1974-75 to 1977- Fifth Plan 78

Remarks It brought in a ‘scientific temper’ to Indian agriculture and self reliance Terminated a year earlier by the Janta Govt. which introduced the ‘Rolling Plan ’ concept.

1978-79 to 197980 1980-81 to 198485

Annual Launched by the Janta Govt. Plan Sixth Plan Originally launched by the Janta Govt. However, abandoned by the new Govt and revised plan for 1981-85 subsequently approved 1985-86 to 1989- Seventh Food, work and productivity were 90 Plan the basic priorities. 1990-91 to 1991- Annual 92 Plans 1992-93 to 1996- Eighth 97 Plan

Basic thrust was on maximization of employment and social transformation Faster economic growth, faster

growth of manufacturing, agricultural and allied sectors, significant growth

1997-98 to 200102

Ninth plan

2002-2007

Tenth Plan

Priority to agriculture and rural development; accelerating growth rate of economy; food and nutritional security for all; containing growth rate of population; empowerenment of women and socially disadvantaged groups such as SC/STs, backward classes and minorities Drastic pruningetc. of unproductive and unnecessary expenditure; Downsizing government; Reduction in non-merit subsidies; Re-orienting strategy to raise food production; Reforming and rejuvenating the power sector; Labour reforms; Speeding up reforms in the

Introduction and Objectives  The economy of India is based in part on

planning through there five-year plans, developed, executed and monitored by the Planning Commission.

 Growth

rate of approximately 10% by the end of plan period; growth of 4% in agriculture sector, faster employment creation, reducing disparities across regions and ensuring access to basic physical infrastructure and health and education services to all.

Allocation for major sectors

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Education sector:- Allocation of funds for education sector increased by 34.2% to Rs. 32,352 crores

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Means – cum- merit scholarships:- Under this scheme selection through national test of student who have passed class VIII ; each student to be given Rs.6000 per year; 100,000 scholarships to be awarded every year.

 Drinking

Water and Sanitation:Allocation for Rajiv Gandhi Drinking Water Mission to be increased from Rs.4680 crores to Rs. 5850 crores.

 Health

Sector, National Rural Health Mission:- All districts to complete preparation of District Health Action Plan by march 2007

 HIV/AIDS:-

Access to condoms to be expanded and universal access to blood screening and safe blood to be ensured; more hospitals to provide treatment to prevent transmission of HIV/AIDS from mother to child; provision for AIDS control programme to be Rs.969 crore.

 Polio:-

Number of polio rounds to be increased , with intensive coverage in the 20 high risk district of U.P. and 10 district of Bihar.  Integrated Child Development Services:- To cover all habitations and settlements and to reach out to pregnant women, lactating mothers and all children below the age of six; allocation to be increased from Rs.4,087 crore to Rs.4,761 crore.

 Urban

Unemployment:- Increase in allocation for Swarna Jayanti Shahari Rojgar Yojana from Rs. 250 crore to Rs.344 crore.  National Rural Employment Gurantee Scheme:- Allocation of Rs.12,000 crore for NREGS; coverage to expand from 200 districts to 330 districts.  Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes:- Allocation of Rs.3,271 crore in respect of schemes benefiting only SCs and STs and Rs.17,691 crore in respect of schemes with at least 20% of benefits earmarked for SCs and STs.

 Women:-

Outlay for 100% women specific programmes is Rs.8,795 crore and for scheme where at least 30% allocation is for women specific programmes is Rs.22,382 crore.  North Eastern Region (NER):Allocation increased from Rs. 12,041 crore to Rs. 14,365 crore.