National Action Plan for Children, 2016
National Action Plan for Children, 2016 (NPAC) was launched at a special function held to celebrate the National Girl Child Day in New Delhi on January 24, 2017.
Key Points
The NPAC has been developed by the Ministry of Women & Child Development. It seeks to ensure the following:
- The Action Plan has four key priority areas: survival, health and nutrition; education and development; protection and participation.
- The NPAC defines objectives, sub-objectives, strategies, action points and indicators for measuring progress under the four key priority areas and also identifies key stakeholders for the implementation of different strategies.
- The plan also puts focus ....
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