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Government of India
Ministry of Health and Family Welfare
29-April-2016 13:53 IST
Mission Indradhanush

 

Under Mission Indradhanush, districts were categorized into high priority, medium and low priority districts based on the number of eligible children (partially vaccinated or unvaccinated) and full immunization coverage gap.

There is a gap between the target set and achievement made in 480 districts identified for Mission Indradhanush in 2 phases. There is also a difference between number of boys and number of girls vaccinated in the districts. The State/UTs wise achievements are given in the table below.

 

The Mission focuses on interventions to improve full immunization coverage in India to atleast 90% by 2020. Challenges/hurdles faced for effective implementation of Mission Indradhanush are variable visibility of the program, weak inter-sectoral & inter-departmental convergence and gaps in microplan. The program is focusing on increasing awareness by enhancing Information Education Communication (IEC) activities, oversight of program at highest level, health systems strengthening through revision of microplans and training of health officials & frontline workers for capacity building.

 

State/UT-wise target and achievement for two phases of Mission Indradhanush (Provisional Report)

 

S. No

District

Estimated Target for MI
(Phase 1 & 2)

Children fully immunized
(Phase 1 & 2)

% Children fully immunized

 

 

 

Total

Male

Female

 

1

A&N Islands#

610

0

0

0

0%

2

Andhra Pradesh

335235

32,716

17030

15686

10%

3

Arunachal Pradesh

12891

4,840

2449

2391

38%

4

Assam

225646

68,194

36892

31302

30%

5

Bihar

740467

1,68,789

90041

78748

23%

6

Chandigarh

2197

868

466

402

40%

7

Chhattisgarh

128614

1,19,012

62490

56522

93%

8

D&N Haveli

3666

113

54

59

3%

9

Daman & Diu

658

118

49

69

18%

10

Delhi

88327

2,14,034

114412

99622

242%

11

Goa

1396

220

122

98

16%

12

Gujarat

443660

1,19,293

62521

56772

27%

13

Haryana

219275

1,90,748

102712

88036

87%

14

Himachal Pradesh

32498

4,092

2041

2051

13%

15

Jammu & Kashmir

57419

16,944

9118

7826

30%

16

Jharkhand

166569

1,49,525

78533

70992

90%

17

Karnataka

155626

1,18,825

62285

56540

76%

18

Kerala

68476

16,019

8290

7729

23%

19

Madhya Pradesh

510485

3,40,160

182109

158051

67%

20

Maharashtra

561466

62,835

32553

30282

11%

21

Manipur

15877

6,865

3419

3446

43%

22

Meghalaya

37201

10,497

5409

5088

28%

23

Mizoram

5181

1,035

564

471

20%

24

Nagaland

21098

2,853

1475

1378

14%

25

Odisha

247023

61,150

32394

28756

25%

26

Puducherry

7224

210

124

86

3%

27

Punjab

116304

35,788

19243

16545

31%

28

Rajasthan

329410

3,32,445

175916

156529

101%

29

Sikkim

909

14

7

7

2%

30

Tamil Nadu

443474

1,81,781

95621

86160

41%

31

Telangana

293057

54,155

28426

25729

18%

32

Tripura

27722

2,071

1080

991

7%

33

Uttar Pradesh*

1967470

14,03,652

682034*

576133*

71%

34

Uttarakhand*

28290

36,780

18372*

16248*

130%

35

West Bengal

290310

75,945

39830

36115

26%

36

India

7585731

38,70,447

 

 

51%

* Total children vaccinated does not sum upto gender-wise disaggregated data for State of Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand as gender disaggregated date not available for April 2015 round..

# In UT of A&N thought the have reached to 32 children but none fully vaccinated.

 

 

The Health Minister, Shri J P Nadda stated this in a written reply in the Lok Sabha here today.

 

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MV/JC