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Haryana Vision 2030
Haryana has envisaged an ambitious agenda by the year 2030 which aims to eradicate extreme poverty; provide housing , 24 X 7 power and clean drinking water to all residents; maintain 100% open defecation free status; attain parity in child sex ratio; reduce maternal mortality rate to 70 per 1,00,000 live births and under 5 mortality rate to 25 per 1,000 live births ; eliminate malnutrition among children; ensure 100% net enrolment ratio at the pre-primary level; decrease the unemployment gap between men and women to 0%;reduce crime against women; diversify industrial growth to generate employment to the tune of 18 lakh and provide skill development training to 50,000 persons with disabilities.
Haryana has envisaged an ambitious agenda by the year 2030 which aims to eradicate extreme poverty; provide housing , 24 X 7 power and clean drinking water to all residents; maintain 100% open defecation free status; attain parity in child sex ratio; reduce maternal mortality rate to 70 per 1,00,000 live births and under 5 mortality rate to 25 per 1,000 live births ; eliminate malnutrition among children; ensure 100% net enrolment ratio at the pre-primary level; decrease the unemployment gap between men and women to 0%;reduce crime against women; diversify industrial growth to generate employment to the tune of 18 lakh and provide skill development training to 50,000 persons with disabilities.
The government is committed to focus its efforts towards combating climate change and protecting forest ecosystems, biodiversity and natural resources by aiming to eliminate stubble burning by 100%; establish 400 climate smart villages and increase tree cover by 10 % by the year 2030.
Haryana aims to upgrade to a modern digital state with information technology at the core for all sectors. The sustainable development of Haryana is only possible if the state follows five principles in the new way of governance. These are-
a) Integrated planning, convergence and decentralized implementation
b) Focusing on equitable development particularly to address gender inequality and regional imbalance.
c) Building human capital through educational attainment and skill enhancement
d) Citizen-centric services promoting rule of law, transparency and accountability, to facilitate easy access to essential services.
e) Green growth, both infrastructural and physical growth with regard for the environmental implications and natural resources depletion.