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    The document summarizes Jharkhand's performance on Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) from 2018 to 2020 based on NITI Aayog's SDG India Index. It finds that Jharkhand has consistently been one of the worst performing states, though it improved its composite score from 50 in 2018 to 53 in 2019 and 56 in 2020. Key areas of improvement have been SDGs related to clean water and sanitation, reduced inequalities, and affordable energy. The COVID-19 pandemic negatively impacted several SDG indicators in Jharkhand related to poverty, economic growth, infrastructure, and inequality. The state government has implemented policies focused on health, education, and gender equality to support progress on SDGs

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    The document summarizes Jharkhand's performance on Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) from 2018 to 2020 based on NITI Aayog's SDG India Index. It finds that Jharkhand has consistently been one of the worst performing states, though it improved its composite score from 50 in 2018 to 53 in 2019 and 56 in 2020. Key areas of improvement have been SDGs related to clean water and sanitation, reduced inequalities, and affordable energy. The COVID-19 pandemic negatively impacted several SDG indicators in Jharkhand related to poverty, economic growth, infrastructure, and inequality. The state government has implemented policies focused on health, education, and gender equality to support progress on SDGs

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    The document summarizes Jharkhand's performance on Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) from 2018 to 2020 based on NITI Aayog's SDG India Index. It finds that Jharkhand has consistently been one of the worst performing states, though it improved its composite score from 50 in 2018 to 53 in 2019 and 56 in 2020. Key areas of improvement have been SDGs related to clean water and sanitation, reduced inequalities, and affordable energy. The COVID-19 pandemic negatively impacted several SDG indicators in Jharkhand related to poverty, economic growth, infrastructure, and inequality. The state government has implemented policies focused on health, education, and gender equality to support progress on SDGs

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    The document summarizes Jharkhand's performance on Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) from 2018 to 2020 based on NITI Aayog's SDG India Index. It finds that Jharkhand has consistently been one of the worst performing states, though it improved its composite score from 50 in 2018 to 53 in 2019 and 56 in 2020. Key areas of improvement have been SDGs related to clean water and sanitation, reduced inequalities, and affordable energy. The COVID-19 pandemic negatively impacted several SDG indicators in Jharkhand related to poverty, economic growth, infrastructure, and inequality. The state government has implemented policies focused on health, education, and gender equality to support progress on SDGs

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    SUSTAINABLE

    GOAL
    DEVELOPMENT

    REPORT
    AND
    INDEX(2018-2020)...My contribution in this
    report is of JHARKHAND
    -By Rahul Gupta

    JHARKHAND
    SUSTIANABLE
    DEVLOPMENT
    GOALS INDEX
    SUMMARY
    Jharkhand has been adjudged as one of
    the worst performer state in Niti
    Aayog's Sustainable Devlopment Goals
    (SDG) India Index for the second
    consecutive year even as it improved its
    scored by two points in 3 year (50 in
    2018 , 53 in 2019, 56 in 2020)
    Moreover, out of these 8 goals, which
    scored less than 50, a decrease in scores
    was found for 5 goals Jharkhand was in
    "performer" category (with scores in
    the range of 50-64) along with Bihar
    (56), Assam(57),Arunachal
    Pradesh(60),Meghalaya’s(60)
    ,Rajasthan(60).Uttar
    Pradesh(60),chhattisgarh(61)
    ,NagaIand61) and Odisha (61).

    DATA FROM NITI AAYOG SDG


    INDEX

    NITI Aayog(2018-2020)...
    2018 JHARKHAND SDG
    REPORT
    Jharkand's composite score (48
    out of 100) on the Sustainable
    Development Goals is the
    lowest among all states.
    The index has been constructed using
    115 indicators across 16 SDGs.
    For SDG 10 (Reduced Inequalities)
    Jharkhand ranked 8 with score of 82
    out of 100

    AS PER THE SDG DASHBOARD,


    JHARKAND'S PERFORMANCE HAS
    IMPROVED IN FOLLOWING SDG'S
    • AFFORDABLE AND CLEAN
    ENERGY
    • REDUCED INEQUALITY
    Rank Score
    28 48

    2019 JHARKHAND
    SDG REPORT
    JHARKAND scored 5 out of 100 and
    ranked 28 in 2019 Bihar is a highly
    populous state faced with limited
    resources.
    For SDG 6 (Clean Water and
    Sanitation) JHARKHAND has scored
    81 out of 100 and ranked 16 among
    28 states

    AS PER THE SDG DASHBOARD,


    JHARKHAND'S PERFORMANCE HAS
    IMPROVED IN FOLLOWING SDG'S
    • CLEAN WATER AND
    SANITATION
    • REDUCED INEQUALITY
    Rank Score
    2020 JHARKHAND
    SDG REPORT
    Jharkhand has been adjudged as the
    worst perfomer state in Niti Aayog's
    Sustainable Devlopment Goals (SDG)
    Bihar Scored 52 out of 100 and ranked
    28
    For SDG 6 (Clean Water and Sanitation)
    Jharkhand scored 91 out of 100 and
    secured 5th rank
    AS PER THE SDG DASHBOARD,
    JHARKAND'S PERFORMANCE
    HAS IMPROVED IN FOLLOWING
    SDG'S
    1. ZERO HUNGER
    2.CLEAN WATER AND SANITATION
    3.AFFORDABLE AND CLEAN ENERGY
    4.SUSTAINABLE CITIES AND
    COMMUNITIES
    5.PEACE, JUSTICE AND STRONG
    INSTITUTIONS
    Rank Score

    PERFORMANCE BY SDG 20m 2019 tim 2019


    SDG 1: No Pnerty GPI for hi$er educatim (18-23 years) 0.79 0.79
    33.74 33.74 Perms (>15 jus) who are iterate 64.70

    MPI Head cut rabo (4) 52.50 Schoes with accs to electricity, drinking water 88.66
    Households coxed by heft scheme/insurance 1230 12.30 Trained teachers at secondzy (CBs 9• 10) 78.44
    MGNREGA • Enployment provided against demanded 78.60 77.25 Pupil Teacher ætjo at secondary Inel (cuss 9•10) 58
    BmeficiÜies Indet PMWY (%) 87.97

    Households living in katcha houses 8.20 8.20 Crimes against w•nen 1 female popliatbn 32.30 28.8

    SDG 2: Zero Hunger Sex ratio at birth 895


    Average w*salary receivd female to 0.75 0.82
    Beneficiries under IFSA (%) 99.85 mak)
    Children under 5 years who are underweight (5) 38.70 38.70 Cnnlty/physcd vilmce by husband/his 4.58
    Children uner 5 years who are stunted (4) 42 42 rehtiws (per

    acted wornen state legidative assembly 11.52 11.52

    Pregrønt lwnen (15-49 years) who ve anaemic 5830 58.30


    Fnale to mde LFPR (15•59 pars) 0.06

    Ajlescents (10-19 years) who are anemic 28.10


    WTen in manageril positins in listed 214
    companies (per 1,000 persons)
    Rice and wheat produced annually (Kg/Ha) 2374.02 2748.33
    (2019 • rice,wheat and coarse cereals)
    Demand fot famiW plmning satisfgd by modem 51.40
    rnethods (15-0 years)

    GVA (cmstant prices) in agriculture (in Lakhs+wrke) 0.29 0.26


    SDG 3: Good Health and Well•being Operationd land holding gerdet wise (%) 14 14
    Maternal Mortality Rato (per 1 Eve births) 149 165 SOG 6: Clean Water and Sanitation

    Under 5 %tality rate (per I ,000 Eve ütlS) Riral population getting drinking water whin 65.19
    premses
    Children (9-11 mont1S) fully immurized (5)

    Nobficatin rate of TubEClJosS pet 1 ,00.000 pqulatin too 87 Rwal population having improwd source of 96.29 99.90
    drinking water (4)
    HN ircidence per 1.000 population 0.07 0.08
    Stjcide rate (pet I populatin 0.50 SBM(G) • Inivjdual husetnld constructed 100 100
    against target
    Death rate due to road wcidents pet 1,00.000 6
    populabon SN(G). Districts 100 34.21
    Institutinl deliveries out of he tu deliveries reprted 84.80 42.50 Schools with separate toikt f*ility for girls 97.92 90.14
    Monthb pet capita out-of-pocket expenditure on health (h) 15 Industries com*ying wh TCB waste water 96.84 97.24
    Physician nurses and mdwives per 10,0W popuetbn treatnmt norms
    17 19
    SDG 4: Quality Education Grund water withdrawal against avail±ility 45.74 45.76

    AtéR in elenpntary education (dass I -8) 86.54 99.62 Blocks/rnandalsftaluka overexploited (5) 225 225
    Amge annual dropwt rate at secondary leal (czss 9-10) SDG Energy

    28.46 39.73 ICO 100


    Houstdds
    GER in secot•dary (clöS 11-12) 26.39
    LPG+MG comecbns awnst nnt of 76.55

    Class 8 studnts achieving minimum proficiency leal in Inguage 7830 78.30


    and mat1S (4)
    SDG 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth
    knualgowtrate 7.63

    GER in higher education (18-23 jus) 13.60 13.6


    Persons digblity (>15 years) having cm*ted 1850 EODB 1 2020 Fem we 1 2019 hwlemntatjon 2.78 81.91
    secondary ducatøn sue
    rate 1 2020 (15-59 I (15+ pars)
    10.60 7
    IMPACT OF COVID-19 ON
    JHARKHAND SDG
    PERFORMANCE
    JHARKHAND IS A HIGHLY POPULOUS
    STATE FACED WITH
    LIMITED RESOURCE BESIDES, BIHAR
    FACED TWO
    BACK- TO BACK WAVES OF COVID-19
    PANDEMIC
    AND STILL MANAGED TO SCORE 2 POINTS
    MORE
    THAN LAST YEAR BY INCREASING
    PERFORMANCE
    IN SDG 6 (CLEAN WATER AND
    SANITATION)
    Improvement of two points despite
    the Covid -19 pandemic over the
    last one year shows a positive sign
    of efforts being made by the state
    goverment.
    Covid-19 waves created pressure on
    state's fiscal health but still they
    managed to overcome the stress on
    all fronts
    India: 60

    2019 2020

    SDG's that got impacted during


    Covid-19
    SDG 1 (No Poverty) decreased by 2 points
    SDG 8 (Decent Work and Economic Growth)
    decreased by 14 points
    SDG 9 (Industry, Innovation and
    Infrastructure) decreased by 23 points

    SDG 10 (Reduced Inequality) decreased


    by 26 points
    SDG 13 (Climate Action) decreased by 27
    points
    GOVERMENT POLICIES
    THAT IMPACTED SDG.
    GOOD HEALTH AND WELL-BEING
    -NAYEE PIDHI SWASTHYA GUARANTEE
    KARYAKRAM:
    UNDER THIS SCHEME, MEDICAL CHECK-UP OF
    CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENT GIRLS UPTO 18
    YEARS OF AGE IS CONDUCTED, AND ALL
    BENEFICIARIES ARE PROVIDED HEALTH CARDS.

    GENDER EQUALITY
    -MUKHYAMANTRI KANYA SURAKSHA YOJANA: IT
    PROVIDES AN
    INVESTMENT OF RS 2,000 TO ALL BPL GIRLS AT THE
    TIME OF THEIR
    BIRTH TO IMPROVE THE SEX RATIO, ENCOURAGE BIRTH
    REGISTRATION
    AND STOP FEMALE FOETICIDE. THE MATURITY
    AMOUNT IS
    RECEIVED AT THE AGE OF 18. IN 2017-18,
    MORE THAN GIRLS BENEFITED FROM
    THE PROGRAMME (GOVERNMENT OF BIHAR,
    2018).

    QUALITY EDUCATION
    MUKHYAMANTRI BALIKA CYCLE YOJANA: THE
    SCHEME OFFERS CASH TRANSFERS TO PROVIDE
    BICYCLES FOR GIRL STUDENTS AND INCREASE
    THEIR ENROLMENT AND ATTENDANCE.
    -UKHYAMANTRI KANYA UTTHAN YOJANA: IT IS AN
    INCENTIVEOBASED
    SCHEME TO ENCOURAGE GIRLS TO COMPLETE
    EDUCATION,
    AND DELAY MARRIAGE. UNMARRIED GIRLS ARE PAID
    RS 10,000
    FOR COMPLETING THEIR INTERMEDIATE COURSE AND
    AN AMOUNT OF RS 25,000 FOR COMPLETING
    GRADUATION

    INDUSTRY, INNOVATION AND


    INFRASTRUCTURE
    -MUKHYAMANTRI VIDYUT SAMBADH NISHCHAY
    YOJANA
    (UNDER HAR GHAR BIJLI NISHCHAY): THE SCHEME
    AIMS
    ELECTRIFICATION OF ALL INTERESTED HOUSEHOLDS
    IN THE STATE.
    -MUKHYAMANTRI GRAMIN GALI -NALI PAKKIKARAN
    NISHCHAY
    YOJANA: TO PROVIDE ALL WEATHER
    CONNECTIVITY AND DRAINAGE FACILITIES IN THE
    RURAL WARDS OF ALL GRAM PANCHAYATS IN THE
    STATE

    CLEAN WATER AND SANITATION


    -MUKHYAMANTRI SHAHRI PEYJAL NISHCHAY YOJANA
    (UNDER
    HAR GHAR NAL KA JAL YOJANA): IT AIMS TO PROVIDE
    CLEAN
    DRINKING WATER THROUGH PIPED SUPPLY TO
    EVERY HOUSEHOLD IN URBAN AREAS THROUGH
    COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION BY 20192020

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