Mission Antyodaya Annual Survey

The Mission Antyodaya is a convergence and accountability framework aiming to bring optimum use and management of resources allocated by multiple Ministries/ Departments of the Government of India for the development of rural areas. It is envisaged as a state-led initiative with Gram Panchayats as focal points of convergence efforts. The mission conducts an annual survey to collect data on the socio-economic status of rural households. This data is used to identify the poorest and most marginalized households in rural India. The survey covers a wide range of indicators, including: Household composition, Education, Employment, Income,Expenditure, Access to basic services such as water, sanitation, and healthcare, Housing, Food security, energy and fuel. It is carried out coterminous with the People’s Plan Campaign (PPC) of Ministry of Panchayat Raj and its’ purpose is to lend support to the process of participatory planning for Gram Panchayat Development Plan (GPDP).

安蒂约达亚使命（Mission Antyodaya）是一套协同联动与问责框架，旨在优化利用并统筹管理印度政府多个部委/部门为农村地区发展拨付的各类资源。该使命构想为以邦为主导的倡议，以村级村务委员会（Gram Panchayats）作为协同工作的核心支点。该使命每年开展一次调查，以收集农村家庭的社会经济状况数据，此类数据可用于识别印度农村地区最贫困且最边缘化的家庭。本次调查涵盖多维度指标，包括：家庭构成、教育、就业、收入、支出、水、环卫与医疗等基本公共服务可及性、住房条件、粮食安全状况、能源与燃料供给情况。该项调查与印度潘查亚特部（Ministry of Panchayat Raj）开展的人民计划运动（People’s Plan Campaign, PPC）同步实施，其目的是为村级村务委员会发展计划（Gram Panchayat Development Plan, GPDP）的参与式规划流程提供支撑。