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Child Statistics ANDHRA PRADESH 2012/2013 Child STATISTICs ANDHRA PRADESH 2012/2013 DIRECTORATE OF ECONOMICS AND STATISTICS GOVERNMENT OF ANDHRA PRADESH HYDERABAD P R E F A C E As per the instructions of MOSPI, the Directorate of Economics & Statistics has released the maiden publication viz., “Child Statistics, Andhra Pradesh, 2011” on 31.05.2012 by focusing on Children in Andhra Pradesh. In its series the 2nd publication of “Child Statistics, Andhra Pradesh, 2012/2013 consists of 13 districts data is releasing by the Directorate. Children are vulnerable to numerous social and economic dangerous and difficult conditions, which are unfortunately increasing with passing of time. The nation is progressing through a juncture, which demands more focused attention towards the challenges faced by the children. The Government is taking various remedial actions including legislative measures and administrative initiatives. In this context, Statistics on various aspects of childhood, analyzed and presented at one place, will be of great use for policy and programme makers, administrators and social activists. This publication covers the district wise statistical data, , on (I) Commitment and Responsibilities (II) Demography (III) Health (IV) Education (V) Child Labor ( VI) Child protection which contains chapters on demographic particulars, and status of child nutrition, health and education, children at work and in situations of crime. Most data sets have been culled out from different data generating departments ie., Women development & Child Welfare, Health and Family Welfare, School Education, Department of Labour, Juvenile and etc. The co-operation received from these line departments is very much acknowledged. The efforts made by the staff and officers concerned to the Social Statistics Division, DE&S, Hyderabad in drafting this publication is warmly appreciated. I sincerely hope that, the publication ‘Child Statistics, Andhra Pradesh -2012/2013 would be of immense help to all the stakeholders. I solicit your valuable feedback on this report, which will in turn help us to further improve the quality and contents of future issues. Hyderabad, Dr. D. DAKSHINAMURTY Date: 25-02-2016. DIRECTOR OFFICERS AND STAFF ASSOCIATED WITH THE PUBLICATION SOCIAL STATISTICS DIVISION (SSD) 1. Sri K.Vijayakumar Joint Director 2. Sri P.Uma Prasad Deputy Director 3. Sri Md.Abdul Razakh Assistant Director 4. Sri M. Raghunath Deputy Statistical Officer 5. Smt. B.Varalakshmi Deputy Statistical Officer 6. Smt. B.Annapurna Devi Deputy Statistical Officer 7. Smt. P.Padmavathy Deputy Statistical Officer 8. Smt. R.Asha Jyothi Assistant Statistical Officer 9. Smt. V.V. Padma Assistant Statistical Officer 10. Sri K.Srinivasulu Assistant Statistical Officer 11. Sri A.V.N.G.Anurag Assistant Statistical Officer C O N T E N T S Page Table No. Item No. 1. COMMITMENT AND RESPONSIBILITIES i. Commitment and Responsibilities 1 ii. Childhood-Important Legal and Constitutional Provision in 2 India at a glance iii. Constitutional Provisions for Children 3 iv. Union Laws Guaranteeing Rights and entitlement to Children 4 v. Commissions for the protection of Child Rights Act, 2005 5 vi. National Policies and Programmes for Children 5-6 vii. Important Schemes for Well-being of Children 7 viii. United Nations Convention on Right of Children(CRC) 7-9 ix. Articles 9-12 x. Implementation and Entry into Force 13 2. DEMOGRAPHY i. Children of Andhra Pradesh 15 Ii. Gender Ratio (0-6 Years) 16 iii. Trend in Child (0-6 Years) Sex Ration from 1981 to 2011 17 iv. Distribution of Children by Age –Group (0-4, 5-9 and 10-14 18 years) vi. Gender Ratio (0-4), (5-9), (10-14) and (0-14) 19 2.1 District wise Total Population, Total Child Population (0-6) and 20 Proportion of Child to Total Population, 2011 Census (Combined) 2.2 District wise Total Population, Total Child Population(0-6) and 21 Proportion of Child to Total Population, 2011 Census (Rural) 2.3 District wise Total Population, Total Child Population(0-6) and 22 Proportion of Child to Total Population, 2011 Census (Urban) 2.4 District wise, Rural and Urban wise Child Sex Ratio 23 2.5 District wise Rural and Urban Population (0-6) 2011 Census and 24 2001 Census 2.6 District wise decadal growth rate, 2001-2011 Census 24 2.7 Comparison of District wise Child Sex Ratio(0-6years),2001 & 25 2011 Census 2.8 District wise, Age Group wise Rural Child Population (0-14) 26 Years 2011 Census 2.9 District wise, Age Group wise Urban Child Population (0-14) 27 Years 2011 Census 2.10 District wise, Age Group wise Total Child Population (0-14) 28 Years 2011 Census (Combined) 2.11 District wise, Age Group wise (Male) Rural Child Population 29 (0-14) Years 2011 Census i Page Table No. Item No. 2.12 District wise, Age Group wise (Male) Urban Child Population 30 (0-14) Years 2011 Census 2.13 District wise, Age Group wise (Male) Total Child Population 31 (0-14) Years 2011 Census (Combined) 2.14 District wise, Age Group wise (Female) Rural Child Population 32 (0-14) Years 2011 Census 2.15 District wise, Age Group wise (Female) Urban Child Population 33 (0-14) Years 2011 Census 2.16 District wise, Age Group wise (Female) Total Child Population 34 (0-14) Years 2011 Census (Combined) 2.17 District wise Child Sex Ratio by Age group, 2011 Census (Rural) 35 2.18 District wise Child Sex Ratio by Age group, 2011 Census(Urban) 36 219 District wise Child Sex Ratio by Age group, 2011 Census 37 (Combined) 3. HEALTH i. Health 39-40 ii. Neonatal Mortality 41 iii. Infant Mortality 42 iv. Under Five Mortality 43 v. Death rates for Children age 5-14 years 44 vi. Infants received specific vaccination in A.P. for the years 2011- 45 12 and 2012-13 vii. Child Malnutrition 46 Viii, Prevalence of HIV/AIDs in Children 47 3.1 District wise Nutritional Status of children (0-6 years) for the 48-51 (A & B) years 2011-12 and 2012-13 in Andhra Pradesh 3.2 District wise Anganwadi Centres and PSE beneficiaries for the 52-54 (A, B&C) years 2010-11, 2011-12 and 2012-13 in Andhra Pradesh 3.3 District wise Antenatal Cases registered for the years 2011-12 55 and 2012-13 in Andhra Pradesh. 3.4 District wise Tetanus Taxied (TT) for pregnant women for the 56 years 2011-12 and 2012-13 in Andhra Pradesh 3.5 District wise Distribution of IFA tablets for the years 2011-12 57 and 2012-13 in Andhra Pradesh 3.6 District wise 24- Hours Mother and Child Health Centres for the 58 years 2011-12 and 2012-13 in Andhra Pradesh 3.7 District wise Children Immunization performance for the years 59-62 (A&B) 2011-12 and 2012-13 in Andhra Pradesh 3.8 District wise No. of Infants given BCG for the years 2011-12 63 and 2012-13 in Andhra Pradesh 3.9 District wise No. of Infants given OPV for the years 2011-12 and 64 2012-13 in Andhra Pradesh 3.10 District wise No. of Infants given DPT for the years 2011-12 and 65 2012-13 in Andhra Pradesh ii Page Table No. Item No. 3.11 District wise No. of Infants given HEPATITIS-B for the years 66 2011-12 and 2012-13 in Andhra Pradesh 3.12 District wise No. of Infants given MESEALS for the years 67 2011-12 and 2012-13 in Andhra Pradesh 3.13 District wise No. of Infants given full Immunization for the 68 years 2011-12 and 2012-13 in Andhra Pradesh 3.14 District wise Live Births, Infant Deaths and Maternal Deaths 69 reported for the years 2011-12 and 2012-13 in Andhra Pradesh 3.15 District wise Percentage of Births and Deaths registered for 70 the years 2011-12 and 2012-13 in Andhra Pradesh 3.16 Year wise Beneficiaries Analysis Supplementary Nutrition 71 Program from 2006-07 to 2012-13 in United Andhra Pradesh 3.17 Year wise Nutritional Status of Children (0-6 years age group) 72-73 from 2001 to 2013 in United Andhra Pradesh 3.18 Year wise, Rural and Urban wise Infant Mortality Rate in Andhra 74 Pradesh from 1981 to 2012 3.19 Children Height and Weight as per National Centre for Health 75 Statistics 3.20 Children Balanced Diet in Andhra Pradesh 76 3.21 District wise HIV Patients alive on ART in Andhra Pradesh 77 4. EDUCATION i. Education 79 ii. Schooling Facilities in Andhra Pradesh 80-81 iii. Indicators on Teachers & Progress of Literacy 82 iv. Pre-School Education component status in A.P. 83 v. Year wise Pre-Primary Enrolment in Andhra Pradesh 84 vi. Primary Education (I-V), Gross enrolment ratio & Dropout Rate 85 vii. Mid-Day Meal Scheme & School Attendance 86-87 viii. Budget & Outlay Expenditure 88 ix. Right to Education Act 2009 88-90 x. Achieving Millennium Development Goals 90 4.1 District wise, gender wise Literates 2011 Census in Andhra 91 Pradesh 4.2 District wise, Rural & Urban wise No. of Literates 2011 Census 92 in Andhra Pradesh 4.3 District wise, Rural & Urban wise No. of Male Literates 2011 93 Census in Andhra Pradesh 4.4 District wise, Rural & Urban wise No. of Female Literates 2011 94 Census in Andhra Pradesh 4.5 District wise Total Literacy rate 2011 Census in Andhra 95 Pradesh 4.6 District wise, Rural & Urban wise Male, Female Literacy rate 96 2011 Census in Andhra Pradesh iii Page Table No. Item No. 4.7 & 4.8 District wise Scheduled Caste & Scheduled Tribe Literate 97 population 2011 Census in Andhra Pradesh 4.9 District wise, Category wise No. of recognized schools for the 98-99 (A&B) years 2011-12, 2012-13 in Andhra Pradesh 4.10 District wise, Management Wise Total Schools for the years 100-101 (A&B) 2011-12, 2012-13 in Andhra Pradesh 4.11 District wise, Management wise Enrolment in Total Schools in 102-103 (A&B) A.P.
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