Aiming at holistic development of the State, including economic, social and environmental, the Manohar lal-led State Government on Tuesday released Haryana Vision document 2030, setting for itself firm targets and a clear roadmap on how to achieve them.
The Vision Document 2030 envisages increasing the GSDP to 9.8 per cent, industrial cluster in each district, 18 lakh job opportunities for the youth, raising the strength of skilled manpower to five lakh and 24-hour electricity among other things.
Chief Minister Manohar lal on Tuesday released the Vision document in the presence of his Cabinet Ministers and the United Nations Resident Coordinator Diego Palacios.
The Vision 2030 indicators have been mainly divided into three categories namely, economic, environmental and social. The economic indicators have focus on increasing the per capita income toRs 8,34, 351 and ensuring participation of 30 per women in the work force.
The environmental indicators include waste and garbage collection and arrangement of hundred per cent toilets and sewerage, 20 e-waste and solid waste management plants, renewable energy of 14.5 per cent of the total energy, complete ban on stubble-burning, setting up of 400 climate smart villages, and check on the depletion of water table.
Similarly, the social indictors include no malnutrition among children, housing for all, bringing down the Maternal Mortality Rate to 70 per one lakh live births, Neo-natal Mortality Rate to 12 per 1,000 live births, and under-five Mortality Rate to 25 per 1000 live births.
Besides, it aims at hundred per cent net enrolment ratio at pre-primary level, 97 per cent at primary level, and 95 per cent at secondary level, bringing down the drop-out rate to nil and reducing the crime against women.
Speaking on the occasion, the Chief Minister asked administrative secretaries of all departments to prepare a plan keeping in view the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to achieve the targets laid down in the Vision 2030 document in a phased manner.
These targets would help in enhancing the commitment level of the State Government and, therefore, there is need to accelerate the pace of works so that these can be achieved well before the scheduled time, he said.
Manohar lal said Vision 2030 was a comprehensive document carrying details of all activities and targets to be achieved in 2019, 2022 and 2030, and had been prepared keeping in view the basic requirements of the people of the State. Seven working groups had been formed which held about 60 brainstorming sessions to give final shape to this document, he added.
“During the last over two-and-a-half-year tenure of the present State Government, we have prepared a roadmap for the development of the State. The Government is in the process of preparing a State Resident Data Base (SRDB) to ensure that only eligible beneficiaries get the benefit of various welfare schemes”, the Chief Minister said.
He said that a survey would soon be carried out to ensure that new schemes and programmes are prepared in keeping with the needs and requirements of the people.
On the occasion, Finance Minister, Capt. Abhimanyu, ranked Haryana Vision 2030 Document among the biggest achievements during the over two-and-a-half -year tenure of the present government.
The United Nations Resident Coordinator, Diego Palacios, appreciated the Haryana Government for preparing a comprehensive vision document and assured all support and cooperation of his team in its effective implementation.