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SAUBHAGYA YOJANA: From darkness to light
Impact Assessment in Madhya Pradesh
PUBLIC POLICY RESEARCH CENTRE (PPRC)
C/o Dr Mookerjee Smurti Nyas,
PP-66 Subramanya Bha rat i Ma rg
New Delhi – 1 10003
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CONCEPTION AND GUIDANCE:
DR VINAY SAHASRABUDDHE
DR SUMEET BHASIN
RESEARCH TEAM:
Ms Vidushi Sahani
Mr Rutwik Jagannath
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SAUBHAGYA YOJANA: From darkness to light
Impact Assessment in Madhya Pradesh
November 2018
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Foreword
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List of Abbreviations
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Introduction SAUBHAGYA & THE STUDY
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1.1. INTRODUCTION
SAUBHAGYA: Connecting the unconnected in India
Rationale for conducting the study:
1 State of electricity access report, 2017 (World Bank group);
Available:
http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/364571494517675149/pdf/114841-REVISED-JUNE12-FINAL-SEAR-web-REV-optimized.pdf
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1.2. RESEARCH APPROACH
1.3. RESEARCH OBJECTIVES
3 Government of Madhya Pradesh, Energy Department &
Government of India; joint statement on 24x7 electricity for
all.
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1.4. METHODOLOGY
District Region Total House -holds
Electrified Households before Saubhagya
Household Electrified
Balance Un-electrified Households
% Before
% After
Improvement
Alirajpur West 122104 90211 31893 0 74% 100% 26% Anuppur East
116320 69778 33392 13150 60% 89% 29% Ashoknagar Central 88800 68010
20790 0 77% 100% 23% Dindori East 154294 122283 21137 10874 79% 93%
14% Guna Central 137083 76715 60368 0 56% 100% 44% Jhabua West
167991 119396 48595 0 71% 100% 29% Umaria East 110056 77728 32328 0
71% 100% 29% TOTAL 896648 624121 248503 24024
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1.5. DATA COLLECTION
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1. EASE
OF
LIVING
OBSERVATIONS
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2.1. EASE OF LIVING
Reducing Unproductive Efforts
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Case Study: Changing lives in Kakadsela
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Pacing Household Chores:
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Survey findings:
98%
2%
Life After Saubhagya
Comfortable
No change
88%
8%4%
Fuel Source before Saubhagya
Kerosene Diya Wood/Straw
63%17%
20%
Changes in Sleeping Time After Saubhagya
Late Early No Change
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2. Education
SAUBHAGYA &
SCHOOL-GOING
CHILDREN
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2.2. Education
Survey Findings
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32%
75%
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10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
Before Saubhagya After Saubhagra
Children Studying
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Pacing out time to accommodate
education
39%34%
11%
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
1 hour 2 hour No Change
Study Time extended after Saubhagya
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Avenues for improving school infrastructure
Triggering usage of Mobile Phones and supplementing
education
Nurtures pro education sensibilities
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Case study: The education ambassador
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Case study: Juggling chores and studies
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Case Study: Electrifying schools
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3. Income Generation
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2.3. INCOME GENERATION & EMPLOYMENT
Case Study: Saubhagya & Agriculture
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Case Study: Impetus to business I
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Employment through Skill Development:
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4.Health
Health
Outcomes &
Electrification © 2013 Global Health Photo | Paul Joseph
Brown
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2.4. HEALTH
Black carbon: Dangerous emission
Case Study: Better maternal health
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पहले बहुत घबराहट होती थी गर्मी र्में रात भर बाहर घरू्मना पड़ता था
ठंडी हवा के ललए पतत को भी परूी रात जागना पड़ता थाअब पखंे र्में काफी
चैन की नींद आती है
पहेले बछा बोहोत रोता था र्मछर से भी बोहोत बछना पड़ता था अब फरक है
बबजली आने से बची आरार्म से सोती है।
Incomplete combustion: Rising indoor air pollution
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How Saubhagya
provides clean energy
5. Energy Conservation
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2.5. ENERGY CONSERVATION AND ENVIRONMENT
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6. Social Change
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2.6. SOCIAL CHANGE
Television: Agent of Change
100%
32% 26%35%
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Light Mobile Fan TV Motor
Electrical Appliances
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Entertainment & information ally boosting confidence
Greater agency to women
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Improved exposure of children
Case Study: Equitable access to entertainment
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7. SECURITY
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2.7. SECURITY
SURVEY FINDINGS
13Robinson MB. In: Advances in Criminological Theory. Laufer W,
Adler F, editor. Vol. 8. New Brunswick NJ: Transaction Publishers;
1999. The theoretical development of CPTED: 25 years of responses
to C. Ray Jeffery; pp. 427–462.
Safety at Home after Saubhagya
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Case Study: Securing lives
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8. Self Esteem
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2.8. SENSE OF PRIDE & OWNERSHIP
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Case Study: Saubhagya & social institutions
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