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BHOOMIKA JAINAIR 331· 2025

Question Q.9)GS2GS2

Starved of funds, shackled by geopolitics, WHO is facing a crisis of capacity and credibility. Discuss the statement asserting that the health body of being chased towards China and mishandling the COVID-19 pandemic.

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The World Health Organization, an attached agency of UN is now facing crises.

Crisis of capacity:-

1Reduced funding = USA withdrawal
2Reduced manpower = countries not binding obligations
3Infrastructure issue = no even secretariat
4LAB research facilities = to address new disease
5LAB collaboration among countries = Eg Covid vaccine monopoly by disposable nations

Crisis of credibility:-

1Poor pandemic response = high global death.
2Easy pandemic response = high global death

How to develop such framework:-

1Integrating data from upcoming census
2Multi-dimensional approach to gain clear observation insight
3Digitization of data and analysis for poverty measure
4Taking standard of living, inflation etc. into account

The need help shift from Poverty line to Dignity Line as ensured by Ambedkar's Sen.

This content appears to be notes and outlines from the previous question(s) continuation, showing framework proposals and supporting analysis

Continuation of POCSO analysis with additional points on:

Children's awareness generation and sensitization
School education reforms
Good touch/bad touch programs
Foster care dispensation
Reform for addressing new-age crimes

Measures to strengthen public consultation:

1Online portals for inviting suggestions = Eg MyGov app portal
2Mandatory gazette disclosures during Act introduction = Eg PIB provides press briefings
3Inviting industry expert = Eg pre-Budget consultations
4Time period for raising grievance on aspect to any law = Eg UMAN etc portal query app
5Strengthening opposition role = to give debate among public attachments
6Engagement with Civil Society organizations = Eg Beatmap's NGO ASAR support legislation Policy

This need in ensuring citizen-centric administration (and ARC) as well as networked governance.

The 15th Finance Commission under MK Singh was set up under Article 280 of the Constitution.

Recommendations: Turn of Reference

To devolve finances → To aid fiscal bodies → To address fiscal deficit → Provide distribution management encomium (6 parameter)

Have helped improved fiscal conditions:

1Judicious use of money = Eg through conditional grants
2Ensured equates = Eg tied grants to ensure pause sacred systems (CA 5% additional borrowing window)
3Revised tax effort = to raise own sources of revenue weightage
4Supplemented local body grants making burden on State.
5Augmented State resources for special need = Eg Grants-in-aid to Andhra Pradesh.

Law short yet:-

1No mandatory provisions for State Finance Commission structure by 15th FC.
2No recommendation on GST distribution compensation lts problem remain.
3No systemic change = high fiscal burden due to 80% debt to GDP of State.
4Demography problem = Same CITU for liquidity in devolution.
5No rush on Union tax and surcharge frequency in ensuing.

yet, the 15th FC'er helped reduce fiscal burden of State with justice in GRFC to uphold centralized fiscal evaluation.

— BHOOMIKA JAIN · AIR 331

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Tree diagram showing 6 parameters of recommendations: To devolve finances, To aid fiscal bodies, To address fiscal deficit, Provide distribution management encomium with branches

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BHOOMIKA JAIN

AIR 3312025

Subject & Paper

GS2GS2

Topic

International Institutions, Agencies and Fora - Structure and Mandate

Important International Institutions

Important International Institutions

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463

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11

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6

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analytical and structured

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The coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic has quickly spread to various countries. As of May 8th, 2020, in India 56342 positive cases of corona had been reported. India with a population of more than 1.35 billion had difficulty in controlling the transmission of coronavirus among its population. Multiple strategies became necessary to handle this outbreak. The Ministry of Health and Family Welfare of India raised awareness about this outbreak and to take all necessary actions to control the spread of COVID -19. Indian Government implemented a 55-day lockdown throughout the country to reduce the transmission of the virus. Schools and colleges had shifted to alternative modes of teaching-learning-evaluation and certification. Online mode became popular during these days. India was not prepared for a sudden onslaught of such a crisis due to limited infrastructure in terms of human resources, money and other facilities needed for taking care of this situation. This disease did not spare anybody irrespective of caste, creed, religion on one hand and ‘have and have not’ on the other. Deficiencies in hospital beds, oxygen cylinders, ambulances, hospital staff and crematorium were the most crucial aspects. You are a hospital administrator in a public hospital at the time when coronavirus had attacked a large number of people and patients were pouring into the hospital day in and day out. (a) What are your criteria and justification for putting your clinical and non-clinical staff to attend to the patients knowing fully well that it is a highly infectious disease and resources and infrastructure are limited? (b) If yours is a private hospital, whether your jurisdiction and decision would remain the same as that of a public hospital?

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