1. Special Plan for Strengthening RI UTTAR DINAJPUR

2. Population 2826808 Sub Division 2 Area (sq. k.m) 3140 Municipality 4 Mouja / Village 1504 Block 9 Sex Ratio (At Birth) 965/1000 Gram Panchayat 98 Sex Ratio 938/1000 District Hospital 1 Density of Population 778 Sub Divisional Hospital 1 Literacy Rate UD WB Rural Hospital 2 Male 58.5 77 BPHC 7 Female 36.5 59.6 PHC 19 Total 47.9 68.6 Sub Centre 344 S.C Population 27.7% (6.76 Lakh) population is over the age of 59 years 5.21% ST Population 5.19% (1.24 Lakh) working age group of 15-59 years 52.05% Muslim Population 47.36% (12.41 Lakh)

3. Shortage or Mal-distribution of Manpower NAME OF BLOCK No. of GP No. of PHN CHOPRA 8 2 GOALPOKHAR I 14 1 GOALPOKHAR II 11 1 HEMTABAD 5 2 ISLAMPUR 13 1 ITAHAR 12 2 KALIAGANJ 8 3 KARANDIGHI 13 1 RAIGANJ 14 1 RAIGANJ-M 2 ISLAMPUR-M 1 KALIAGANJ-M 0 District total 98 17

4. MAN POWER STATUS Status of Personnel Itahar Raiganj Kaliyaganj Hemtabad Karandighi Goalpokher - I Goalpokher - II Islampur Chopra Total No. of SUB CENTERs 42 57 31 19 48 40 35 38 34 344 ANM In position 42 57 31 19 46 37 33 38 34 337 Vacant 0 0 0 0 2 3 2 0 0 7 Health Assistant Male In position 12 25 14 4 5 0 1 3 0 64 Vacant 30 32 17 15 43 40 34 35 34 280 2nd ANM In position 36 38 30 16 36 13 22 13 21 225 Vacant 6 19 1 3 12 27 13 25 13 119 ASHA In position 198 271 0 0 145 197 144 82 0 1037 Vacant 82 134 212 131 160 48 82 198 253 1300

6. Details of measles Outbreak-UDJ(2008-09-10) Outbreak ID Block Date notification Total measles cases Number of blood samples collected Results Total Vaccinated Unvaccinated Unknown vaccination Outbreak (Specific) 1 MOB-WB-UDJ-08-002 GOALPOKHAR II 1/16/2008 103 6 73 24 6 Measles 2 MOB-WB-UDJ-08-004 ISLAMPUR 2/27/2008 39 2 11 26 5 Measles 3 MOB-WB-UDJ-08-023 GOALPOKHAR I 5/21/2008 184 12 165 7 5 Measles 4 MOB-WB-UDJ-08-025 KARANDIGHI 5/28/2008 187 17 169 1 7 Measles 5 MOB-WB-UDJ-08-036 RAIGANJ 10/13/2008 26 10 13 3 6 Mixed 6 MOB-WB-UDJ-08-049 RAIGANJ 12/31/2008 94 13 76 5 7 Measles 7 MOB-WB-UDJ-09-006 RAIGANJ 1/14/2009 25 4 15 6 5 Mixed 8 MOB-WB-UDJ-09-019 GOALPOKHAR I 3/9/2009 60 3 52 5 5 Measles 9 MOB-WB-UDJ-09-020 GOALPOKHAR II 3/9/2009 76 3 72 1 6 Measles 10 MOB-WB-UDJ-09-062 GOALPOKHAR II 11/4/2009 74 1 73 0 6 Measles 11 MOB-WB-UDJ-10-009 GOALPOKHAR I 17/3/2010 44 2 40 2 7 Measles

7. Socio-Economic Status: 1. One aspect of living conditions in the district is the type of dwelling that households reside in. 37 percent of households live in a temporary structure while 48.4 percent of households live in semi-permanent structure. The district ranks 127 among 593 districts of India in terms of percentage of household living a temporary structure. 2. An indicator of the level of deprivation in the district is the proportion of households without any of the following: radio, television, telephone, bicycle, scooter, car or a bank account. 42.9 percentage of households do not have any of the above mentioned goods and services. The district ranks 72 among 593 districts of India , in this indicator. 3. In Uttar Dinajpur, 51.2 percent of girls marry before the legal age of 18 years. In order to tackle the problem of child marriage, in addition to compulsory registration of marriages, information and education campaigns also need to be initiated in the district. Rural Health Infrastructure: Of the 1477 villages, 2.0 percent have a primary health centre while 9.6 percent have a primary health sub centre. Uttar Dinajpur ranks 308 & 206 in terms of percentage of villages having a primary health centre and primary health sub centre respectively Educational Attainment: The overall literacy rate in the district is 47.89. The male and female literacy rate are respectively 58.48 & 36.51. The district ranks 538 and 496 among all districts of India in terms of male and female literacy. However, the level of literacy does not reflect educational attainment.

9. HS (M) and HS (F) tire of supervisor can be activated for proper and regular monitoring of Subcentres. Regular district level meeting by monitoring officers regarding Progress. Vacant man power resources described earlier to be considered urgently. Proper micro plan, session planning should strictly ensured & Tour Diary by ANM monitored strictly. Capacity building of ANMs by reorientation Capacity building of Data Entry Operators to reduce mismatch of immunisation data Establishment of new Subcentres Plan of Action

10. Plan of Action Punishment or Reward for health personnel !!!