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Orissa is a high focus state with a population of 3.68 crores, comprising of 85% rural habitants, with 22% Scheduled Tribe and 16.5% Scheduled Caste population. With regard to NRHM , Orissa’s focus has been- reduction of Maternal mortality ratio and infant mortality rate.Janani Surakha Yojana : JSY was introduced towards the beginning of the year 2006 in the State. However full fledged operation took place in August 2006. As per NFHS -3 Institutional delivery in the state is 38.7% and data from CNAA for the year 2005-2006 shows institutional delivery at 43.05%.
The total number of JSY beneficiary who have received JSY assistance till date is 95917. Amongst the JSY beneficiaries institutional delivery is 48.5% .The analysis of last three month data on JSY shows an increasing trend in institutional delivery numbers. To be more specific for the months of October, November, December 2006 institutional delivery among JSY beneficiaries is 46.7%, 47.8% and 48 .5% respectively. The CNAA data for the above period for institutional delivery is 51.5%. Based on prelimnary analysis and on our impressions from the field , this increase can be attributed to the cash incentive being disbursed under JSY. To lend credence to the above fact a small analysis for two institutions in two KBK districts is graphically depicted below.
Mathili CHC of Malkangiri district the institutional delivery has increased from 88 (April 2005-December 2005) to 149 during April 2006 to December 2006. Similarly, institutional delivery of Koraput district in Ravanaguda PHC has gone up from 59 to 120; and in Boriguma CHC – 97 to 169 respectively in the period between April 2005 – December 2005 and April 2006 to December 2006. |
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Mission Director
National Rural Health Mission, Department of Health & Family Welfare, Government of Orissa
Unit-6, Behind Capital Hospital, Bhubaneswar-751001 | Phone/Fax: +91-674- 2392479/80 |
E-mail: oshfws@orissahealth.org
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