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Annex 1- Statistics of India: Table of content General information ................................ .............................................................................................. 1 Education ................................................................ ............................................................................... 1 Age at marriage ................................................................................................ ................................. . . . . 2 Fertility rate ................................................................................................ ................................. .......... 2 Family planning................................................................................................ ................................. . . . . 2 ANC ................................ ................................................................................................ ...................... 2 Iron supplementation ................................................................ ............................................................. 3 Mortality indicators ................................................................................................ ............................... 3 D e l i v e r y ................................................................................................ ................................................. 3 Anemia ................................................................ .................................................................................. 4 Immunization ................................................................................................ ................................. ....... 5 Nutrition in India ................................................................ ................................................................. . . 5 Dietary intake ................................................................................................ ................................. ....... 5 Sanitation in India ................................ ................................................................................................ . 6 Electricity ................................................................................................ .............................................. 6 Water access ................................................................ ......................................................................... 6 Latrines/toilet access ................................................................................................ ............................ 7 Malaria ................................................................................................ ................................................. 7 Hook worms infections ................................................................................................ ......................... 7 General information The private sector accounts for more than 80% of total healthcare spending in India 121 . Hindus account for about 90 percent of the population in the state 122 . This is because more than 70 percent of population in Haryana still lives in the villages 123 . Hindus account for 80,5 % of the total population in India on the whole (ADB <strong>Report</strong>, 2009) 124 . Haryana has a skewed sex ratio of 861, and a literacy rate of 67.91 percent 125 . Nearly three quarters of the population (of India) still lives in rural areas, and as of 2004, an estimated 27.5% of Indians were living below the national poverty line 126 72 % of the population of India is living in rural areas 127 Education Currently married non-literate women represent 38.8 % of total population of Haryana compared to 43.4 % in rural areas and currently married women with 10 or more years of schooling represent 25.9 % total vs 19.9 121 Reference 5 - p . 3 122 R e f e r e n c e 1 8 123 R e f e r e n c e 1 8 124 R e f e r e n c e 1 8 125 R e f e r e n c e 1 8 126 Reference 5 - p . 4 127 Reference 2 - p . 8 0 0
ural 128 Age at marriage “In India some demographers have estimated that if marriages were postponed from the age of 16 to 20-21, the number of births would decrease by 20-30 %. 129 ” “The national average for age at marriage is 20.5 years (…) The exceptions are the rural areas, where a substantial proportion of marriages continue to take place when the girl is around 16 years of age” 130 . Average age at marriage in Haryana is 19,7 years old for total population vs 19,2 years old in rural areas 131 In Haryana, proportion of girls who get married before 18 years old represents 15, 9 % (18,5 % in rural areas) 132 Fertility rate “(In India) Total fertility rate has come down from 6 children per woman to slightly more than 3 children in 1999. 133 ” According to MCH data, total fertility rate in India is 2,8 in 2007 134 . According to the results of the NFHS-3, other factors contributing to low fertility rate are education, high economic status, good nutritional status, better health conditions, housing, family planning, etc. 135 Family planning Family planning method in Haryana: 62.0 % of total population are using any kind of method and 61.8 % in rural areas. 2.8 % are using pills (2.6% In rural areas) 136 At country level, for years 2000-2007, couple protection rate by any family planning method is 56% according to MCH 137 . ANC In Haryana, 87,3 % of mothers have received any ANC (85,2% in rural areas). 51,9% of mothers have received 3 or more ANC (47,2 % in rural areas) 138 . Studies show that antenatal care coverage for years 2000-2007 in India are 74 % (at least once) and 37 % (at 128 R e f e r e n c e 7 p . 3 129 Reference 2 - p . 4 1 8 130 Reference 2 - p . 4 1 8 131 Reference 7 - p. 3 132 Reference 7 - p.3 133 R e f e r e n c e 8 - p.1 134 Reference 2 - p. 478, table 11 135 Reference 2 - p.418 136 R e f e r e n c e 7 - p . 4 137 Reference 2 - p.478, table 11 138 Reference 7 - p.4
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