Governing Council Meeting 23rd April, 2017

National Institution for Transforming

India, Government of India

Amitabh Kant, CEO

Sub-Groups of Chief Ministers

Rationalization of Centrally Sponsored Schemes into 28 Umbrella Schemes

Completed

Skill Development Report approved, implementation by Ministry of Skill Development

Swachh Bharat Mission Report approved, 83 out of 90 points accepted

Task Forces on Critical Challenges

Elimination of Poverty in India Report finalized

Agriculture Development Report finalized and action being taken

Other Decisions

Appraisal of 12th Five Year Plan Document

Completed

ACTION TAKEN ON DECISIONS OF GOVERNING COUNCIL MEETING

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VISION STRATEGY ACTION PLAN

2017-18 to 2031-32

15-year long-term Vision

Combines national social goals and international Sustainable Development Goals

Expands beyond the traditional Plan mandate to include internal security, defence, etc.

2017-18 to 2023-24

7-year mid-term Strategy

Converts a broader vision into implementable policy

2017-18 to 2019-20

3-year short-term Action Plan

Translates policy into action by 2019

Aligned to the predictability of financial resources during the 14th Finance Commission Award Period

5 YEAR PLAN NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT AGENDA

Beginning 2017-2018

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Road-map for

Revitalization of

Agriculture

Model Land Leasing Law

Road-map on Pradhan Mantri

Krishi Sinchayee Yojana

National Energy Policy

Road Map on Poverty

Elimination

Development Strategies for

North East & Hilly areas

Digital Payments

& Targeting 50 Olympic

Medals: Let's Play Initiative

Appraisal of 12th five-year

plan

& Review of Scholarships

schemes for SC students

: Revitalization of NGO-PS

Portal

National Nutrition Strategy

NITI’S POLICY MAKING INITIATIVES

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States actively participated in three regional consultations held at Gandhinagar, Bengaluru and New Delhi

States agreed on five key issues: a) Enhancing productivity

b) Land leasing reforms

c) Remunerative prices

d) Risk management

e) 2nd Green Revolution in eastern India

AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT

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Land Leasing Reforms Model Act on agricultural land

leasing drafted and released

NITI Expert Group included 7 States: Andhra Pradesh, Assam,

Maharashtra, Meghalaya, Uttarakhand, Punjab and Rajasthan

National consultations held with all States

Special cell on land reforms established to liaison with states

LAND LEASING REFORMS

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NITI launched Agriculture Reform and Farmer Friendly Index on 31st October 2016

Major policy reforms included: APMC Reforms, Land Leasing Reforms, Felling and Transit rules for trees grown on private land

Consultation with all the States held before launch

APMC Model Act version 2 prepared. Discussion with all States held on agriculture reforms

AGRICULTURE MARKETING AND FARMER FRIENDLY REFORMS

4.8

7.3

7.4

7.4

14.3

17.7

20.1

22.1

25.2

27.9

32.5

32.6

33.3

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37.1

43.9

47.8

49.4

51.4

52.8

54.3

55.5

56.2

59.5

63.3

69.5

70

71.5

81.7

0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90

Puducherry

Delhi UT

Jammu & Kashmir

Lakshadweep

Meghalaya

Tamil Nadu

Chandigarh

Arunachal Pradesh

Uttarakhand

Odisha

West Bengal

Sikkim

Nagaland

Mizoram

Assam

Punjab

Uttar Pradesh

Jharkhand

Chhattisgarh

Goa

Telangana

Karnataka

Andhra Pradesh

HimachalPradesh

Haryana

Madhya Pradesh

Rajasthan

Gujarat

Maharashtra

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Road Map for PMKSY shared with States/UTs

Road Map for Har Khet Ho Pani and how to produce more output per unit of water (Per Drop More Crop)

Focus on early completion of 8,214 on-going projects under IWMP to provide irrigation to 27.31 lakh hectare in rain-fed areas

Need for revival of existing tanks, ponds, and water bodies and formation of Water Users Association

PRADHAN MANTRI KRISHI SINCHAYEE YOJNA

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15 Sectors covered

MOVING FROM IMPACT TO OUTCOME

Road (Highways)

Petroleum & natural gas

Rural housing

Civil aviation Renewable energy

Rural roads

Digital Shipping Railways

Education Rural livelihoods

Urban housing

Health Sanitation Power (incl. coal)

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WHERE STATES STAND: HEALTH

Infant Mortality Rate (/1000 live births)

Maternal Mortality Ratio (/100,000 live births)

India average : 41 India average : 167

Top third (6-28) Middle third (29-35) Bottom third (40-64) Data NA

Top third (61-113) Middle third (127-222) Bottom third (244-300) Data NA

Source: NFHS4, 2015 (IMR); SRS 2011-13 (MMR) 10

Doctor density

/1,000 population

Total bed density

/1,000 population

≥1

0.7-1

<0.7

>=2

1.5-2

<1.5

WHERE STATES STAND: HEALTH

Regional skew of health infrastructure and manpower

Source: NHFS 2015-2016 11

WHERE STATES STAND: EDUCATION

Class V NAS Score, 2015, Cycle 4 Reading Comprehension

(Average score, %) Mathematics (Average score, %)

India average = 48.2% India average = 48.2%

Top third (49.8-52%)

Middle third (47.6-49.6%)

Bottom third (41.6-47.4%)

Data NA

Top third (49.2-54.6%)

Middle third (47.2-49%)

Bottom third (41.6-47%)

Data NA

Source: What Students of Class V Know And Can Do, National Achievement Survey Class V, 2015, NCERT 12

100 DISTRICTS INDIA MUST TRANSFORM - EDUCATION

Drop-out rate at elementary level (%) Pupil Teacher Ratio (%)

13 Source: U-DISE 2015-2016

Annual Health Survey Composite Health Index

100 DISTRICTS INDIA MUST TRANSFORM – HEALTH & ROADS

Unconnected PMGSY Habitations

14 Source: Census, 2011; MoRD, 2017

Combination of Health, Education and Roads

100 DISTRICTS INDIA MUST TRANSFORM

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NITI’s composite annual health index, highlighting incremental improvement by States

Aim o State-level performance

monitoring

Data collection 1. States enter data on specific

indicators into NITI’s web-portal

2. Independent third party agency verifies

3. States are ranked by performance

NITI – HEALTH INDEX

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NITI’s composite annual Educational Quality index, highlighting incremental improvement by States

Aim Focus of States towards outcomes Objective performance benchmarks Sharing best practices

Data collection 1. Data is pre-entered based on NAS

and U-DISE 2. Data is entered by States 3. States are ranked on performance

NITI – SCHOOL EDUCATION QUALITY INDEX (SEQI)

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>50

33-50

<33

Source: SEQI, March 2017

SEQI BASELINE SURVEY 55.65%

53.01%

52.46%

51.11%

50.11%

49.96%

48.38%

47.91%

45.18%

44.34%

43.63%

42.24%

41.91%

41.38%

41.29%

40.51%

40.27%

40.19%

39.88%

39.54%

38.73%

38.19%

33.97%

32.74%

32.57%

30.11%

29.76%

28.81%

28.69%

28.57%

26.91%

25.67%

25.55%

25.36%

22.05%

18.13%

Kerala

Delhi

Goa

Tamil Nadu

Chandigarh

Karnataka

Gujarat

Punjab

Rajasthan

Odisha

Sikkim

Maharashtra

Haryana

Lakshadweep

Mizoram

Himachal Pradesh

A&N lslands

Puducherry

Chhattisgarh

Uttarakhand

Andhra Pradesh

Uttar Pradesh

Madhya Pradesh

D & N Haveli

Jammu & Kashmir

Tripura

Bihar

Telangana

West Bengal

Manipur

Arunachal Pradesh

Meghalaya

Daman & Diu

Assam

Jharkhand

Nagaland18

A Composite Water Management Index to assess and improve the performance in efficient management of water resources

Ranking of States on 28 KPIs/outcomes

Index covers irrigation status, drinking water and other water-related sectors

WATER INDEX S S

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DEVELOPMENT SUPPORT SERVICES FOR STATES: TRANSFORMING

HEALTH AND EDUCATION

Transform Education and Health outcomes in States over 3 years

Create best-practice education and health models

Ensure capacity building

Disseminate across the country

States selected through a challenge process

Co-funded by partner states with NITI

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PPP FOR HEALTH SECTOR

Joint exercise between MoH&FW and NITI

Prevention & Treatment of Cardio Vascular Diseases,

Pulmonary and Cancers

Strengthening District Hospitals in Tier 2 and

Tier 3 cities

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SUPPORT FOR INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT IN STATES

Social Infra, 10, 25%

Commercial Infra, 7, 17%

Transport, 9, 22%

Water & Sanitation,

10, 25%

Communication, 1, 3%

Other, 3, 8%

Sectoral Distribution of Screened Projects

Social Infra Commercial Infra Transport

Pre-Feasibility DPR Bidding Financial Closure Implementation

40 projects shortlisted out of 419

Projects submissions as per template

Data gaps / projects not through channel

Have submitted projects

Not submitted projects

1

2

4

1

6

5

2

4

1

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40 Projects selected for Pre-feasibility

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100 Digi Dhan Melas held in 100 cities all over the country with active cooperation of the State Governments

DIGITAL INDIA

Committee of Chief Ministers convened by Shri Chandra Babu Naidu, Hon’ble Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh, to facilitate migration to digital payments

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DIGITAL INDIA (21) DIGITAL INDIA

75 Townships have gone less

cash

7.21 Lakh Merchants Onboard

23 Times Increase in UPI

Transactions

BHIM App launched to enable simple, easy and quick transactions using UPI 19 million downloads

BHIM-Aadhaar, the merchant interface of the BHIM App, launched for making digital payments by using the Aadhaar platform

Cash Back and Referral schemes launched on 14th April 2017

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SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY ROADMAP

Focus on 15 Disruptive Technologies

k k

Data mining/Big-data

• Internet of Things

Cyber-Physical system

Bio-Technology

Cyber Security

Nano-Technology

• 3D Printing, Additive Manufacturing

Smart Manufacturing

Precision Agriculture

Advanced Energy Storage

Waste to Energy

Recycle and Reusing Water

• To manage natural resources

Satellite-based Technologies

Advanced GIS

Next Generation Genomics

Renewable Energy

Cloud technology

• Hyper Loop, SkyTran etc.

Emerging Transport Tech

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ATAL INNOVATION MISSION

43 42

41

33

30 29

22 21

18 18 17 17

13 12

11 11 10 10 10

8 7 7

4 4 3 3 3 3

2 2 2 1

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5

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

50State Wise Distribution of 457 Atal Tinkering Labs

2017-18: 1,000 more Tinkering Labs to be approved

Innovating in Schools through Tinkering Labs

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Incubators will support and encourage start-ups in specific subjects/sectors

10 new Atal Incubation Centres (AICs) selected

6 Existing Incubation Centres (EICs) being scaled up into World Class Institutes

ATAL INNOVATION MISSION

Delhi

Hyderabad

Bangalore

Tiruchirappalli Kollam

Mohali

Noida

Banasthali

Bhopal

Raipur

Tiruppur

Mumbai

EIC

AIC

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ATAL GRAN D CHALLEN GES

Sewage Free India Zero Blackout IndiaUniversal Drinking Water

Sada Bahar Bharat30 Day Flyover

Low Cost Green Battery

ATAL GRAND CHALLENGES

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State Forward: Best Practices from Our States is an exhaustive set of case studies that reflect the States’ best practices across all themes

Knowledge Portal to share best practices across sectors:

BEST PRACTICES OF STATES

www.indiaknowledgehub.gov.in

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In view of merger of Plan and Non Plan expenditure in 2017-18, NITI ensured adequate allocation for SCs (SCSP) and STs (TSP)

Developed Online Monitoring Framework for Nodal Ministries for SCSP and TSP

ENHANCED ALLOCATION FOR SCs AND STs IN 2017-18

Item 2016-17 2017-18 % Increase

Allocation for SCs

Rs. 38833 crore (BE)

Rs. 52393 crore (BE)

35%

Allocation for STs

Rs. 24005 (BE)

Rs. 31920 crore (BE)

33%

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Portal developed, being used by 35 departments and 27214 NGOs

No disbursement of grants to NGOs without Unique ID from portal

PAN of NGO and PAN and Aadhar number of office bearers made mandatory for NGO registration

Funds tracked to ensure transparency

States/UTs can benefit from the portal

NGO-Darpan Portal

http://ngodarpan.gov.in/

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NITI mandated to steer the initiative

Total number of islands in India: 1382

10 islands (5 each in A&N and Lakshadweep) shortlisted for the first phase

Master Plans being prepared for sustainable development

SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF ISLANDS

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LK

Thinnakara Island

Bangaram Island

Suheli Island

Minicoy Island

Cheriyam Island

AN

Long Island

Smith Island

Ross Island

Aves Island

Little Andaman

SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF ISLANDS

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13

3

2

1

1

1 1

1 1

1

1

1

Shillong

New Delhi

Mussoorie

Mumbai

Bhopal

Ahmedabad

Hyderabad

Bangalore

Chennai

Kanpur Jamshedpur

Kharagpur

Creating a partnership network across 7 themes with 27 Knowledge and Research Institutes including: AIIMS, IIT-K, IIT-KGP, IIM-A, IISc. etc.

• Expert & Technical Advisory Groups

• E Resource Networks

Capacity Development

• Theme Papers, Annual Seminar

• Best Practices, Newsletters

7 Year Strategy & 3 Year

Action Plan

• Mentor 10 or more Institutes

• Integrate National Development Agenda

Mentoring & Outreach

• Campaigns on priority issues

• Mobilise Faculty, Students, Society

Social Mobilisation

NITI’S THINK TANK ROLE –‘SAMAVESH’

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Lecture 1: “India and the Global Economy” - Hon’ble Deputy Prime Minister of Singapore Shri Tharman Shanmugaratnam (August 2016)

Lecture 2: “Technology and Transformation” - Bill Gates (November 2016)

NITI’S THINK TANK ROLE – LECTURE SERIES

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COOPERATIVE FEDERALISM - URBANIZATION

Singapore Cooperation Enterprise &

Temasek Foundation

Workshop on Urban Governance, waste

& water management &

PPPs

84 officers from 7 States in 10 month

Urban Management Programme

University of New South Wales & Australia India

Council

Institute for Transportation and

Development Policy (ITDP)

Workshop on Smart Cities in

New Delhi

Strategic Mobility Plan to promote

walking, cycling & public transport

Pilot projects in Jharkhand,

Maharashtra & Tamil Nadu

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COOPERATIVE FEDERALISM: NORTH EAST AS DRIVER OF GROWTH

Active participation in the development of the North Eastern States Manufacturing policy for the NE and Himalayan States being formulated Issues arising out of FFC recommendations taken up by NITI – Rs. 500 cr

released to Sikkim and Rs. 150 cr to Tripura Rs. 500 cr (17-18) to be granted to local bodies not covered under FFC

recommendations Sorting out bottlenecks of hydel projects in Arunachal Pradesh Consultation workshop for the North Eastern States on implementation

of Vision 2030 Strategies being formulated to meet the objective of Act East Policy

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REDEFINING GOVERNMENT

Merger of Tribunals: Across Mins.: 15 7 Water Dispute: 5 1

Review of 680 Autonomous Bodies across 69 Mins. & Depts.

Abolition of 1175 laws in GoI Assisting Rajasthan & J&K in

similar exercise

Consolidation and redrafting of the Ports Act

National Conference for Strengthening Arbitration and

Enforcement in India

Supported States of Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh, and Odisha for Decentralised District Planning

Restructuring and advising Railways on safety and merging Railways Budget with Annual Budget

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INSTITUTIONAL RESTRUCTURING

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21st century govt. cannot deliver with 19th century institutions

Restructuring Medical

Education

Reforming UGC

Restructuring Indian Systems

of Medicine and

Homeopathy

Tracking performance of District Hospitals

Reforming AICTE

ACTION ON SICK CPSEs & STRATEGIC DISINVESTMENT

Report recommending

closure of 26 sick CPSEs

Strategic Disinvestment

Report I & II

• 15 CPSEs

• 3 units of SAIL

• 1 Steel unit of NMDC

Strategic Disinvestment

Report III

• Recommended strategic disinvestment of 12 CPSEs

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SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS

Nodal body for overseeing the implementation of SDGs Draft mapping of the Goals on Ministries and consultation

held with States Key Performance Indicators being developed by MoSPI

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Thank You

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