Development Landscape
STRENGTHS
14.20%
share of India’s MSMEs, largest number in the country
75
67.8%
institutional births, doubled between 2006 to 2016
10.22%
Average annual secondary dropout rate, lower than national average of 17.06%
GAPS
EDUCATION
67.7%
literacy rate, lower than national average of 74%
GENDER
38,467
registered crimes against women - one every 15 minutes
HEALTH
134.6
health personnel per 1000 people, 3rd lowest vs. national average of 278
LIVELIHOOD
₹55,339
Per Capita Income vs. national average of `1,12,835
INVESTMENT LANDSCAPE
GOVERNMENT FUNDING
Government’s development expenditure as a percentage of GSDP (2016-17)
17.1%
close to national average of 17.85%
31.87%
Education, Sports, Art and Culture
13.39%
Family, Labour and Social Security Welfare
11.48%
Rural Development
9.29%
Energy, Industry and Minerals
8.52%
Others
Spending on health, agriculture and rural development (2017-2018) is lower ccompared to the average of the remaining 19 states studied by 0.4%, 5.9% and 0.1% respectively
CSR SPENDING
Total exclusive CSR inflow (2014-17)
₹663.685cr
State CSR ranking - No.9 among all states in India
Note: CSR funding and rank take into account funding inflows exclusively to the state, and not pan-India funding
36.74%
Education and Sports
23.08%
Others
15.74%
Health, Poverty, Eradicating Hunger and Malnutrition
6.86%
Environmental Sustainability, Conservation of Natural Resources and Animal Welfare
5.09%
Safe Drinking Water and Sanitation
Disparity in district-wise fund allocations
>100cr
Gautam Buddha Nagar
<1cr
41 districts
SOLUTION SPACE
1.
Need to strengthen delivery of last-mile health services
2.
Need for community-oriented, behavioral interventions for women empowerment
3.
Redirect CSR funds to Eastern and Southern regions
4.
Need to ensure stricter implementation of law and effective collaboration
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