Human Development Index

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Human Development Index Delhi
Source Delhi Human Development Report-2006,
Census-2001
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• At the end of the 9th Five Year Plan there are
  1080 Jhugi Jhopdi Clusters in Delhi with the
  population of 3 million.
• They constitute 22 of the total population of
  Delhi.
• 30 are earning less than Rs. 96 per day the
  minimum wages.
• Female work participation-9.4 (Census 2001)
• In 55 difficult areas of Delhi 25 children are
  out of school.
• In 28 ICDS centers on an average mid-day meal is
  distributed on alternate days.
• Among the 6,90,000 households living in slums and
  squatter settlements 86 receive less than 50
  liters water per day.
• National Sanitation coverage is only about 34

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Community led Survey Conducted by Mahila
Pragati Manch Centre for Advocacy and Research

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Total no of households surveyed 228

• Kalyanpuri 130
• Janta Mazdoor Colony 26
• Sunlight Colony 28
• Tigri 44

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Socio-economic profile
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Citizens Entitlements

• Ration card
• Out of 228 households
• Have ration cards 75 (172)
• Have voter ID cards 86 (197)
• Out of 89 HH Daily Wage Labourer
• Have ration cards 73 (65)
• Have voter ID cards 84 (75)

• Out of 228 HH earning lt3001 177
• Have ration card 72 (128) Have Voter ID
  card 84 (149)
• Out of 228 HH, FH HH 34 (24)
• Out of 24,HH have Ration Card 58 (14)
• Out of 24,HH have Voter ID Card 67
  (16)

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Worst Performance
Total no of households -228
No cleaning of drains lanes 76 (173)
No clearing of garbage 38 (86)
No basic sanitation 83 (190)
No water drainage 64 (146)
No garbage dump 78 (177)
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Access to basic services
89 daily wage earners HH
Non-functional public toilets Not accessing schools
71 (63) 38 (34)
HH accessing to Govt. schools 48 HH accessing
to Private School 4 Total D.W.L. HH
children access to School 52 (58) HH did
not respond 3
Out of 48 HH Not satisfied with mid-day meal in Govt. School Did not respond about mid- meal
5(10) 14 (29)
Out of 89 HH facing frequent illness 59(66)
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Out of 228 (old settlers) HH earning ltRs. 3001
156
Bring water from neighbours and other places 61 (95)
Have frequent illness 72 (112)
Do not send their children to school 21 (33)
Send children to Government School Send children private school Out of 106 HH accessing mid-day meal-NOT Satisfied 68 (106) 8 ( 13) 4 ( 15)
Do not get proper quantity of ration 19 (29)
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Female Headed Households

• HH children do not go to school 29 ( 07 )
• HH children go to school 67 (16)
• Dissatisfied with mid-meal 31.25 (05)
• Have frequent illness 58 (14)
• Out of 14, HH do not get Proper
• quantity of ration 29 ( 04)
• Get Ration only once in a month 14 (100)