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Nutrition and Social Safety Net 155loans for upgrading skills, loans for housing, children’seducation, etc. shall be tailored to meet the socialsecurity concerns of workers qua workers in the unorganized/informal sector, subject to the availability ofresources. The National Old Age Pension presentlycovers persons who are destitute and old aged. SomeStates cover the old aged BPL persons. NSAP wouldbe made more comprehensive.4.2.29 Considering the achievements made by theESIC and the EPFO in providing institutionalizedsocial security cover to a majority of the workers inthe organized sector, attempt would be made to widentheir coverage and strengthen them. To cover morenumber of beneficiaries, measures should be taken toenhance the capability of these institutions to cope withthe workload. To reduce harassment and corruptionin these institutions, the government will strive tostreamline the delivery system in these institutions.4.2.30 A national policy for fixing minimum wageswould be crystallized and made effective. Discriminationin wages based on gender and age would beabolished/penalized. The recovery of minimum wageswould be simplified and be equated with recovery dueof land revenue. An information network will also bebuilt to promote awareness, to educate employers(some of whom do alternate as wage labour too), andto prevent malpractices (perpetrated by design or byignorance) with the help of the media, NGOs, andPRIs.4.2.31 Assigning an identity to the beneficiary is anessential condition to create empowerment to lay aclaim to what one is expected to receive. The NationalSocial Security Numbers schemes shall be extended toall citizens in the country, so that the most vulnerablepeople who need it the most, including migrant labourand nomads could use it. In fact, considering that suchpersons do not even get the rations under the PDS,which is an important social security measure, thisexercise will be taken up urgently.
156 Eleventh Five Year PlanANNEXURE 4.1.1Malnutrition of Children (0–3 Years), by StateS.No. State Current level of Eleventh PlanWt-for-age below–2 SD Goal-redn. by 50%11 Andhra Pradesh 36.5 18.312 Arunachal Pradesh 36.9 18.513 Assam 40.4 20.214 Bihar 58.4 29.215 Jharkhand 59.2 29.616 Goa 29.3 14.717 Gujarat 47.4 23.718 Haryana 41.9 21.019 Himachal Pradesh 36.2 18.110 J&K 29.4 14.711 Karnataka 41.1 20.612 Kerala 28.8 14.413 MP 60.3 30.214 Chattisgarh 52.1 26.115 Maharashtra 39.7 19.916 Manipur 23.8 11.917 Meghalaya 46.3 23.218 Mizoram 21.6 10.819 Nagaland 29.7 14.920 Orissa 44.0 22.021 Punjab 27.0 13.522 Rajasthan 44.0 22.023 Sikkim 22.6 11.324 Tamil Nadu 33.2 16.625 Tripura 39.0 19.526 UP 47.3 23.727 Uttarakhand 38.0 19.028 WB 43.5 21.829 Delhi 33.1 16.6INDIA 45.9 23.0Note: 1. Figures for current level are that of NFHS 2005–06.2. For State level figures, pro-rata reduction has been applied on the basis of targeted reduction at All Indialevel. Figures for other States are not available.Source: NFHS 2005–06.
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Nutrition and Social Safety Net 155loans for upgrading skills, loans for housing, children’seducation, etc. shall be tailored to meet the socialsecurity concerns of workers qua workers in the unorganized/informal sector, subject to the availability ofresources. The National Old Age Pension presentlycovers persons who are destitute and old aged. SomeStates cover the old aged BPL persons. NSAP wouldbe made more comprehensive.4.2.29 Considering the achievements made by theESIC and the EPFO in providing institutionalizedsocial security cover to a majority of the workers inthe organized sector, attempt would be made to widentheir coverage and strengthen them. To cover morenumber of beneficiaries, measures should be taken toenhance the capability of these institutions to cope withthe workload. To reduce harassment and corruptionin these institutions, the government will strive tostreamline the delivery system in these institutions.4.2.30 A national policy for fixing minimum wageswould be crystallized and made effective. Discriminationin wages based on gender and age would beabolished/penalized. The recovery of minimum wageswould be simplified and be equated with recovery dueof land revenue. An information network will also bebuilt to promote awareness, to educate employers(some of whom do alternate as wage labour too), andto prevent malpractices (perpetrated by design or byignorance) with the help of the media, NGOs, andPRIs.4.2.31 Assigning an identity to the beneficiary is anessential condition to create empowerment to lay aclaim to what one is expected to receive. The NationalSocial Security Numbers schemes shall be extended toall citizens in the country, so that the most vulnerablepeople who need it the most, including migrant labourand nomads could use it. In fact, considering that suchpersons do not even get the rations under the PDS,which is an important social security measure, thisexercise will be taken up urgently.