Eleventh five year plan, 2007-2012

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Eleventh five year plan, 2007-2012

Planning Commission, Govt. of India

Oxford University Press, 2008

  • : [set]
  • v. 1
  • v. 2
  • v. 3

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11th five year plan, 2007-2012

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v. 1. Inclusive growth -- v. 2. Social sector -- v. 3. Agriculture, rural development, industry, services and physical infrastucture

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Description

The economy of India is based in part on planning through its five-year plans, developed, executed and monitored by the Planning Commission. With the Prime Minister as the ex officio Chairman, the commission has a nominated Deputy Chairman, who has rank of a Cabinet minister. Montek Singh Ahluwalia is currently the Deputy Chairman of the Commission. Now, India is in its 11th five year plan. This five year plan document focuses on inclusive growth. The document is divided into three volumes: Inclusive Growth- details the vision and strategy of the plan, gives the macroeconomic framework and financing of the plan; Social Sector Services- provides plans for the education, sports, art, and culture, health and family welfare, nutrition and Social Safety Net, drinking water and sanitation, and women and child rights; and Agriculture, Industry, Services, and Physical Infrastructure.

Table of Contents

  • Volume 1-Inclusive Growth: 1. Inclusive Growth: Vision and Strategy
  • 2. Macroeconomic Framework
  • 3. Financing the Plan: Financial Resources: Centre and States
  • 4. Employment Perspective and Labour Policy
  • 5. Skill Development and Training
  • 6. Social Justice: Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, Other Backward Classes, Minorities, and Other Vulnerable Groups
  • 7. Spatial Development and Regional Imbalances
  • 8. Innovation and Technology
  • 9. Environment and ClimateChange
  • 10. Governance
  • 11. Consumer Protection and Competition Policy
  • 12. Development of Infrastructure
  • 13. External Environment: Opportunities, Challenges, and Risks
  • Volume II-Social Sector : 1. Education
  • 2. Youth Affairs and Sports and Art and Culture
  • 3. Health and Family Welfare
  • 4. Nutrition and Social SafetyNet
  • 5. Drinking Water, Sanitation, and Clean Living Condition
  • 6. Towards Womens Agency and Child Rights
  • Volume III-Agriculture, Rural Development, Industry, Services, and Physical Infrastructure: I.. Agriculture : 1. Agriculture
  • 2. Water Management and Irrigation
  • 3. Forest
  • II. Rural Development: 4. Rapid Poverty Reduction
  • 5. Ensuring Rural and Urban Livelihoods
  • 6. Bharat Nirman and Flagship Programmes
  • III. Industry: 7. Industry: 7.1 Industry including Small andMedium Enterprises
  • 7.2 Minerals
  • IV. Services 8 . Services: 8.1 Constructions
  • 8.2 Tourism
  • 8.3 IT-Enabled Services
  • 8.4 Financial Services
  • V. Physical Infrastructure: 9. Transport: 9.1 Integrated Transport System
  • 9.2 Railways
  • 9.3 Roads
  • 9.4 Shipping
  • 9.5 Ports
  • 9.6 Civil Aviation
  • 10. Energy: 11. UrbanInfrastructure, Housing, Basic Services, and Poverty Alleviation
  • 12. Communications and Information Technology: 12.1 Telecommunications
  • 12.2 Information Technology
  • 12.3 India Post
  • 12.4 Information and Broadcasting
  • Appendix: Tentative Gross Budgetary Support for Ministries/Departments

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