West Bengal Report-IPAI.pdf - Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan

81YearTable 17No.of school shaving DWfa cilityPri ma ry Uppe rPri ma ryNo.of school s nothaving DWfa cilityPri ma ry Uppe rPri ma ryNo.of school shaving toi l etsPri ma ryUppe rPri ma ryNo.of school s nothaving toi l etsPri ma ryUppe rPri ma ryNo.of school s nothaving sepa ra tetoi l et Girl sPri ma ry Uppe rPri ma ry2 0 0 5 -0 6 4 2 ,638 1 0 ,947 7 ,617 4 9 3 3 4 ,128 7 ,701 1 6 ,127 3 ,739 NA NA2 0 0 6 -0 7 4 3 ,464 8 ,980 6 ,285 3 8 2 3 9 ,556 8 ,845 1 0 ,342 5 3 7 NA NA2 0 0 7 -0 8 4 3 ,316 9 ,268 5 ,145 1 7 8 4 3 ,530 6 ,435 5 ,971 3 4 5 2 8 ,146 8 8 1Source: AWP&B f or the years 2006 -0 7 to 2008-0 9On analysis of the above, it would be evident that during2007-08 drinking water, toilet and separate toilet for girls werenot provided to 10.30 per cent primary, 1.88 percent upperprimary schools, 11.95 percent primary and 3.65 percent and 9.33percent upper primary schools.Further, there were 42,499 primary and 1,804upperprimary schools in the State during 2007-08 without electricityrepresenting 85.06 percent and 19.10 of total Govt. schools inexistence.Selected districts :Murshidabad - During 2007-08, 5.70 per cent, 8.51 percentand 62.41 per cent Primary Government schools did not havedrinking water, toilet and separate toilet facility for girls, 12.67per cent upper primary schools did not have separate toilet forgirls.South 24-Parganas- During 2007-08, 6.30 per cent, 14.18 percent and 6.11 per cent Government primary schools did not havedrinking water, toilet and separate toilet for girls. Further, 2.39per cent and 7.43 per cent of upper primary school did not havedrinking water and separate toilet for girls.