Transcript report card on - Wada Na todo Abhiyaan

The Civil Society
REPORT CARD ON
3 Years of the NCMP
MAY 2007
3 Years of the NCMP
PROCESS
 500
Responses from Civil Society
Organizations
 From village groups to national networks
 20 Key Questions asked in relation to 5
Key Areas
 Health & Education - Land, Livelihood &
Food Security - Social Discrimination &
Exclusion – Governance – Peace &
Security
3 Years of the NCMP
Responses from 20 States
500 Responses from 20 States:
Andhra Pradesh – Assam - Bihar
Chattisgarh – Delhi – Goa – Gujarat
Haryana – Himachal – J&K – Jharkhand
Karnataka – Maharashtra – Meghalaya
Orissa – Rajasthan – Tamil Nadu – UP
Uttarakhand – West Bengal
3 Years of the NCMP
10%
0%
69
73
70
30
34
28
31
27
30
E- Peace,
Security and
Human Rights
20%
72
DGovernance
40%
30%
66
C- Social
Exclusion and
Discrimination
50%
70
B- Livelihood,
Land and
Food Security
60%
A- Health &
Education
70%
Overall CMP
Promises
The Civil Society Report Card on
The UPA
Achievements and Gaps
3 Years of the NCMP
GAPS
ACHIEVEMENTS
100%
90%
80%
Overall Assessment of the UPA
Highly Effective
1%
Effective to a
Large Extent
10%
Fully Effective
0%
Ineffective
1%
Marginally
Effective
46%
Partially
Effective
42%
Overall Assessment of the Government on NCMP
Promises
3 Years of the NCMP
10 Policy Demand from the UPA
1.
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3.
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5.
6.
Adopt the Right to Education Bill 2005 with suggested
amendments, and allocate 6% of the GDP to
Education
Allocate 3% of the GDP to Health and the effectively
implement the National Rural Health Mission (NRHM).
Ensure the rigorous implementation of the NREGA,
and involve the local elected bodies in the same
Implement Forest Rights Act, 2006 and strengthen the
implementation of the Land Reforms Acts.
Table and enact Women’s Reservation Bill in
Parliament immediately
Enact a comprehensive Central legislation on
reservation in the private sector for dalits and adivasis.
3 Years of the NCMP
10 Policy Demands from the UPA
7.
8.
9.
10.
Enact the Communal Violence Bill 2005 with
amendments and abolish the Armed Forces Special
Powers Act.
Stop forced eviction and ensure a comprehensive
policy for rehabilitation against displacement and
natural disasters.
Stop the privatization of basic services and the
imposition of user fees on the poor for these services,
such as proposed through the JNNURM
Ensure the participation of Elected Local Bodies (rural
& urban) in all development plans and projects.
3 Years of the NCMP