SES 2022 23 Highlights - 15.3.2023

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15th March 2023
Planning Department
Highlights of Socio Economic Survey, 2022-23

Government of Andhra Pradesh
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Today Hon’ble Chief Minister released the Socio-Economic Survey
2022-23 of AP. Salient features of the report are as follows:
A. STATE ECONOMY – Encouraging Economic Growth
i. Size of the economy
 GSDP at Current Prices for the year 2022-23 (AE) is estimated at

Rs.13,17,728 Cr. as against Rs.11,33,837 Cr. for the year 2021-22
(FRE). Net addition of Rs.1,83,891 Crore to the state economy.
 In 2022-23, as per Advance Estimates, AP State posted a growth of
16.22% over the previous year.
ii. GVA Growth rates
At Current prices:
o Agri.& Allied Sectors : 13.18%

 Agriculture : 20.72% Horticulture : 12.58%
 Livestock : 7.32% Fisheries : 19.41%
o Industry sector : 16.36%
 Mining & quarrying :15.81% Manufacturing :11.81%
 Electricity, Gas etc :30.96% Construction :16.94%
o Services sector : 18.91%
 Trade, Hotels : 28.42% Railways : 17.82%
 Transport by other means: 21.64% Real estate : 13.14%
At Constant (2011-12)Prices:
 In 2021-22, AP State posted a record growth of 7.02% at

Constant Prices against Country’s growth of 7.0%.
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o Agri.& Allied Sectors : 4.54%

 Agriculture : 10.72% Horticulture : 3.03%
 Livestock : 2.89% Fisheries : 4.87%
o Industry sector : 5.66%
 Mining & quarrying :10.81% Manufacturing :4.82%
 Electricity, Gas etc :6.53% Construction :4.71%
o Services sector : 10.05%
 Trade, Hotels : 16.64% Railways : 3.87%
 Transport by other means: 7.65% Real estate : 4.24%
Sectoral Contribution:
Agriculture: 36.19%, Industry: 23.36%, Services: 40.45%
iii. Per Capita Income
 The Per Capita Income of Andhra Pradesh at current prices

increased to Rs.2,19,518 in 2022-23 as against Rs.1,92,587 in
2021-22 –a jump of Rs. 26,931 in a year.
 PCI Growth rate(Current Prices) AP in 2021-22: 13.98%
 All India per capita income for 2022-23 is Rs.1,72,000 up from
Rs. 1,48,524 in 2021-22 – a jump of Rs. 23,476.
B. NAVARATNALU & RELATED SCHEMES – KEY ACHIEVEMENTS
So far an amount of Rs. 1.97 lakh crore has been incurred by the government
through DBT under various schemes relating to the sectors of education,
health, women, farmers, welfare and other sectors
a) Education
 Strengthening Infrastructure in all Government schools under Mana
Badi Nadu – Nedu in 3 phases at a total cost of Rs. 15,000 crore
o In Phase-I, 15,717 schools with an expenditure of Rs.3,669Cr.
o In total 3 years, 57,189 schools and 3280 other educational
institutions infrastructure will be developed with a total cost of
Rs. 16,022 crore
 To achieve higher retention rate - “Jagananna Ammavodi’ – So
far Rs. 19,617.60 crore incurred.
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 Jagananna Vidya Kanuka –Student tool kit to 47.4 lakh students of

classes I to X with an amount of Rs.2,368 crores
o Jagananna Gorumudda – To address malnutrition among
children, enriched mid-day meal to 43.26 lakh students of
Classes -I to X benefitted with Rs.3,239 crores.
 Full fee reimbursement under "Jagananna Vidya Deevena’ scheme
Rs.9,249 crore credited benefitting 24.75 Lakh eligible students.
 Towards food, travel & hostel expenses under ‘Jagananna Vasathi
Deevena" financial support to eligible students an amount of Rs.
3,366 crores credited to 18.77 Lakh eligible students.
b) Health, Nutrition and Women Welfare
 Family physician concept – 2 doctors per PHC

 YSR Arogyasri 1.41 crore families to get benefit. 3255 Procedures.
 Rs.971.28 crores provided to 15.65 Lakh cases as Post-operative
sustenance allowance under YSR Arogya Aaasara.
 Nadu Nedu- Medical infrastructure revamp
 10032 YSR Village clinics, 528 urban health clinics
 YSR Sampoorna Poshana Plus and YSR Sampoorna Poshana
schemes to address the problem of anemia and malnutrition
among pregnant and lactating mother and children.
o 35.7 Lakh beneficiaries covered. An amount of Rs.6,141crore
spent so far.
 17 new Medical Colleges in addition to existing 11 colleges.
c) Women Empowerment
 YSR Cheyutha- Rs.14,129 cr. distributed to 26.7 Lakh SC, ST, BC &
Minority women in age group of 45 to 60 years
 YSR Aasara - an amount of Rs.12,758 crores was credited into loan

accounts of 78.74 lakh women SHG members.
 YSR Sunna Vaddi interest free loan of Rs.3,615 Crores sanctioned
benefitted 1.02 crore SHG members
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d) Housing, Social safety nets
 Housing - Under Pedalandariki Illu 30.65 lakh house site pattas

each worth Rs 5 Lakh - Rs 10 Lakh distributed to women.
 So far 21.25 Lakh houses sanctioned. Construction of 4.4 Lakh

houses completed and the balance are at different stages.
 Planned to provide all basic facilities with Rs32,909 Crore for all
the layouts in YSR Jagananna Colonies
 Pensions:
o So far Pensions worth Rs.66,823.79 crore delivered to 64.45
lakh persons every month under YSR Pension Kanuka.
e) Other welfare initiatives
 Free power upto 200 units per month to 15.14 lakh SC and 4.5 lakh
ST households - Under Jagjeevan Jyothi scheme
 2.74 Lakh self-owned Auto/Taxi drivers benefited with an Rs.1,041
Crore under YSR Vahana Mitra during past 4 years .
 Y.S.R. Nethanna Nestham– So far released Rs.788.50 Crores to
81,783 weaver beneficiaries.
 Under YSR Kapu Nestham, Rs.1518 Cr. released to 3.56 lakh
women.
 YSR EBC Nestham - Rs.595.86 crore released to 3.94 lakh persons
 Jagananna Chedodu- Rs.927.49 cr. to 3.30 lakh persons.
 YSR Law Nestham- Rs.35.40 crore to 4,248 eligible junior
advocates so far.
f) Farmer’s Welfare
 Established 10,778 Rythu Bharosa Kendralu(RBK) as one stop
solution to all agricultural needs.
 Under the “YSR Rythu Bharosa-PM Kisan”:
o 52.38 lakh farmer families were benefitted with a total amount
of Rs. 27,063 crores
o Free Crop Insurance - Payment Premium by the Government –
so far Rs. 6,872 crores released to 44.55 lakh farmers
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 YSR–Sunna Vaddi Panta Runalu- Rs.1,834.55 crore extended so

far as interest subsidy to 73.88 lakh farmers towards crop loans.
 Agriculture subsidy of Rs 27,800 Crores given towards 9-hour free
power supply so far.
 Aqua farmers – Rs 2,647 crores paid as subsidy
 AP Ranks 1st in productivity of Oil palm, Papaya, Cocoa, Tomato,
coconut and chillies.
 Under YSR Jala Kala, Duirng 2022-23 so far, Rs.188.84 crore is
spent on drilling 6931 bore wells benefiting 9629 farmers
 Under Y.S.R. Matsyakara Bharosa, an amount of Rs.422 crore was
disbursed to 1.20 lakh fishermen families.
g) Industry & Infrastructure

 Successfully organized Global Investor’s Summit at
Visakhapatnam on 3rd- 4th March 2023
 378 MOUs were signed during the Summit with total commitment of
Rs 13.42 Lakh Cr to generate 6 Lakh jobs.
 In MSME sector, 1.52 Lakh units have been established with an
investment of Rs.19,115Cr. with employment to 13.63 Lakh persons.
 69 Large and Mega industries are under active implementation with
an investment of Rs.1.35 Lakh Crore.
 AP got 1st rank consecutively for 3 years in Ease of Doing Business
 4 Non-Major Ports at Machilipatnam, Bhavanapadu Kakinada SEZ and
Ramayapatnam are under process of development and also
constructing 9 harbours across the state in two phases.
h) Sustainable Development Goals
 Navaratnalu and other schemes are mapped with SDGs.
 The Budget is now SDG aligned.
 AP state achieved 4th rank in SDG India Report- 2020-21. 1st rank
in SDG-7 (affordable energy) & 2nd rank Goal-14(Life below water).
 8 priority indicators on Anemia, malnutrition and school drop
outs monitored at HCM/CS level
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 Due to the efforts of the government, significant improvement in

health and nutrition related indicators
o SDG target of 70 MMR(per 1 lakh births) already
achieved (45) well before the UN deadline of 2030.
o Under-5 Mortality Rate also on target. Currently at 27 per
1000 births as against the UN target of 25 to be achieved by
2030.
 Sensitization workshops for all district, mandal and municipal level
officers being held in all the 26 districts by Planning Department.
i) Good Governance initiatives
 AP state has been implementing several initiatives that received
National praise
o Restructuring of Districts
o RBKs
o Village-Ward Secretariat System
o Resurvey - Bhu Hakku - Bhu Raksa
o Spandana
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15th March 2023

Highlights of Socio Economic Survey, 2022-23

A. STATE ECONOMY – Encouraging Economic Growth

i. Size of the economy

 GSDP at Current Prices for the year 2022-23 (AE) is estimated at

ii. GVA Growth rates

o Agri.& Allied Sectors : 13.18%

 In 2021-22, AP State posted a record growth of 7.02% at

o Agri.& Allied Sectors : 4.54%

Agriculture: 36.19%, Industry: 23.36%, Services: 40.45%

iii. Per Capita Income

 The Per Capita Income of Andhra Pradesh at current prices

B. NAVARATNALU & RELATED SCHEMES – KEY ACHIEVEMENTS

 Jagananna Vidya Kanuka –Student tool kit to 47.4 lakh students of

b) Health, Nutrition and Women Welfare

 Family physician concept – 2 doctors per PHC

 YSR Aasara - an amount of Rs.12,758 crores was credited into loan

d) Housing, Social safety nets

 Housing - Under Pedalandariki Illu 30.65 lakh house site pattas

 So far 21.25 Lakh houses sanctioned. Construction of 4.4 Lakh

 YSR–Sunna Vaddi Panta Runalu- Rs.1,834.55 crore extended so

g) Industry & Infrastructure

 Due to the efforts of the government, significant improvement in

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