junior science refresher magazine

junior science refresher magazine

junior science refresher magazine published this article page no    68 part of global indices for reforms and growth (girg) initiative the latest index is based on the mpi from undp and ophi with inclusion of two additional indicators i.e. antenatal care and bank account under the dimensions of health and standard of living.  this baseline report of indias first ever national mpi measure is based on the reference period of 201516 of the national family health survey (nfhs). key findings from national mpi with estimates of national mpi headcount ratio and intensity of india states and uts as well as for all the districts the major findings from it are  national mpi at 0.118 with rural mpi at 0.155 and urban mpi at 0.04 (mpi ranges from 0 to 1 and higher values imply higher poverty).  highest poverty statesuts bihar with 51.91% of the population as poor followed by jharkhand and uttar pradesh.  lowest poverty statesuts kerala with 0.71% of the population as poor followed by puducherry and lakshadweep.  household level deprivations on important indicators o households deprived of healthy nutrition levels 37.6%. 28 o households deprived of six years of schooling 13.9%. o households with unimproved or no sanitation facility 52%. benefits of national mpi with its indicators having close relation with realizing the sdgs in particular –target 1.2 of the 2030 agenda which specifically focuses on addressing poverty in all its dimensions the national mpi will  junior science refresher magazine buy.

junior science refresher magazine