Strenths and Weaknesses of Tenth Five Year Plan of India
Tenth Five Year Plan India | 2011-03-18T11:22:04news table end 2011-03-18T11:22:04indian business directory table start | The Tenth Five Year Plan India (2002-2007) aims to transform the country into the fastest growing economy of the world and targets an annual economic growth of 10%. This was decided after India registered a 7% GDP growth consistently over the last decade. This GDP growth of 7% is much higher than the world's average GDP growth rate. Thus, the Planning Commission of India sought to stretch the limit and set targets which would propel India to the super league of industrially developed countries. In a nutshell, the Tenth Five Year Plan India envisages - | More investor friendly flexible economic reforms Creation of congenial investment environment Encourage private sector involvement Setting up state-of-the-art infrastructure Capacity building in industry Corporate transparency Mobilizing and optimizing all financial resources Implementation of friendly industrial policy instruments The Tenth Five Year Plan India documents are - Vol. I: Dimensions and strategies Perspective, objectives and strategy Macroeconomic dimensions Public sector plan: resources and allocations. External sector dimensions Employment perspective Governance and implementation Disaster management: the development perspective Policy imperatives and programmatic initiatives Vol. II: Sectoral policies and programs: OverviewHuman and social development Sectoral overview Elementary education Secondary education Vocational education Higher and technical education Adult literacy and continuing education Youth and sports Health Indian system of medicine and homeopathy Family welfare Women and children Art and culture The social net: Sectoral overview Poverty alleviation in rural India - strategy and