Comprehensive Village Development Index and Local Indicators
The Panchayat Development Index and Local Indicators of 9 Themes provide a detailed snapshot of various development aspects in villages. These indicators cover poverty alleviation, healthcare, education, water resources, infrastructure, social security, and governance. The data highlights the progress and challenges faced by rural communities in achieving sustainable development goals.
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Poverty Free and Enhanced Livelihoods Village: 37 Poverty Free and Enhanced Livelihoods Village: 37 Percentage of eligible Households having AAY & PHH ration cards Percentages of Households benefited under MGNREGA out of total households Healthy Village : 23 Healthy Village : 23 Percentage of births attended by skilled health personnel or institutional delivery Tuberculosis incidence per 1,000 population Child Child- -Friendly Village: 85 Friendly Village: 85 Percentage of children (0-3 years) registered under ICDS out of total eligible children (0-3 years) Transition Rate from Primary to Upper Primary
Water Sufficient Village: 30 Water Sufficient Village: 30 Percentage of Functional Household Water Tap connections (FHTC) Percentage of Water sample testing using Field Test Kit Clean and Green Village: 41 Clean and Green Village: 41 Percentage availability of toilets separately for men and women at public buildings, and markets Whether Solid waste regularly collected, segregated and recycled Village with Self Village with Self- -Sufficient Infrastructure: 161 Sufficient Infrastructure: 161 Whether GP building has Clean & safe drinking water Whether the Anganwadi has RAMPS for Physically challenged children/persons
Socially Just and Socially Secured Village: 70 Socially Just and Socially Secured Village: 70 Percentage of Eligible Receiving SSS-Elderly Pension Percentage of Differently persons/SC/STs receiving differently abled pension abled persons/Women/Elderly Village with Good Governance: 79 Village with Good Governance: 79 Percentage of Geo Tagging of Projects/works Whether the GPDP placed in the Gram Sabha within the scheduled time Women Women- -Friendly Village: 51 Friendly Village: 51 Percentage of girl Children under 5 years who are anemic (<11.0g/dl) Percentage of SHGs accessed bank Loans
Role of PRIs E nsure data collected from different sources M eeting w ith key stakeholders C onvergence Gram Panchayat Training of W ard M em bers/Fron tline W orkers M onitoring on each indicator Validate in G ram Sabha Form ulate G PD P based on evidence- based developm ent goals A nalysis the current status of each indicator B est Practices for Incentivization Set L ocal G oals& L ocal Targets Leaving No One Behind
Role of PRIs Block Panchayat Identify low - scoring indicators & low score PD I G Ps Situational A nalysis of the Status of the G P A lign the B lock Panchayat Plan to the evidence reflecting in PD I Provide support to G Ps for im proving G P Score and B lock Score Steps to address skew ed distribution of funds, if any M obilise R esources for G Ps Convergent actions to augment the work of the GP in achieving better outcomes
Role of PRIs District Panchayat Provide Support from different stakeholders for required area Progress m easurem ent of G P A lign the D istrict Panchayat Plan to the evidence reflecting in PD I A rrange D istrict level W orkshop/ M eeting B ring together different G Ps for addressing sim ilar issues & find greater options to resolve H ighlight B est Practices for other G Ps to adapt Plan for strategic approach to the thematic achievement
Towards attainment of Sustainable Development Goals
