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Thirteenth Five-Year Plan 2017-22 GOVERNMENT OF KERALA STATE PLANNING BOARD THIRTEENTH FIVE-YEAR PLAN 2017-22 THIRUVANANTHAPURAM 2018 Kerala is the only State of the Union to have made a public commitment to continue with the formulation and implementation of Five-Year and annual Plans. It was one of the early decisions of the State Government to continue with Five-Year and Annual Plans to guide Kerala’s social and economic development. The Thirteenth Five-Year Plan will continue the legacy of State in investing in its people and development of productive forces of the economy. This is a Plan for the working people, the poor, the socially deprived, and the environment. This Plan document provides the overall orientation of the different sectors in the Thirteenth Five-Year plan period and the overall resource estimate for financing the Plan. The Thirteenth Five-Year Plan is an outcome of efforts of many individuals and departments. I would like to acknowledge the effort of all the officials of Planning Board, departments and members of Working Groups who have contributed to this document. I am grateful to the Members of the Board for providing inputs and advice. I acknowledge the efforts of all those who have supported the planning process in the State and the efforts of the Government of Kerala, to establish a Plan that serves society, social production, and the environment. V K Ramachandran Vice-Chairperson 1 THIRTEENTH FIVE YEAR PLAN: AN OVERVIEW 1 2 FINANCING THE PLAN 6 3 AGRICULTURE AND ALLIED ACTIVITIES 19 Agriculture 19 Animal Husbandry and Dairy 24 Cooperation 26 Soil and Water Conservation 28 Fisheries and Coastal Area Development 30 Forestry and Wildlife 34 Irrigation and Flood Control 37 4 RURAL DEVELOPMENT 40 5 ENERGY 43 6 INDUSTRY 50 Medium and Large Industries 50 Traditional Industries 59 Coir Industry 60 Cashew Industry 64 Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises 69 Handloom and Powerloom Industry 73 Khadi and Village Industries Sector 76 Mining and Geology 78 7 INFRASTRUCTURE 82 Inland Water Transport 82 Roads, Bridges, and Road Transport 90 Ports and Light Houses 96 Drinking Water and Sewerage 101 Housing 109 8 SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, AND ENVIRONMENT 114 Ecology and Environment 114 Information Technology 118 Scientific Services and Research 125 9 EDUCATION 132 School Education 132 Higher Education 141 Technical Education 147 10 HEALTH 152 11 URBAN DEVELOPMENT 159 12 SOCIAL INCLUSION 163 Welfare of Scheduled Castes 163 Welfare of Scheduled Tribes 166 Welfare of Other Backward Classes 170 Welfare of Minorities 172 Welfare of Forward Communities 174 13 GENDER AND DEVELOPMENT 175 14 DECENTRALISED PLANNING 181 15 SOCIAL SECURITY AND WELFARE 186 16 LABOUR, EMPLOYMENT, AND SKILL DEVELOPMENT 199 17 OTHER SERVICES 205 General Economic Services 205 General Services 223 18 CULTURE, SPORTS AND TOURISM 226 Art and Culture 226 Sports and Youth Affairs 234 Tourism 240 19 NON-RESIDENT KERALITES AFFAIRS (NORKA) 244 20 CONCLUDING NOTES 249 Table No. Table Title Page No. Table 2.1 Overview of State finances 2011-12 to 2017-18 9 Table 2.2 Plan outlays 2006-07 to 2018-19 11 Table 2.3 11th Five-Year Plan – Scheme of financing 12 Table 2.4 11th Five-Year Plan, Scheme of financing - Realisation/Projection 12 Table 2.5 12th Five-Year Plan Scheme of financing 13 Table 2.6 12th Five-Year Plan – Scheme of financing - Realisation/Projection 13 Table 2.7 Resource position of the State (2017-22) 14 Table 2.8 Plan outlays, 2016-17 to 2021-22 15 Table 2.9 Overview of transfer of resources from centre to Kerala 17 Table 3.1 Budgeted outlay and expenditure for agriculture in the 11th and 12th Five-Year Plans 19 Table 3.2 Year-wise budgeted outlay and expenditure for agriculture in the 12th Five-Year Plan 20 Table 3.3 Major crops of Kerala, production targets and achievements, 12th Five-Year Plan period 20 Table 3.4 Animal husbandry and dairy development, budgeted outlay and expenditure in the 12th Five-Year Plan 24 Table 3.5 Co-operative sector, State Plan and NCDC schemes, budgeted outlay and expenditure in the 12th Five-Year Plan 26 Table 3.6 Soil and water conservation, budgeted outlay and expenditure in the 12th Five-Year Plan 28 Table 3.7 Fisheries and coastal area development, sector-wise budgeted outlay and expenditure in the 12th Five-Year Plan 30 Table 3.8 Fisheries sector, year-wise budgeted outlay and expenditure in the 12th Five-Year Plan 31 Table 3.9 Coastal area development, year-wise budgeted outlay and expenditure 31 Table 3.10 Forestry and wildlife, budgeted outlay and expenditure for the 12th Five-Year Plan 34 Table 3.11 Irrigation outlay, expenditure, and relative share of sub-sectors during the 12th Five- Year Plan 38 Table 4.1 Year-wise budgeted outlay and expenditure of rural development sector in the 12th Five- Year Plan 40 Table 5.1 Agency-wise and year-wise budgeted outlay and expenditure of energy sector in the 12th Five-Year Plan 45 Table 5.2 Budgeted outlay and expenditure of KSEBL in the 12th Five-Year Plan 46 Table 5.3 Budgeted outlay and expenditure of ANERT in the 12th Five-Year Plan 46 Table 5.4 Budgeted outlay and expenditure of EMC in the 12th Five-Year Plan 46 Table 5.5 Budgeted outlay and expenditure of Electrical Inspectorate in the 12th Five-Year Plan 46 Table 5.6 Target of distribution works during the 13th Five-Year Plan 48 Table 6.1 Medium and large industries, Plan outlay and expenditure in the 12th Five-Year Plan 52 Table 6.2 Financial performance of State PSUs in the chemical sector 53 Table 6.3 Financial performance of State PSUs in the textile sector 53 Table 6.4 Financial performance of State PSUs in the engineering sector 53 Table 6.5 Financial performance of State PSUs in the electronics sector 53 Table 6.6 Financial performance of State PSUs in the electrical sector 53 Table 6.7 Financial performance of State PSUs in the traditional and wood based sectors 53 Table 6.8 Financial performance of State PSUs in the ceramic sector 54 Table 6.9 Financial performance of State PSUs in the development sector 54 Table 6.10 Coir sector, plan outlay and expenditure in the 12th Five-Year Plan 60 Table 6.11 Cashew sector, Plan outlay and expenditure in the 12th Five-Year Plan 66 Table 6.12 Micro, small and medium enterprises, outlay and expenditure in the 12th Five-Year Plan 70 Table 6.13 Handloom and Powerloom sector, outlay and expenditure in the 12th Five-Year Plan 73 Table 6.14 Khadi and village industries, budgeted outlay and expenditure in the 12th Five-Year Plan 76 Table 6.15 Mining and Geology sector, Plan outlay and expenditure in the 12th Five-Year Plan 79 Table 7.1 Sections of West Coast Canal 82 Table 7.2 Canals coming under National Waterway III 83 Table 7.3 Inland waterways in Kerala – present status 83 Table 7.4 Year-wise budgeted outlay and expenditure for IWT in the 12th Five-Year Plan 85 Table 7.5 Major development indicators of road transport in Kerala 91 Table 7.6 Year-wise budgeted outlay and expenditure of ports and light houses in the 12th Five- Year Plan 97 Table 7.7 Year-wise budgeted outlay and expenditure of drinking water and sewerage sector in the 12th Five-Year Plan 103 Table 7.8 Houses constructed for economically weaker sections during 2011-16 in Kerala 109 Table 7.9 Department-wise and year-wise budgeted outlay and expenditure for housing sector in the 12th Five Year Plan 111 Table 8.1 Year-wise budgeted outlay and expenditure of Ecology and Environment sector during the 12th Five-Year Plan 116 Table 8.2 Budgeted outlay and expenditure of various agencies in IT sector during the 12th Five- Year Plan 120 Table 8.3 Year-wise budgeted outlay and expenditure of KSCSTE in the 12th Five-Year Plan 126 Table 8.4 Year-wise budgeted outlay and expenditure of Regional Cancer Centre in the 12th Five- Year Plan (2012-17) 127 Table 9.1 Change in number of students’ enrolment between 2016-17 and 2017-18 133 Table 9.2 Department-wise budgeted outlay and expenditure of school education in the 12th Five- Year Plan 134 Table 9.3 Department-wise budgeted outlay and expenditure of higher education in the 12th Five- Year Plan 142 Table 9.4 Department-wise budgeted outlay and expenditure of technical education in the 12th Five-Year Plan 148 Table 10.1 Health infrastructure in government sector during 2015-16 152 Table 10.2 Department-wise outlay and expenditure of health sector in the 12th Five-Year Plan 153 Table 11.1 Budgeted outlay and expenditure for urban development in the 12th Five-Year Plan 160 Table 12.1 Budgeted outlay and expenditure of Scheduled Caste Development Department during 12th Five-Year Plan 164 Table 12.2 Budgeted outlay and expenditure of local self-governments under SCSP during 12th Five-Year Plan 164 Table 12.3 Tribal Sub Plan budgeted outlay and expenditure during 12th Five-Year Plan 167 Table 12.4 Budgeted outlay and expenditure of the OBC Development Department during 12th Five-Year Plan 170 Table 12.5 Budgeted outlay and expenditure for the welfare of minorities during the 12th Five-Year Plan 172 Table 12.6 Budgeted outlay and expenditure for the welfare of forward communities in the 12th 174 Five-Year Plan Table 13.1 Women Component Plan in Annual Plans 176 Table 13.2 Allocation and expenditure of WCP in Local Bodies’ Plan 176 Table 13.3 Unemployment and educated unemployment rates of age 15 years and above – Kerala and all-India, 2011-12 177 Table 14.1 Budget allocation of Plan funds to Local Governments in the 12th Five-Year Plan 182 Table 14.2 Year-wise outlay and expenditure of local governments in the 12th Five-Year Plan 182 Table 15.1 Major Social security and welfare activities under institutional
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