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ContentsACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3FOREWORD 5PREAMBLE 7RECOMMENDATIONS FOR CHALLENGES1. Enhancing the capacity for growth 132. Enhancing skills and faster generation of employment 213. Managing the environment 334. Markets for efficiency and inclusion 435. Decentralisation, empowerment and information 476. Technology and innovation 697. Securing the energy future of india 758. Accelerated development of transport infrastructure 799. Rural transformation and sustained growth of agriculture 8310. Managing urbanisation 9111. Improved access to quality education 9912. Better preventive and curative health care 111OTHER RECOMMENDATIONSUrban poor 127THEMATIC INPUTS from others1. Maternal health 1332. Land rights 1353. Food and nutrition security in the 12th Five Year Plan 1381
Page 1 and 2: APPROACHING EQUITYCivil Society Inp
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Page 7: AcknowledgementsWada No Todo Abhiya
Page 11 and 12: PreambleNon-governmental organizati
Page 13 and 14: Overall, the case for market-led gr
Page 15: Recommendationsfor Challenges11
Page 18 and 19: Enhancing the Capacity for GrowthSe
Page 20 and 21: distracting on its own and would re
Page 22 and 23: 3. SpecificRecommendationsi. Dalits
Page 24 and 25: 28. Reasons for under-utilisation m
Page 27 and 28: 1. Contexti. WomenWomen’s labour
Page 29 and 30: iv. ChildrenThe household economic
Page 31 and 32: 27. Work with grassroots organizati
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Page 35 and 36: in line with nationally and interna
Page 37 and 38: 3Managing theEnvironmentINPUTS FOR
Page 39 and 40: 1. Contexti. ChildrenThe Preamble t
Page 41 and 42: environment also. Harassment and ev
Page 43 and 44: developing an understanding of natu
Page 45: 51. A critical study of the region
Page 48 and 49: Markets for Efficiency and Inclusio
Page 50 and 51: 2. SpecificRecommendationsi. Dalits
Page 52 and 53: Decentralisation, Empowerment andIn
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enter critical leadership positions
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2. SpecificRecommendationsi. Decent
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clause. Training must also be provi
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77. Economic and social support for
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and should be implemented by Dalit
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in different political bodies does
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194. Gap analysis of capacities at
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Supreme Court guidelines on treatme
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247. Establishment of Institute of
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289. Support mechanisms for the PLH
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Technology and InnovationSection Co
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2. SpecificRecommendationsi. Childr
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7Securing theEnergy Future ofIndiaI
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1. Contexti. AdivasisMega energy pr
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8AcceleratedDevelopmentof Transport
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1. Contexti. ChildrenChildren’s a
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9RuralTransformationand SustainedGr
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1. Contexti. AdivasisThe diversion
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iii. Women20. Recognise women as fa
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55. There should be a platform for
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Managing UrbanisationSection Conten
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2. SpecificRecommendationsi. Youth1
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Plan could actually focus on demons
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11ImprovedAccess toQualityEducation
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1. Contexti. YouthThe neglect of th
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Education, one of the first UN Conv
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atio through intensive capacity bui
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paid to ensure that they are able t
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113. Create hostel facilities at re
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12BetterPreventiveand CurativeHealt
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1. Contexti. DalitsPublic spending
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infected and -affected adults and c
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15. Women’s healthcare should be
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to ensure the desired results are b
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82. The population policy of the go
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129. All residential set-ups meant
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OtherRecommendations125
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Urban PoorConsultation on Urban Poo
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3.3 Electricity• Electricity unit
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Thematic Inputs from OthersSection
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Next, we want to state that it is t
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2. Regularisation of Adivasi LandRe
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3. Food and Nutrition Security inth
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4. HealthIndranil, Research Scholar
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5. WaterRomit Sen, Centre for Scien
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6. Right to Education and KeyChalle
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Problem Area 2: Inadequate levels o
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8. Inclusive Growth EnsuringDistrib
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9. Climate ChangeAditi KapoorI. Key
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emissions. Sustainable farming syst
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importance to forest-dependent comm
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Little emphasis has been given to a
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EmergenciesChildren living with and
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Engagement of localcommunities ande
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Pre-schoolcomponent ofICDSPreschool
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do this, effort must be made to ide
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2. Inputs on Education• There is
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• Greater focus on child health i
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14. Review of the Central SocialWel
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16. Governance, Institutionsand the
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17. Need for Peace and EquityAudit
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SummaryReports177
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1. DalitsIntroductionThe National D
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It is very important to influence t
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edistribution of productive resourc
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these departments have always been
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2. AdolescentsNational Consultation
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known to be able to decide the stra
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3. MuslimsNational Consultation for
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the overall literacy rate of the co
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4. ElderlyPrefaceThe Planning Commi
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3. Outreach services: Rural areas h
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5. MigrantsBackground andIntroducti
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• UID to integrate its project wi
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5. Protection Mechanisms forInterna
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6. AdivasisPreambleThe total popula
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• Diversion of agriculture and fo
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Group 7• Local knowledge based op
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• Focus on youth for overall plan
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forests, promoting education and he
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Ms Sunita and Ms Meena Debbarma of
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9. ChildrenCountry Focus Meeting to
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• Every child’s equal right to
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impact assessment should be conduct
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• People are being pushed to migr
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at the cost of the poor but should
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Appendices227
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Appendix 1Strategy ChallengesBased
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Appendix 2CSOs, Individuals and Med
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124 Centre for Social Equity and In
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277 Jan Sakha Parishad (JSP)278 Jan
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439 RDT440 REEDS441 Refa Samaj Sewa
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601 Young Lives, Delhi602 Youth Coa
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164 Naresh Yadav165 Anil Dalvi166 F
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NACDORNational Confederation of Dal
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Our effort is to make this 12 th Fi
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