1.
illennium Development Goals
(MDG): The UN Summit on the
Millennium Development Goals concluded with the adoption of a global action
plan to achieve the eight anti-poverty goals by their 2015 target date and the
announcement of major new commitments for women's and children's health and other
initiatives against poverty, hunger and disease.
These goals were committed by the
respective Governments in UNO; but it is now far away in India from its fulfilment
within 2015 and necessary steps are to be taken to reach to the Goals as early
as possible even beyond 2015.
2. Ending Poverty with Ensuring
Right to Livelihood with Dignity
·
To
eradicate poverty & hunger, State should be liable for Proper Food Security to all section of
people by providing adequate food as per the nutrition standard approved by UNO
& WHO.
·
Public
Distribution System needs to be strengthened with regular and adequate supply of food and
other essential commodities like fuel to cook and electricity for all
household.
·
Regular
employment of all the toiling masses through effective
implementation of MGNREGS and other Acts and Schemes, not only for 100 days but
beyond that, at least 200 days per year
with need based minimum wage.
·
Provide
Clothes at an affordable price, for all
family-members, appropriate to their culture,
ensuring the quality;
at least one full set of clothing per year based on the correct size, season
and climate,
·
Habitable
Shelter to all including footpath dwellers, as per
International Humanitarian Standard (25m2
per person for a family of five ) with a cheaper price and long term
easy-monthly-instalments
·
Health Protection including safe-maternity
and Adequate Medical Facilities including hospitalisation facilities in
gram-panchayat level; strengthening
effecting implementation of NRHM
& NUHM
·
Social
Securities to All (Old Age Protection, Death
and Disability and other benefits in need)
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