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4.2. SOCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE4.2.1. Health Facilities4.2.2. Education4.2.3. Population below Poverty Line4. 3. DEVELOPMENT INDICATORS4.3.1. Human Development Index (HDI) in the IHR4.3.2. Gender Equality Index (GEI)4.3.3. Human Poverty Index (HPI)CHAPTER 5: SUPPORTIVE AMENITIES AND INFRASTRUCTURE 745.1. DOMESTIC ENERGYOthers Forms Of Energy5.2. TOURISM5.3. INDUSTRIES5.4. TRANSPORT5.5. TELECOM AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY INFRASTRUCTUREOther Modes of Communication.5.6. URBAN SETTLEMENTSCHAPTER 6: CLIMATE CHANGE 84CHAPTER 7: GOOD GOVERNANCE 86CHAPTER 8: RECOMMENDATIONS 88Developmental ZonesRoad, Rail and Air ConnectivityOther Recommendations1. Mountain Perspective and Sensitization2. Education and Skill Development3. Natural Resource Analysis and Advisory Centre4. Strategic Environmental Assessment5. Financial Incentives, Rewards, and Relaxations6. Resource Sharing between IHR States7. Waterways and Ropeways8. Waste Management9. Disaster Preparedness and Mitigation10. Industries11. Climate Change12. National Mission for Sustaining the Himalayan EcosystemLIST OF ABBREVIATIONS 95ANNEXUREI. COMPOSITION OF THE TASK FORCE & AMENDMENTS 97II. OVERVIEW OF THE PAST APPROACHES FOR DEVELOPMENT IN THE IHR 106III. LIST OF MAJOR INSTITUTIONS IN THE IHR 110IV. HILL AREAS-RELAXATION OF NORMS UNDER CENTRALLY SPONSORED 112AND OTHER CENTRAL SCHEMES4Report of the Task Force
List of FiguresNo Title Page1.1. Indian Himalayan Region (IHR) 191.2. Developmental Perspective for the IHR 212.0. Schematic Plan for the Development of Land Resources in the IHR 232.1. Landuse Classification based on the Reporting Area (Provisional 2005-2006) 252.2. Total Wastelands (% of total geographical area), and Area under Snow, Rocks, 26and Steep Slopes (% of total wastelands) in Different states of the IHR2.3. Schematic Plan for the Development of Water Resources in the IHR 282.4. Origin and Spread of Glacier- fed rivers along the Himalayan Arc 302.5. Schematic Plan for the Development of other Georesources in the IHR 342.6. Schematic Plan for Disaster Mitigation in the IHR 372.7. Damaged due to Heavy Rains/Floods/Landslides in the IHR 413.0. Perspective for Bioresources Development in the IHR 423.1. Schematic Plan for Agro-horticulture Development in the IHR 433.2. Distribution of Operational Landholdings in Different Size Classes 453.3. Schematic Plan for the Development of Forest Resource in the IHR 553.4. Vision and Approach for Biodiversity Conservation 593.5. Endemism in Various Plant Groups of the IHR 634.0. Schematic Plan for Societal Development in the IHR 644.1. State wise Change in Sex Ratio (1951-2001) in the IHR 664.2. Gender Equality Index in the IHR 725.1. Cooking Energy (Primary Source) & Use Pattern of Himalayan Households 755.2. Use Pattern of Cooking Energy by Urban Himalayan Households 755.3. Use Pattern of Cooking Energy by Rural Himalayan Households 76Report of the Task Force 5
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lies in its rivers & canals (25.4%
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Table 3.16. Some of the Ecosystem S
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India is one of the 18 mega biodive
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Table 3.21. Protected Area Network
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CHAPTER 4SOCIETY AND HUMAN DEVELOPM
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Fig. 4.1. State wise Change in Sex
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Table 4.3. Number of Functioning Pr
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Table 4.5. Student-Teacher Ratio in
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OTHER MODES OF COMMUNICATION:The en
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CHAPTER 6CLIMATE CHANGEThere is eno
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CHAPTER 7GOOD GOVERNANACEThe Task F
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CHAPTER 8RECOMMENDATIONSDevelopment
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Annexure - IVHill Areas-Relaxation
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