NRHM was launched in 2005 for 7 years to improve rural healthcare delivery in India. Its objectives are to reduce child and maternal mortality, provide universal access to public health services including immunization, prevent and control communicable and non-communicable diseases, access to integrated primary healthcare, and promote population stabilization. Strategies to achieve this include strengthening sub-centers by developing human resources, providing untied funds for local planning, promoting partnerships between public and private sectors, and mainstreaming AYUSH.

1. STRATEGIESOFNRHM
Presented by
SURYA PRAKASH GARG

2. WHAT IS NRHM?
Recognising the importance of
health in the process of economic
and social development and to
improve the quality of its citizens,
the Government of India launched
“National Rural Health Mission
“(NRHM) on 5th April,2005 for a
period of 7 years(2005-2012). The
mission seeks to improve rural
healthcare delivery system.

3. AP
Assam
Bihar
Orissa
UP
MP
Rajasthan
Uttaranchal
Mizoram
Manipur
Meghalaya
Chattisgarh
Tripura
Nagaland
Gujarat
J & K
HP
Sikkim

4. Reproductive and Child Health II(RCH
II)
National Disease Control
Programme(NDCP)
Integrated Disease Surveillance
Project(IDSP)
RNTCP
NVBDCP
National Leprosy Eradication
Programme
National Iodine Defficiency Disorder
Control Programme

5. The Objectives of the
Mission
Reduction
in Child &
Maternal
mortality
Universal
access to
public
health
services
Universal
Access to
Immunization
Programme

6. The Objectives of the Mission
Prevention
&
Control of
Communica
ble
& Non-
comm.
Diseases
Access to
Integrated
Primary
Health
Care
Revitalize
local
health
Tradition
(AYUSH)
Population
Stabilization
&
demographic
Balance

9. 3.STRENGTHENING SUB-CENTRE THROUGH
BETTER HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
UNTIED FUND TO ENABLE LOCAL PLANNING AND
ACTION AND MORE MULTI PURPOSE WORKERS
(MPWS).

15. Regulation for Private sector
including the informal Rural
Medical Practitioners (RMP) to
ensure availability of quality
service to citizens at
reasonable cost.
Promotion of public
private partnerships for
achieving public health
goals.
Mainstreaming AYUSH
(Ayurveda, Yoga,
Unani, Siddi,
Homeopathy)

16. Reorienting medical
education to support rural
health issues including
regulation of medical care
and medical ethics.
Social health insurance to
provide health security to the
poor by ensuring accessible,
affordable, accountable and
good quality hospital care.