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Sundergarh Comprehensive Annual District Plan 2012-13 ANNUAL PLAN OF SUNDARGARH, 2012‐2013 Message 1 Submitted to P & C Department, Government of Odisha ANNUAL PLAN OF SUNDARGARH, 2012‐2013 Acknowledgement 2 Submitted to P & C Department, Government of Odisha ANNUAL PLAN OF SUNDARGARH, 2012‐2013 Foreword Every district needs a vision which captures people’s aspirations and motivates all segments of the society to put their united effort to move in the desired direction. It is an essential step to bring in consensus on broad development strategies among all the players and sectors. It helps to identify potential risks and their possible solutions in order to mobilise efforts in a focussed manner. To meet the overall development objectives, the vision required to be adopted and accordingly operated at different levels. In order to address the district issues in a sustained manner, the Planning and Coordination Department, Government of Odisha along with the District Administration, Sundargarh took the initiative to formulate the Comprihensive district Annual plan for 2012-13. The Annual plan is to be in line with the development aspiration of the people of the district and contributing in realisation of the vision. This initiative of the government is supported by CTRAN Consulting in facilitating the planning process with the involvement of District Administration and coordination by the District Planning and Monitoring Unit [DPMU]. In the process of facilitation of planning process, utmost care was taken to involve different stakeholders from GP to ZP level and all line departments of Government. The manual for Decentralised Planning, prescribed by the Planning Commission, Government of India was adhered to. The district vision was again revisited and five year perspective and monitorable targets were framed in line with the district vision. In the process of planning facilitation, consultation meetings were organised with various stakeholders from time to time at the district, block and GP level to capture the key requirements of the area and people. The identified development requirements were prioritised by GP and PS to match the needs and resources and phasing of the plans. All the GP plans, framed and approved in the Gram Sabha were consolidated at the block level and further at the district level to finalise the plan taking along with the departmental plans. Different new schemes, in relevant areas of development were thought of to implement in the plan period to achieve the sector growth. Key areas of convergence were identified and also planned. Apart from that gender sub-plan and SC and ST sub-plans were also prepared based on the available resources. CTRAN Consulting Technical Support Institution [TSI] 3 Submitted to P & C Department, Government of Odisha ANNUAL PLAN OF SUNDARGARH, 2012‐2013 Contents Message .......................................................................................................................................................... 1 Acknowledgement ........................................................................................................................................ 2 Foreword ........................................................................................................................................................ 3 A. Summary of the District Annual Plan: ........................................................................................... 10 Section I:....................................................................................................................................................... 11 Chapter I: District Background and Profile ............................................................................................ 11 1.1 Introduction: ............................................................................................................................... 11 1.2 Geographic Location:................................................................................................................ 11 1.3 Administrative set-up:............................................................................................................... 12 1.4 District Demography:................................................................................................................ 13 1.5 District Development Indicators: ............................................................................................ 14 1.6 Agro-Climatic: ........................................................................................................................... 14 1.7 Land and Soil: ............................................................................................................................ 16 1.8 River System: ............................................................................................................................. 17 1.9 Literacy.............................................................................................................................................. 18 1.10 Forest Resources:....................................................................................................................... 19 1.11 Mineral Resources ..................................................................................................................... 20 1.12 Occupational Structure: ............................................................................................................ 20 1.13 Agriculture .................................................................................................................................. 20 1.14 Animal Husbandry and Fishery: ............................................................................................. 22 1.15 Irrigation: .................................................................................................................................... 23 1.16 Credit Institutions: ..................................................................................................................... 24 1.17 Communication: ........................................................................................................................ 24 1.18 Educational Base: ...................................................................................................................... 25 1.19 Health Infrastructure: ................................................................................................................ 25 1.20 Drinking Water and Rural Electrification: ............................................................................ 27 1.21 Voluntary Efforts/ SHG: .......................................................................................................... 27 1.22 Sports ........................................................................................................................................... 27 1.23 Other Economic Activities ....................................................................................................... 28 Chapter II: SWOT Analysis ...................................................................................................................... 31 2.1 SWOT of Sectors / Sub-sectors:.............................................................................................. 31 Chapter III: District Vision: 2020............................................................................................................. 37 3.1 Introduction and Background: ................................................................................................. 37 3.2 District Vision: ........................................................................................................................... 37 3.3 Vision: Agriculture: .................................................................................................................. 38 3.4 Vision: Horticulture: ................................................................................................................. 38 3.5 Vision: Fishery:.......................................................................................................................... 39 3.6 Vision: Animal Husbandry ...................................................................................................... 40 3.7 Vision: Irrigation: ...................................................................................................................... 41 3.8 Vision: Soil Conservation: ....................................................................................................... 41 4 Submitted to P & C Department, Government of Odisha ANNUAL PLAN OF SUNDARGARH, 2012‐2013 3.9 Vision: Textiles .......................................................................................................................... 42 3.10 Vision: Industries and Mining ................................................................................................. 42 3.11 Vision: Education: ..................................................................................................................... 43 3.12 Vision: Health and Family Welfare: ....................................................................................... 44 3.13 Vision: Drinking Water and Sanitation:................................................................................. 44 3.14 Vision: Nutrition:....................................................................................................................... 44 3.15 Vision: Ayurveda: ....................................................................................................................
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