Khattar’s vision 2030: 9.8 % GSDP, 18 lakh jobs, 24hour power supply
Aims to increase per capita income to ₹8,34,351, ensure 30% women in workforce
CHANDIGARH: The Manohar Lal Khattar-led Haryana government on Tuesday released the ‘Haryana Vision 2030’, a document that aims to outline a roadmap for the state’s development path and ways to tread on it.
The document envisages increasing the gross state domestic product (GSDP) to 9.8%, creating an industrial cluster in each district, 18 lakh jobs, raising strength of skilled manpower to five lakh and providing 24 hour power supply, among others.
Releasing the document, Khattar said the goals have been divided into three categories: economic, environmental and social. He was accompanied by state finance minister Captain Abhimanyu and United Nations’ resident coordinator Diego Palacios.
The economic indicators aim to increase the state’s per capita income to ₹8,34,351 and ensure participation of 30% women in the workforce.
Similarly, the environmental indicators include ambitious goals like attaining 100% open-defecation-free status, waste and garbage collection, proper sewerage facility ,20 e-waste and solid waste management plants, raising the share of renewable energy to 14.5 % of the total energy, blanket ban on stubble burning, setting up 400 climate smart villages, and check on the depleting water table.
In the domain of social indicators, the vision document envisages to put an end to malnutrition among children, ensure housing for all, bring down maternal mortality rate to 70 per 1 lakh live births, reduce neo-natal mortality rate to 12 per 1,000 live births, and under-five mortality rate to 25 per 1,000 live births.
Besides, it aims at attaining 100 % net enrolment ratio at pre-primary level, 97 % at primary level, and 95 % at secondary level.
Furthermore, the government also aims to bring down the dropout rate to zero and reduce crime against women in the state.
Meanwhile, the chief minister asked administrative secretaries of all departments to prepare plans for their respective departments keeping in view the united Nation’s sustainable development goals (SDGs), to achieve the targets laid down in the vision document in a phased manner.
He added that seven working groups were formed to brainstorm the details of the vision document and the groups held 60 sessions to frame the document.
THE CM ASKED ALL DEPARTMENTS TO PREPARE PLANS IN VIEW OF UN’S SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS