Absence of a robust social infrastructure in the country may become one of the most significant challenges in achieving a developed status by 2047. Discuss.
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Absence of Robust Social Infrastructure:
Health: 1 Doctor per 1856 patients (15,000 WHO)
Deficiency of Doctors in Primary Health Care.
Education: ASFR [letdown - 20-30%] Schools Lack permanent buildings
Sanitation, Hygiene, for Robust Social Infra: [NHO? panchayat of funds - inadequate capacity buildings.
Civic & SHGs - Politicized, restricted to west states.
Remedial steps for Robust Social Infrastructure:
Health: PPP forecast uplift, PHCs, NMC upon for adequate doctor-in-rural areas.
Education: School improvement - PMSHRI scheme.
[as Social Infra upon critical to achieve the Goal of Developed country by 2047.]
— ADITYA HRIDAY UPADHYAY
Diagram
Branching diagram showing Absence of Robust Social Infrastructure with major sections for Health (doctor-patient ratio, bed availability, out-of-pocket expenditure statistics) and Education (ASFR, school infrastructure, teacher absenteeism, power issues).
- Good statistical data on health infrastructure
- Identifies specific gaps in education
- Relevant to 2047 vision
- Addresses critical social sectors
- Identifies multiple remedial measures
- References relevant schemes and programs
- Attempts systemic approach to infrastructure improvement
- Acknowledges role of PPP and civil society
ADITYA HRIDAY UPADHYAY
Issues relating to Development and Management of Social Sector/Services relating to Health, Education, Human Resources
Development and Management of Health Services; Development and Management of Education Services
Social infrastructure challenges for developed nation status
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