2024 mega trends for the digital workplace - FINAL.pdf
Our idea and action plan for developed India
1. OUR IDEA AND ACTION PLAN FOR A
DEVELOPED INDIA
MADE BY:
AKASH SAXENA
(MBA – 3RD SEMESTER)
2. Definition
A developed country refers to a country with high level of:
Economic growth
GDP (gross domestic product)
Per capita income
Industrialization
Infrastructure
HDI (human development index)
3.
4. Ideas for developed India
S No Country G.D.P Population
1. India $2.264 trillion 1.324 billion
2. U.S.A $18.57 trillion 323.1 million
3. China $11.2 trillion 1.379 billion
1. G.D.P of India (2016-17)
[Source – world bank website]
5. Continued.
2. Import VS Export (2016-17)
India’s exports - $260.327 billion while,
India’s imports - $356.705 billion
[source – world bank
website]
3. Per capita income (2016-17)
India’s per capita income is $1710
Major share is for the top 15% of the population.
6. Continued.
4. Population Distribution (2016-17)
Population Percentage
Total 1.324 billion (33%)
Rural 0.88 billion (67%)
Urban 0.43 billion (33%)
[Source – world bank website]
7. Continued
5. Political stability index –
PSI = -0.90
India’s rank - 131 [source – world bank website]
6. Technology & Innovation -
India’s rank - 60 out of 130
On level of information and communication technology access
[source – WIPO
website]
10. Gender Sensitization
Sex ratio – 945:1000
(Female : Male)
ISSUES:
Sexual harassment
Discrimination
Male domination
Female foeticide
11. Corruption
India is Asia’s most corrupt
country
Bribery rate – 69%
India beats Vietnam, Thailand,
Pakistan and Myanmar
[source – Forbes]
12. Illiteracy
Illiterate adults – 287
million
India has 38% of all illiterate
adults worldwide
India’s illiterate population
equals 4 times France
population.
[Source – The Hindu]
15. 1. Development of Agricultural sector:
Ways:
Improving access to credit, technology and markets
Building farmer resilience to environmental shocks
Adopting better HYV seeds, fertilizers, pesticides etc.
Scientific rotation of crops
Advantages:
Improving GDP by employing unskilled workers
Improve sources of raw material
Help balancing income inequality etc.
16. 2. Development of Industrial sector
Ways:
Work on development of small scale industries
Employing capital intensive technologies
Employing quality labor
Promoting industrialization in special economic zones
Advantages:
Paving the way for attaining higher level of income and employment
Promoting growth of small scale industries
Promoting the exports for the country
17. 3. Trade liberalization:
Ways:
Higher government subsidies to exporters
Increase export quota
Reduces export duties
Building good relations with fellow countries
Advantages:
Bringing domestic prices in line with global ones
Increasing the production of goods and services
Improving political relations
18. 4. Curbing corruption:
Ways:
Promoting digital India
Reducing bureaucratic control
State funding of elections
Promoting education
Advantages:
Improving quality of services (municipality, electricity etc.)
Enhancing growth & development
Curbing regional inequality ( promoting equal growth everywhere)
19. 5. Raising the rate of investment:
Ways:
Good returns on investment
Tax free investment
Reduced risk
Improved insurance facilities
Advantages:
Attracting potential investors
Increase employment
Stimulate economic growth
Improving standard of living
20. 6. Improving literacy:
Ways:
Providing free education
Raising awareness among underprivileged societies
Providing mid day meals
Promote NGO’s working for this cause
Interactive classrooms & better teaching methodologies
Advantages:
Curbing income inequality
Improving standard of living
Increasing contribution from service sector in GDP, National income etc.
Reducing gender sensitization