Comprehensive District Annual Plan 2011-12 Balasore District

Comprehensive District Annual Plan 2011-12 Balasore District
Table 6.36. Programme wise Plan Outlays: Sports & Youth Services
(Rs. in lakhs)
Funding Pattern
(%)
Annual Plan Outlay 2011-12
Central Plan + State Plan +
Programmes
Central
Share
State
Share
Central Share
of Central
Sponsored
State Share of
Central
Sponsored
Total
State Plan
Plans
Plans
Organizing Youth Festival
Central Sponsored Plan
0 100 0.00 0.20 0.20
Panchayat Yuba Krida Khel Abhiyan (PYKKA)
One time seed capital grant for
development of Sports
infrastructure
75 25 25.50 8.50 34.00
Women Sports Competition 60 40 0.864 0.576 1.440
Annual acquisition grant 100 0 3.10 0.00 3.10
Annual operation grant 100 0 3.72 0.00 3.72
Rural Sports Competition 100 0 7.60 0.00 7.60
Prize Money for Rural Sports 100 0 6.30 0.00 6.30
Total 47.08 9.28 56.36
6.10.3. Health
The overall health status of the population residing in Balasore district is moderate. Though
the health indicators indicates a better position of Balasore district in the state, yet
considering the high literacy rate and health consciousness of the people in the district, it is
not satisfactory. In spite of high literacy rate, the district is in 25 th rank in the state in
Reproductive Health Index (RHI). Similarly, in case of Human Development Index (HDI) the
rank of the district is also 18 in the state. Such a situation needs improvement.
The existing single doctor PHCs lack adequate staff and infrastructure. Not a single PHC
has ambulance facilities. There are adequate numbers of block level hospitals (CHC/UPHC).
But there is shortage of specialists of different discipline, equipments, supporting staff.
Even two of these hospitals do not have ambulances in running condition.
The objectives and strategies under the plan period are
• To provide affordable, adequate, qualitative, preventive and curative health care to the
people of the district.
• To improve hospital services in rural and urban areas both in terms of infrastructure,
personnel and quality of care.
• Impart training to doctors, nurses and other para medical staff and to upgrade their
skill and knowledge to meet needs of health care.
• Improve maternal and child health conditions and to reduce maternal and infant
mortality and morbidity rates.
The plan schemes of 2011-12 are presented below.
State Plan
Primary Health Care (Rural): Under state plan, outlay available for primary health care
(rural) in the district during 2011-12 is Rs. 179.25 lakhs.
Primary Health Care (Urban): Under state plan, outlay available for primary health care
(urban) in the district during 2011-12 is Rs. 14.21 lakhs.
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