Note: Well Distribution on Stream Order Raster
-Note: Well Distribution on Stream Order Raster
+Road Connectivity
-The road connectivity indicator takes into account the availability of all weather roads, internal pucca roads, public transport system and access to railway stations.
-This village has issues with road connectivity such as potential absence of an all-weather road, pucca roads, and lack of public transport. The village likely faces significant mobility constraints affecting service delivery, employment access, and market participation.
{% elif basic_infra_performance.0 == 'High' %} -This village has good public transport infrastructure such as availability of all-weather roads, internal pucca road networks, and railway connectivity.
+This village has good public transport infrastructure such as availability of all-weather roads, and internal pucca road networks.
{% else %} -This village has moderate road connectivity with some all-weather roads and basic public transport access, though there may be room for improvement in last-mile connectivity.
+This village may have an external road connection but weaker internal roads, or they may have some transport availability but uneven road quality.
{% endif %}The village has poor access to electricity such as lower levels of electrification, limited energy supply for enterprises, and minimal usage of clean cooking fuel.
+The village has poor access to electricity and clean energy such as lower levels of electrification, limited energy supply for enterprises, and minimal usage of clean cooking fuel.
{% elif basic_infra_performance.1 == 'High' %}This village likely has good electrification, access to energy for enterprises, and high adoption of clean cooking solutions.
{% else %} -This village has moderate electricity access and moderate adoption of clean energy, with opportunities for further expansion of electrification and clean cooking fuel adoption.
+This village may have moderate domestic electricity but incomplete clean fuel coverage or limited productive electricity.
{% endif %}Many housing demands under PMAY seem to be unmet in this village along with limited coverage under PMAY and Ujjwala schemes.
+Many housing demands under PMAY seem to be unmet in this village along with limited coverage under PMAY and Ujjwala schemes. As a result, there is a possibility that many households are living in kutcha houses.
{% elif basic_infra_performance.2 == 'Medium' %}This village exhibits moderate housing permanence and scheme coverage. While pucca housing rates seem to be decent, gaps remain in PMAY saturation and clean cooking fuel adoption.
{% elif basic_infra_performance.2 == 'High' %} @@ -469,28 +454,16 @@Maternal and Child Health
-Captures Anganwadi coverage, maternity service utilization, institutional deliveries, child registration and immunization coverage.
-- Green: High | - Yellow: Moderate | - Red: Low -
-There are concerns with access to maternal and child health services, including weak Anganwadi coverage, low service utilization for pregnant and lactating mothers, and poor health outcomes like anemia and low birth weight. The village may be prioritized for strengthening ICDS services, Anganwadi functionality, nutrition programs, and maternal care outreach.
+There are concerns with access to maternal and child health services, including weak Anganwadi coverage, low service utilization for pregnant and lactating mothers, and poor health outcomes like anemia and low birth weight.
{% elif health_wash_performance.0 == 'High' %}This village likely has adequate Anganwadi availability, good coverage of maternity services, high institutional deliveries, high rates of child registration and enrollment, and effective immunization coverage.
{% else %} -This village shows moderate maternal and child health service coverage. While some infrastructure exists, there is room for improvement in Anganwadi services, maternal care, and immunization programs.
+This village likely has functioning maternal-child systems in terms of moderate service utilization for pregnant and lactating mothers and Anganwadi coverage. However, outcome translation in terms of newborn health and sustained utilization of health schemes might be weak in this village.
{% endif %}Healthcare Infrastructure Access: Primary health centers / sub-centers in this village are accessible within -- kms. Community health centers, district hospitals and tertiary hospitals are accessible at a distance of -- kms and beyond. @@ -503,9 +476,9 @@
The village has weak infrastructure for piped water and sanitation facilities. Drainage and waste management systems might need strengthening.
+The village has weak infrastructure for piped water and sanitation facilities. Drainage and waste management systems should be investigated.
{% elif health_wash_performance.1 == 'Medium' %} -This village shows moderate piped water access and sanitation coverage. The drainage and waste management infrastructure should be checked for quality and accordingly prioritized for improvement.
+This village shows moderate piped water access and sanitation coverage.
{% elif health_wash_performance.1 == 'High' %}This village has good access to piped water, sanitation facilities, covered drainage systems and better adoption of waste recycling or biogas facilities, indicating advanced WASH outcomes.
{% endif %} @@ -523,7 +496,7 @@This village has primary education institutions covered within the reach of -- kms. Higher educational institutions, including access to higher secondary schools, colleges, and universities are accessible at a distance of -- kms and beyond.
+This village has primary education institutions covered within the reach of -- kms. Primary education comprises access to primary, upper primary, and secondary education. Higher educational institutions, including access to higher secondary schools, colleges, and universities are accessible at a distance of -- kms and beyond.
Financial Inclusion - Access Quality:
-- Financial inclusion indicates presence of a bank branch, presence of ATM services, availability of business correspondent services, proportion of SHGs accessing bank loans, minority households receiving bank credit, proportion of households with PMJDY accounts. -
-
- Green: Strong access to financial services (High financial inclusion)
- Red: Limited access to formal banking services (Low financial inclusion)
-
Social Protection - Scheme Coverage Quality:
-- Social protection accounts for BPL, NFSA, and pension coverage along with PDS utilization. -
-
- Green: Good coverage of welfare schemes (High social protection)
- Yellow: Moderate coverage with scope for improvement (Medium social protection)
- Red: Weak coverage of welfare schemes (Low social protection)
-
Institutionalization Strength
-Captured in terms of the proportion of households mobilized into Self-Help Groups, the share of SHGs federated into Village Organizations, household participation in producer groups, presence of a Farmer Producer Organization.
-- Green: High | - Yellow: Moderate | - Red: Low -
-Livestock Service Quality
-Availability of veterinary services, livestock development projects, and milk collection routes.
-- Green: High | - Red: Low -
-Note: Indicators describing the common pasture access of this village are taken from publicly available data from Mission Antyodaya, 2020. Indicator on distance from dairy processing and animal husbandry centers is fetched from the Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana (PMGSY) project, released publicly in 2023.
+Note: Indicators describing the common pasture access of this village are taken from publicly available data from Mission Antyodaya, 2020. Indicator on distance from dairy processing and animal husbandry centers is fetched from the Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana (PMGSY) project, released publicly in 2023. The livestock count for the village is derived from the 20th Livestock Census held in 2019.
Irrigation Watershed Access
-Presence of irrigation canals, rainwater harvesting structures, and watershed projects supporting water management.
-- Green: Good | - Red: Poor -
+Note: Source of these indicators is the publicly available data from Mission Antyodaya, 2020.
+Agricultural Support Services
-Agricultural support services are assessed in terms of proportion of farmers registered under farmer pension schemes, coverage of pension support for young farmers, and proportion of farmers who have undertaken soil testing.
-- Green: High | - Yellow: Moderate | - Red: Low -
-MGNREGA Work Uptake:
-
- Green: Good uptake (>100 assets)
- Red: Poor uptake (≤100 assets)
-
Organic Farming Adoption:
-- Green: High adoption - Yellow: Moderate adoption - Red: Low adoption -
-