national goals and five year plans related to child health

1. NATIONAL GOALS AND FIVE YEAR
PLAN

3.  Communicable diseases
 Non – Communicable diseases
 Environmental sanitation problems
 Medical problems
 Population Problems

16.  According to 2000 and 2012, approximately
over 2.6million
 Expected to increase to over 4 million by
2020

33.  Low Birth Weight
 Malnutrition
 Infectious and parasitic diseases
 Accidents and poisoning
 Behavioral problems

34.  To reduce the neonatal mortality rate
 To reduce the infant mortality rate
 To reduce under 5 mortality rate
 To reduce the incidence of disease

35.  Common minimum program
 Eleventh five year plan (2007-2012)
 National plan of action for children, 2005
 Millennium Developmental Goals

36.  Focus on primary health care
 Special attention will be paid to the poorer
section in the matter of health care

37.  Reduction of IMR to 28per 1000 live births by
2012
 To raise sex ratio for age group 0-6yrsfrom
927 to 935 by 2011-2012

38.  To reduce,
 IMR to below 30 per 1000 live births
 Child mortality rate to below 31 per 1000
live births
 Neonatal mortality to below 18 per 1000 live
births
o To explore possibilities of covering all
children with plan for health insurance

48.  National health policy - 2002
 National policy for children – 1974
 National policy on education – 1986
 National children fund
 National charter for children – 2003
 Commission for the protection of the child rights
act – 2005

57.  Focused on children and education ( Literacy Rate)
 Rural Health Reforms
 Increase in number of qualified doctors
 Increase in number of hospitals
 Clean water more widely available

58.  Stressed on Agriculture

59.  To provide an effective base for health
services in rural areas
 Expansion of the medical and nursing
education and training of paramedical
personel

60.  Removal of poverty

61.  Nutrition
 Elementary education
 Rural Health
 Rural water supply
 Environmental improvement of slums

62.  Anti poverty programes
 Assuring the essentials of food, shelter and
clothing to all people

63.  Focused on Indian Economy

64.  Quality of Life
 Generation of productive employment

65.  Reduction of Poverty ratio by 5% by 2007
 Reduction in gender gap in literacy and
wages 50% by 2007

66.  Reducing
 IMR – 28 per 1000Live births
 MMR – 1 per 1000 Live births
 TFR – 2.1 by 2012
 Reducing anemia among women and girls by
50%

67.  Reducing
 IMR – 25 per 1000Live births
 MMR – per 1000 Live births
 Reducing anemia among women and girls by
28%
 Prevention and reduction of under weight
children under 3yrs to 23%
 Raising child sex ratio in 0-6yrs from 914 to
935