FACTS AND FIGURES ON FAMILY WELFARE APRIL, 1985
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GOVERNMENT OF INDIA. MINISTRY OF HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE.
DEPARTMENT OF FAMILY WELFARE, NEW DELHI
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FACTS AND FIGURES
ON FAMILY WELFARE
APRIL, 1985
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FACTS AND FIGURES ON FAMILY WELFARE, APRIL, 1985
1.
OUR POPULATION AND THE FAMILY WELFARE PROGRAMME
.As of March 1981, we were about 685 million
We have more than doubled since 1941, when we were about 319 millton
We have grown in the decade:
13.31 per cent
21.51 per cent
24.80 per cent
25.00 per cent
1941-51 by
1951-61 by
1961-71 by
1971-81 by
Thus, the increase in our decadal growth rate has reached a plateau, yet
our growth rate is very high.
We have Increased in the decade:
1941-51 annually by 4 million and daily by
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1971-81
12,000
21,000
30,000
37,500
Thus, additions to our population have more than trebled in the last 30 years
and increased by more than one-fifth since the last decade.
3
ej-exT) st'I
Sf
1941-51
1951-61
1961-71
*
1971-81
(?>4i<) Jr)
13,600
16,700
20,300
22,900
srfq fen (rrsrnf if)
37
46
56
63
;1961-71
1971-81'
■-'9,400
9,100
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1941-51
1951-61
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9,300
9,100
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4
25
14.8 3r
Average number of children born during last four decades:
Every year
(in 000's)
Every day \,in 000's)
1941-51
1951-61
1961-71
*
1971-81
13,600
16,700
20,300
22,900
37
46
56
63
Average number of deaths during last four decades:
1941-51
1951-61
1961-71
*
1971-81
Every year (in 000's)
9,300
9, 100
9,400
9,100
Every day (in 000's)
26
25
26
25
♦These have been worked on the basis of provisional estimates
of Birth rate of 37. 1 and Death rate of 14.8 for the decade
1971-81, of Registrar General, India.
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IMPACT OF FAMILY WELFARE PROGRAMME
Decline in decadal growth rate as compared to that In the preceding decade was shown In:
1961-71 by
8 States/Union Territories with 13.0% of the country’s population
1971-81 by
15 States/Union Territories with 47.1% of the country’s population
Thus, many more States/Unlon Territories have now shown decline in growth rate and nearly half our population
was subject to a decline in growth rate by 1981.
Family Welfare Programme averted 37 million births (estimated) during 1971-81.
But for the programme, the 29 million survivors among them would have increased
Our population as of March 1981 to
714 million
Our decadal growth rate to
30 per cent
Percentages of population In age groups 0-4 years and 5-9 years have declined from 14.51 to 12.59 and
14.96 to 14.07
*
respectively between 1971-81. Similarly, child (0-4) woman ratio and child (5-9) woman
ratio have also declined from 655 to 546
*
and 755 to 695
*
respectively between 1971 and 1981.
♦ Excludes Apsam.
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25(4^ STTT
(kr hr <k)
Gr nrai Bf)
=idHH 4h
(HH
iRHr+aWr
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
105
117
119
121
124
126
20
28
30
34
40
45
17.0
22.7
23.7
25.9
29.2
31.9
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1976
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62 faRT (18.7 srfasiq) Br 40 srfHsra- Br
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ELIGIBLE COUPLES AND PROTECTION OFFERED BY THE PROGRAMME
( As of March)
1976
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
Number of couples (millions)
105
117
119
121
124
126
Number currently using contraception (millions)
20
28
30
34
40
45
Percent effectively protected
*0
17
22-7
23.7
25.9
29.2
31.9
Out of 331 districts for which informat loir is available, the couple protection
rate as of 1st April, 1984:
exceeds 30 per cent in 145 districts
*
(43. 8%)
exceeds 35 per cent in 101 districts (30. 5%)
exceeds 40 per cent in 62 districts (18.7%)
exceeds 45 per cent in 41 districts (12.4%)
exceeds 50 per cent in 21 districts (6.3%)
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3H<I»MT 1971—1981
1971
(5H amt W)
1.
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2.
3.
smra
(srfaw)
4. Spffi
si|r
*
4BWTT 1981
548
685
284
354
264
930
331
933
24.80
25.00
R tpTta (SlffT a5! fe° fro)
*
177
216
5. srgxt SFTH^T WH HKT’T'TTa (srfasra)
19.91
23.31
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7. «trrht rc
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170
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169f
sir Rat
jwt nfeTT+-
29.5
39.5
18.7
36,2
46.9
24 8
urchoTf
23.7
33.8
13.1
29.7
40.8
18.0
srgftf
52.4
42.0
52.0
6.0
55.4
61.2
42.1
57.4
39.6f
53.9t
6.5|
43.5t
65.8
47 8
+
0-14
15-59
60t
15-19
9. f^Tlf^T Hf^TPTt ^1 ^FT HfeFfBlf
H’TT^'TTa (sifrTSR)
20-24
88.8
84.4|
15-44
83.9
80.5t
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II. POPULATION STATISTICS CENSUS 1971 t 1981
1
Population (in in LI Lion)
1971 Census
Total
Male
Female
1981 Cerbuj
685
354
331
548
284
264
2.
Sex Ratio (females per
1000 males)
3.
Decennial increase (percent)
930
24-80
4
Density of population (per sq. km.)
*
177
25.00
316
5.
Proportion of Urban population (%)
19.91
23.31
6.
No. of married couples (with wives aged
15-44 years) per 1000 population
170
7.
Literacy Rates (% literates to total
population)
933
169 +
Persons
Male
Female
*
Persons
Male +
*
Female^
-
Total+
*
Rural
Urban+
29.5
23.7
52.4
39.5
33.8
61.2
18. 7
13.1
42.1
36.2
29.7
57.4
46. 9
40.8
65.8
24.8
18.0
47.8
8.
Age distribution of population (%)
0-14
15-59
G0+
42.0
52.0
6.0
39.6+
53.9+
6.5+
9.
Percentage of married females
to total females
15-19
20-24
55.4
88.8
43.5+
84.4 +
80.5+
15-44
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II. POPULATION STATISTICS CEfSUS,! 971-1981 - (contd.)
Expectation of life at birth (Yrs.)
*
+
$
1971 Census
1971-81$ 1980$
Persons
Males
Females
45.6
50.5
54.4
46.4
50.9
54.1
44. 7
50.0
54.7
Excluding Jammu & Kashmir.
Excluding Assam and based on 5% Sample Data - Paper - 2 of 1983,
Census of India 1981, Registrar General, India.
Based on Sample Registration Syste m.
13
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2. h^-st (srfa snn mfa«n)t
3. nsn srfa-sn fafasia)
4. fams
nmr nfan Ttr (1971 nil mwr)
(1981 rfa 3FT<nrnn)4t
1972
5. fag gnj-«
rftfanr
snfarr
nsrt
*
srfari
1973S 1974S 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979
34,6 34.5 35.2 34.4 33.0 33.3 33.7
15.5 14.5 15.9 15.0 14.7 14.2 13.0
1.9
1.9 2.1
2.0
1.9
1.8
1.9
127
137
74
1972
139
150
85
tTTHVnr
166
191
5.4
6.8
2.7
6M'4dri-^Ta*
7. kptps
smrn-ss ••
W7
4^'
1978
22 ■ 2
23.4
nfanr
1979
1980 1981 1982 1983+
33.7 33.9 33.8 33.6
17.2
18.7
1980
120
114
130
72
124
65
140
173
43
12.5
2.1
12.6
2.1
11.9
2.2
1981
110
119
62
1978
STRtq
137
170
4.6
5.4
60
9
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*■
2-1
2.2
3. nm smrnr-sT-*ngnr 'faffan trafir in Rfa «nn4fr fag ng fans nfsrgfi t< mrfa i
102
144
3.2
4.6
1.5
jmrffan i
SHvpmrr ^nrsinfaT i
Jfam mz
m nr srfa nr, 1973 n 197s % =m % fan
‘•nra ^nsrfafan ? nrnrrc—?nr, n^r? nk mm fan?, 1979 tR nnwn fair?, famcn
nw 4 am 7; 7^ m 3 nfa 41
jrai
*
■t
m rij^-tn. sffa ns 5 sfamr ng-if 5: nfafi n~ nrmfnr f 1
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11.9
2.2
III. VITAL STATISTICS'
1.
2.
3.
Birth rate (per 1000 popn.)$
Death rate (per 1000 popn.) $
Natural growth rate (%)
4.
Mean age at marriage (1971 Census)
(1981 Census)+
5.
Infant Mortality Rato
*
1973••
1974••
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983#
I14.6
15.5
1.9
34.5
14.5
2.0
35.2
15.9
1.9
34.4
15.0
1.9
33.0
14.7
1.8
33.3 33.7
14.2 13.0
1.9 2.1
33.7
12.6
2.1
33.9
12.5
2.1
33.8
11.9
2.2
33.6
11.9
2.2
Female
Female
17.2
18.7
Male
Male
22.2
23.4
Combined
Rural
Urban
1972
1978
1979
1980
1981
139
150
85
127
137
74
120
130
72
114
124
65
110
119
62
*
1972
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
General fertility rate @
General marital fertility rate G
Total fertility rate @
Total marital fertility rate @
Gross reproduction rate (el
1978 *
Rural
Urban
Rural
Urban
166
191
5.4
6.8
2.7
140»
173
4.3
6.0
2.1
137
170
4.6
5.4
2.2
102
144
3.2
4.6
1.5
♦ Based on Sample Registration System or Special Surveys conducted thereunder.
ff Provisional
$ Excluding Bihar and West Bengal for the period 1973 to 1978.
*• Possible under-estimates.
+ Excluding Assam & based on 5% Sample Data
@ Registrar General, India, New Delhi—Survc tieport on Levels, Trends k Differentials
In fertility, 1979; Statement Nos. 4 & 7; pages 3 &4.
15
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1 . TO HIX JfTTif-facqRqf
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aifijfiare
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(a) fafrexn x ax ar are re
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1984-85 ---------------------------- xrfre srenar
1984-85
1983-84
art aaafw
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5.82
srfersrerg
fosfo-xfo)
1983-84
garret
(~)10.6
(—)20.3
(-) 9.0
( + )20.2
( + )13.2
( + ) 9.2
( + J17.8
3.18
11.00
10.00
5.50
4 50
1.00
4.05
0.53
3 5?
2.56
9.29
8.36
4.58
0.78
0.93
4.53
0.66
3.87
2.13
*
8.21
7.65
3.88
3.77
0.55
20.00
15.90'
14.87
( + ) 6.9
0.52
0.52
(-) 1 8
69 5
80.6
84.4
83.6
83.2
84.0
93.0
(+) 0.2
( + )67S
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IV.
1.
FAMILY WELFARE PROGRAMME
(1984-1985)
Qirrent Performance
*
(a)
Family Planning
Method
(Figures In million)
Target
1984-1985
Performance
April-March
1984-1985
3-84
*
19
(Corrsp.
period)
Percentage #
Achievement of
annual target
Change over
1983-1984
6
2
3
4
5
1.
Sterilisation
1.1 Vasectomy
1.2 Tubcctomy
5. 82
4.05
0.53
3.52
4.53
0.66
3.87
69.5
(-)
(-)
(~)
10.6
20.3
9.0
2.
LU. D.
3.18
2.56
2.13
80.6
(*)
20.2
84.4
1
3.
Other Methods (Eq. users)
11.00
9.29
8.21$
(+)
13.2
3.1
(a)
(b)
C.C. users
Free
Commercial
10.00
5.50
4.50
5.36
4.58
3.78
7.65
3.88
3. 77
83.6
83.2
84.0
(+)
(+)
(+)
9.2
17.9
0.2
3.2
Oral Pill users
1.00
0.93
0.55
93.0
(+)
6” 8
:». 90
14.87
(b)
Total
20.00
Medical Termination o
Pregnancies (M.T.Ps)
0. uZ
0.52
*
•
$
Provisional;
Worked out on the basis oi absolute :;gures
May not tally with tho sum of CC-KDP users due to rounding off.
17
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(t)
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to
(qfas
+i ^r- Ah l <? m
(TO3-«Tfa)
——
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1984-85 1983-84® qf) ^qsffsq‘ >j^r-fa qfkqaas
(sar qafa q)
nwr
1984-85
1
2
1. fan afaxanr :
(^) TOTTOt HfgHruf % far faofao
(<TO TOTO % fair faofaofao (0-2 to)
(if) TOTO
fair faoj'Vo
2.
3<TvF.rTT 3 elMK *
(^») 5F?T
icj
(g-)
3. frorffar "q”
=nft a tj^ra ?r axra :
^?!<Tl <^<i +
4. 'fifaqr
5. eiq9>l$^
6. elo jfo (10 to)
7. fto rt« (16 to)
3
4
5
6
7
13.03
14.51
13.06
8.38
10.82
10.18
7.65
10.38
9.86
64.3
74.6
77.9
( + ) 9.6
(+) 4-2
( +) 3 2
13.00
13.00
16.16
15.79
15.83
14.22
124.4
121.6
( + ) I.’
(+J11.0
27.00
12.00
11.00
5.01
3.04
23.33
8.38
6.29
3.23
2.11
14.64
7.10
5.44
2.59
1.61
86.4
69.8
57.2
73.8
77.6
( + )46.2
( + )18.0
( + )15 5
( + )24.6
( + )31.2
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to
(c)
SI. No.
Activity
2
1
1.
(Figures in million)
Maternal and Child Health*
Target
1984-85
3
Performance
April — March
1984-85
1983-84@
(Corrs.
period)
4
5
Achievement
of annual
target#
6
Change over
1983-84+
7
Immunisation:
a) T.T. for expectant mothers
b) D. P. T. for children (0-2 years)
c) D. T. for children
13.03
14 .51
13.06
8.38
10.82
10.18
7.65
10.38
9.86
64.3
74.6
77.9
)(
*
9-6
(+) 4.2
(+) 3.2
Prophylaxis against Nutritional Anaemia:
a)
Total Women
b) Children
13.00
13.00
16.16
15.79
15.83
14.22
124.4
121. 6
(+) 1.9
(♦) 11.0
3.
Prophylaxis against blindness (due to
Vlt 'A' deficiency)
1st Dose
27.00
23.33
14.64
86.4
(+) 46.2
4.
Polio
12.00
8.38
7.10
69.8
(+) 18.0
5.
Typhoid
11.00
6.29
5.44
57.2
(+) IS.5
6.
T.T. (10 Yrs.)
5. 01
3.23
2.59
73.8
(+)24.6
7.
T.T. (16 Yrs.)
3.04
2.11
1.61
77.6
(4)31-2____
2.
Provisional
$ Worked out on the basis of absolute figures.
Excluding States/UTs. for which corresponding figures for last year are not available.
Worked out after excluding the target of those States for which the performance figures
wore not received.
@ Includes figures of States/UTs upto the period for which the figures for the current
year are available.
♦
+
#
19
am ijw wwj? wna-facRTsa (aia, 1985 a^)
(=r) afrarx faataa
aftri
'FTzf"Pl<-M K'l
JR
frn *rrr
5TRT
*
nr
*t> 1 <’lT
aa &
(?R RTd a)
(?R RTR R
?r
fra atr
ajafaar 7ft
afaaaaT
^TTTjT it)
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
1. aaaat ara^aa
48.82
65.8
31.47
31.47
25.0
55.63
23.61
--
11.40
11.40
—
34.71
—
20.92
afsar aaafr
25.21
—
20.07
20.07
2. waaafaa jfa
15.32
20.7
3.83
3.63
2.9
5.52
3. a-a a<t%
9.29
(;a uaa t aaataarai)
12.5
9.29
5.11
4.0
6.99
99.0
44.58
40.21
31.9
68.14
aat a >7^
73.43
(r) sjixjvr a ara, 1985 aa; fca arr f^PraaTia aa' aaraa
20
3.99 fafaaa
2.
Cumulative performance since inception (upto March 1985)
Family Planning
a)
Performance
Methods
Total
In
(million)
% age of
couples
effec
tively
protected
Births
averted
(In
million)
5
6
7
Couples protected
Currently Effec
tively
2
3
4
Sterilisation
48.82
65.8
31.47
31.47
25.0
55.63
1)
11)
23.61
25.21
-
11.40
20.07
11.40
20.07
-
34.71
20.92
1
1.
Per 1000
popu
lation
Vasectomy
Tubectomy
2.
I.U.D.
15.32
20.7
3. 83
3.63
2.9
5.52
3.
Other Methods
(current users)
9.29
12.5
9.29
5.11
4.0
6.99
All Methods
73.43
99.0
44.58
40.21
31.9
68.14
b)
MTPs done since inception upto March 1985: 3.99 million
21
COMMUNITY USA' Tuc-n
Bangalore - 560 C01.
1979-80 a 1984-85 cFS HfWR
V.
ftnj FTTF-XJ SfaTsft
^>1M fd^Mldd
(mI'T’S
1979-80
qf-wrc
ff«TT TOT
TT
1980-81
1981-82
4WT TOT ^F^TT
^t
SrfHsicT
2
3
4
i. t. Pr. 4MKi^ ^r?r
•17T45V WTrtSTH
2,053 70.9
5
*
1984-85
*
1983-84
tT^TT
aft
1ft
aft
*ft
>dH<ylfoM
'dH^lfe%T
STfanTT
Slfailtf
i
I <1 it)
1982-83
ST^T^TcT
8
9
srfflSTcf
Sffd^td
10
11
12
13
4,532 76.8
4,050
69.5
—
—
6
7
2,792
96.4
573
—
585
—
661
—
—
1,778
58.3
(t) 557
473
—
439
(w) HfeHT TO4<r
1,305
—
1,614
— 2,219
—
3,398
3,871
—
527
3,523
635
55.2
628
79.4
94.9
1,097 72.5 2,131
85.2
2,564
80.6
3.069
55 8
9,287
84 4
2. IKRMfW
—
751
3,983 88.1
3. 3F<r flTfa :
(^r*n«»rl
HH
tftr ^rf
4 tn)
nthFft
anmft 41^
*!<!!■< J4!
*
fri
nx^
3,809 68.8 4,559
8X3 5,948 84.9 8,213 91.3
5,482
6.490
8,102
11,028
14,876
15,901
22.2
22.7
23.7
25.9
29.2
31.9
4I ul*11
<M (MI < T< ^dti WT
aft
**
s^fer=fia7Tr
•it ’Ertri anfhpr 11
K it>< 1981
22
t
PERFORMANCE OF FAMILY PLANNING AND MCH FROM 1979-80 TO 1984-85
V.
(Flguree In 000 *8)
F.P. Activity
1
1.
1979-80
No. % Achieve
ment of
target
1980-81
No. % A ch lev <>ment of
target
1981-82
No. % Achieve
ment of
target
1982-83
No. % Achle\rement of
target
4
6
7
8
9
5
*
1983-84
1984—85
*
No. % Achleire- No. %Achlement of
vemeut
target
of target
12
13
4, 532 76.8
661
3,871
-
4,050
527
3,523
69.5
-
72.5
2,131 85.2
2, 564
80.6
84.9
8,213 91.3
9,287
84.4
2
3
1,778
473
1,305
58.3
-
2,053 70.9
439
1,614
-
2,792
573
2,219
96.4
-
3,983
585
3,398
88. 1
-
635
55.2
628 79.4
751
94.9
1,097
55.8
3,809 68.8
4,559
82.3
5,948
10
11
F.P. Acceptors
1.
Sterilisations
a)
b)
Vasectomy
Tubectomy
2.
IUD Insertion
3.
Other Methods
(Eq. C. C. users
& O.P. users)
3,069
Total Acceptors
5,482
6,490
8,102
11,028
14,876
15,901
Percentage of
couples effectively
protected @
22. 2
22.7
23.7
25.9
29.2
31.9
•
@
Provisional
Worked out using the population estimates based on 1981 census.
23
(td+s
1979-80
1980-81
1981-82
i
sfV
ir)
1984-850
1983 84
*
1982-83
*
T
»TFn
¥t
TT
r
'3Mdfafc
5lfdMd
srPrirfT
r
MfrIQld
yfand
3
4
4,749
79.4
5,275
6,881
57.6
7,147
52.8
9,228
57.9 10,342
10,844
108.7
10,227
90.1
10,811
86.1
10,250
11,444
104.3
11,085 101.0
12.044
9 941
90.6
9,558
87.1
12,215
101.9 15,966 133.1 17,179 144.4
103.3 14,349 119.6 16,032 134.7
17,058
69.3
16,643
68.8
18,664
1,615
1,621
42.2
16.5
2,925
2,629
5
6
77.3
7.114
nfaxTcT
5( fa M fl
2
1
12
13
71 3
8,382
64.3
74.0 1 1,127
76 7
10,820
74 6
82 0 10,527
81.0
10175
77.9
7
8
9
10
89.5
7,640
84 9
8,194
11
(1) xhr sHttcw :
(wt) nxbrat nfenwt * fax;
it. it. * it
*
(^)
*
fan
it. -ft. it. * it
*
*
fan
(d)
ft. it, * it
*
2.
:
%TC5RTT it
(¥) mant”
(«) ns
*
3. fa <i i fa k
<Tit
<t,*Fl it
it 4-4T4i
4. 'flfantt
669
5. dHH»r^«
397
6. eto &<> (10 znr)
7. cfa eb (16 «r«f)
__
—
—
—
HTHTof ■
63,171
61,983
__
—
« HTRif'nn 6 H'Rrf’VT J i
24
87,207
75,630
• q GTFT »rirft.
• q BITT S-tf^H I
♦
75.7 19,092
4,547
5,021
123.8
26.6
’’FT »'TH Trft
w«A <r4t wfmxn a «r*
nvi
16158 1214
15792 121.5
76.7 16,938 67.8 23,326
87.0 7,940 105.9
8,376
6,286
50.8 6,169 61.8
86 4
69 8
57.2
3,232
2,107
73.8
77 6
2,739
1,678
818
80 0
_______
985 23
_____ .
-—
104,654
RfTRTX bfRl JFT
■
_______
(Figures In 000'8)
1979 -80
No. % Achievement of
target
2
3
1
1980-81
No. % Achievement of
target
4
5
1981-82
No. % Achievement of
target
6
7
1982-83
No. ^Achieve•ment of
target
8
9
*1983-84
*
1984-85
No.TAchlcve - No. % Achievement of
ment d
target
target
12
13
10
11
MdCH Beneficiaries
11.
Immini sat ion
a)
b)
c)
22.
38.
T.T. for cxpec4,749
79.4
tint mothers
D. P. T. for proschool children
6,881
57.6
D.T. for school
children
10,844 108.7
5,275
77.3
7,114
89.5
7,640
84.9
8,194
71.3
8,382
64.3
7,147
52,8
9,228
57.9
10,342
74.0
11,127
76.7
10,820
74.6
81.0
10,175
77.9
10,227
90.1
10.811
86.1
10.250
82.0
10,527
Prophylaxis against
Nutritional Anaemia.11,444
a) Mothers
**
9,941
b) Children
104,3
90.6
11,085
9,558
101.0
87.1
12,044
12,215
101.9
103.3
15,966
14,349
133.1
119.6
17,179
16,032
1 44.4
134.7
16,158
15,792
124.4
12.6
Prophylaxis against-M
Blindness due to Vlt.
•A' deficiency
17,058
69.3
16,643
68.8
18,664
75.7
19,092
76.7
16,938
67.8
23,326
86.4
4M.
Polio
669
1,615
42.2
2,925 123.8
4,547
87.0
7,940
105.9
8,376
69.8
55.
Typhoid
397
1,621
16.5
2,629
26.6
5,021
50.8
6,169
61.8
6,286
57.2
65.
T.T. (10 Yrs.)
-
-
-
2, 739
81.8
3,232
73.8
-
1,678
80.0
2,107
77.6
87,207
9 8,523
77.
T.T. (16 Yrs.)
Total Beneficiaries
-
-
61,983
63,171
•
Figures are provisional
++ Relates to first dose beneficiaries
75,630
••
25
Relates to expectant and nursing mothers
and F.P. acceptors (Women)
104,654
VI. qttau falfteR Mm A 4T?ff
HWt felfa
g^r
afear
sfa’hrisFi
aaaaV
aaqqt
gfai
1975-76 f
32.8
31.8
29.3
1983-84t
31.8
30.7
27 1
•
i. trraA arat tV ang (qaft)
(<)
?ftmr wig
(a) 30 as it aa mg al qtarai (stasia)
3
'
2. WFTTt ant f<SFT% qftfaa
1975-76+
32.8
37.9
55.3
1983-84?
39.6
3 ST aS |1 (stasia) 197S-79f
61.2
47.3
53.6
72 6
47 5l(?l)
iw
63.4;
*
1983-84
3.
A araf ql fagrasi—
h^hVI m'Asiq
54.5
6? n
aaaafw gfa;
1973-74
*
1983-84
1973-74
1983-84J
ntq (Xfa^ET)
58.1
70.4
67.9
5TfT< (SffaqRr)
41.9
29 6
32 1
72.9
27.1
100.0
q^) o i
100.0
100.0
100.0
t q^r qqt q^t fq^qqof+q
t JHpdH 1
(xr) mm kA qq3r
sfffirr «i-A 2 qq q;q
(stasia)
26
VI. SOCIO-DEMOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICS OF F. P. ACCEPTORS
1.
2.
Vasec
tomy
Tubectomy
I. U. D.
Age of acceptor (Wife)
a)
Mean age
1975-76
*
**
1983-84
32. 8
31.8
31.8
30.7
29.3
27.1
b)
Wives below
30 years (%)
*
1975-76
1983-84
**
32. 8
39.6
37.9
47.3
55.3
72.6
Acceptors having 3 or
less living children (%)
1978-79
*
**
1983-84
61.2
62. 0
53.6
54.5
47. 5@
63. 4@
Sterilisation
1973-74 1983-84
*
’k
3.
LU. D.
1973-74 1983-84
**
Residence of acceptor
67.9
58.1
70.4
Rural (%)
32.1
Urban (%)
41.9
29. 6
100.0
100.0
100. 0
Total
Reliable Information not available for earlier years.
Provisional.
@
Percentage of acceptors with 2 or less living children.
27
72.9
27.1
100.0
vii.
fafasr
h^tt wk
et snfka
T^t sfhraH smnst—1983
srrta
‘t‘1'4 <cT
<1^ /h^t STTfi-fflsto ^r nnr
>44«<»4T
WJTTcf
fa H<+I<1
1
2
3
4
5
6
1. 5tpsj sr^r
2. m
3.
4. gsrvff
5. ^fwnjrr
6. r^H-H
7.
8. ^r. ?7
9.
10. REzr sj^r
11.
12. nfinyc
4289
1519
+
-L
2057
1044
535
800
4415
3756
+
+
3956
+
+
+
516
226
177
2682
3286
12
+
30
+
+
4289
1518
13438#
6472
4800
535
800
22462#
3956
13125
34103#
528
226
207
2682
3286
1:13151
1:11879
1:4746
1:5592
1:2862
1:7514
1:6996
1:1753
1:6755
1:4206
1:1945
1:2884
1:6363
1:4072
1:9377
1:5389
31.12.83
1. 1.79
1.1.78
31.12.83
30.6.83
1.1.79
1.1.79
31.12.83
31.12.83
30.6.83
31.12.83
31.12.83
31.12.83
31.12.83
1 1.78
31.12 83
13. wwt
14. JTUTIvfs
15. Hshn
16. 7sn?
28
Vn
NUMBER OF DOCTORS AND AVERAGE POPULATION SERVED IN THE DIFFERENT
STATES/U.Ts-1983
311. Name of the States/
N«io. Union & Territories
1
2
Doctors Engaged in
Govt.
Non
Agen
Govt.
Agencies
cies
4
3
Total
5
Doctors
Population
ratio
7
6
4289
1518
13438
*
6472
4800
1:13151
1:11879
1:4746
15592
1:2862
31.12.83
1.1.79
1.1.78
31.12.83
30.6.83
+
+
535
800
*
22462
3956
13125
1:7514
15996
1:1753
15735
1:4206
1.1.79
1.1.79
31.12.83
31.12.83
30.6.83
12
+
30
+
+
34103
*
528
226
207
2682
3286
1:1945
1:2884
1:6363
1:4072
15377
15389
31.12.83
31.12.83
31.12.83
31.12.83
1.1.78
31.12.83
1..
2..
3..
4..
5 .
Andhra Pradesh
Assam
Bihar
QjJarat
Haryana
4289
1518
+
+
2057
1044
4415
3756
6i.
7’.
81.
91.
110.
Himachal Pradesh
Jammu & Kashmir
Karnataka
Kerala
Madhya Pradesh
535
800
+
+
3956
+
111.
112.
113.
114.
115.
116.
Maharashtra
Manipur
Meghalaya
Nagaland
Orissa
Rinjab
516
226
177
2682
3286
(Contd.)
29
Period to
which it
relates
2
3
4
17.
18. fefW’T
3236
+
3236
75
3
78
1:3115
1. 1.79
19.
6463
+
6463
1 : 7677
31.12.82
1
20. fajTT
s^sr
21.
22.
23.
fa«pl«n‘<
5
1 : 11334
6
31.12.83
446
+
446
1 :4908
31.12.83
7243
+
7243
1 : 15880
31.12.82
+
+
26367
1 : 2181
31.12.83
65
r
65
1 : 3231
31.12.83
gtT
221
+
221
1 : 2841
31.12.81
25. M’xhTZ
344
+
344
1 ; 1512
31.12.83
26.
18
23
1 : 5000
31 12.83
+
snt<T
24.
fk
*
27. fevsfV
+
5
_1_
28. nfar, 5^
528
707
1235
1 : 935
31.12.83
19
1
20
1 : 2150
31.12 83
29. srerfta
+
30. fiMtCT
97
9
106
1 : 4981
31 12.83
3i.
519
+
519
1 : 1229
31.12,83
• = 4'^1?’^
H^4T :
30
VII. NUMBER OF DOCTORS AND AVERAGE POPULATION SERVED IN THE
DIFFERENT STATES/U. Ta-1983
3
4
5
6
Rajasthan
Sikkim
Tamil Nadu
Tripura
Uttar Pradesh
3236
75
6463
446
7243
+
3
+
+
+
3236
78
6463
446
7243
1:11334
1:3115
1:7677
1:4908
1:15880
31.12.83
1.1.79
31.12.82
31.12.83
31.12.82
222.
223.
224.
225.
226.
West Bengal
A. & N. Islands
Aruna chai Pradesh
Chandigarh
D. & N. Havell
+
65
221
3*14
18
+
+
+
+
5
26367
65
221
344
23
1:2181
1:3231
1:2841
1:1512
1:5000
31.12.83
31.12.83
31.12.81
31.12.83
31.12.83
227.
228.
229.
S30.
331.
Delhi
Goa , Daman & Diu
Lakshadweep
Mizoram
Pondicherry
+
528
19
97
519
+
707
1
9
+
+
1235
20
106
519
+
1535
1:2150
1:4981
1:1229
31.12.83
31.12.83
31.12.83
31.12.83
11
117.
118.
119.
220.
221.
2
Note:
+ Not available
• No. of Regd. Doctors.
31
7
1
2
3
4
1.
STPCT srhr
353
131
2.
20
16
3.
49
72
4.
’prcnr
171
105
5.
^fwnjrT
35
42
13
20
6.
7.
8.
<
9.
10.
•TE4 SJ^T
11.
25
13
115
90
25
31
161
175
139
125
12.
wfijrjK
7
13.
^vtspt
2
4
—
1
1
15.
y^ftn
25
25
16.
7^14
14.
17.
18.
fuf-WM
32
63
57
160
120
1
1
VHI. LAPAROSCOPIC FA CILITIES A VAILABLE IN
THE STATES/UNION TERRITORIES
*
SI.
No.
States/Union Territories
Organisation
No. of Laparoscqpic
teams trained
No. of Laparoscopies
available
1
2
3
4
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
Andhra Pradesh
Assam
Bihar
Gujarat
Haryana
Himachal Pradesh
Jammu & Kashmir
Karnataka
Kerala
Madhya Pradesh
Maharashtra
Manipur
Meghalaya
Nagaland
Orissa
Punjab
Rajasthan
Sikkim
353
20
49
171
35
13
25
115
25
161
139
7
2
1
25
63
160
1
131
16
72
105
42
20
13
90
31
175
125
4
1
25
57
120
1
33
1
2
19.
20.
2 1.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
STTJ
qf^nr qnnr
sr^mq sfh: fwtarc ftq
st^n^r^r sutsr
’Pffrra
wk ;m
fefift
>H4T, ?H=T
frerfrr
fWnq
qifs^fr
VH H>I?nT
3 3.
34.
3 5.
36.
37.
XSfl H’TFW
«rnw
FTfcSfF Hnsq
xTsfa
qfkqiz rFnnjr hfoh
sVo trqo qo q?o
rjth
3
4
206
6
315
58
88
4
169
101
2
2
2
20
—
—
102
3
1
1
27
1
48
3
1
1
5
2
2
4
+
1
*31.3.1985
6
8
1
+
T
1
2123
1470
+ ^--■4 7
34
7
—
VIH. LAPAROSCOPIC FACILITIES AVAILABLE IN THE
S TATES/UNION TERRITORIES
2
1
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
33.
34.
35.
36.
37.
Tamil Nadu
Tripura
Uttar Pradesh
West Bengal
A. & N.Islands
Aruna chai Pradesh
Chandigarh
n & N. Ha veil
Delhi
Goa, Daman & Dlu
Lakshadweep
Mizoram
Pondicherry
Ministry of Railways
Ministry of Defence
Ministry of Home Affairs
Voluntary Organisations
N. L H. F. W. , New Delhi
T. N. F. W. Centre Madras
Total
♦
3
4
206
6
315
58
2
2
20
102
3
1
1
1
27
1
4
6
1
NA
88
4
169
101
2
-
2,123
1,410
7
48
3
1
1
5
2
2
NA
8
NA
1
NA= Not Available
The Information as available on 31. 3. 1985
35
- Nil
IX- fafav
1.
UTUfa'f WI1WJ
4W (1.4.1984 Tt)
7,210
2.
3.
4'41 44HJ <14 MIU1H + +41^ +«■£ tll<4 + nll <t>l -H+-M1 (.1.4. IV»4 ‘FT/
Unfix qffUTT UkXTX
qff
(1.4.1983 Tf)
475
4.
?inftair 3q-^sfxt H^TT (1.4.1984 itf)
5.
HSTW FTTF-X %'sff Xi HCTT (1.4.84
6.
XTftU qfW ^cUTX
X) flW (1.4.83 V)
(smOfU^i &H
-<rf479
*
+l
)
2,583
+
7.
qf-UTT ^^TTX Sr
8.
srfxfe<f UTSUf ufr H^T (1.4.1984 *
l)
9.
JTftrfw^r
10. * Xlf
5,433
74,307
3,614
(rju 198 3 4H)
83,326
478,926)
’TT^ff qrtH^TT (1.4.1984 Tt)
UTX) Utfxqt
ii.
fxfcur « qx
12.
qftqrr
firtr ^qtfcr ?qpff
qx
316,176)
fa^TX Vgf Xt q^TT (1.4.1984 tfr)
unfix
9,308-)-
51^0
2,848
xexr (i .4.1984 sri)
qp5Ri ii qftsqq 1980-85 (^ qrftslr ir)
1,010 + +
qfcsqq
13.
(1) XtXXT Mkoilil mV oziq 1981-82
fsTtr (^ +<Vf if)
4,553
STU
156@
193
245©
288
(2) 1982-83
faxj Ceqir qirtsi ir)
(3) 1983-84
finr (Wt
if)
330@
383
(4) 1984-85
fkq (^
Sr)
438@
433 #
36
IX.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
MISCELLANEOUS
No. of Primary Health Centres (as on 1.4.1984)
No. of Upgraded PHCs/Comnunity Centres
(as on 1.4.1984)
No. of Rural F.W. Centres (as on 1.4.1983)
No. of Rural Sub-Centres (as on 1.4.1984)
No. of Subsidiary Health Centres (as on 1.4.1984)
No. of Urban Family Welfare Centres (as on 1.4.1983)
(including 479 attached to post-partum Centres)
Staff employed in family welfare as on June, 1983
No. of trained Dais (as on 1.4.1984)
No. of Health Guides trained (as on 1.4.1984)
No. of Centres distributing oral plHs (as on 1.4.1984)
*
Rural
U rban
No. of Institutions approved for MTP (as on 1.4. 1984)
Sixth Plan outlay on family welfare 1980-85 (Rs. Crores)
Plan outlay and expenditure for:
0
H )
lii)
1V)
1981-82 (Rs. Crores)
1982-83 (Rs. Crores)
1983-84 (Rs. Crores)
1984-85 (Rs. Crores)
37
Outlay
156 @
245@
330@
438@
7,210
475
5,433
74,307
3,614
2,583
83,326#
478,926#
316,176
9,308+
2,848
4,553
l,010@@
Expenditure
193
288
383
433#
^TPT «rT<arr< +Himi ^sP’T ('Tfk'^R faqMH 4-^^T s^T
srfa s?Tft?r
14.
1984-85
Tnhnr)
15.
xr^zr am (19 8 2-8 3)sjm m?m 1
*4H
<4d
mHR (VT^T ^TTl 31)
121,243
1970 71
34'7^1 IT (T'F) ^JTtTf 31)
50,486
srfd o^Gw
7rtHH *|yii) %
1970-71 % HfTft
am (i982-83)(5m m^m)
(T’Pt)
srmR (T^)
1890.9
16.
712.1
srfei 3Rf a'H 11
t
* 21
+
5.89f
+ + 3H%
& T3Z STR'q’I^
3T5T51T HgV t I
r^Sf 7 rrmfaT tttfst %^r wk
6 8 T7t3
snfaHt st^r t jjfgvnf
| 1
sft KtfsT UTH TWIPST Hits TT^TT T SWifcr rzTPftfffVfr
38
n< | I
IX. MISCELLANEOUS “ (contd. )
14.
15.
16.
Per Capita expenditure on Family Welfare Programme (FP+MCH)
during 1983-84 (Ra.)
S.89»
National income (1982-83) Quick Estimate:
At current prices (Rs. Crores)
134 , 066
At 1970-71 prices (Rs. Crores)
50,486
National Income per capita 1982-83 (Quick Estimate)
At current prices (Rs.)
1890.9
At 1970-71 prices (Rs.)
712.1
♦
Break up ol 21 centres is not available.
#
Figures provisional.
@
Budget Provision.
@@
Ln addition,Rs. 68 Crores ( have been transferred for Village
Health Guide Scheme.
+
Includes PHCs and Sub-Centres where such facilities are available.
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