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AIDS Control
National Anti-Malaria Programme
Basic Health Programme (BHP)
National Programme for Control of Blindness
Border District Project (BDP): (UNICEF)
National Cancer Control Programme
National Surveillance Programme for Communicable Diseases (NSPCD)
Demographic and Reproductive Health Situation
Maharashtra Health Systems Development Project
Epidemic Control Programme
National Filaria Control Programme
Health Programmes
Hospital Services
State Health Information, Education Communication Bureau (IEC)
Health Intelligence & Vital Statistics
Introduction
National Iodine Deficiency Disorder Control Programme
Public Health Laboratory Services
National Leprosy Eradication Programme (NLEP)
National Mental Health Programme (NMHP)
Minimum Needs Programme
Findings in National Family Health Survey-2
Organizational Structure
Integrated Population & Development Project (I.P.D) (UNFPA)
Population Policy
Reproductive Health and Child Health Programme
RTI/STI Sub-Project Nasik
Sector Investment Programme: (European Commission)
Revised National Tuberculosis Control Programme
Health Transport Organisation


 

Minimum Needs Programme

The Joint Director Health Services in the Directorate of Health Services, Mumbai is responsible for Planning, Development & Evaluation ( P.D.E.) of the health infrastructure.


OBJECTIVES

To improve Socio Economic conditions for rapid economic development, correcting the imbalances and improve 
standard of living of rural people, particularly the Schedule Caste and Schedule Tribes.

Following norms have been fixed by GOI to create infrastructure. and the States achievement is showing below.
 

Sr. No.

Indicator National Norms Achievement by State

 

  Non tribal Tribal Non tribal Tribal
  Rural Population covered (1991)        

 1

Sub Centre 5000 3000  5383 3271

 2

Primary Health Center 30000 20000  28795 20413

 3

Community Health Center (R.H..)  120000 80000  160000 107000

 4

No. of Sub Center per PHC 6 5.5

 5

No of PHC per R.H. / CHC 4 5.49

 

Rural Population covered (1991)        

 6

MPW Female 5000 3000   4976

 7

Ratio of H.A. female to MPW female 1:6 1:3.15

 

Average Rural area covered by (in km)        

 8

Sub Centre 22.89     31.67

 9

Primary Health Center 136.39     174.2

10

Community Health Center (R.H.)
Average no. of villages covered
1156.52     956.52

11

Sub Centre 4.29     4.24

12

Primary Health Center 25.57     23.33

13

Community Health Center (R.H.) 216.85      128.10



Norms for provision of Medicine grants to R.H./PHC./SC.
 
Rs.
1) Rural Hospital (322) Non tribal    (265) 2.00 lakh / year
    Tribal (26) 2.00 lakh/ year
    ITDP (31) 3.00 lakh/ year
      Total (322)
2) Primary Health Center (1768) Non tribal    (1468)    0.60 lakh / year
    Tribal (130) 0.60 lakh / year
    ITDP (170) 0.80 lakh / year
      Total (1768)   
3) Sub center (9725) Non tribal    (7853) 0.06 lakh/ year
    Tribal (727) 0.06 lakh/ year
    ITDP (1145) 0.06 lakh/ year
      Total (9725)   




Regional and District Level Infrastructure

Deputy Director of Health Services ( Circle-8)




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