The document discusses education in India. It states that education is key to development and helps spread prosperity equally in society. Quality education can help tackle health and social issues by fostering awareness, and has positive impacts on income, productivity, and empowering citizens. Education contributes to social stability and addressing the underlying drivers of poverty like conflict and fragility. It also provides statistics on the size of India's education system and market, government spending on education, and the performance of education across Indian states. It discusses regulations around school and higher education in India.

1. Education in India The Sunshine Sector

2. Development for All Development is not only morally right when inclusive but also it is in everyone’s shared interest. Education is not only the key to Development, but also make benefits of Development spread equally across the society. Our common prosperity depends upon shared, sustainable growth Our common environment is dependent on collective action Quality Education helps tackle health and social issues by fostering widespread awareness has a positive impact on income and productivity empower citizen by knowledge of their rights and duties OUR COMMON FUTURE Our common security depends upon solving causes of conflict

3. Education for ALL “Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world” Nelson Mandela Despite remarkable progress over the last decade towards the Inclusive Development, India’s achievements are threatened by various social challenges major being Poverty. Education is both a right, and a route out of poverty - it is an investment in our common future. Education contributes to social stability - equipping and empowering citizens to address the underlying drivers of poverty, i.e. conflict and fragility.

4. Redefining Education Strategy

5. An Education System Which Delivers

6. Education Marketplace Higher Edu $18 Billion K12 $22 Billion Private Spend $50 Billion Preschool $0.3 Billion Formal Education $40 Billion Multimedia and ICT $0.16 Billion Indian Education System $80 Billion Vocational Training $1.5 Billion In-formal Education $10 Billion Government Spend $30 Billion Supplementary Edu $6.4 Billion Books $1.75 Billion

7. Growth of Educational Institutions

8. Public Expenditure on Education

9. Performance Across The States

10. Schools – Vital for Development Educating people from an early age is a vital element in promoting responsible social and economical behaviour.

11. Play School and Pre School Education

12. Elementary Education (Std I-VIII)

13. Secondary Education (Std IX-XII)

14. Higher Education (beyond XII)

15. Vocational Education

16. Indian Education Market : A Snapshot

17. Background Slides

18. Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan (SSA)

19. Regulation School Education In 2002, 86th constitutional amendment made right to education elevated to a fundamental right for age 6-14. So constitutionally there is no compulsion for the preschool/post school education and no regulatory mechanism has been devised by the government.

20. Regulations – Higher Education

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