ssa 2010-11 analysis ppt

Sarva Siksha Abhyaan A Review

Points Discussed 6-11 Years Primary Education Status Quo 6- 11 Years

Access, Literacy, Child Population 6-

11 Years

Enrolments and Out of School SC, ST, OBC, Muslim and Total 6-11

Years

Points of Focus Never Enrolled, Drop Outs,

Retention, and Transition

Infrastructure Number of Schools, Drinking Water,

Common Toilets, Girls Toilets

Quality of Education Reading, Basic Arithmetic, Everyday Calculations

11-14 Years Upper Primary

Education Status Quo 11- 14 Years Access, Literacy, Child Population 11 14 Years

Enrolments and Out of School SC, ST, OBC, Muslim and Total 11 -14

Years

Points of Focus Never Enrolled, Drop Outs, and

Retention

Infrastructure Number of Schools, Drinking Water

Common Toilets, Girls Toilets

Quality of Education Reading, Basic Arithmetic, Everyday

Calculations

6 Districts

Account for 43%

of the Habitations

in the State

Total Number of

Habitations 74946 Chittoor, Vishakhapatnam,

Kadapa, Srikakulam, East.

Godavari, Mahbubnagar

32, 449 OR [43.29%]

Total Number of

Habitations in Each

District 2010

Number of

Habitations Without

Primary and Upper

Primary Schools

Vishakhapatnam

Srikakulam,

Vizianagaram,

Kadapa, E.

Godavari,

Adilabad - 2047

67.40%

Total Number

of

Habitations

Without

Primary

Schools Within

1 km

3061

Vizianagaram East

Godavari Adilabad

839

99.40%

Total Number of

Habitations

Without Upper

Primary Schools

Within 3km

844

Access to Primary School Access to Upper Primary Schools

Vishakhapatnam

Vizianagaram

Srikakulam,

Prakasham and

Khammam have

only 85% - 95% habitations with

access to Primary

Schools within 1km

18 District have 100%

access

2 districts 99.9 and

Only 3 districts have less

than 97% access to Upper

Primary Schools within 3

km.

Vizianagaram - 80% Access

to Upper Primary Schools is

- a Cause of Concern

The Literacy rate is

between 60% to 78.8%

in 10 districts. lowest in Vizianagaram,

Medak, and Nizamabad.

Mahbubnagar has

44.4% Literacy Rate

Variation of 20% between male and female literacy.. Average Male and Female literacy is

69.7% and 49.1% respectively. Average Male literacy rate range

- 56% - 83% and Average Female literacy rates range

31.9% - 73.5%. Gender Parity improves as literacy rates

improve. Gap is 20%-25% in the lower literacy districts and 10%

in higher literacy rate districts

Literacy Rates 2010

Karimnagar 287786

Srikakulam

222319

Medak 251390

Ranga Reddy

481353

Prakasham 292992

E. Godavari

390516

Khammam 221428

W. Godavari 290861

Krishna 312984

Warangal 287786

Kurnool

368772

Nalgonda

278740

Vizianagaram 196237

Guntur

350889

Anantapur

319056

Mahbubnagar

355221

Hyderabad

348075

Kadapa

255567

Chittoor 312984

Vishakhapatnam

338399

Nellore 223754

Nizamabad 213036

Adilabad

269862

Literacy Rates Between 44%-53%



District Wise Child Population [6-11 years] and Ranges in Literacy Rates

Size of the Box

Indicates Child

Population

Vizianagarm,

Nizamabad

Medak, Adilabad,

Kurnool,

Mahbubnagar,

Karimnagar

28.20% Child Population

Khammam,

Srikakulam,

Nalgonda,

Warangal,

Prakasham,

Anantapur,

Vishakhapatnam

28.57% child Population

Nellore, Kadapa,

W. Godavari,

Krishna, Chittoor,

Hyderabad, Guntur,

E. Godavari, Ranga

Reddy

43.22% Child Population

Lowest Literacy Rate

44%-53%

Medium Literacy Rate

54%-60%

Highest Literacy Rate

61%-79%

Focusing on these

Districts with Highest

Child Population and

low Literacy Rates

will impact the

maximum numbers

Chittoor,

Vishakhapatnam,

Kadapa, Srikakulum,

E. Godavari,

Mahbubnagar,

Anantapur,

Warangal form

2481848

OR

36% Of Child Population

Literacy Rates Ranges

Total Number of Child Population 6-11 Years 2010

The Total Child Population in 6-11 Years - 6862407

Ranga Reddy, E. Godavari, Kurnool, Mahbubnagar, Guntur, Hyderabad, Vishakhapatnam

Account for 38.3% of the Total Child Population. Targeting these 7 districts impacts :

Muslims Highest Child Population in Ranga Reddy, Hyderabad, Kurnool OBC Highest Child Population in Ranga Reddy, Vishakhapatnam, E. Godavari SC Highest Child Population in E. Godavari, Guntur, Kurnool ST Highest Child Population in Vishakhapatnam, Mahbubnagar

Child Population 6-11 Years 2010

Muslim - 609101 or 8.80%

Scheduled Tribes - 731294 or 10.60%

Scheduled Castes 1277380 or 18.60%

OBC 4244632 or 61.80%

Proportion of Child Population 6-11 Years Total Child Population Most in [> 320000] Ranga

Reddy, E. Godavari, Kurnool, Mahabubnagar,

Guntur, Hyderabad and Vishakhapatnam

Least in [>267000] Vizianagaram, Nizamabad,

Khammam, Srikakulum, Nellor, Medak and Kadapa

SC Child population most in Guntur, E. Godavari, Kurnool and Prakasham

ST child population most in Vishakhapatnam,

Khammam, Adilabad, Warangal, Nalgonda and

Mahbubnagar

OBC child Population most in Ranga Reddy, E.

Godavari and Vishakhapatnam

Muslim child population highest in Hyderabad,

Kurnool, Ranga Reddy, Kadapa

Districts With Highest Child Population in Each Category

Guntur, E.

Godavari,

Kurnool and

Prakasham

Vishakhapatnam

, Khammam,

Adilabad,

Warangal,

Nalgonda and

Mahbubnagar

Ranga Reddy,

E. Godavari

and Vishakhapatnam

Hyderabad,

Kurnool, Ranga Reddy, Kadapa

Ranga Reddy, E.

Godavari,

Kurnool,

Mahabubnagar,

Guntur,

Hyderabad and

Vishakhapatnam

All

Communities

Child

population

Highest

in

Muslim Child

Population

Highest

in

SC Child

Population

Highest

in

ST Child

Population

Highest

in

OBC Child

Population

Highest

in

SC Enrolments Per Cent

All Districts Except

Mahbubnagar, Kadapa,

Ranga Reddy,

Vishakhapatnam and

Hyderabad Have

> 99% enrolments

SC- Number of Out of

School Children

Mahbubnagar, Hyderabad,

Ranga Reddy, Kurnool,

Guntur, and Kadapa

account for 57.28% of the Total SC Out of School

Children

ST Enrolments Per Cent

ST Number of Out of School Children Khammam, Nellore, Vishakhapatnam,

Mahbubnagar,

Warangal, and

Ranga Reddy

account for

58.68% of the

out of school ST

Children in the

state

Only

Hyderabad,

Kadapa,

Khammam, &

Nellore have

OBC

Enrolments

All Districts

have

> 98% OBC

Enrolments

OBC Out of School

Children E. Godavari, Guntur,

Hyderabad, Kadapa,

Kurnool, Mahbubnagar

and Ranga Reddy

account for 59.25% of

total OBC Out of School

children

Muslim Number of Out Of School Children

Guntur, Hyderabad,

Nizamabad, Medak Ranga

Reddy and Warangal account

for 87.86% of Muslim Out Of School Children

Muslim

Enrolments

Per Cent

Nizamabad,

Warangal and

Medak have more

Girls enrolments

than Boys

Total Number of Enrolments - 6-11 Years - 2010

Total Number of Out of School Children 6-11 Years - 2010 Hyderabad,

Mahbubnagar,

Nizamabad, Ranga

Reddy, Guntur, Kurnool

and Khammam

account for 55.44%

of Total Out of School Children

Except [

Hyderabad,

Nizamabad,

Mahbubnagar and

Khammam] All

Districts

have more than

99% Enrolments

Never Enrolled 6-11 Years

Nizamabad, Ranga Reddy, Hyderabad, Medak, Mahbubnagar, Khammam and E. Godavari

account for almost 70% [ 11812 of total 17049] of the Never Enrolled children in the

State.

Hyderabad had a reversal - from being the last with ZERO never enrolled numbers in

2007 to Third highest by 2010

Drop Outs 6-11 Years

Hyderabad, Guntur, Mahbubnagar, Ranga Reddy, Kurnool, Kadapa have the largest

number of drop outs in the state and account for 51% of the states Drop Outs

Hyderabad has the largest number - 4050 drop outs. Sudden spurt in dropouts in

Hyderabad in 2007-08 [1261 to 5103]

Hyderabad,

Mahbubnagar, Warangal,

Adilabad, Nalgonda,

Kadapa, and Kurnool

Prakasham, Anatapur,

Medak, Ranga Reddy,

Nizamabad, Karimnagar,

Khammam, and

Vizianagaram

Chittoor, Nellore, Guntur,

Krishna, W. Godavari, E.

Godavari,

Vishakhapatnam and

Srikakulam

90% Retention

Retention in Primary School - 2009

Girls Retention Rates are marginally better than Boys in 17 Districts

Transition Primary School to Upper Primary School

Marginal improvement in the transition from Primary to Upper Primary 2007-

2010.All districts have transition rates above 85%. 13 districts have figures

between 90-95%, 5 districts having less than 90% and 5 district more than

95% transition rates

Number of Primary Schools 2010

Hyderabad has the

least Number of

Schools 639 that is reflected in its

low enrolments,

low Retention and

high out of school

children

Hyderabad, Ranga

Reddy and Kurnool

with highest total Child Population

have the least

number of Primary

Schools.

Hyderabad, Nizamabad, Ranga Reddy, and Kurnool have the highest number of Out of School Children in the 6-11 years category

Hyderabad, Nizamabad and Ranga Reddy have the most Never Enrolled

Children in the 6-11 years category

Hyderabad, Ranga Reddy and Kurnool have the Most Number of Drop

Outs in the state in the 6-11 years category

39149 Schools

OR

68.65%

of Total Number of

Schools

6298

OR

11.04% of Schools

2007

Schools Without Drinking Water Facility

2010

Substantial Reduction in the

Number of Schools Without

Drinking Water facility between

2007-2010

The condition has improved from

all districts [ Except Hyderabad]

having more than 1000 schools

without Drinking Water facility to

all districts [Except Adilabad,

Medak, Warangal and Nalgonda]

having less than 400 schools

without Drinking Water Facility

27633 Schools

OR

48.45%

of the Total Number of

Schools in the State

9443 Schools

OR

16.55% Schools

13687 Schools

OR

24%

of the Total

Number of

Schools in the

State

14018

OR

24.58%

of the Total Number

of Schools in the

State

Primary Schools Without Common

Toilets

Primary Schools Without Girls

Toilets

2007 2010 2007 2010

Size of the Box Indicates Child

Population

High Out of School - ST

Total Number of Child Population 11-14 Years 2010

Targeted policies addressing these 7 districts impacts enrollments mostly of

Muslim [highest in Hyderabad, Ranga Reddy and Kurnool] SC [highest in Karimnagar, Kurnool, Ranga Reddy, Krishna, E. Godavari] OBC [highest in Krishna, Hyderabad, Krishna, E. Godavari and Ranga

Reddy]

Ranga Reddy,

Hyderabad, E. Godavari,

Karimnagar, Guntur,

Krishna and Kurnool

have the highest child

population [ All

Communities] and

account for 38% of the total child population in

11-14 years.

Karimnagar 193710

Srikakulam

114289

Medak 154793

Ranga Reddy

283266

Prakasham

133856

E. Godavari

222754

Khammam 135625

W. Godavari 170288

Krishna

189490

Warangal

180079

Kurnool

187669

Nalgonda

173206

Vizianagaram 100979 Guntur

192170

Anantapur 169368

Mahbubnagar

182320

Hyderabad

237212

Kadapa

134662

Chittoor

176966

Vishakhapatnam 181532

Nellore 121561

Nizamabad 132622 Adilabad

138992




District Wise Child Population [11-14 years] and Ranges in Literacy Rates

Size of the Box

Indicates Child

Population

Child Population 11-14 Years 2010

Proportion of Child Population 11-14 Years - 2010

Muslim Child Population 329949 OR 8.44%

OBC Child Population

2548490

OR

65%

ST Child Population 319301 OR 8.17%

SC Child Population 709129 OR

18.15%

ST Child Population

Most in Ranga Reddy, Mahbubnagar, Nalgonda, Adilabad,

Warangal, Vishakhapatnam, and Khammam 59.19%

SC Child Population Most in

Karimnagar, W. Godavari, Kurnool, Ranga Reddy, Krishna, E.

Godavari 41.31%

Total Child Population

Most in Hyderabad, E. Godavari, Karimnagar, Guntur,

Krishna, Kurnool, Mahbubnagar, Vishakhapatnam 48%

Muslim Child Population Most in

Hyderabad, Kurnool, Ranga Reddy, Kadapa, Nizamabad,

Chittoor 55.77%

OBC Child Population Most in

W. Godavari, Krishna ,Vishakhapatnam, Hyderabad,

Karimnagar, E. Godavari, Ranga Reddy 40%

All Districts Except

Hyderabad, Kadapa,

Kurnool and

Mahbubnagar have >

than 96% enrolments.

Hyderabad has 88%

SC enrolments

SC Enrolments

Per Cent

SC Number of Out of

School Children

Hyderabad, Kurnool,

Kadapa, Guntur,

Mahbubnagar, and

Prakasam account for

50.78% of the number

of out of School SC

Children

ST Enrolments

Per Cent

Kadapa, Nellore,

Hyderabad,

Medak, Adilabad,

Khammam, Chittoor,

have less than 95%

enrolments

ST Number of Out of

School Children

6 Districts Nalgonda, Vishakhapatnam,

Warangal, Nellore,

Adilabad and Khammam

account for 58.13% of the number of ST out of

School Children

OBC Enrolment

Per Cent

OBC Number of Out

of School Children

All Districts

except Kadapa

and Hyderabad

have > than 98%

enrolments

Children in 7 Districts -

Hyderabad, Kadapa,

Mahbubnagar, Kurnool,

Ranga Reddy, Anatapur, and

Prakasam account for 56%

of OBC Out of School

Children

Muslim Enrolments

Per Cent

Muslim Number of Out

of School Children

Muslim enrolments are low

Total Enrolments

Per Cent

Total Number of Out

of School Children

Hyderabad, Kadapa,

Nellore, Adilabad and

Khammam have the

lowest enrolment rates

With Hyderabad having

the least 93.9%

Focusing on Hyderabad,

Kadapa, Kurnool, Guntur,

Mahbubnagar, Nellore

and Ranga Reddy can

address 51% of the out of school children in the

state

Hyderabad, Nizamabad, Khammam, Kurnool, Vishakhapatnam, Mahbubnagar account

for 65% of the never enrolled children

Reversal in Hyderabad Never Enrolled rates The District witnessed a sudden and major reversal which jumped from the last position in [2000-2009] with ZERO to

highest 1844 in [2010]

The Number of Never Enrolled Boys is Marginally more [53%] than Girls [47%]

Never Enrolled Children 11-14 Years - 2010

Drop Outs 11-14 Years 2010

Hyderabad, Kadapa, Guntur, Nellore, Kurnool, Adilabad, Ranga Reddy and Mahbubnagar have

more than 3000 Drop Outs and account for 58.28% of the Drop Outs in the State

Hyderabad accounts for 19% of the entire Drop Outs in the State.

The Girls Drop Out rates - 52% are marginally more than the Boys Drop outs - 48%

Retention in Upper Primary Schools 2009

Hyderabad,

Mahbubnagar, Guntur,

Kurnool, Kadapa

Warangal, Anatapur, Vizianagaram,

Vishakhapatnam, Krishna, Nellore, Ranga

Reddy, Khammam, Srikakulam, E.

Godavari, Adilabad

Nalgonda, Medak,

Prakasham, Chittoor,

W. Godavari, Karimnagar

Deterioration and reversal in retention in upper primary in all Districts, which decreased from all

districts having above 86% retention in 2007 to 11 districts having more than 86% retention in 2009

90% Retention

Total Number of

Upper Primary

Schools - 19716

Hyderabad has

the least number

of Upper Primary

Schools 203. It accounts for 19%

of Drop Outs,

largest number of

Total number of

Out of School

Children

and lowest

Upper Primary Schools Without Drinking Water Facility 2007-2010

18813 Schools

OR

95.4 % of

Upper Primary

Schools

1252 Schools OR 6.4%

There has been a remarkable

Reduction in the Number of

Schools without Drinking Water

in Upper Primary Schools

[essentially in 2008-2009]

Medak, Nalgonda, Kurnool

Warangal, Srikakulam and Ranga

Reddy have > 75 Upper Primary

Schools without Drinking Water

and account for 48% of the

schools without drinking water in

the State 2010 2007

13231 Schools

out of a total of

19716 Schools

OR

67.1% 4475 Schools

OR

22.6%

11002 out of

19716 Schools

OR

55.8% 5006 Schools

OR

25.3%

Upper Primary Schools Without

Common Toilets

Upper Primary Schools Without

Girls Toilets

2007 2010 2007 2010

Kadapa

Size of the Box Indicates

Child Population

High Out of School - ST

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