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Performance Appraisal & District Economic Scenario DISTRICT ECONOMICSCENARIO DISTRICT PERFORMANCE APPRAISAL& PERFORMANCE Government of Andhra Pradesh ofAndhra Government 2017-18 Krishna 189121 Pe Visakhapatnam 178166 r Ca West Godavari 172006 pi ta SPSR Nellore 156106 In Andhra co 142054 Pradesh me Guntur 141098 at East 136007 Cu Godavari Chittoor 135008 rr en Prakasam 134014 t Pr YSR 125319 ic es-2017-1 Kurnool 119638 Anantapuramu 118451 Vizianagaram 105434 8 Srikakulam 99792 Government of Andhra Pradesh PERFORMANCE APPRAISAL & DISTRICT ECONOMIC SCENARIO 2017-18 Directorate of Economics & Statistics Planning Department Government of Andhra Pradesh Sri Nara Chandrababu Naidu Hon'ble Chief Minister Government of Andhra Pradesh FOREWORD The Government of Andhra Pradesh, converting the divergent challenges emerged since state bifurcation into opportunities, have developed a model to transform the State as a Happy, Inclusive and a Globally competitive society through accomplishing sustainable Double Digit Growth over a period of time. I would like to re-iterate the Vision 2029 statement which reads - “The people of Andhra Pradesh envision transforming their state into a happy, inclusive, responsible, globally competitive and innovation-driven society through structural transformation and by sustaining inclusive double-digit economic growth, to become one among the best states by 2022, the best state by 2029 and a leading investment destination by 2050”. In order to translate the vision of the state into reality, the government has taken up a mission approach focusing on the dynamics of the economy to accelerate the growth trajectory for which innovative initiatives under each sector have been taken up besides adopting best practices and these efforts have proved fruitful in targeting national / global benchmarks. The perspective plans prepared by each department in such a way to reap the low- hanging fruits first and then march towards attaining the ultimate set goals, have worked quite well through coordination among departments by optimum utilization of resources. The efforts of the Government reflect in its performance in achieving Double Digit Growth consecutively for last three years by registering the GSDP growth rates of 10.60%, 11.07% and 11.22% for the years 2015-16(TRE), 2016-17(FRE) and 2017-18 (AE) respectively for which I appreciate all the functionaries of various departments and earnestly hope similar hard work continues in future as well. I am very glad to note that this publication entitled ‘’Performance appraisal and District Economic scenario’’ now brought out by the Directorate of Economics and Statistics depicting the performance of different sectors of the State economy and districts during 2017-18 and action plan for 2018-19 will be very useful for different users. Nara Chandrababu Naidu Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh Yanamala Ramakrishnudu Hon’ble Minister for Finance, Planning, Commercial Taxes & Legislative Affairs Government of Andhra Pradesh FOREWORD Immediately post state re-organisation in June 2014, the Government of Andhra Pradesh envisioned an innovative approach for the comprehensive development of the state by departing from the conventional development model to that of a more inclusive and balanced framework. This higher inclusive economic growth is expected to result in a quantum jump in human development in sync with the vision aspirations. Andhra Pradesh was a pioneer in compilation of district level estimates of domestic product since late nineties and now stands out as a role model in the country for its analytical presentation. It is noteworthy to mention that the GSDP and DDP estimates compiled by the Directorate of Economics and Statistics, have provided valuable insights in evaluating the performance of the economy under various sectors and these results facilitate formulation of spatial plans to narrow down regional imbalances on economic front and thereby achieving inclusive growth. This publication provides the growth rates coupled with contributions under each sector of all thirteen districts of the State. I hope that the present edition of “Performance Appraisal and District Economic Scenario” which contained District wise and sector wise performance for the year 2017-18 (AE) will certainly help the Government, District administration for chalking out better planning at micro level. I appreciate the efforts put in by the Directorate of Economics and Statistics and the Chief Planning Officers in bringing out of this publication in such a presentable and appealing form. Yanamala Ramakrishnudu Hon’ble Minister for Finance, Planning, Commercial Taxes & Legislative Affairs N. Yogeswara Sastry Director Directorate of Economics & Statistics Government of Andhra Pradesh PREFACE The Directorate of Economics & Statistics (DE&S), in tune with the Vision aspirations of the Government of Andhra Pradesh, has been bringing out various publications essentially focussing on providing various data sets for policy making and to formulate development plans. The department is using all its human development resources optimally in building up of various data sets through adopting scientific approach in collection and compilation of data. The DE&S as a nodal agency has been compiling the estimates of Gross State Domestic Product (GSDP) - one of the most important indicators to measure the economy of the State and arriving at Per Capita Income that reflects the standard of living of the citizens of the State. The standardized procedures and methodology adopted by the Central Statistical Office, MOSPI, Government of India are being adopted at state level for compilation of these economic aggregates. This publication contains the sector-wise estimates of GSDP, inter-state comparison and inter-district ranking which are useful for tracking the status and standings of districts in terms of their performance and thereby help government implement appropriate interventions by chalking out district-specific action plans. I am glad to note that the DDP estimates compiled at sub-state level for all sectors and incorporated in the publication of “Performance Appraisal and District Economic Scenario” would provide very vital inputs to bridge critical gaps and ensure inclusive growth and thereby help reduce spatial disparities. I express my gratitude to all the departments and agencies including CSO, MOSPI for extending their cooperation and for their valuable inputs in bringing out this publication. I appreciate the officers, staff of Directorate of Economics & Statistics involved and the Chief Planning Officers in bringing out this publication which will be useful to all the Administrators, Economists, Policy makers and Research scholars. N. Yogeswara Sastry Director CONTENTS 1 A.P AT A GLANCE 1-3 2 STATE ECONOMY 2017-18 4-25 3 ACTION PLAN FOR 2018-19 AND TARGETS 26-28 4 GROWTH ENGINES 29-30 5 INTER-STATE COMPARISON 31-35 6 GSDP Estimates Broad Sector Wise at a glance and 36-37 Sub Sector Wise comparing the All India Estimates 7 DISTRICT DOMESTIC PRODUCT - ANALYSIS 38-50 8 DISTRICT-WISE ESTIMATES a SRIKAKULAM 51-62 b VIZIANAGARAM 63-72 c VISAKHAPATNAM 73-84 d EAST GODAVARI 85-94 e WEST GODAVARI 95-106 f KRISHNA 107-116 g GUNTUR 117-128 h PRAKASAM 129-138 i SPS NELLORE 139-148 j CHITTOOR 149-158 k YSR 159-168 l ANANTHAPURAMU 169-178 m KURNOOL 179-188 xii 1 PERFORMANCE APPRAISAL AND DISTRICT ECONOMIC SCENARIO PERFORMANCE APPRAISAL AND DISTRICT ECONOMIC SCENARIO 2017-18 2017-18 xii 1 PERFORMANCE APPRAISAL AND DISTRICT ECONOMIC SCENARIO PERFORMANCE APPRAISAL AND DISTRICT ECONOMIC SCENARIO 2017-18 2017-18 ANDHRA PRADESH AT A GLANCE SL. No. Particulars Unit Number 1 Area ‘000 Sq. Kms. 162.97 2 Districts Number 13 3 Revenue Divisions " 51 4 Mandals " 670 5 Revenue Villages " 17,398 6 Gram Panchayats " 12,918 7 Habitations “ 47,861 8 Villages (As per Census, 2011) " 17,366 9 Towns (Statutory and Census) " 195 10 Municipal Corporations " 14 11 Municipalities/Nagar Panchayats " 96 12 Population (Census, 2011) Lakhs 495.77 a Male " 248.30 b Female " 247.47 c Rural Population " 349.67 d Rural Male " 175.38 e Rural Female " 174.29 f Urban Population " 146.10 g Urban Male " 72.92 h Urban Female " 73.18 i Households " 127.19 j Rural " 90.65 k Urban " 36.54 l Total Literacy Rate Percentage 67.35 m Male Literacy Rate " 74.77 n Female Literacy Rate " 59.96 o Percentage decadal growth rate of Population (2001-2011) " 9.21 13 a Members of Parliament - 1. Lok Sabha, Number 25 2. Rajya Sabha " 10 b Members of Legislative Assembly " 175 c Members of Legislative Council " 58 2 3 PERFORMANCE APPRAISAL AND DISTRICT ECONOMIC SCENARIO PERFORMANCE APPRAISAL AND DISTRICT ECONOMIC SCENARIO 2017-18 2017-18 SL. No. Particulars Unit Number 14 Agriculture(2016-17): Lakh a Gross Area Sown 74.18 Hectares b Net Area Sown " 60.77 c Total Foodgrains Production Lakh Tonnes 149.16 d Cropping Intensity 1.24 Lakh e Gross Area Irrigated 35.82 Hectares f Net Area Irrigated " 27.19 g Irrigation Intensity 1.29 15 Livestock (2016-17) Production a Milk (000 MTS) 12177.85 b Meat " 632.502 c Egg (Lakh in no.) 158274 16 Fishing (2016-17) Production a Marine fish (MTS) 471692 b Inland fish " 1617483 c Prawns " 251197 17 Forestry Area under Forest Hects. 3688461 % to total Geographical Area 22.63% 18 Rainfall Season wise (2016-17) A South - West Monsoon (June to Sept.) a Normal (In MM) 556.0 b 2016-17 " 533.8 c 2015-16 " 523.0 d 2016-17 % Dev. Over Normal " -4.0 B North - East Monsoon (October to December) a Normal (In MM) 296.0 b 2016-17 " 85.3 c 2015-16 " 287.2 d 2016-17 % Dev. Over Normal " -40.0 19 Industrial
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