Indices Flashcards
the good governance index (ggi) is based on __ sectors and ___ indicators
10 sectors and 58 indicators
what is the purpose of the ggi
to create a uniform tool to assess impact of interventions taken by the central and state governments
who prepares the ggi
DARPG
dept of administrative reforms and public grievances under the home ministry
when is good governance day celebrated and when was it first instituted
25 december 2014, on atal vajpayee’s birthday
central government aims at ________ government and maximum governance
minimum
what does composite ranking mean
The Composite Rankings Index is a weighted index based on both current-year rankings and year-over-year growth rankings
what are the four state groups and their overall toppers under the GGI
other states - group a: gujarat
other states - group b: madhya pradesh
northeast and hill states: himachal pradesh
UTs: delhi
what is the NFHS
National Family and Health Survey
what is the fertility rate for the threshold at which this generation is expected to replace itself
2.1
current rate rural areas - 2.1
urban areas fertility rate - 2
what is the NFHS-5 (2019-2021) sex ratio, which is the best ratio any synchronous census (1881-) or any NFHS has yielded
1020 women : 1000 men
apparently not very reliable
when was nfhs-4 conducted and how often are they conducted
every 3 years
nfhs 4 - 2015-16
at what levels are the data released and what is the how many key indicators are there
state/ut level, all-india level
131 key indicators
the reports of _____ were used as the baseline value for a variety of SDG indicators
nfhs 4(2015-16)
who tabulates the NFHS 2019-20
MoH&FW - ministry of health and family welfare, technical guidance by IIPS Mumbai - Intl. Insti. for Population Studies
when was india’s first MPI - multidimensional poverty index released , by whom and what is the reference period that it is based on
Niti Aayog as nodal ministry - MoH&FW and IIPS
november 2021
nfhs - 4 (2015-16)
the MPI is especially relevant in achieving the SDG 1.2 which is
reducing poverty by at least half in all its dimensions
what are the three dimensions that are eqaully weighted towards the multidimensional poverty index and are represented by 12 indicators
education, health and standard of living
Global MPI 2021,
India’s rank is 66 out of 109 countries.
what are the 12 indicators
nutrition, child and adolescent mortality, antenatal care, years of schooling, school attendance, cooking fuel, sanitation, drinking water, electricity, housing, assets and bank account,
what is the most poor state and the least poor state
bihar - 51.91%
kerala - (0.71%)
UTS
Puducherry (1.72%)
Dadra and Nagar Haveli (27.36%)
The MPI uses the globally accepted and robust methodology developed by the _________, who prepare the global MPI/
Oxford Poverty and Human Development Initiative (OPHI) and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP).
which is the only district with zero poverty across india
kottayam, kerala
india’s MPI identifies _____ of the population as multidimensionally poor
25.1%
