Gujarat

Holistic Development &

Good Governance

Agriculture (2001-2011) Growth - 10.7% annually over a decade Production - Rs 14,000 cr to Rs 98,000 cr

•Area under cultivation – increased (105 to 113 lakh ha)

•Krishi Mahotsav - Extension services strengthened

•Soil Health Cards - Scientific practices & scientists

•Micro irrigation- Drip & Sprinkler – 4.69 lakh ha covered

•Irrigated land area- 50% increase (28 lakh-42 lakh ha)

•Water harvesting structures-5.5lakh (check-dams etc)

•Boost to Horticulture (450% increase)

•Strengthening of farm credit through co-operatives

•Organized Marketing through APMCs

•Infrastructure & Networking for exporting agri produce

Finances (2001-2011) GSDP - Rs. 1,11,139 crs to 5,13,173 crs

Per Capita Income - Rs. 19823 to 75,115

•Balanced High Growth - 10% + across the 3 sectors

•Balanced Regional economic activity

•Increase in Agri-production & Productivity

•Garib Kalyan mela - Benefits directly to people

•Employment generation-expanded by 54%

•Employment exchange – 53.83% national share of jobs

•Jyoti Gram-More working hours in rural areas

•24x7 Electricity availability- add to production

•Sakhi Mandals & Local groups

Energy (2001-2011) Installed capacity – 9,600 to 15,700 MW

•New Power Plants – Gas, Coal & Hydro

•Solar Power – 0 to 690 MW

•Wind Power – expanded to 2,582 MW

•Per-capita consumption – 953 to 1512 MW

•T&D losses – brought down (30.64% to 20.13%

•Plant Load Factor – increased

•Jyoti Gram– 3 phase 24x7 power- all 18,000+ villages

•56,000 km High & 22,000 km Low Tension lines

•SEB – Rs 1,932 cr loss to Rs 733 cr surplus

•Plan to add a further 14,622 MW by 2017

Education (2001-2011) Enrolment – 75.07% to 98.64%

Dropout (I to VII) – 38.92% to 7.95%

•Kanya Kelavani Rath Yatra & Shaala Praveshotsav

•Gunotsav – qualitative improvement

•Primary School Teachers – 1.95 to 2.60 lakhs

•Primary Pupil/Teacher ratio – 42 to 31

•Colleges – 442 to 1762

•Universities – 11 to 42, including specialised unis

•Engineering & Management seats–22,535 to 123,592

• ITIs – 275 to 1054, including on PPP basis

•Specialized efforts – SCOPE, eMPOWER, iCREATE

MMR (2001-2011)

• Mamta Abhiyan – Village Health, Nutrition Day & eMamta (tracking)

• Strengthening of Govt Institutions - improve service delivery environment

• Chiranjeevi Yojana - 7,69,412 deliveries

• Mamta kit to ensure institutional deliveries and 48 hours stay

• Capacity Building of MOs in Emergency Obstetric Care, Anesthesia

• Tie up with 108-emergency transport and drop-back.

• ASHA as motivators & mobilizers for institutional deliveries

• Janani Shishu Suraksha Karyakram

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Maternal Mortality Ratio ( per lakh live births)

Interventions • Mamta Diwas • EMRI 108 • Chiranjeevi Yojana • Janani Suraksha Yojana • Janani Shishu Suraksha Karyakram

SRS-2007-09 MMR India 212, Gujarat 148

148(SRS2007-09)

IMR (2001-2011)

• Facility Based Newborn Care (FBNC) / Home Based New Born Care (HBNC)

• Mamta Abhiyan & eMamta (Mother and Child Tracking Programme)

• Vit A and Iron Folic acid supplementation

• Navjat Shishu Shuraksha Karyakaram (NSSK)

• Janani Shishu Suraksha Karyakram (JSSK)

• Bal Sakha Yojana / Extended Bal Sakha Yojna

• Universal Immunization Programme

• Diarrhoea Alleviation through ORS and Zinc Treatment (DAZT)

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Infant Mortality Rate - Gujarat

@ 2 point decline per Year

@ 1 point per year

4 point decline in a Year

e-Mamta

HMIS

ICDS

DLIMS

School Health Program

Telemedicine & 104 Non

Emergency Helpdesk

Soil Health Card

AgrisNet

eKrishi Kiran

XGN – eXtended Green Node

FMIS – Forest Management

Information System

2D/3D Content Based Multimedia

Software

DISE – District Information System for

Education

GKS – Gujarat Knowledge Society

Nirmal Gujarat Technoseva Program

Online Student Registration to Result

Process

eDhara

eJameen

ATVT

City Civic Centers

e-Ration Card & BADEA – Birth

and Death Data Entry Application

IFMS

VATIS

eVoting

IWDMS

HD-IITS

iOjN

SWAGAT

e-Governance

P2G2 Pro-active Pro-people Good Governance

•Convergence of schemes:

–Garib Kalyan Mela – for the poor

–Vanbandhu Yojana – for tribal districts

–Sagarkhedu Yojana – for coastal districts

–Shaheri Garib Samrudhi Yojana – for urban poor

•Decentralisation:

–Empowerment of Gram Panchayats

–through ATVT (52 new sub-districts)

Government in Campaign Mode

•Beti Bachoa Abhiyaan – Save the girl child •Urban Year – improve urban amenities •Nirmal Gram – bring cleanliness & hygiene •Tourism Year – build tourism infrastructure •Golden Jubilee – golden targets •Youth Year – empower youth •Animal Health camps •Mission Mangalam – livelihood generation •Samaydan – encourage people for social service •Vaanche Gujarat – encourage reading habits •Khel Mahakumbh – encourage sportsmanship •Bhagwan nu Bhag – address malnutrition

THE NEXT GENERATION OF

INFRASTRUCTURE

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Pragatipath Yojana Length : 3710 KM

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•Historically Gujarat’s road network ran North to South •Through this Yojana East – West connectivity has been made equally robust

Gujarat turning into a Gas based Economy

State-wide GAS GRID

Delhi Mumbai Industrial Corridor (DMIC)

Level of

Inte

gra

tion

83 Product Clusters

Stage I Stage II Stage III

60 SEZs

180 Industrial

Estates

Stage IV

Multi-product

Chemical

Textile

Pharma

IT/ITES

Electronics

Engineering

Biotech

Gems & Jewellery

Gujarat International Finance Tech

City (GIFT)

Dholera Special Investment Region (SIR) & others

Petroleum, Chemicals & Petrochemical

Investment Region (PCPIR)

Knowledge Corridors

Integrated Townships

Special Investment Regions (SIRs)

A Paradigm Shift in Gujarat’s Industrial Development 13 World class SIRs planned

DFC- 553 km (36.89%)

62% of Total Area of Gujarat

18 out of 26 Districts covered

74% of Population of the

State (37.3 Million)

15.7 Million Workers of State

Major Cities Above 1 Million:

Ahmedabad, Surat, Vadodara

Delhi Mumbai Industrial Corridor (DMIC)

Dadri

J.N.Port

Daman

Surat

Rajkot

Ahmedabad

Vadodara

Mahesana `

` End Terminals

DFC Alignment

Cities/ Urban Agglomerations

Diu

• DFC- 553 km (36.89%) • Gujarat offers Port linkage to

DFC & Industry • Road & rail link between DFC,

industrial nodes and Sea Ports being upgraded

• New Roads & Rail links being planned

• Provision of rail-linked freight terminals

• Logistics parks, warehouses…

Gujarat’s Ports: Strength for DFC & DMIC

Dadri

J.N.Port

`

` End Terminals

DFC Alignment

Cities/ Urban Agglomerations

Ahmedabad

Palanpur

Gandhidham

Mundra

Kandla

Dahej

Pipiavav Hazira

Dholera SIR

A new Gujarat within Gujarat…

Gujarat - The Best Investment Destination

•7,235 MOUs of Micro Small & Medium Enterprises

• Emerging as a Global Auto-hub – Tata Motors, Ford, Suzuki

• Emerging as a Global Solar energy hub

•A large no.of projects in Knowledge & Technology sectors

•Huge investments in Infrastructure sectors

Year MOUs Signed Investments (Rs.in Crore)

Vibrant Summit 2003 76 66,068

Vibrant Summit 2005 227 1,06,160

Vibrant Summit 2007 363 4,61,835

Vibrant Summit 2009 *8660 12,39,562

Vibrant Summit 2011 7936 20,83,000

Gujarat: A Global Urban Space

• Urban Population: 42.6%

• New Port Cities being planned – Pipavav, Mundra, Hazira, Navalakhi

• Twin Cities being Developed- Ahmedabad-Gandhinagar, Bharuch-Dahez, Surat – Navsari etc.

• Eco-cities – Sanand, Dahej

• Bus Rapid Transport System (BRTS), River front & Metro Rail

• Ahmedabad - Third among the 11 Fastest Growing Cities in the world (Forbes Magazine - 2010)

• Surat- 4th fastest Growing City in the world (The City Mayors Foundation - July 2011)

• Ahmedabad - Among the 15 Best New Cities for Business in the world (Fortune Magazine - 2011)

• Ahmedabad - the most live-able city of India (ToI - 2011)

Good Governance A number of national & international Awards

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