Human Development Index

Delhi

Source: Delhi Human Development Report-2006, Census-2001

• At the end of the 9th Five Year Plan there are 1080 Jhugi Jhopdi Clusters in Delhi with the population of 3 million.

• They constitute 22% of the total population of Delhi.

• 30% are earning less than Rs. 96 per day the minimum wages.

• Female work participation-9.4% (Census 2001)

• In 55 difficult areas of Delhi 25% children are out of school.

• In 28 ICDS centers on an average mid-day meal is distributed on alternate days.

• Among the 6,90,000 households living in slums and squatter settlements 86% receive less than 50 liters water per day.

• National Sanitation coverage is only about 34%

Community led Survey

Conducted by

Mahila Pragati Manch &Centre for Advocacy and Research

Total no of households surveyed =228

• Kalyanpuri =130

• Janta Mazdoor Colony =26

• Sunlight Colony =28

• Tigri =44

Socio-economic profileSocio-economic profile

• Out of 228 Households Daily wage Labourer HH = 39% (89)Out of 89, Female earning HH = 17% (15)

• Out of 228 households Earning < Rs.3001 = 78% (177)

• Out of 177 HHOld settlers = 88% (156)New settlers = 12% (21)

• Out of 228 Households, Female earning HH = 31% (71)

Female headed HH = 34% (24)

Citizen’s Entitlements Citizen’s Entitlements

Ration card• Out of 228 households

Have ration cards = 75% (172)Have voter ID cards = 86% (197)

• Out of 89 HH Daily Wage Labourer

Have ration cards = 73% (65) Have voter ID cards = 84% (75)

• Out of 228 HH earning <3001 = 177

Have ration card = 72% (128)Have Voter ID card = 84% (149)

• Out of 228 HH, FH HH = 34% (24)Out of 24,HH have Ration Card = 58% (14)

Out of 24,HH have Voter ID Card = 67% (16)

Worst PerformanceWorst Performance

• No cleaning of drains & lanes 76% (173)

• No clearing of garbage 38% (86)

• No basic sanitation 83% (190)

• No water drainage 64% (146)

• No garbage dump 78% (177)

Total no of households -228

HH accessing to Govt. schools =48HH accessing to Private School = 4Total D.W.L. HH children access to School = 52 (58%)

HH did not respond = 3

Out of 48 HH Not satisfied with mid-day meal in Govt. School

Did not respond about mid- meal

5(10%) 14 (29%)

Access to basic servicesAccess to basic services

89 daily wage earners HH

Non-functional public toilets Not accessing schools

71% (63) 38% (34)

Out of 89 HH facing frequent illness = 59(66%)

Out of 228 (old settlers) HH earning <Rs. 3001 = 156

• Bring water from neighbours and other places

61% (95)

• Have frequent illness 72% (112)

• Do not send their children to school 21% (33)

• Send children to Government School• Send children private school • Out of 106 HH accessing mid-day meal-

NOT Satisfied

68% (106)8% ( 13) 4%

( 15)

• Do not get proper quantity of ration 19% (29)

Female Headed Households

• HH children do not go to school = 29% ( 07 )

• HH children go to school = 67% (16)

• Dissatisfied with mid-meal = 31.25% (05)

• Have frequent illness = 58% (14)

• Out of 14, HH do not get Proper quantity of ration = 29% ( 04)

• Get Ration only once in a month = 14 (100%)