Assess the performance of various schemes and policies undertaken to improve the socio-economic condition of vulnerable sections of society. What measures do you suggest to enhance their performance?
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Principle of Directive State Policy DPSP direct state to be welfare state as well as a basic feature and supremecourt schemes for Vulnerable section 'social and equitable development'. Women: Education → Mid-Day Meal, Poshan 2.0; Health → LAKSHMYA, JSS (Janani Suraksha Yojana); Employment → political participation; Maternity Benefit Act 2013 → serial harassment act (L&K) and CAA (LAB revised LAB) → equal employment → Jagana. Children: Mid-day meal/LDS POCSO Act (Child Labour) and Prohibition on Child Labourand...
Elderly & senior citizen: Serial security scheme; Upe-Sree Saman Yogna SAME initiative equippment for social Vyoma-Yogna. PWD: PWD Act → conservation by singals SV in CDAB. FLBTQ: LGBTQ Act 2014 → Third gender. Issues in performance: Awareness about their rights & schemes available is low eg. Tribal & dalit student still no dropout rate high. RTE Act 2009 → 2% reservation not evaluated. Health: RTII out of pocket expenditure in 49% of total. LGBTQ: Society acceptance and negative pressure needed...
Social stigma for PWD and LGBTQ. Child labour, when as per 2011 census. Malnutrition: 10% wasting despite PDS. JSY slightly [illegible] (11/125) GHE. Remedial measures: Increase awareness of these sections. Inclusion & exclusion errors: DBT and e-pos in PDS scheme. Further implementation with MEP only by 6%. Need verification and also to NA schemes use BBBP for social empowerment & awareness. Role of celebrities as Swatch in persuasion. Thus e-governance and further reform, perform and transform Strategy to reach the last mile.
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Welfare Schemes for Vulnerable Sections - Performance, Mechanisms, Laws and Institutions
Welfare Schemes Performance
Vulnerable Sections - Women, Children, Elderly
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