Lok Sabha Question No. 2587 (UNSTARRED), answered on 2017-03-17
Subject: Centrally Sponsored Health Schemes
Ministry: HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE
Asked by: S. RAJENDRAN

## GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE

LOK SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 2587 TO BE ANSWERED ON 17 TH MARCH, 2017

## CENTRALLY SPONSORED HEALTH SCHEMES

## 2587. SHRI S. RAJENDRAN:

Will the Minister of HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE be pleased to state:

- (a) the details of the centrally sponsored health schemes/programmes presently in opera the country including Tamil Nadu during year 2016 - 17;
- (b) the number of persons benefit ed therefrom during the last three years and the current yea and
- (c) the details of funds allocated for the schemes/programmes during the same period in Nadu, State - wise?

## ANSWER THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE

## (SHRI FAGGAN SINGH KULASTE)

- (a) : National Health Mission (NHM) is the flagship Centrally Sponsored Health Programme of the Ministry presently in operation in the country including Tamil Nadu during year 201 - 17.

NHM  comprises  five  major  flexible  pool s  viz.  NRHM- RCH  Flexible  Pool,  NUHM Flexible Pool, Flexible Pool for Communicable Diseases, Flexible Pool for Non - c mmunicable Diseases and Infrastructure Maintenance.

Under NHM, the technical and financial support is given to States/UTs to strengthen ir health  care  systems  so  as  to  provide  universal  access  to  equitable,  affordable  and healthcare services.

- (b) : Public  Health  being  a  State  subject,  the  primary  responsibility  for  providing services to the population is that of the State G overnments. A statement indicating Targets and Achievements including progress under NHM is annexed at Annexure - I which indicate that a large section of the population have benefited therefrom.
- (c): The details of funds allocated under NHM during the las t three years and current year State/UT wise including Tamil Nadu is annexed at Annexure - II .

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## Targets and Achievements during 12 th Plan:

| Physical Outcomes: Targets &Achievements for NHM/12 th FY Plan   | Physical Outcomes: Targets &Achievements for NHM/12 th FY Plan                             | Physical Outcomes: Targets &Achievements for NHM/12 th FY Plan                              |
|------------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| S.no.                                                            | Targets (2012-17)                                                                          | Achievements                                                                                |
| 1                                                                | Reduce IMR to 25/1000 live births                                                          | IMR reduced from 42 in 2012 (SRS) to 37 in 2015 (SRS).                                      |
| 2                                                                | ReduceMMR to 1/1000 live births                                                            | MMR has reduced to 167 in 2011-13 (SRS).                                                    |
| 3                                                                | Reduce TFR to 2.1                                                                          | TFR has reduced to 2.3 in 2014 (SRS).                                                       |
| 4                                                                | Reduce annual incidence and mortality from Tuberculosis by half                            | Target of reducing the Incidence of TB and Mortality by half have been achieved.            |
| 5                                                                | Reduce prevalence of Leprosy to <1/10000 population and incidence to zero in all districts | Leprosy Prevalence Rate reduced to less than 0.78 per 10,000 in Sept' 2016.                 |
| 6                                                                | Annual Malaria Incidence to be <1/1000                                                     | Annual Malaria Incidence is 0.59 in Sept' 2016.                                             |
| 7                                                                | Less than 1 per cent microfilaria prevalence in all districts                              | Out of 255 districts, 222 districts have reported microfilaria rate to less than 1%.        |
| 8                                                                | Kala-Azar Elimination by 2015, <1 case per 10000 population in all blocks                  | Number of reported deaths due to Kala- Azar reduced from 187 (2006) to 0 (till Sept' 2016). |

## Annexure - I

Annexure - II Statement Showing State - wise Central Allocation under NHM from the F.Y. 2013 -14 to 2016 - 17 Rs. in crore

| No.   |                           | 2013-14                      | 2014-15                      | 2015-16                      | 2016-17                      |
|-------|---------------------------|------------------------------|------------------------------|------------------------------|------------------------------|
| Sl.   | States                    | Allocation (Budget Estimate) | Allocation (Budget Estimate) | Allocation (Budget Estimate) | Allocation (Budget Estimate) |
| 1     | Andaman & Nicobar Islands | 23.83                        | 28.22                        | 28.21                        | 47.51                        |
| 2     | Andhra Pradesh            | 1,184.24                     | 707.15                       | 616.23                       | 596.79                       |
| 3     | Arunachal Pradesh         | 86.31                        | 185.65                       | 160.01                       | 162.62                       |
| 4     | Assam                     | 1,214.83                     | 1,095.38                     | 941.29                       | 937.39                       |
| 5     | Bihar                     | 1,487.65                     | 1,292.13                     | 1,108.61                     | 1,129.08                     |
| 6     | Chandigarh                | 18.53                        | 19.40                        | 14.24                        | 22.30                        |
| 7     | Chattisgarh               | 500.72                       | 555.66                       | 479.38                       | 478.19                       |
| 8     | Dadra & Nagar Haveli      | 8.73                         | 13.99                        | 11.37                        | 18.85                        |
| 9     | Daman & Diu               | 6.48                         | 9.69                         | 9.11                         | 15.08                        |
| 10    | Delhi                     | 211.46                       | 192.59                       | 142.81                       | 207.01                       |
| 11    | Goa                       | 27.12                        | 27.63                        | 19.41                        | 19.74                        |
| 12    | Gujarat                   | 833.94                       | 858.47                       | 677.65                       | 676.51                       |
| 13    | Haryana                   | 313.57                       | 317.42                       | 249.33                       | 242.46                       |
| 14    | Himachal Pradesh          | 225.95                       | 232.00                       | 197.92                       | 209.03                       |
| 15    | Jammu & Kashmir           | 433.87                       | 435.17                       | 368.00                       | 391.14                       |
| 16    | Jharkhand                 | 582.97                       | 563.92                       | 493.37                       | 487.41                       |
| 17    | Karnataka                 | 814.17                       | 834.09                       | 706.09                       | 702.94                       |
| 18    | Kerala                    | 424.15                       | 373.58                       | 305.87                       | 303.32                       |
| 19    | Lakshadweep               | 3.61                         | 5.89                         | 4.28                         | 6.73                         |
| 20    | Madhya Pradesh            | 1,141.03                     | 1,250.17                     | 1,085.37                     | 1,105.63                     |
| 21    | Maharashtra               | 1,520.71                     | 1,536.58                     | 1,282.31                     | 1,246.56                     |
| 22    | Manipur                   | 127.75                       | 144.97                       | 118.53                       | 119.41                       |
| 23    | Meghalaya                 | 139.24                       | 160.21                       | 131.00                       | 128.47                       |
| 24    | Mizoram                   | 86.20                        | 116.53                       | 97.87                        | 94.65                        |
| 25    | Nagaland                  | 114.42                       | 131.26                       | 108.75                       | 105.80                       |
| 26    | Orissa                    | 678.99                       | 730.09                       | 624.71                       | 709.01                       |
| 27    | Puducherry                | 21.29                        | 25.46                        | 17.77                        | 37.52                        |
| 28    | Punjab                    | 362.38                       | 351.89                       | 284.75                       | 280.89                       |
| 29    | Rajasthan                 | 1,091.20                     | 1,238.11                     | 1,069.38                     | 1,101.93                     |
| 30    | Sikkim                    | 42.32                        | 51.42                        | 45.86                        | 46.16                        |
| 31    | Tamil Nadu                | 1,020.75                     | 968.18                       | 794.38                       | 779.18                       |
| 32    | Tripura                   | 165.43                       | 161.75                       | 139.08                       | 137.71                       |
| 33    | Uttar Pradesh             | 3,584.98                     | 2,650.25                     | 2,299.49                     | 2,292.55                     |
| 34    | Uttarakhand               | 310.55                       | 308.10                       | 256.60                       | 266.59                       |
| 35    | West Bengal               | 1,179.64                     | 1,053.27                     | 883.49                       | 856.54                       |
| 36    | Telangana                 | -                            | 506.45                       | 440.58                       | 434.01                       |
|       | Sub Total                 | 19,989.01                    | 19,132.72                    | 16,213.09                    | 16,396.70                    |
|       | Others*                   | 132.77                       | 1,211.51                     | 1,100.00                     | 1,761.20                     |
|       | Total                     | 20,121.78                    | 20,344.23                    | 17,313.09                    | 18,157.90                    |

## Note:

- *1. Others figure inclusive of Head Quarter Expenditure and Arrears under Infrastructure Maintenances.
2. Above figures does not inclusive of Kind grants under Immunisation, Pilot Projects and Forward Linkages