SRINAGAR: Jammu and Kashmir has played much better than most countries and Union Territories (UTs), based on NITI Aayog indicator of nations within Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Founded in December 2018, the indicator is now the main instrument for tracking progress around the SDGs from the nation and has concurrently fostered competition among the states and UTs by standing them on the worldwide targets.
The indicator, developed in cooperation with the United Nations at India, steps the progress in the federal and sub-national degree in the nation’s journey towards fulfilling the international targets and objectives and has been effective as an advocacy tool to spread the communications of sustainability, endurance, and partnerships, also.
The indicator assesses progress of countries and UTs on societal, environmental and economic parameters.
The next rendition of all India’s SDG Index was started by NITI Aayog vice-chairman Rajiv Kumar.
The report shows that Jammu and Kashmir has left countries including Maharashtra, Telangana, West Bengal and many others supporting in the NITI indicator.
“J&K has improved its standing in just about all industries, its operation is exceptional from the industries such as healthand agricultural productions, instruction and renewal energy, and providing civic amenities, improving forest cover, also ensuring gender equality throughout the past calendar year,” NITI Aayog report reveals.
“This favorable stride towards attaining the goals is mostly pushed by exemplary country-wide operation in fresh water and corrosion, and clean and affordable energy,” that the NITI Aayog explained in a declaration.
“Health Sector operation enhanced based on this regular Immunization Programme Dashboard (Health Management Information System), through April 2019-March 2020 interval; 91 percent of kids in India at the age category of 9-11 months were fully immunized (a single dose of BCG, 3 doses of DPT and OPV and a single dose of measles disease ),” it stated.
The national goal is to raise it to 100 percent.
Jammu and Kashmir has attained the goal.
HIV prevalence per 1,000 uninfected people is projected to have dropped from 0.07 from 2017 into 0.05 at 2019.
Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh direct the UTs using HIV prevalence as low as 0.02 per 1,000 uninfected individuals, stated NITI Aayog indicator reelects.
“Back in 2019, the mortality rate of children below the age class was 38 one of 1,00,000 but that has come down to 23.
Additional throughout the past one-year proportion of institutional deliveries has increased from 66.2% to 94.60 percent” Likewise, the school drop-out cased dead since 2019.
The indicator stated, annually 2019, yearly fall cases in the next degree were 24.81 percentage but these instances have return to 17.81 percent throughout the past calendar year.
Additional the pupil-teacher ratio in the secondary level can be increased to 12:1 at the UT and 84 percent of colleges in Jammu and Kashmir have power and drinking water facilities.
As with other areas of the nation, Jammu and Kashmir can be facing the issue of the difference of the proportion of female and male.
The ratio had enhanced the previous calendar year.
Moreover, offense against women also diminished during this past calendar year.
India has among the biggest and most demanding renewable power expansion programmes on earth.
India has committed to a Intended Nationally Determined Contribution (INDC) goal of reaching 40 percent of its overall electricity production from non-fossil fuel resources by 2030, with an ambitious goal of 450 GW from renewable resources.
As of 2020, 36.37 percent of India’s total electricity production is renewable energy.
With electricity generation near 2.5 GW, Jammu and Kashmir directs the UTs from the creation of renewable energy.
According to the index record of NITI Aayog, woods cover Jammu and Kashmir has risen by 20 percent during the past calendar year.
According to the report, at 2019, the complete forest area from the UT has been 10.46 percent, which climbed to 39.66 percent in 2020.
A number of 42 forest types are located at the UT – the greatest in the nation – and – denote the diversity of forest ecosystems at Jammu and Kashmir.