Eleventh Five Year Plan - of Planning Commission

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Boxes xi 11.4 Objectives for Urban Poverty Alleviation 406 11.5 Slums 406 11.6 Integrated Slum Development 406 11.7 Spread of Slums 406 11.8 Housing Construction and Ownership 407 11.9 New Focus in SJSRY 408 11.10 Housing Stock 410 11.11 Housing Shortage and Requirement 411 11.12 Investment Requirement 412 11.13 Financing of Housing Loans 412 11.14 Best Practices in Public Transport 421 12.2.1 Major Government Initiatives 432 12.2.2 Indicative List of Successful Initiatives in the States 433 12.3.1 Basic Profile of the Postal Sector 439
1 Annexures 1.1 Plan Outlays for the Centre, States and UTs 41 1.2 Degraded Lands Developed under Various Watershed Development Programmes—since Inception upto the Tenth Five Year Plan 42 1.3 Projection for Central Sector GBS–Ministry-wise for the Eleventh Plan 42 2.1 Plan-wise Cumulative Potential Created and Utilized 64 4.1 Headcount Ratio and Number of Poor Persons Below Poverty Line in India (Combined) 100 4.2 Headcount Ratio and Number of Poor Persons Below Poverty Line in India (Rural) 101 4.3 Headcount Ratio and Number of Poor Persons Below Poverty Line in India (Urban) 102 4.4 Percentage of Population Below Poverty Line by Social Groups—2004–05 103 5.1 Cluster Development in India—Towards a Reinvigorated Cluster Approach 127 7.1.1 Industrial Investment Proposals 217 7.1.2 Investment Projects Benefiting from Loans from Banks/FIs in 2004–05, 2005–06 and 2006–07 217 7.1.3 Composition of Exports and Growth Rates 218 7.1.4 Performance of CPSEs during the Tenth Five Year Plan 219 7.1.5 State-wise and Year-wise Investment Intentions (IEMs + LOIs + DILs) 220 7.1.6 State-wise Investment Projects Benefiting from Loans from Banks/FIs during 2004–05, 2005–06 and 2006–07 221 7.1.7 Production and Export of Vehicles 222 7.1.8 Production and Export Performance in Capital Goods Sector 222 7.1.9 Production of Chemicals 223 7.1.10 Production, Consumption and Import of Fertilizers 223 7.1.11 Production, Import and Export of Paper and Paperboard 224 7.1.12 Production, Import and Export of Newsprint 224 7.1.13 Performance of Commodity Polymers and Synthetic Fibres 224 7.1.14 Production, Import and Export of Finished Steel 225 7.1.15 Estimated Requirement of Raw Material and Other Inputs in Steel Production by 2011–12 225 7.1.16 Production, Consumption and Export of Sugar during 2002–03 to 2006–07 225 7.1.17 Production of Cloth—Year on Year Growth 226 7.1.18 Exports of Textiles and Clothing during the Tenth Five Year Plan 226 7.1.19 The Tenth Plan Outlay and Anticipated Expenditure and the Eleventh Plan Outlay 227
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Page 5 and 6: iv Contents 8.3 IT and IT-Enabled S
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One model modernization project sho
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DIVERSIFICATION 1.138 Available dem
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to ensure women’s rights to land
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ANNEXURE 1.1 Plan Outlays for the C
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needs to take care of river ecosyst
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of canals deprives farmers at the t
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to the end of the annual rolling pl
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2.34 The rapid development of groun
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2.43 The Prime Minister has announc
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additional potential of 1.0 MH by t
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stress condition threshold value of
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TABLE 2.13 State-wise Number of WUA
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THE WAY FORWARD 2.89 The measures s
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3 Forest INTRODUCTION 3.1 National
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to empower all participatory instit
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(NTFP) resources including medicina
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patterns of degradation, and state
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ways. The protected areas and the a
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PROJECT TIGER 3.51 The Tenth Plan p
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7 Industry 7.1 INDUSTRY INCLUDING S
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TABLE 7.1.3 Trends in the Performan
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India against China (34.5%) in year
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infrastructure remained many notche
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FERTILIZER FEEDSTOCK/NATURAL GAS 7.
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7.1.87 There are about 24 instituti
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7.1.94 A new scheme for SEZs has be
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Meghalaya for about 41%. The experi
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7.1.127 The DBT took up a new schem
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per annum and the capacity utilizat
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continues to be the main fuel for t
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ate of 20%-26%. Industry estimates
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egulatory bodies. To meet the futur
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STRATEGIES 7.1.220 The most importa
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The tanneries in the country have l
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ecome imperative that there is a pa
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plastic professionals during the El
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international market. However, a gr
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7.1.293 The Indian steel industry h
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BUFFER STOCKS 7.1.305 In order to a
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2005-06 was 15.96 lakh mt. In contr
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7.1.331 In order to continue the st
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increased from about 1 million priv
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7.1.351 Non-traditional products ac
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limits of excise exemptions. During
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processing, and other cultural indu
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economically important minerals. Ba
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TABLE 7.2.2 Minerals—Unrealized P
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Act 1986, which lay down the law th
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ANNEXURE 7.1.1 Industrial Investmen
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Industry 221 ANNEXURE 7.1.6 State-w
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Industry 233 ANNEXURE 7.2.3 Estimat
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IV Services
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