<p> Analytical Note on Annual Health Survey Results</p><p>Rajasthan</p><p>February 2014</p><p>Statistics Division Ministry of Health and Family Welfare Rajasthan</p><p>Nirman Bhawan, New Delhi Analytical Note on Annual Health Survey Results (February 2014)</p><p>RAJASTHAN</p><p>1. Main feature and key findings from AHS in Rajasthan</p><p>Rajasthan constitute: • 5.7% of country’s Population • 6.8% of Births • 7.9% of Infant Deaths • 7.0% of Under 5 Deaths in bigger States • 9.0% of Maternal Deaths in bigger States</p><p>Main Features of AHS in Rajasthan</p><p> Coverage- All the 32 districts (as per Census 2001)</p><p> Sample Units- 1841 statistically selected sample unit (Census Enumeration Blocks in urban areas and Villages or a part thereof in rural areas) </p><p> Sample Population- About 17.99 Lakh</p><p> Sample Households - About 3.54 Lakh</p><p>Reference Period for Fertility and Mortality Indicators: Baseline (2010-11) : 2007-2009</p><p>1st Updation (2011-12) : 2008-2010</p><p>Key Findings from AHS in Rajasthan</p><p>. None of the districts has achieved Replacement level of TFR 2.1 or less</p><p>. In 11 districts, on an average a woman bears more than 3 children. </p><p>. 2 districts reported less than 50% current usage of any modern method of family planning. </p><p>. In 6 out of 32 districts, the total unmet need for family planning is more than 20%. </p><p>. Mean age at marriage is higher in urban areas as compared to rural areas both for males and females</p><p>2 Rajasthan</p><p>. Despite wider penetration of `Any ANC’, the coverage under `first trimester ANC’ as well as `3 or more ANCs’ needs further improvement. </p><p>. Poor performance of full ANC is primarily due to low IFA consumption. </p><p>. About 1/5th of the deliveries are not safe</p><p>. 19.9% of mothers have not received any PNC. </p><p>. About 31% of children are not fully immunized</p><p>. Higher levels of IMR and MMR in Rajasthan as compared to all India average</p><p>. 7 Districts have Sex Ratio at Birth less than 850</p><p>. Improvement has been noticed in most of the indicators as compared to DLHS-3. </p><p>. Availability of indicators on various facets of Mother & Child Care, fertility and mortality at the district level would provide new insight in evidence-based planning and facilitate appropriate interventional strategies</p><p>Following table gives some key Indicators from AHS and DLHS-3 for India and Rajasthan</p><p>Current usage of family Institutional Delivery Full Immunization % planning any method (Children (12-23 months) receiving 1 dose BCG, 3 India/ doses of DPT/ OPV each State and 1 measles vaccine) AHS- AHS-1st DLHS AHS- AHS-1st DLHS- AHS- AHS-1st DLHS- Baseline updation -3 Baseline updation 3 Baseline updation 3 India 54.8 47.0 53.5 Rajasthan 64.5 66.4 58.1 70.2 74.4 45.4 70.8 69.2 48.7</p><p>2. District-wise Performance</p><p>2.1. District-wise data in ascending / descending order in respect of various parameters (from worst to best) according to their performance, is annexed (Annexure 1 to 6). </p><p>3 Rajasthan</p><p>3. Detailed Findings from AHS in Rajasthan</p><p>4 Rajasthan</p><p>5 Rajasthan</p><p>6 Rajasthan</p><p>7 Rajasthan</p><p>8 Rajasthan</p><p>9 Rajasthan</p><p>10 Rajasthan</p><p>11 Rajasthan</p><p>12 Rajasthan</p><p>13 Rajasthan</p><p>14 Rajasthan</p><p>15 Rajasthan</p><p>16 Rajasthan</p><p>17 Rajasthan</p><p>18 Rajasthan</p><p>19 Rajasthan</p><p>20 Rajasthan</p><p>21 Rajasthan</p><p>22 Rajasthan</p><p>23 Rajasthan</p><p>24 Rajasthan</p><p>25 Rajasthan</p><p>26 Rajasthan</p><p>27 Rajasthan</p><p>28 Rajasthan</p><p>29 Rajasthan</p><p>30 Rajasthan</p><p>31 Rajasthan</p><p>32 Rajasthan</p><p>33 Rajasthan</p><p>34 Rajasthan</p><p>35 Rajasthan</p><p>36 Rajasthan</p><p>37 Rajasthan</p><p>38 Rajasthan</p><p>39 Rajasthan</p><p>40 Rajasthan</p><p>41 Rajasthan</p><p>42 Rajasthan</p><p>43 Rajasthan</p><p>44 Rajasthan</p><p>45 Rajasthan</p><p>46</p>
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