IAS

AMinistry of Health & Family Welfare Bchildren in eligible government and government-aided schools Cimproving nutrition, attendance and learning conditions Drural poor, especially women organised into SHGs

Apoor and vulnerable families Bstrengthening preparedness and health-system resilience Clow-cost accident insurance cover Dimproving housing quality and reducing shelter vulnerability

Astrengthening preparedness and health-system resilience Bcashless secondary and tertiary hospitalisation cover Cassistance for pucca rural houses with basic amenities Dsupport for affordable urban housing through multiple verticals

Aassistance for pucca rural houses with basic amenities Bproviding basic life-risk protection Chousehold tap-water connections with focus on adequate and safe supply Dreducing catastrophic out-of-pocket health expenditure

Anutrition support, ECCE and upgraded Anganwadi infrastructure BHealth Cproviding basic life-risk protection Dcrop insurance against specified crop risks

Ademonstrating quality, inclusive and holistic schooling Bpublic-health system strengthening and health services Crural households and communities Dreducing catastrophic out-of-pocket health expenditure

AIt is a targeted public intervention with defined beneficiaries, implementation arrangements and objectives. Bschool education from pre-school to senior secondary Cproviding basic life-risk protection Dcontributory pension with scheme-specific guaranteed pension slabs

Acombining safety, protection and women's empowerment BA gap where private provision alone may leave socially important needs underprovided. Celigible urban households needing affordable housing Dwomen and girls needing safety, protection or empowerment support

AWhether intended beneficiaries receive the service or benefit and whether the intended outcome improves. Beligible elderly, widows and persons with severe disabilities Csocial assistance through pension components Dselected existing government schools

ABenefits can extend beyond the direct recipient to households, communities or the wider economy. Bchild-protection systems and family-based care Cimproving health, welfare and reducing time burdens Dstatutory wage-employment guarantee subject to scheme conditions

Apoor and vulnerable families Bassistance for pucca rural houses with basic amenities Cexpanding formal financial inclusion Deligible citizens seeking contributory pension

Acashless secondary and tertiary hospitalisation cover Bimproving housing quality and reducing shelter vulnerability Ccombining safety, protection and women's empowerment Deligible rural houseless and inadequately housed households

Areducing skill mismatch and improving employability Bcombining safety, protection and women's empowerment Creducing catastrophic out-of-pocket health expenditure Dexpanding formal financial inclusion

Aimproving public health, dignity and environmental outcomes Bdevelopment of exemplar schools aligned with NEP 2020 Cimproving retirement-income security DProviding benefits without reference to the scheme's defined objective or target group.

Aschool education from pre-school to senior secondary BComparing coverage, service quality and outcomes against the scheme's stated objectives. Celigible bank/post-office account holders meeting scheme conditions Dpublic-health system strengthening and health services

Achildren in eligible government and government-aided schools Bimproving public health, dignity and environmental outcomes CIt improves targeting and reduces exclusion or inclusion errors. Deligible citizens seeking contributory pension

Acombining safety, protection and women's empowerment BPublic expenditure should be assessed in terms of targeting, effectiveness, equity and fiscal sustainability. Clow-cost life insurance cover Dlow-cost accident insurance cover

AIt seeks to improve a specific social or economic constraint that can affect welfare and human-capital outcomes. Bproviding a rural safety net and creating community assets Csanitation, ODF sustainability and waste management Dsupplementing farm-household income and liquidity

Aschool education from pre-school to senior secondary BPoor targeting, weak delivery capacity, inadequate awareness or weak monitoring. Cstrengthening human-capital formation across school education Dcontributory pension with scheme-specific guaranteed pension slabs

Areducing malnutrition and improving early-childhood development Breducing skill mismatch and improving employability Ccashless secondary and tertiary hospitalisation cover Dsocial assistance through pension components

AMinistry of Health & Family Welfare Bcombining safety, protection and women's empowerment Creducing malnutrition and improving early-childhood development DSambal and Samarthya components

Apublic-health institutions and health systems Bstrengthening human-capital formation across school education Cfoundational literacy and numeracy Dstates and vulnerable populations

Araising incomes and strengthening household resilience Bchild-protection systems and family-based care Cstrengthening early learning foundations Dpublic-health system strengthening and health services

Aaddressing health-system and access gaps Bproviding basic life-risk protection Cchildren in foundational years Dyouth seeking skill training and certification

Astrengthening early learning foundations BHealth Creducing catastrophic out-of-pocket health expenditure Dimproving public health, dignity and environmental outcomes

Aimproving urban public health and environmental quality Baddressing health-system and access gaps Cchild-protection systems and family-based care Dreducing malnutrition and improving early-childhood development

Ahousehold tap-water connections with focus on adequate and safe supply Bunbanked and underserved households Cimproving retirement-income security DIt is a targeted public intervention with defined beneficiaries, implementation arrangements and objectives.

Alow-cost life insurance cover Bselected existing government schools CA gap where private provision alone may leave socially important needs underprovided. Deligible elderly, widows and persons with severe disabilities

Astrengthening preparedness and health-system resilience Bcooked meals and nutrition support Cstrengthening early learning foundations DWhether intended beneficiaries receive the service or benefit and whether the intended outcome improves.

ABenefits can extend beyond the direct recipient to households, communities or the wider economy. Bprotecting against specified accidental death/disability risks Cimproving urban public health and environmental quality Dlow-cost life insurance cover

Aimproving nutrition, attendance and learning conditions Bchildren in foundational years Cstrengthening human-capital formation across school education Dstates and vulnerable populations

Asocial assistance through pension components Bintegrated support for access, equity, quality and learning Cpublic-health system strengthening and health services Dimproving housing quality and reducing shelter vulnerability

Aaddressing health-system and access gaps Beligible bank/post-office account holders meeting scheme conditions Ccontributory pension with scheme-specific guaranteed pension slabs Dimproving retirement-income security

Aproviding a basic social-protection floor BProviding benefits without reference to the scheme's defined objective or target group. Ccombining safety, protection and women's empowerment Deligible elderly, widows and persons with severe disabilities

Areducing catastrophic out-of-pocket health expenditure Bprotecting against specified accidental death/disability risks Cstrengthening preparedness and health-system resilience DComparing coverage, service quality and outcomes against the scheme's stated objectives.

AIt improves targeting and reduces exclusion or inclusion errors. Bchild-protection systems and family-based care Cintegrated support for access, equity, quality and learning Dchildren in foundational years

Asupplementing farm-household income and liquidity Bchildren in need of care and protection and children in conflict with law CPublic expenditure should be assessed in terms of targeting, effectiveness, equity and fiscal sustainability. Dcrop insurance against specified crop risks

Anutrition support, ECCE and upgraded Anganwadi infrastructure Bchildren in foundational years CIt seeks to improve a specific social or economic constraint that can affect welfare and human-capital outcomes. Dsupplementing farm-household income and liquidity

Aassistance for pucca rural houses with basic amenities BPoor targeting, weak delivery capacity, inadequate awareness or weak monitoring. Csupport for affordable urban housing through multiple verticals Dstrengthening child protection and welfare

Apublic-health system strengthening and health services Bproviding a basic social-protection floor Clow-cost accident insurance cover Deligible elderly, widows and persons with severe disabilities

Alow-cost life insurance cover Bchild-protection systems and family-based care CMinistry of Health & Family Welfare Dstrengthening child protection and welfare

Achildren, pregnant women, lactating mothers and specified adolescent girls Bpublic-health institutions and health systems Cexpanding formal financial inclusion Dreducing farm-income volatility

Ahealth surveillance, laboratories and critical-care infrastructure Beligible rural houseless and inadequately housed households Cintegrated support for access, equity, quality and learning Dprotecting against specified accidental death/disability risks

Alow-cost life insurance cover Bstrengthening preparedness and health-system resilience Cdevelopment of exemplar schools aligned with NEP 2020 Dfoundational literacy and numeracy

Achild-protection systems and family-based care BHealth Csocial assistance through pension components Dsupplementing farm-household income and liquidity

Aeligible bank/post-office account holders meeting scheme conditions Beligible rural houseless and inadequately housed households Cstrengthening preparedness and health-system resilience Deligible landholding farmer families

Aproviding a rural safety net and creating community assets Breducing malnutrition and improving early-childhood development Curban local bodies and communities DIt is a targeted public intervention with defined beneficiaries, implementation arrangements and objectives.

AA gap where private provision alone may leave socially important needs underprovided. Bintegrated support for access, equity, quality and learning Cstrengthening early learning foundations Dchildren in need of care and protection and children in conflict with law

AWhether intended beneficiaries receive the service or benefit and whether the intended outcome improves. Bbasic bank accounts and access to formal financial services Celigible rural houseless and inadequately housed households Dcooked meals and nutrition support

Achildren, pregnant women, lactating mothers and specified adolescent girls BBenefits can extend beyond the direct recipient to households, communities or the wider economy. Cexpanding formal financial inclusion Dbasic bank accounts and access to formal financial services

ASHGs, financial inclusion, livelihoods and enterprise support Byouth seeking skill training and certification Cexpanding formal financial inclusion Dpublic-health institutions and health systems

Ahousehold tap-water connections with focus on adequate and safe supply Bsupplementing farm-household income and liquidity Chealth surveillance, laboratories and critical-care infrastructure Dincome-support transfers

Astrengthening preparedness and health-system resilience Baddressing health-system and access gaps Celigible farmers growing notified crops in notified areas Dreducing skill mismatch and improving employability

Arural poor, especially women organised into SHGs Bexpanding formal financial inclusion Cimproving urban public health and environmental quality DProviding benefits without reference to the scheme's defined objective or target group.

Acombining safety, protection and women's empowerment Bdevelopment of exemplar schools aligned with NEP 2020 CComparing coverage, service quality and outcomes against the scheme's stated objectives. Deligible bank/post-office account holders meeting scheme conditions

AIt improves targeting and reduces exclusion or inclusion errors. Bassistance for pucca rural houses with basic amenities Creducing skill mismatch and improving employability Deligible bank/post-office account holders meeting scheme conditions

APublic expenditure should be assessed in terms of targeting, effectiveness, equity and fiscal sustainability. Bimproving nutrition, attendance and learning conditions Cstrengthening early learning foundations Dreducing malnutrition and improving early-childhood development

ASHGs, financial inclusion, livelihoods and enterprise support Bselected existing government schools CIt seeks to improve a specific social or economic constraint that can affect welfare and human-capital outcomes. Dsanitation, garbage-free cities and wastewater management

APoor targeting, weak delivery capacity, inadequate awareness or weak monitoring. Beligible bank/post-office account holders meeting scheme conditions Cchildren, pregnant women, lactating mothers and specified adolescent girls Dexpanding formal financial inclusion

Acooked meals and nutrition support Bhealth surveillance, laboratories and critical-care infrastructure Cdevelopment of exemplar schools aligned with NEP 2020 Dreducing catastrophic out-of-pocket health expenditure

Aimproving urban public health and environmental quality Bimproving public health, dignity and environmental outcomes Creducing skill mismatch and improving employability DMinistry of Education

Areducing farm-income volatility Bselected existing government schools Cstrengthening early learning foundations Dchildren in eligible government and government-aided schools

Acooked meals and nutrition support Bsanitation, garbage-free cities and wastewater management CSHGs, financial inclusion, livelihoods and enterprise support Dimproving public health, dignity and environmental outcomes

Aaddressing health-system and access gaps Bwomen and girls needing safety, protection or empowerment support Cimproving nutrition, attendance and learning conditions Dreducing catastrophic out-of-pocket health expenditure

Astatutory wage-employment guarantee subject to scheme conditions Baddressing urban housing shortages and affordability Cproviding a rural safety net and creating community assets DEducation/Nutrition

Astatutory wage-employment guarantee subject to scheme conditions Bchildren in foundational years Csocial assistance through pension components Dimproving nutrition, attendance and learning conditions

Aproviding a rural safety net and creating community assets BIt is a targeted public intervention with defined beneficiaries, implementation arrangements and objectives. Celigible rural houseless and inadequately housed households DSHGs, financial inclusion, livelihoods and enterprise support

Aproviding a rural safety net and creating community assets BA gap where private provision alone may leave socially important needs underprovided. Celigible rural houseless and inadequately housed households Dchildren in need of care and protection and children in conflict with law

Aeligible rural houseless and inadequately housed households BWhether intended beneficiaries receive the service or benefit and whether the intended outcome improves. Cstates and vulnerable populations Dassistance for pucca rural houses with basic amenities

ABenefits can extend beyond the direct recipient to households, communities or the wider economy. Beligible urban households needing affordable housing Cstrengthening early learning foundations Dunbanked and underserved households

Aimproving housing quality and reducing shelter vulnerability Bpublic-health system strengthening and health services Cchildren in eligible government and government-aided schools Dpoor and vulnerable families

Aassistance for pucca rural houses with basic amenities Bstrengthening child protection and welfare Csanitation, ODF sustainability and waste management Dcooked meals and nutrition support

Astrengthening preparedness and health-system resilience Bpoor and vulnerable families Creducing malnutrition and improving early-childhood development Dimproving nutrition, attendance and learning conditions

ASHGs, financial inclusion, livelihoods and enterprise support Bsupport for affordable urban housing through multiple verticals Cselected existing government schools DProviding benefits without reference to the scheme's defined objective or target group.

Apublic-health institutions and health systems Breducing farm-income volatility CComparing coverage, service quality and outcomes against the scheme's stated objectives. Dyouth seeking skill training and certification

AIt improves targeting and reduces exclusion or inclusion errors. Bsupplementing farm-household income and liquidity Celigible rural houseless and inadequately housed households Dnutrition support, ECCE and upgraded Anganwadi infrastructure

Apublic-health system strengthening and health services Bsupplementing farm-household income and liquidity Cproviding a basic social-protection floor DPublic expenditure should be assessed in terms of targeting, effectiveness, equity and fiscal sustainability.

Achildren in foundational years BIt seeks to improve a specific social or economic constraint that can affect welfare and human-capital outcomes. Creducing malnutrition and improving early-childhood development Dcombining safety, protection and women's empowerment

Aurban local bodies and communities BPoor targeting, weak delivery capacity, inadequate awareness or weak monitoring. Cschool education from pre-school to senior secondary Dsupport for affordable urban housing through multiple verticals

Acooked meals and nutrition support Bchildren in need of care and protection and children in conflict with law Csupport for affordable urban housing through multiple verticals Dimproving health, welfare and reducing time burdens

Aeligible landholding farmer families BMinistry of Education Chousehold tap-water connections with focus on adequate and safe supply Dsanitation, garbage-free cities and wastewater management

Aeligible rural houseless and inadequately housed households Bschool education from pre-school to senior secondary Csanitation, ODF sustainability and waste management Deligible bank/post-office account holders meeting scheme conditions

Aexpanding formal financial inclusion Byouth seeking skill training and certification Creducing farm-income volatility Dintegrated support for access, equity, quality and learning

Asanitation, ODF sustainability and waste management Bstrengthening child protection and welfare Cstatutory wage-employment guarantee subject to scheme conditions Dstrengthening human-capital formation across school education

AEducation Bimproving health, welfare and reducing time burdens Ccooked meals and nutrition support Dsupplementing farm-household income and liquidity

Aimproving public health, dignity and environmental outcomes Beligible bank/post-office account holders meeting scheme conditions Cimproving nutrition, attendance and learning conditions Dstrengthening human-capital formation across school education

Apoor and vulnerable families Bdemonstrating quality, inclusive and holistic schooling CIt is a targeted public intervention with defined beneficiaries, implementation arrangements and objectives. Dlow-cost accident insurance cover

Areducing catastrophic out-of-pocket health expenditure Bstrengthening child protection and welfare Cskill training, recognition of prior learning and certification DA gap where private provision alone may leave socially important needs underprovided.

Aimproving health, welfare and reducing time burdens BWhether intended beneficiaries receive the service or benefit and whether the intended outcome improves. Csocial assistance through pension components Dchildren in eligible government and government-aided schools

ABenefits can extend beyond the direct recipient to households, communities or the wider economy. Bstrengthening early learning foundations Ccontributory pension with scheme-specific guaranteed pension slabs Drural households seeking unskilled manual work

Aproviding a rural safety net and creating community assets Bschool education from pre-school to senior secondary Cunbanked and underserved households Daddressing urban housing shortages and affordability

Aintegrated support for access, equity, quality and learning Bchildren in need of care and protection and children in conflict with law Cimproving nutrition, attendance and learning conditions Deligible urban households needing affordable housing

Aeligible elderly, widows and persons with severe disabilities Bstrengthening human-capital formation across school education Celigible citizens seeking contributory pension Dstrengthening child protection and welfare

AProviding benefits without reference to the scheme's defined objective or target group. Bstates and vulnerable populations Cimproving retirement-income security Ddemonstrating quality, inclusive and holistic schooling

Ahealth surveillance, laboratories and critical-care infrastructure Bassistance for pucca rural houses with basic amenities Cpublic-health institutions and health systems DComparing coverage, service quality and outcomes against the scheme's stated objectives.

Abasic bank accounts and access to formal financial services BIt improves targeting and reduces exclusion or inclusion errors. Csanitation, ODF sustainability and waste management Dsupplementing farm-household income and liquidity

Aeligible landholding farmer families Bimproving public health, dignity and environmental outcomes Cnutrition support, ECCE and upgraded Anganwadi infrastructure DPublic expenditure should be assessed in terms of targeting, effectiveness, equity and fiscal sustainability.

Arural households and communities BIt seeks to improve a specific social or economic constraint that can affect welfare and human-capital outcomes. Csupport for affordable urban housing through multiple verticals Dreducing farm-income volatility

Acooked meals and nutrition support Beligible citizens seeking contributory pension CPoor targeting, weak delivery capacity, inadequate awareness or weak monitoring. Dchildren, pregnant women, lactating mothers and specified adolescent girls

Aproviding a basic social-protection floor Bstatutory wage-employment guarantee subject to scheme conditions Cimproving public health, dignity and environmental outcomes Dintegrated support for access, equity, quality and learning

Ahousehold tap-water connections with focus on adequate and safe supply BMinistry of Education Crural poor, especially women organised into SHGs Dproviding basic life-risk protection

Acashless secondary and tertiary hospitalisation cover Braising incomes and strengthening household resilience Cselected existing government schools Dproviding basic life-risk protection

Adevelopment of exemplar schools aligned with NEP 2020 Beligible landholding farmer families Cpublic-health institutions and health systems Dchild-protection systems and family-based care

Ademonstrating quality, inclusive and holistic schooling Blow-cost accident insurance cover Cnutrition support, ECCE and upgraded Anganwadi infrastructure Dassistance for pucca rural houses with basic amenities

Ayouth seeking skill training and certification BEducation Celigible citizens seeking contributory pension Drural poor, especially women organised into SHGs

Ademonstrating quality, inclusive and holistic schooling Bschool education from pre-school to senior secondary Ccooked meals and nutrition support Dpublic-health system strengthening and health services

AIt is a targeted public intervention with defined beneficiaries, implementation arrangements and objectives. Blow-cost life insurance cover Cchildren in need of care and protection and children in conflict with law Dproviding a rural safety net and creating community assets

Arural households seeking unskilled manual work Bstrengthening preparedness and health-system resilience Craising incomes and strengthening household resilience DA gap where private provision alone may leave socially important needs underprovided.

Aeligible bank/post-office account holders meeting scheme conditions Bstrengthening preparedness and health-system resilience Csupport for affordable urban housing through multiple verticals DWhether intended beneficiaries receive the service or benefit and whether the intended outcome improves.

ABenefits can extend beyond the direct recipient to households, communities or the wider economy. Beligible bank/post-office account holders meeting scheme conditions Cstrengthening child protection and welfare Dhealth surveillance, laboratories and critical-care infrastructure

Astrengthening early learning foundations Bcontributory pension with scheme-specific guaranteed pension slabs Cselected existing government schools Dstrengthening child protection and welfare

Arural households and communities Braising incomes and strengthening household resilience Cpublic-health system strengthening and health services Ddevelopment of exemplar schools aligned with NEP 2020

Aeligible urban households needing affordable housing Bcombining safety, protection and women's empowerment Cdemonstrating quality, inclusive and holistic schooling Dchildren, pregnant women, lactating mothers and specified adolescent girls

Aincome-support transfers BProviding benefits without reference to the scheme's defined objective or target group. Cexpanding formal financial inclusion DSambal and Samarthya components

Ahousehold tap-water connections with focus on adequate and safe supply Bhealth surveillance, laboratories and critical-care infrastructure Creducing skill mismatch and improving employability DComparing coverage, service quality and outcomes against the scheme's stated objectives.

AIt improves targeting and reduces exclusion or inclusion errors. Bimproving public health, dignity and environmental outcomes Cproviding basic life-risk protection Dcontributory pension with scheme-specific guaranteed pension slabs

Aincome-support transfers BPublic expenditure should be assessed in terms of targeting, effectiveness, equity and fiscal sustainability. Creducing catastrophic out-of-pocket health expenditure Dimproving retirement-income security

AIt seeks to improve a specific social or economic constraint that can affect welfare and human-capital outcomes. Bstatutory wage-employment guarantee subject to scheme conditions Creducing catastrophic out-of-pocket health expenditure Dreducing skill mismatch and improving employability

ASambal and Samarthya components BPoor targeting, weak delivery capacity, inadequate awareness or weak monitoring. Clow-cost accident insurance cover Drural households seeking unskilled manual work

Awomen and girls needing safety, protection or empowerment support Bimproving retirement-income security Cskill training, recognition of prior learning and certification Ddevelopment of exemplar schools aligned with NEP 2020

Aaddressing health-system and access gaps Bpoor and vulnerable families CMinistry of Education Dimproving retirement-income security

Aimproving nutrition, attendance and learning conditions Bchildren in foundational years Celigible farmers growing notified crops in notified areas Daddressing health-system and access gaps

Afoundational literacy and numeracy Bdevelopment of exemplar schools aligned with NEP 2020 Creducing skill mismatch and improving employability Dcombining safety, protection and women's empowerment

Asupplementing farm-household income and liquidity Bstrengthening early learning foundations Cpublic-health institutions and health systems Dreducing malnutrition and improving early-childhood development

AEducation Bintegrated support for access, equity, quality and learning Cdevelopment of exemplar schools aligned with NEP 2020 Ddemonstrating quality, inclusive and holistic schooling

Astrengthening human-capital formation across school education BSambal and Samarthya components Cimproving housing quality and reducing shelter vulnerability Dstrengthening early learning foundations

AIt is a targeted public intervention with defined beneficiaries, implementation arrangements and objectives. Bnutrition support, ECCE and upgraded Anganwadi infrastructure Ccooked meals and nutrition support Dsupport for affordable urban housing through multiple verticals

Aintegrated support for access, equity, quality and learning Beligible citizens seeking contributory pension Creducing malnutrition and improving early-childhood development DA gap where private provision alone may leave socially important needs underprovided.

Achild-protection systems and family-based care BWhether intended beneficiaries receive the service or benefit and whether the intended outcome improves. Celigible elderly, widows and persons with severe disabilities Dpoor and vulnerable families

Ayouth seeking skill training and certification Bselected existing government schools CBenefits can extend beyond the direct recipient to households, communities or the wider economy. Dpoor and vulnerable families

Asupport for affordable urban housing through multiple verticals Bchildren in foundational years Chousehold tap-water connections with focus on adequate and safe supply Dwomen and girls needing safety, protection or empowerment support

Afoundational literacy and numeracy Beligible bank/post-office account holders meeting scheme conditions Cstatutory wage-employment guarantee subject to scheme conditions Dpublic-health system strengthening and health services

Astrengthening early learning foundations Breducing skill mismatch and improving employability Cproviding a basic social-protection floor Dcontributory pension with scheme-specific guaranteed pension slabs

AProviding benefits without reference to the scheme's defined objective or target group. Bimproving housing quality and reducing shelter vulnerability Crural households and communities Dprotecting against specified accidental death/disability risks

Asocial assistance through pension components Bproviding a basic social-protection floor Cincome-support transfers DComparing coverage, service quality and outcomes against the scheme's stated objectives.

Aeligible elderly, widows and persons with severe disabilities BIt improves targeting and reduces exclusion or inclusion errors. Cexpanding formal financial inclusion Deligible bank/post-office account holders meeting scheme conditions

Araising incomes and strengthening household resilience Baddressing health-system and access gaps CPublic expenditure should be assessed in terms of targeting, effectiveness, equity and fiscal sustainability. Drural households seeking unskilled manual work

Aimproving public health, dignity and environmental outcomes BIt seeks to improve a specific social or economic constraint that can affect welfare and human-capital outcomes. Chousehold tap-water connections with focus on adequate and safe supply Dreducing skill mismatch and improving employability

Asanitation, garbage-free cities and wastewater management Bsupplementing farm-household income and liquidity CPoor targeting, weak delivery capacity, inadequate awareness or weak monitoring. Dcooked meals and nutrition support

Afoundational literacy and numeracy Bproviding a rural safety net and creating community assets Cchild-protection systems and family-based care Dimproving public health, dignity and environmental outcomes

Aselected existing government schools BMinistry of Women & Child Development Crural households seeking unskilled manual work Deligible citizens seeking contributory pension

Achildren, pregnant women, lactating mothers and specified adolescent girls Brural households and communities Celigible bank/post-office account holders meeting scheme conditions Dlow-cost accident insurance cover

Anutrition support, ECCE and upgraded Anganwadi infrastructure Beligible rural houseless and inadequately housed households Cexpanding formal financial inclusion Dunbanked and underserved households

Acashless secondary and tertiary hospitalisation cover Beligible elderly, widows and persons with severe disabilities Cproviding basic life-risk protection Dreducing malnutrition and improving early-childhood development

ANutrition Bbasic bank accounts and access to formal financial services Celigible bank/post-office account holders meeting scheme conditions Dyouth seeking skill training and certification

Aimproving public health, dignity and environmental outcomes Beligible farmers growing notified crops in notified areas Celigible bank/post-office account holders meeting scheme conditions Dreducing malnutrition and improving early-childhood development

AIt is a targeted public intervention with defined beneficiaries, implementation arrangements and objectives. Brural households and communities Cfoundational literacy and numeracy Dselected existing government schools

AA gap where private provision alone may leave socially important needs underprovided. Bstrengthening preparedness and health-system resilience Cimproving health, welfare and reducing time burdens Dstrengthening early learning foundations

Asupport for affordable urban housing through multiple verticals Bpoor and vulnerable families Cpublic-health system strengthening and health services DWhether intended beneficiaries receive the service or benefit and whether the intended outcome improves.

Ahealth surveillance, laboratories and critical-care infrastructure Brural households and communities CBenefits can extend beyond the direct recipient to households, communities or the wider economy. Dskill training, recognition of prior learning and certification

Achildren, pregnant women, lactating mothers and specified adolescent girls Bimproving retirement-income security Csanitation, garbage-free cities and wastewater management Dcontributory pension with scheme-specific guaranteed pension slabs

Aproviding a basic social-protection floor Bnutrition support, ECCE and upgraded Anganwadi infrastructure Cimproving public health, dignity and environmental outcomes Deligible bank/post-office account holders meeting scheme conditions

Aimproving nutrition, attendance and learning conditions Bchildren in need of care and protection and children in conflict with law Creducing malnutrition and improving early-childhood development Dexpanding formal financial inclusion

Aeligible rural houseless and inadequately housed households Bchild-protection systems and family-based care CProviding benefits without reference to the scheme's defined objective or target group. Daddressing urban housing shortages and affordability

Aaddressing health-system and access gaps BComparing coverage, service quality and outcomes against the scheme's stated objectives. Celigible farmers growing notified crops in notified areas Dchildren in need of care and protection and children in conflict with law

AIt improves targeting and reduces exclusion or inclusion errors. Bintegrated support for access, equity, quality and learning Cpoor and vulnerable families Dstates and vulnerable populations

Astrengthening preparedness and health-system resilience BSHGs, financial inclusion, livelihoods and enterprise support CPublic expenditure should be assessed in terms of targeting, effectiveness, equity and fiscal sustainability. Dstrengthening child protection and welfare

Aeligible citizens seeking contributory pension BIt seeks to improve a specific social or economic constraint that can affect welfare and human-capital outcomes. Cstrengthening preparedness and health-system resilience Dcontributory pension with scheme-specific guaranteed pension slabs

Arural poor, especially women organised into SHGs Bproviding a rural safety net and creating community assets Cintegrated support for access, equity, quality and learning DPoor targeting, weak delivery capacity, inadequate awareness or weak monitoring.

Anutrition support, ECCE and upgraded Anganwadi infrastructure Bproviding a basic social-protection floor Cimproving housing quality and reducing shelter vulnerability Dreducing skill mismatch and improving employability

Acooked meals and nutrition support Bsupplementing farm-household income and liquidity Creducing skill mismatch and improving employability DMinistry of Rural Development

Aeligible rural houseless and inadequately housed households Bsupport for affordable urban housing through multiple verticals Cproviding a basic social-protection floor Deligible bank/post-office account holders meeting scheme conditions

Aimproving urban public health and environmental quality Bassistance for pucca rural houses with basic amenities Cyouth seeking skill training and certification Dchildren in need of care and protection and children in conflict with law

ASambal and Samarthya components Bimproving housing quality and reducing shelter vulnerability Cselected existing government schools Drural households seeking unskilled manual work

Aschool education from pre-school to senior secondary Bwomen and girls needing safety, protection or empowerment support Cdemonstrating quality, inclusive and holistic schooling DHousing

Astrengthening human-capital formation across school education Bimproving housing quality and reducing shelter vulnerability Cproviding basic life-risk protection Dincome-support transfers

Aprotecting against specified accidental death/disability risks Bcrop insurance against specified crop risks CIt is a targeted public intervention with defined beneficiaries, implementation arrangements and objectives. Dimproving retirement-income security

Ahealth surveillance, laboratories and critical-care infrastructure Beligible bank/post-office account holders meeting scheme conditions CA gap where private provision alone may leave socially important needs underprovided. Dchildren in eligible government and government-aided schools

Asocial assistance through pension components Bcontributory pension with scheme-specific guaranteed pension slabs Csanitation, garbage-free cities and wastewater management DWhether intended beneficiaries receive the service or benefit and whether the intended outcome improves.

Aaddressing health-system and access gaps Bdevelopment of exemplar schools aligned with NEP 2020 Cproviding a basic social-protection floor DBenefits can extend beyond the direct recipient to households, communities or the wider economy.

Aincome-support transfers Beligible rural houseless and inadequately housed households Creducing malnutrition and improving early-childhood development Deligible landholding farmer families

Achildren in eligible government and government-aided schools Baddressing health-system and access gaps Cchildren, pregnant women, lactating mothers and specified adolescent girls Dassistance for pucca rural houses with basic amenities

Apoor and vulnerable families Blow-cost life insurance cover Ccrop insurance against specified crop risks Dimproving housing quality and reducing shelter vulnerability

AProviding benefits without reference to the scheme's defined objective or target group. Bstrengthening human-capital formation across school education Clow-cost accident insurance cover Drural households and communities

Areducing malnutrition and improving early-childhood development Bstates and vulnerable populations CComparing coverage, service quality and outcomes against the scheme's stated objectives. Deligible urban households needing affordable housing

AIt improves targeting and reduces exclusion or inclusion errors. Bpublic-health system strengthening and health services Cstrengthening child protection and welfare Dunbanked and underserved households

Adevelopment of exemplar schools aligned with NEP 2020 Bcontributory pension with scheme-specific guaranteed pension slabs Caddressing health-system and access gaps DPublic expenditure should be assessed in terms of targeting, effectiveness, equity and fiscal sustainability.

Achild-protection systems and family-based care Bimproving health, welfare and reducing time burdens CIt seeks to improve a specific social or economic constraint that can affect welfare and human-capital outcomes. Dsocial assistance through pension components

APoor targeting, weak delivery capacity, inadequate awareness or weak monitoring. Bcrop insurance against specified crop risks Cexpanding formal financial inclusion Dintegrated support for access, equity, quality and learning

Aassistance for pucca rural houses with basic amenities BSambal and Samarthya components Cwomen and girls needing safety, protection or empowerment support Durban local bodies and communities

Ahousehold tap-water connections with focus on adequate and safe supply Beligible citizens seeking contributory pension Cimproving retirement-income security DMinistry of Housing & Urban Affairs

Aurban local bodies and communities Bselected existing government schools Celigible urban households needing affordable housing Dstates and vulnerable populations

Aimproving retirement-income security Bwomen and girls needing safety, protection or empowerment support Csupport for affordable urban housing through multiple verticals Draising incomes and strengthening household resilience

Apublic-health system strengthening and health services Baddressing urban housing shortages and affordability Cschool education from pre-school to senior secondary Dbasic bank accounts and access to formal financial services

Ademonstrating quality, inclusive and holistic schooling Bstrengthening child protection and welfare Ccombining safety, protection and women's empowerment DHousing

Astrengthening preparedness and health-system resilience Baddressing urban housing shortages and affordability Celigible landholding farmer families Daddressing health-system and access gaps

AIt is a targeted public intervention with defined beneficiaries, implementation arrangements and objectives. Bhealth surveillance, laboratories and critical-care infrastructure Cyouth seeking skill training and certification Deligible rural houseless and inadequately housed households

Aimproving retirement-income security BA gap where private provision alone may leave socially important needs underprovided. Csanitation, garbage-free cities and wastewater management Dstates and vulnerable populations

AWhether intended beneficiaries receive the service or benefit and whether the intended outcome improves. Bstrengthening human-capital formation across school education Cexpanding formal financial inclusion Ddemonstrating quality, inclusive and holistic schooling

Ahealth surveillance, laboratories and critical-care infrastructure Brural households seeking unskilled manual work Cimproving public health, dignity and environmental outcomes DBenefits can extend beyond the direct recipient to households, communities or the wider economy.

Apoor and vulnerable families Beligible urban households needing affordable housing Cproviding a basic social-protection floor Dassistance for pucca rural houses with basic amenities

Aeligible elderly, widows and persons with severe disabilities Bhousehold tap-water connections with focus on adequate and safe supply Csupport for affordable urban housing through multiple verticals Dimproving public health, dignity and environmental outcomes

Aaddressing urban housing shortages and affordability Bwomen and girls needing safety, protection or empowerment support Cpublic-health system strengthening and health services Dhealth surveillance, laboratories and critical-care infrastructure

AProviding benefits without reference to the scheme's defined objective or target group. Bprotecting against specified accidental death/disability risks Crural households and communities Durban local bodies and communities

Areducing catastrophic out-of-pocket health expenditure Bchild-protection systems and family-based care Cproviding a rural safety net and creating community assets DComparing coverage, service quality and outcomes against the scheme's stated objectives.

Arural households and communities Bexpanding formal financial inclusion CIt improves targeting and reduces exclusion or inclusion errors. Draising incomes and strengthening household resilience

Asocial assistance through pension components BPublic expenditure should be assessed in terms of targeting, effectiveness, equity and fiscal sustainability. Cimproving nutrition, attendance and learning conditions Dfoundational literacy and numeracy

Aproviding a rural safety net and creating community assets Bpublic-health institutions and health systems CIt seeks to improve a specific social or economic constraint that can affect welfare and human-capital outcomes. Dstrengthening human-capital formation across school education

APoor targeting, weak delivery capacity, inadequate awareness or weak monitoring. Burban local bodies and communities CSHGs, financial inclusion, livelihoods and enterprise support Dreducing catastrophic out-of-pocket health expenditure

Aaddressing health-system and access gaps Breducing skill mismatch and improving employability Ccombining safety, protection and women's empowerment Dsupport for affordable urban housing through multiple verticals

AMinistry of Jal Shakti Bimproving nutrition, attendance and learning conditions Cpoor and vulnerable families Dimproving retirement-income security

Arural households and communities Breducing malnutrition and improving early-childhood development Ccrop insurance against specified crop risks Dpublic-health system strengthening and health services

Adevelopment of exemplar schools aligned with NEP 2020 Bsanitation, ODF sustainability and waste management Cstrengthening child protection and welfare Dimproving housing quality and reducing shelter vulnerability

Awomen and girls needing safety, protection or empowerment support Bassistance for pucca rural houses with basic amenities Cimproving public health, dignity and environmental outcomes Dunbanked and underserved households

Aeligible landholding farmer families BSanitation Caddressing health-system and access gaps Daddressing urban housing shortages and affordability

Acombining safety, protection and women's empowerment Bimproving public health, dignity and environmental outcomes Cchild-protection systems and family-based care Dstrengthening preparedness and health-system resilience

Aunbanked and underserved households Bproviding a rural safety net and creating community assets CIt is a targeted public intervention with defined beneficiaries, implementation arrangements and objectives. Dimproving urban public health and environmental quality

Acombining safety, protection and women's empowerment Breducing skill mismatch and improving employability Clow-cost accident insurance cover DA gap where private provision alone may leave socially important needs underprovided.

Aeligible citizens seeking contributory pension Bexpanding formal financial inclusion Cstatutory wage-employment guarantee subject to scheme conditions DWhether intended beneficiaries receive the service or benefit and whether the intended outcome improves.

ABenefits can extend beyond the direct recipient to households, communities or the wider economy. Blow-cost life insurance cover Celigible elderly, widows and persons with severe disabilities Dreducing catastrophic out-of-pocket health expenditure

Arural households and communities Bpoor and vulnerable families Cincome-support transfers Dimproving retirement-income security

Asupplementing farm-household income and liquidity Bpoor and vulnerable families Csanitation, ODF sustainability and waste management Daddressing health-system and access gaps

Aeligible bank/post-office account holders meeting scheme conditions Beligible landholding farmer families Cimproving public health, dignity and environmental outcomes Dstrengthening human-capital formation across school education

Alow-cost life insurance cover BSHGs, financial inclusion, livelihoods and enterprise support Cintegrated support for access, equity, quality and learning DProviding benefits without reference to the scheme's defined objective or target group.

Achild-protection systems and family-based care Bcooked meals and nutrition support Cchildren in foundational years DComparing coverage, service quality and outcomes against the scheme's stated objectives.

Acashless secondary and tertiary hospitalisation cover Bstates and vulnerable populations CIt improves targeting and reduces exclusion or inclusion errors. Dskill training, recognition of prior learning and certification

Aeligible farmers growing notified crops in notified areas Bhousehold tap-water connections with focus on adequate and safe supply Creducing catastrophic out-of-pocket health expenditure DPublic expenditure should be assessed in terms of targeting, effectiveness, equity and fiscal sustainability.

Arural households seeking unskilled manual work Bpublic-health institutions and health systems CIt seeks to improve a specific social or economic constraint that can affect welfare and human-capital outcomes. Dpublic-health system strengthening and health services

Aschool education from pre-school to senior secondary BPoor targeting, weak delivery capacity, inadequate awareness or weak monitoring. Crural poor, especially women organised into SHGs Dexpanding formal financial inclusion

Aeligible farmers growing notified crops in notified areas Bsanitation, ODF sustainability and waste management Crural households seeking unskilled manual work Dimproving nutrition, attendance and learning conditions

Asupport for affordable urban housing through multiple verticals Bcooked meals and nutrition support CMinistry of Housing & Urban Affairs Dschool education from pre-school to senior secondary

Achild-protection systems and family-based care Bsocial assistance through pension components Cimproving public health, dignity and environmental outcomes Durban local bodies and communities

Asanitation, garbage-free cities and wastewater management Beligible rural houseless and inadequately housed households Csanitation, ODF sustainability and waste management Drural households and communities

Aimproving urban public health and environmental quality Bcontributory pension with scheme-specific guaranteed pension slabs Chealth surveillance, laboratories and critical-care infrastructure Dstatutory wage-employment guarantee subject to scheme conditions

Aunbanked and underserved households BSanitation Celigible landholding farmer families Drural households and communities

Aimproving urban public health and environmental quality Brural households and communities Cproviding a basic social-protection floor Deligible citizens seeking contributory pension

Astrengthening human-capital formation across school education Baddressing health-system and access gaps Clow-cost life insurance cover DIt is a targeted public intervention with defined beneficiaries, implementation arrangements and objectives.

AA gap where private provision alone may leave socially important needs underprovided. Bintegrated support for access, equity, quality and learning Cassistance for pucca rural houses with basic amenities Deligible citizens seeking contributory pension

AWhether intended beneficiaries receive the service or benefit and whether the intended outcome improves. Baddressing health-system and access gaps Creducing malnutrition and improving early-childhood development Dpublic-health system strengthening and health services

Arural households and communities BBenefits can extend beyond the direct recipient to households, communities or the wider economy. Cdevelopment of exemplar schools aligned with NEP 2020 Dimproving retirement-income security

Aurban local bodies and communities Bstrengthening early learning foundations Creducing skill mismatch and improving employability Dcombining safety, protection and women's empowerment

Arural poor, especially women organised into SHGs Bchildren, pregnant women, lactating mothers and specified adolescent girls Cincome-support transfers Dsanitation, garbage-free cities and wastewater management

Aimproving urban public health and environmental quality Bimproving health, welfare and reducing time burdens CSambal and Samarthya components Dsanitation, ODF sustainability and waste management

Acontributory pension with scheme-specific guaranteed pension slabs BProviding benefits without reference to the scheme's defined objective or target group. Cnutrition support, ECCE and upgraded Anganwadi infrastructure Dimproving public health, dignity and environmental outcomes

AComparing coverage, service quality and outcomes against the scheme's stated objectives. Beligible farmers growing notified crops in notified areas Cimproving public health, dignity and environmental outcomes Dcooked meals and nutrition support

Apublic-health institutions and health systems Bdemonstrating quality, inclusive and holistic schooling CIt improves targeting and reduces exclusion or inclusion errors. Dcontributory pension with scheme-specific guaranteed pension slabs

APublic expenditure should be assessed in terms of targeting, effectiveness, equity and fiscal sustainability. Bincome-support transfers Cnutrition support, ECCE and upgraded Anganwadi infrastructure Dchildren in foundational years

Astatutory wage-employment guarantee subject to scheme conditions Baddressing urban housing shortages and affordability Caddressing health-system and access gaps DIt seeks to improve a specific social or economic constraint that can affect welfare and human-capital outcomes.

Acontributory pension with scheme-specific guaranteed pension slabs Bchildren, pregnant women, lactating mothers and specified adolescent girls CPoor targeting, weak delivery capacity, inadequate awareness or weak monitoring. Dstatutory wage-employment guarantee subject to scheme conditions

Asanitation, garbage-free cities and wastewater management Bimproving health, welfare and reducing time burdens Cchildren in foundational years Dselected existing government schools

Aimproving health, welfare and reducing time burdens Beligible rural houseless and inadequately housed households Cproviding basic life-risk protection DMinistry of Rural Development

Astrengthening preparedness and health-system resilience Brural households seeking unskilled manual work Chousehold tap-water connections with focus on adequate and safe supply Dlow-cost accident insurance cover

Astatutory wage-employment guarantee subject to scheme conditions Beligible citizens seeking contributory pension Cskill training, recognition of prior learning and certification Dchild-protection systems and family-based care

Apublic-health institutions and health systems Bchildren, pregnant women, lactating mothers and specified adolescent girls Curban local bodies and communities Dproviding a rural safety net and creating community assets

Aselected existing government schools Bchild-protection systems and family-based care CEmployment Dsanitation, garbage-free cities and wastewater management

Adevelopment of exemplar schools aligned with NEP 2020 Bproviding a rural safety net and creating community assets CSHGs, financial inclusion, livelihoods and enterprise support Dimproving health, welfare and reducing time burdens

Anutrition support, ECCE and upgraded Anganwadi infrastructure Bimproving public health, dignity and environmental outcomes CIt is a targeted public intervention with defined beneficiaries, implementation arrangements and objectives. Dcooked meals and nutrition support

AA gap where private provision alone may leave socially important needs underprovided. Bpoor and vulnerable families Cdemonstrating quality, inclusive and holistic schooling Dchildren, pregnant women, lactating mothers and specified adolescent girls

Astrengthening preparedness and health-system resilience Bstrengthening child protection and welfare Creducing malnutrition and improving early-childhood development DWhether intended beneficiaries receive the service or benefit and whether the intended outcome improves.

ABenefits can extend beyond the direct recipient to households, communities or the wider economy. Bassistance for pucca rural houses with basic amenities Cchildren, pregnant women, lactating mothers and specified adolescent girls Draising incomes and strengthening household resilience

Aimproving housing quality and reducing shelter vulnerability Bschool education from pre-school to senior secondary Crural households seeking unskilled manual work Dhealth surveillance, laboratories and critical-care infrastructure

Astatutory wage-employment guarantee subject to scheme conditions Bcashless secondary and tertiary hospitalisation cover Ccooked meals and nutrition support Deligible landholding farmer families

Aeligible urban households needing affordable housing Bproviding a rural safety net and creating community assets Chealth surveillance, laboratories and critical-care infrastructure Drural poor, especially women organised into SHGs

Aimproving housing quality and reducing shelter vulnerability Bchildren, pregnant women, lactating mothers and specified adolescent girls Clow-cost accident insurance cover DProviding benefits without reference to the scheme's defined objective or target group.

Ahousehold tap-water connections with focus on adequate and safe supply Beligible farmers growing notified crops in notified areas CComparing coverage, service quality and outcomes against the scheme's stated objectives. Dimproving housing quality and reducing shelter vulnerability

Areducing farm-income volatility Burban local bodies and communities CIt improves targeting and reduces exclusion or inclusion errors. Dchild-protection systems and family-based care

APublic expenditure should be assessed in terms of targeting, effectiveness, equity and fiscal sustainability. BSambal and Samarthya components Cchildren in foundational years Dchildren, pregnant women, lactating mothers and specified adolescent girls

AIt seeks to improve a specific social or economic constraint that can affect welfare and human-capital outcomes. Beligible rural houseless and inadequately housed households Cimproving housing quality and reducing shelter vulnerability Dsocial assistance through pension components

APoor targeting, weak delivery capacity, inadequate awareness or weak monitoring. Bpublic-health system strengthening and health services Cimproving health, welfare and reducing time burdens Dchildren, pregnant women, lactating mothers and specified adolescent girls

Aprotecting against specified accidental death/disability risks Bsanitation, ODF sustainability and waste management Cincome-support transfers Dstatutory wage-employment guarantee subject to scheme conditions

AMinistry of Skill Development & Entrepreneurship Bexpanding formal financial inclusion Cstates and vulnerable populations Dintegrated support for access, equity, quality and learning

Apoor and vulnerable families Byouth seeking skill training and certification Csupport for affordable urban housing through multiple verticals Deligible citizens seeking contributory pension

Ademonstrating quality, inclusive and holistic schooling Bskill training, recognition of prior learning and certification Ccombining safety, protection and women's empowerment Dcooked meals and nutrition support

Awomen and girls needing safety, protection or empowerment support Beligible elderly, widows and persons with severe disabilities Cprotecting against specified accidental death/disability risks Dreducing skill mismatch and improving employability

ASkill Development Brural households seeking unskilled manual work Cimproving health, welfare and reducing time burdens DSHGs, financial inclusion, livelihoods and enterprise support

Areducing skill mismatch and improving employability Bimproving urban public health and environmental quality Creducing malnutrition and improving early-childhood development Dchild-protection systems and family-based care

Aeligible elderly, widows and persons with severe disabilities Brural poor, especially women organised into SHGs CIt is a targeted public intervention with defined beneficiaries, implementation arrangements and objectives. Deligible farmers growing notified crops in notified areas

Ademonstrating quality, inclusive and holistic schooling Bcrop insurance against specified crop risks CA gap where private provision alone may leave socially important needs underprovided. Deligible farmers growing notified crops in notified areas

Aeligible rural houseless and inadequately housed households BWhether intended beneficiaries receive the service or benefit and whether the intended outcome improves. Celigible landholding farmer families Dcombining safety, protection and women's empowerment

ABenefits can extend beyond the direct recipient to households, communities or the wider economy. Blow-cost accident insurance cover Cproviding a basic social-protection floor Dsupplementing farm-household income and liquidity

Areducing malnutrition and improving early-childhood development Bunbanked and underserved households Cyouth seeking skill training and certification Deligible urban households needing affordable housing

Aimproving public health, dignity and environmental outcomes Bskill training, recognition of prior learning and certification Cchildren, pregnant women, lactating mothers and specified adolescent girls Dcooked meals and nutrition support

ASHGs, financial inclusion, livelihoods and enterprise support Bsanitation, ODF sustainability and waste management Chealth surveillance, laboratories and critical-care infrastructure Dreducing skill mismatch and improving employability

Achildren in eligible government and government-aided schools Bbasic bank accounts and access to formal financial services Cexpanding formal financial inclusion DProviding benefits without reference to the scheme's defined objective or target group.

Ahealth surveillance, laboratories and critical-care infrastructure BComparing coverage, service quality and outcomes against the scheme's stated objectives. Ccombining safety, protection and women's empowerment Dcooked meals and nutrition support

AIt improves targeting and reduces exclusion or inclusion errors. Bsupplementing farm-household income and liquidity Ccashless secondary and tertiary hospitalisation cover Dstrengthening child protection and welfare

APublic expenditure should be assessed in terms of targeting, effectiveness, equity and fiscal sustainability. Bchildren in need of care and protection and children in conflict with law Cassistance for pucca rural houses with basic amenities Dhealth surveillance, laboratories and critical-care infrastructure

Astrengthening preparedness and health-system resilience Bsupplementing farm-household income and liquidity CSHGs, financial inclusion, livelihoods and enterprise support DIt seeks to improve a specific social or economic constraint that can affect welfare and human-capital outcomes.

APoor targeting, weak delivery capacity, inadequate awareness or weak monitoring. Bproviding a rural safety net and creating community assets Cassistance for pucca rural houses with basic amenities Deligible bank/post-office account holders meeting scheme conditions

Acombining safety, protection and women's empowerment Beligible citizens seeking contributory pension Cskill training, recognition of prior learning and certification Dunbanked and underserved households

Arural households and communities BMinistry of Rural Development Csupplementing farm-household income and liquidity Dcombining safety, protection and women's empowerment

Arural households and communities Brural poor, especially women organised into SHGs Caddressing urban housing shortages and affordability Dimproving health, welfare and reducing time burdens

Areducing malnutrition and improving early-childhood development BSHGs, financial inclusion, livelihoods and enterprise support Creducing farm-income volatility Dyouth seeking skill training and certification

Areducing malnutrition and improving early-childhood development Bskill training, recognition of prior learning and certification Craising incomes and strengthening household resilience Drural households seeking unskilled manual work

Adevelopment of exemplar schools aligned with NEP 2020 BWomen/Livelihoods Cimproving health, welfare and reducing time burdens Dchildren, pregnant women, lactating mothers and specified adolescent girls

Ayouth seeking skill training and certification Braising incomes and strengthening household resilience Cchildren, pregnant women, lactating mothers and specified adolescent girls Drural households and communities

Astatutory wage-employment guarantee subject to scheme conditions Bsanitation, garbage-free cities and wastewater management CIt is a targeted public intervention with defined beneficiaries, implementation arrangements and objectives. Dincome-support transfers

AA gap where private provision alone may leave socially important needs underprovided. Bhousehold tap-water connections with focus on adequate and safe supply Cincome-support transfers Dchildren in need of care and protection and children in conflict with law

Aimproving retirement-income security Brural households and communities Cskill training, recognition of prior learning and certification DWhether intended beneficiaries receive the service or benefit and whether the intended outcome improves.

ABenefits can extend beyond the direct recipient to households, communities or the wider economy. Bincome-support transfers Celigible bank/post-office account holders meeting scheme conditions Dpublic-health institutions and health systems

Achildren in need of care and protection and children in conflict with law Bimproving housing quality and reducing shelter vulnerability Celigible urban households needing affordable housing Drural poor, especially women organised into SHGs

Areducing skill mismatch and improving employability BSHGs, financial inclusion, livelihoods and enterprise support Cchildren in foundational years Dchildren in eligible government and government-aided schools

Aincome-support transfers Braising incomes and strengthening household resilience Chousehold tap-water connections with focus on adequate and safe supply Dcooked meals and nutrition support

AProviding benefits without reference to the scheme's defined objective or target group. Brural households and communities Cchildren in eligible government and government-aided schools Dassistance for pucca rural houses with basic amenities

AComparing coverage, service quality and outcomes against the scheme's stated objectives. Beligible rural houseless and inadequately housed households Chealth surveillance, laboratories and critical-care infrastructure Dprotecting against specified accidental death/disability risks

AIt improves targeting and reduces exclusion or inclusion errors. Bexpanding formal financial inclusion Cstates and vulnerable populations Dreducing skill mismatch and improving employability

Achildren in eligible government and government-aided schools Bcrop insurance against specified crop risks CPublic expenditure should be assessed in terms of targeting, effectiveness, equity and fiscal sustainability. Deligible farmers growing notified crops in notified areas

AIt seeks to improve a specific social or economic constraint that can affect welfare and human-capital outcomes. Bskill training, recognition of prior learning and certification Cpublic-health institutions and health systems Dbasic bank accounts and access to formal financial services

APoor targeting, weak delivery capacity, inadequate awareness or weak monitoring. Beligible bank/post-office account holders meeting scheme conditions Creducing catastrophic out-of-pocket health expenditure Ddemonstrating quality, inclusive and holistic schooling

Alow-cost accident insurance cover Bhealth surveillance, laboratories and critical-care infrastructure CSHGs, financial inclusion, livelihoods and enterprise support Dstatutory wage-employment guarantee subject to scheme conditions

Arural poor, especially women organised into SHGs Bimproving health, welfare and reducing time burdens Cstates and vulnerable populations DMinistry of Women & Child Development

Apublic-health institutions and health systems Bsupport for affordable urban housing through multiple verticals Cwomen and girls needing safety, protection or empowerment support Dsanitation, garbage-free cities and wastewater management

Aaddressing health-system and access gaps Blow-cost life insurance cover CSambal and Samarthya components Durban local bodies and communities

Acombining safety, protection and women's empowerment Beligible bank/post-office account holders meeting scheme conditions Crural households seeking unskilled manual work Dreducing malnutrition and improving early-childhood development

AWomen & Children Bstrengthening early learning foundations Csupport for affordable urban housing through multiple verticals Dyouth seeking skill training and certification

Acombining safety, protection and women's empowerment Blow-cost accident insurance cover Csupport for affordable urban housing through multiple verticals Dnutrition support, ECCE and upgraded Anganwadi infrastructure

Aaddressing health-system and access gaps Bschool education from pre-school to senior secondary CIt is a targeted public intervention with defined beneficiaries, implementation arrangements and objectives. Dhealth surveillance, laboratories and critical-care infrastructure

AA gap where private provision alone may leave socially important needs underprovided. Bnutrition support, ECCE and upgraded Anganwadi infrastructure Ccashless secondary and tertiary hospitalisation cover Dimproving health, welfare and reducing time burdens

Areducing catastrophic out-of-pocket health expenditure Breducing farm-income volatility Celigible elderly, widows and persons with severe disabilities DWhether intended beneficiaries receive the service or benefit and whether the intended outcome improves.

ABenefits can extend beyond the direct recipient to households, communities or the wider economy. Bcooked meals and nutrition support Cpublic-health system strengthening and health services Dcrop insurance against specified crop risks

Ahousehold tap-water connections with focus on adequate and safe supply BSHGs, financial inclusion, livelihoods and enterprise support Cwomen and girls needing safety, protection or empowerment support Dschool education from pre-school to senior secondary

Arural households and communities Beligible elderly, widows and persons with severe disabilities CSambal and Samarthya components Dassistance for pucca rural houses with basic amenities

Aimproving health, welfare and reducing time burdens Bcombining safety, protection and women's empowerment Cpublic-health institutions and health systems Dstrengthening preparedness and health-system resilience

Aimproving housing quality and reducing shelter vulnerability Bchild-protection systems and family-based care CProviding benefits without reference to the scheme's defined objective or target group. Draising incomes and strengthening household resilience

Ayouth seeking skill training and certification BComparing coverage, service quality and outcomes against the scheme's stated objectives. Creducing malnutrition and improving early-childhood development Deligible urban households needing affordable housing

Aurban local bodies and communities BIt improves targeting and reduces exclusion or inclusion errors. Cdevelopment of exemplar schools aligned with NEP 2020 Dimproving public health, dignity and environmental outcomes

Aimproving urban public health and environmental quality BPublic expenditure should be assessed in terms of targeting, effectiveness, equity and fiscal sustainability. Cnutrition support, ECCE and upgraded Anganwadi infrastructure Dlow-cost accident insurance cover

Alow-cost life insurance cover BIt seeks to improve a specific social or economic constraint that can affect welfare and human-capital outcomes. Ccontributory pension with scheme-specific guaranteed pension slabs Dimproving housing quality and reducing shelter vulnerability

Aimproving retirement-income security Beligible rural houseless and inadequately housed households CPoor targeting, weak delivery capacity, inadequate awareness or weak monitoring. Dsupport for affordable urban housing through multiple verticals

Aproviding a basic social-protection floor BSambal and Samarthya components Cprotecting against specified accidental death/disability risks Dimproving public health, dignity and environmental outcomes

Acombining safety, protection and women's empowerment Beligible urban households needing affordable housing Ccontributory pension with scheme-specific guaranteed pension slabs DMinistry of Women & Child Development

Achildren in need of care and protection and children in conflict with law Beligible rural houseless and inadequately housed households Cunbanked and underserved households Dstrengthening early learning foundations

Arural households seeking unskilled manual work Bchild-protection systems and family-based care Cbasic bank accounts and access to formal financial services Dchildren, pregnant women, lactating mothers and specified adolescent girls

Astrengthening human-capital formation across school education Bpublic-health system strengthening and health services Cstrengthening child protection and welfare Dlow-cost accident insurance cover

Aeligible citizens seeking contributory pension Bsanitation, garbage-free cities and wastewater management Cimproving retirement-income security DWomen & Children

Aassistance for pucca rural houses with basic amenities Bstrengthening child protection and welfare Cselected existing government schools Deligible rural houseless and inadequately housed households

AIt is a targeted public intervention with defined beneficiaries, implementation arrangements and objectives. Bselected existing government schools Celigible elderly, widows and persons with severe disabilities Deligible bank/post-office account holders meeting scheme conditions

Aassistance for pucca rural houses with basic amenities BA gap where private provision alone may leave socially important needs underprovided. Cintegrated support for access, equity, quality and learning Dstates and vulnerable populations

Acontributory pension with scheme-specific guaranteed pension slabs Bstrengthening human-capital formation across school education CWhether intended beneficiaries receive the service or benefit and whether the intended outcome improves. Deligible urban households needing affordable housing

Asupport for affordable urban housing through multiple verticals Breducing catastrophic out-of-pocket health expenditure CBenefits can extend beyond the direct recipient to households, communities or the wider economy. Deligible rural houseless and inadequately housed households

Achildren in need of care and protection and children in conflict with law Bchildren, pregnant women, lactating mothers and specified adolescent girls Cskill training, recognition of prior learning and certification Deligible bank/post-office account holders meeting scheme conditions

Achild-protection systems and family-based care Bexpanding formal financial inclusion Celigible elderly, widows and persons with severe disabilities Dproviding a rural safety net and creating community assets

Araising incomes and strengthening household resilience Bstrengthening child protection and welfare Ccooked meals and nutrition support Dcombining safety, protection and women's empowerment

Ayouth seeking skill training and certification Bskill training, recognition of prior learning and certification CProviding benefits without reference to the scheme's defined objective or target group. Dstates and vulnerable populations

AComparing coverage, service quality and outcomes against the scheme's stated objectives. Byouth seeking skill training and certification Celigible bank/post-office account holders meeting scheme conditions Ddevelopment of exemplar schools aligned with NEP 2020

Adevelopment of exemplar schools aligned with NEP 2020 BIt improves targeting and reduces exclusion or inclusion errors. Cstatutory wage-employment guarantee subject to scheme conditions Dnutrition support, ECCE and upgraded Anganwadi infrastructure

Aeligible citizens seeking contributory pension Bsanitation, ODF sustainability and waste management CPublic expenditure should be assessed in terms of targeting, effectiveness, equity and fiscal sustainability. Deligible rural houseless and inadequately housed households

Acontributory pension with scheme-specific guaranteed pension slabs BIt seeks to improve a specific social or economic constraint that can affect welfare and human-capital outcomes. Celigible elderly, widows and persons with severe disabilities Dcrop insurance against specified crop risks

Acrop insurance against specified crop risks Bcombining safety, protection and women's empowerment CPoor targeting, weak delivery capacity, inadequate awareness or weak monitoring. Dfoundational literacy and numeracy

Astrengthening human-capital formation across school education Bchild-protection systems and family-based care Ccontributory pension with scheme-specific guaranteed pension slabs Dreducing farm-income volatility

AMinistry of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare Bstrengthening early learning foundations CSHGs, financial inclusion, livelihoods and enterprise support Deligible bank/post-office account holders meeting scheme conditions

Aimproving housing quality and reducing shelter vulnerability Beligible landholding farmer families Cwomen and girls needing safety, protection or empowerment support Dsupport for affordable urban housing through multiple verticals

Aincome-support transfers Bexpanding formal financial inclusion Csanitation, ODF sustainability and waste management Dstrengthening preparedness and health-system resilience

Acashless secondary and tertiary hospitalisation cover BSambal and Samarthya components Cstatutory wage-employment guarantee subject to scheme conditions Dsupplementing farm-household income and liquidity

Ayouth seeking skill training and certification Bsocial assistance through pension components Creducing skill mismatch and improving employability DFarmers

Abasic bank accounts and access to formal financial services Bsupplementing farm-household income and liquidity Cpublic-health system strengthening and health services Dassistance for pucca rural houses with basic amenities

Achildren, pregnant women, lactating mothers and specified adolescent girls Bexpanding formal financial inclusion Creducing malnutrition and improving early-childhood development DIt is a targeted public intervention with defined beneficiaries, implementation arrangements and objectives.

Aprotecting against specified accidental death/disability risks BSHGs, financial inclusion, livelihoods and enterprise support CA gap where private provision alone may leave socially important needs underprovided. Dstrengthening human-capital formation across school education

AWhether intended beneficiaries receive the service or benefit and whether the intended outcome improves. Byouth seeking skill training and certification Creducing skill mismatch and improving employability Drural households and communities

ABenefits can extend beyond the direct recipient to households, communities or the wider economy. Blow-cost life insurance cover CSambal and Samarthya components Dcrop insurance against specified crop risks

Ahousehold tap-water connections with focus on adequate and safe supply Beligible landholding farmer families Cintegrated support for access, equity, quality and learning Dchildren, pregnant women, lactating mothers and specified adolescent girls

Aincome-support transfers Breducing catastrophic out-of-pocket health expenditure Cselected existing government schools Dstrengthening child protection and welfare

Aunbanked and underserved households Breducing malnutrition and improving early-childhood development Csupplementing farm-household income and liquidity Dproviding basic life-risk protection

AProviding benefits without reference to the scheme's defined objective or target group. Bdevelopment of exemplar schools aligned with NEP 2020 Cstatutory wage-employment guarantee subject to scheme conditions Dimproving public health, dignity and environmental outcomes

Aimproving health, welfare and reducing time burdens Brural households seeking unskilled manual work CComparing coverage, service quality and outcomes against the scheme's stated objectives. Dskill training, recognition of prior learning and certification

Aimproving nutrition, attendance and learning conditions BIt improves targeting and reduces exclusion or inclusion errors. Cimproving urban public health and environmental quality Durban local bodies and communities

Astrengthening preparedness and health-system resilience BPublic expenditure should be assessed in terms of targeting, effectiveness, equity and fiscal sustainability. Cstates and vulnerable populations Draising incomes and strengthening household resilience

Asanitation, ODF sustainability and waste management BIt seeks to improve a specific social or economic constraint that can affect welfare and human-capital outcomes. Cchildren in foundational years Dintegrated support for access, equity, quality and learning

Aimproving retirement-income security BPoor targeting, weak delivery capacity, inadequate awareness or weak monitoring. Creducing farm-income volatility Dchildren in need of care and protection and children in conflict with law

Acashless secondary and tertiary hospitalisation cover Bincome-support transfers Cimproving housing quality and reducing shelter vulnerability Deligible elderly, widows and persons with severe disabilities

Acooked meals and nutrition support Bnutrition support, ECCE and upgraded Anganwadi infrastructure Crural households and communities DMinistry of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare

Aimproving nutrition, attendance and learning conditions Byouth seeking skill training and certification Cproviding a basic social-protection floor Deligible farmers growing notified crops in notified areas

Asanitation, ODF sustainability and waste management Bcrop insurance against specified crop risks Ccontributory pension with scheme-specific guaranteed pension slabs Deligible rural houseless and inadequately housed households

Arural households and communities Bincome-support transfers Creducing farm-income volatility Draising incomes and strengthening household resilience

Afoundational literacy and numeracy Bexpanding formal financial inclusion CSambal and Samarthya components DFarmers

Aimproving urban public health and environmental quality Breducing farm-income volatility Cdevelopment of exemplar schools aligned with NEP 2020 Dskill training, recognition of prior learning and certification

AIt is a targeted public intervention with defined beneficiaries, implementation arrangements and objectives. Brural households seeking unskilled manual work Ccashless secondary and tertiary hospitalisation cover Ddemonstrating quality, inclusive and holistic schooling

Achildren, pregnant women, lactating mothers and specified adolescent girls Bcooked meals and nutrition support CA gap where private provision alone may leave socially important needs underprovided. Dfoundational literacy and numeracy

Aimproving housing quality and reducing shelter vulnerability BWhether intended beneficiaries receive the service or benefit and whether the intended outcome improves. Caddressing urban housing shortages and affordability Dintegrated support for access, equity, quality and learning

Awomen and girls needing safety, protection or empowerment support Bsupport for affordable urban housing through multiple verticals Ccombining safety, protection and women's empowerment DBenefits can extend beyond the direct recipient to households, communities or the wider economy.

Achildren, pregnant women, lactating mothers and specified adolescent girls Bimproving urban public health and environmental quality Cdevelopment of exemplar schools aligned with NEP 2020 Deligible farmers growing notified crops in notified areas

Acrop insurance against specified crop risks Bstrengthening child protection and welfare Cprotecting against specified accidental death/disability risks Dbasic bank accounts and access to formal financial services

Areducing malnutrition and improving early-childhood development Bselected existing government schools Cchildren in eligible government and government-aided schools Dreducing farm-income volatility

Aschool education from pre-school to senior secondary Bhousehold tap-water connections with focus on adequate and safe supply Cpublic-health system strengthening and health services DProviding benefits without reference to the scheme's defined objective or target group.

Aschool education from pre-school to senior secondary Bnutrition support, ECCE and upgraded Anganwadi infrastructure CComparing coverage, service quality and outcomes against the scheme's stated objectives. Dlow-cost life insurance cover

AIt improves targeting and reduces exclusion or inclusion errors. Bcashless secondary and tertiary hospitalisation cover Csanitation, garbage-free cities and wastewater management Dcooked meals and nutrition support

APublic expenditure should be assessed in terms of targeting, effectiveness, equity and fiscal sustainability. Breducing catastrophic out-of-pocket health expenditure Cchildren in foundational years Dhousehold tap-water connections with focus on adequate and safe supply

AIt seeks to improve a specific social or economic constraint that can affect welfare and human-capital outcomes. Bcashless secondary and tertiary hospitalisation cover Celigible bank/post-office account holders meeting scheme conditions Dpoor and vulnerable families

Areducing malnutrition and improving early-childhood development Bchildren in eligible government and government-aided schools Cchildren in need of care and protection and children in conflict with law DPoor targeting, weak delivery capacity, inadequate awareness or weak monitoring.

Alow-cost accident insurance cover Breducing catastrophic out-of-pocket health expenditure Cintegrated support for access, equity, quality and learning Dcrop insurance against specified crop risks

Areducing malnutrition and improving early-childhood development BMinistry of Finance Cfoundational literacy and numeracy Dchild-protection systems and family-based care