NATIONAL ECONOMIC PLANNING

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 WHAT IS INCLUSIVE GROWTH?

Inclusive growth as per the literal meaning of

the two words, refers to both the pace and
the pattern of the economic growth of a
country.

It focuses on economic growth which is a

necessary and crucial condition, for poverty
reduction.

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 How Inclusive growth has helped us in our Economic development?Cont’d

• The 11th 5 year Plan of India

2007-2012
This five year plan focuses on inclusive growth
Social Sector services
Agriculture
Industry
Services
Physical Infrastructure
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 How Inclusive growth has helped us in our
Economic development?
• Inclusive growth as a strategy of economic
development, received attention owing to a
rising concern and it has equitably shared.
• With the rise of lexicon economists,
planners, academicians and businessmen,
not just in India but even in international
forums.

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 INDIA’S GROWTH

PERIOD AVG GDP GROWTH/YEAR (%)

1st 30 years after independence 3.5

1980’s 5.6

1990’s 5.8

2005 to 2010 8.5

2011 9.0 (Est)

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 Future Growth

India: Currently a $1.3 Billion Economy with a

population of 1.2 billion

To sustain 9% growth and progress to a

double digit growth rate, inclusiveness of all
members of society in India is required.

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 Growth of Higher Education in India

20 Universities 500 Colleges

1950

2007
369 Universities 18,064 Colleges

Source:http://www.dnaindia.com/money/report_populism-affecting-india-s-
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 Developing Infrastructure
• India has enormous manpower.
Transportation (Road, Rail, airports, seaports etc)
Energy ( Power, Natural Gas, Coal mines,
petroleum etc)
Water Management (Drinking water, sewage,
irrigation etc)
Communication (Postal, Phones, TV/Radio etc

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Soft Infrastructure:
Social ( Education, Healthcare, Social Welfare
etc)
Industrial ( Manufacturing, SEZ etc)
Institutional ( Financial system, Information
Technology, Governance etc)

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 World Bank & Inclusive Growth

The inclusive growth program is inspired by

the World Bank's mission to help developing
countries alleviate poverty.

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 Role of Industry, Media and NGOs for
Inclusive Growth
Importance of Small and Medium Enterprises
(SMEs) for Inclusive Growth

The relevance of Media for Inclusive Growth

The Role of NGOs for Inclusive Growth

Proper medial and health care.

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• SME sector is estimated to account for 45 %
of India's manufacturing output and 40 per
cent of exports, employing 59 million people

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• Apart from these the finacial sector also
helped us which used to be an inclusion
distant dream?
• Some new innovations are seen now like the
‘Bank Correspondent’ who is the low
cost interface between a
bank branch and the customer

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 Microfinance
It is one of the great success stories in the
developing world in the last 30 years and is
widely recognized as a just and sustainable
solution in alleviating global poverty.
Commercialization of Microfinance in India as
news reports suggest has the central
government now planning to put in place a
‘Regulator’ in the microfinance space.
Source: Opportunity International

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 CONCLUSION
VISION 2020 as said by Dr.APJ.Abdul Kalam
during his term as president India will be
shining by 2020 and will be counted in the list
of developed countries.

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 THANK YOU 
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