Public Expenditure for Children in Tamil Nadu

2009-10 to 2017-18

R. Srinivasan

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A template to segregate the expenditures on children from the State Budget is a useful exercise to provide a bird’s eye view of the availability of public resources for the development of children in the state. For instance, 18 per cent of Tamil Nadu’s budget was spent on children in 2017-18 and in absolute terms it increased around 280 per cent in a decade.

 

Contents in detail

List of Tables and Figures
Abbreviations and Acronyms
VC’s Message
UNICEF’s Message
Preface
Overview and Summary
Plan of the Report
Introduction
Note on the Methodology
 
1. Child-Centric Expenditure of the Department of Adi Dravidar and Tribal Welfare
 
2.  Child-Centric Expenditure of the Department of BC, MBC and Minorities Welfare
 
3.  Child-Centric Expenditure of the Department for Welfare of Differently Abled Persons
 
4.  Child-Centric Expenditure of the Department of Social Welfare and Nutritious Meal Programme
 
5. Child-Centric Expenditure of the Department of School Education
 
6.  Child-Centric Expenditure of the Department of Health and Family Welfare
 
7.  Child-Centric Expenditure of the Department of Labour and Employment
 
8.  Child-Centric Expenditure of the Department of Higher Education—Polytechnics
 
9.  Child-Centric Expenditure of the Department of Special Programme Implementation
 
10.  Child-Centric Expenditure of the Department of Transport
 
11.  Child-Centric Expenditure of the Department of Forests
 
12.  Template for the Presentation of Child-Centric Expenditure in Tamil Nadu
 
General Appendix – I
Tamil Nadu State Finances
 
General Appendix – II
Expenditure Budget: Statement 12, Government of India

Publisher AF Press
Publication Date 2019
Number of Pages 125
ISBN 9789332704923
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Academic Foundation (AF), based in New Delhi, is India’s leading independent publisher of academic/scholarly books in Social Sciences, specialising in Economics—Development Economics and Indian Economy in particular, and allied subjects.

About the Book

A template to segregate the expenditures on children from the State Budget is a useful exercise to provide a bird’s eye view of the availability of public resources for the development of children in the state. For instance, 18 per cent of Tamil Nadu’s budget was spent on children in 2017-18 and in absolute terms it increased around 280 per cent in a decade.

 

Contents in detail

List of Tables and Figures
Abbreviations and Acronyms
VC’s Message
UNICEF’s Message
Preface
Overview and Summary
Plan of the Report
Introduction
Note on the Methodology
 
1. Child-Centric Expenditure of the Department of Adi Dravidar and Tribal Welfare
 
2.  Child-Centric Expenditure of the Department of BC, MBC and Minorities Welfare
 
3.  Child-Centric Expenditure of the Department for Welfare of Differently Abled Persons
 
4.  Child-Centric Expenditure of the Department of Social Welfare and Nutritious Meal Programme
 
5. Child-Centric Expenditure of the Department of School Education
 
6.  Child-Centric Expenditure of the Department of Health and Family Welfare
 
7.  Child-Centric Expenditure of the Department of Labour and Employment
 
8.  Child-Centric Expenditure of the Department of Higher Education—Polytechnics
 
9.  Child-Centric Expenditure of the Department of Special Programme Implementation
 
10.  Child-Centric Expenditure of the Department of Transport
 
11.  Child-Centric Expenditure of the Department of Forests
 
12.  Template for the Presentation of Child-Centric Expenditure in Tamil Nadu
 
General Appendix – I
Tamil Nadu State Finances
 
General Appendix – II
Expenditure Budget: Statement 12, Government of India

Publisher AF Press
Publication Date 2019
Number of Pages 125
ISBN 9789332704923
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Public Expenditure for Children in Tamil Nadu

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₹ 1,295.00
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