Development Landscape
STRENGTHS
183
of 1000 workers engaged in casual labour, vs. national average of 403
84%
institutional childbirths in 2015, vs. 29.5% in 2005
6%
of 233 lakh foreign tourists in India in 2015 hosted by Rajasthan
68%
student learning achievement levels vs. national average of 54%
13.48%
average annual secondary dropout rate, lower than national average of 17.06%
GAPS
HEALTH
143
health personnel per 1000 people, 4th lowest vs. national average of 278
NUTRITION
23%
wasting among children 2nd highest in country vs. national average of 21%
GENDER
78%
crimes against women vs. national average of 48.2%
188
women per 1000 people participate in the labour force, vs. national average of 217
INVESTMENT LANDSCAPE
GOVERNMENT FUNDING
Government's development expenditure as a percentage of GSDP (2016-17)
16.5%
close to national average of 17.85%
29.13%
Education, Sports, Art and Culture
19.83%
Energy, Industry and Minerals
12.93%
Rural Development
9.54%
Health and nutrition
9.12%
Agriculture and Allied Activities
Spending on health and agriculture (2017-2018) is lower compared to the average of the remaining 19 states studied by 0.58% and 2.44% respectively
CSR SPENDING
Total exclusive CSR inflow (2014-17)
₹827.071cr
State CSR ranking - No.8 among all states in India
Note: CSR funding and rank take into account funding inflows exclusively to the state, and not pan-India funding
28.88%
Education, Sports, Art and Culture
18.42%
Health, Poverty, Eradicating Hunger, Malnutrition
12.43%
Rural Development
1.66%
Others
10.09%
Livelihood Enhancement Projects
Disparity in district-wise fund allocations
<50cr
Jaipur
<1cr
Ganganagar, Hanumangarh, Tonk, Bundi and Dhaulpur
SOLUTION SPACE
1.
Need to strengthen delivery of last-mile health services
2.
Increased interventions for women empowerment
3.
Increased funding for poorer districts
4.
More collaboration across stakeholders
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