Date: 2025-08-08 Category: Not Applicable State: Union Government Country: India

Parliament Question: Kayakalp Initiative in Public Healthcare Facilities

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                    Executive Summary:
This document presents the answer to Lok Sabha Unstarred Question No. 3314 regarding the Kayakalp initiative in public healthcare facilities. It provides details on health facilities selected for incentives, amounts allocated and disbursed, and themes selected under the scheme. The answer includes data from the last five financial years (2020-21 to 2024-25) and state-wise breakdowns.

Key Points / Main Content:
*   **Health Facilities Selected for Kayakalp Incentives:**
    *   Annexure I provides a state/UT-wise list of health facilities selected for Kayakalp incentives for 2024-25.
    *   Andhra Pradesh has 5323 health facilities selected for the Kayakalp category.
    *   Annexure II details the district-wise breakdown of selected health facilities in Andhra Pradesh.

*   **Incentive Allocation and Disbursement:**
    *   Annexure III presents the state/UT-wise details of State Programme Implementation Plan (SPIP) approvals and expenditure for Kayakalp Activities under the National Health Mission (NHM) for the financial years 2020-21 to 2024-25.

*   **Workshops and Trainings:**
    *   Data regarding workshops and trainings organized by states/UTs are not maintained centrally.

*   **Kayakalp Scheme Themes:**
    *   The Kayakalp Scheme assesses facilities based on eight mandatory themes uniformly applied across all levels of healthcare facilities:
        1.  Hospital Facility Upkeep
        2.  Sanitation and Hygiene
        3.  Waste Management
        4.  Infection Prevention and Control
        5.  Hospital Support Services
        6.  Hygiene Promotion
        7.  Cleanliness Beyond Hospital Facility Boundary Wall
        8.  Eco-friendly Facility (applicable to District Hospitals or equivalent and Community Health Centres only)

Impact Analysis:
States/Union Territories:
Impact: Accountable for the implementation of the Kayakalp scheme within their jurisdiction, including the selection of health facilities, execution of activities, and expenditure of allocated funds.
Action Required: Review Annexure III and ensure accurate reporting of SPIP approvals and expenditure for Kayakalp activities under NHM.

Healthcare Facilities:
Impact: Participating health facilities are subject to assessment based on the eight mandatory themes of the Kayakalp scheme.
Action Required: Implement and maintain high standards in areas such as hospital upkeep, sanitation, waste management, and infection control. Prepare for assessment under the Kayakalp scheme.

Ministry of Health and Family Welfare:
Impact: Oversees the Kayakalp initiative and is responsible for answering parliamentary questions regarding its implementation.
Action Required: Monitor the progress of the Kayakalp scheme across states/UTs and ensure compliance with the established guidelines.
                

Key Entities Referenced

Kayakalp Initiative: A public healthcare facilities incentive program. Ministry of Health and Family Welfare: The Indian government ministry responsible for health policy. National Health Mission (NHM): An initiative to address the health needs of under-served rural areas. Andhra Pradesh: A state in India where health facilities are selected for Kayakalp incentives. State Programme Implementation Plan (SPIP): A plan of approvals and expenditure for Kayakalp Activities under National Health Mission (NHM). Hospital Facility Upkeep: One of the mandatory themes under the Kayakalp Scheme. Sanitation and Hygiene: One of the mandatory themes under the Kayakalp Scheme. Waste Management: One of the mandatory themes under the Kayakalp Scheme.

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                GOVERNMENT OFINDIA
MINISTRYOFHEALTHAND FAMILYWELFARE
DEPARTMENT OFHEALTHAND FAMILYWELFARE
LOK SABHA
UNSTARREDQUESTION NO. 3314
TO BE ANSWEREDON8thAUGUST, 2025
KAYAKALPINITIATIVE IN PUBLIC HEALTHCARE FACILITIES
3314. SHRIB K PARTHASARATHI:
SHRIMOHIBBULLAH:
Will the Ministerof HEALTH AND FAMILYWELFAREbe pleasedtostate:
(a) the details of the health facilities selected for Kayakalp incentives, State-wise anddistrict-
wise for Andhra Pradesh;
(b) the detailsof the amountof incentiveallocated anddisbursed under the said initiative over
the last five years, State-wise andyear-wise;
(c)thenumberofworkshops andtrainingsorganizedoverthe lastfive yearsunderthe scheme,
State-wise andyear-wise; and
(d) the detailsof the themes currentlyselectedunderthe Kayakalpscheme?
ANSWER
THE MINISTER OFSTATE IN THE MINISTRYOFHEALTH AND
FAMILYWELFARE
(SHRIPRATAPRAO JADHAV)
(a) State/UT-wise numberof health facilities selected for Kayakalpincentives is at Annexure-
I. As per Government of Andhra Pradesh, a total of 5323 health facilities have been selected
for Kayakalpcategory.District-wise detailsof health facilitiesare attachedasAnnexure-II.
(b) State/UT-wise details of State Programme Implementation Plan (SPIP) approvals and
expenditure for Kayakalp Activities under National Health Mission (NHM) for the financial
years2020-21 to2024-25 isat Annexure-III.
(c) Data related to workshops and trainings organized by various States/UTs are not
maintainedcentrally.
(d) Under the Kayakalp Scheme, the assessment is conducted across eight mandatory themes,
which have beenuniformlyapplied toalllevelsof healthcarefacilities. These themesare:
1. Hospital / Facility Upkeep
2. SanitationandHygiene
3. Waste Management
4. InfectionPrevention andControl
5. Hospital SupportServices
6. Hygiene Promotion
7. Cleanliness Beyond Hospital/Facility Boundary Wall
8. Eco-friendly Facility (applicable to District Hospital or equivalent and Community
HealthCentre only)
****Annexure-I
State/UT-wise numberof healthfacilitiesselectedfor Kayakalpincentivesfor 2024-25
S.No. State Total healthfacilities
1. AndamanandNicobar Islands *
2. Andhra Pradesh 5323
3. Arunachal Pradesh 65
4. Assam 2043
5. Bihar 434
6. Chandigarh 16
7. Chhattisgarh *
8. Daman,Diu& Dadra Nagar Haveli 84
9. Delhi 153
10. Goa 22
11. Gujarat 3535
12. Haryana 840
13. HimachalPradesh 645
14. Jammu andKashmir 310
15. Ladakh 77
16. Jharkhand 305
17. Karnataka 3787
18. Kerala 1010
19. Lakshadweep *
20. Madhya Pradesh 675
21. Maharashtra 2956
22. Manipur 182
23. Meghalaya *
24. Mizoram 197
25. Nagaland 144
26. Odisha 5339
27. Puducherry 15
28. Punjab 804
29. Rajasthan *
30. Sikkim 163
31. TamilNadu 6169
32. Telangana *
33. Tripura 458
34. Uttar Pradesh 4714
35. Uttarakhand 201
36. West Bengal 5906
Total 46572
*Result not yet declared by StatesAnnexure-II
District-wise numberof healthfacilitiesselected forKayakalpincentives inAndhraPradesh
S.No District Name No. of HealthFacilities
1 Alluri Sitharama Raju 182
2 Anakapalli 195
3 Anantapur 235
4 Annamayya 191
5 Bapatla 196
6 Chittoor 231
7 Dr B R Ambedkar
Konaseema 207
8 East Godavari 179
9 Eluru 245
10 Guntur 180
11 Kakinada 212
12 Krishna 182
13 Kurnool 213
14 Nandyal 199
15 NTR 155
16 Palnadu 219
17 ParvathipuramManyam 137
18 Prakasam 264
19 Satyasai 221
20 SriPottiSriramulu Nellore 200
21 Srikakulam 313
22 Tirupati 222
23 Visakhapatnam 96
24 Vizianagaram 223
25 West Godavari 199
26 YSR 229
TOTAL 5323Annexure-III
State/UTwisedetailsofSPIPApprovalsandexpenditureforKayakalpActivitiesunderNHMforthelast5
years
(Rs.inlakhs)
S.N State/UT 2020-21 2021-22 2022-23 2023-24 2024-25
o.
SPIP Expen SPIP Expen SPIP Expen SPIP Expen SPIP Expen
Appro diture Appro diture Appro diture Appro diture Appro diture
val val val val val
1 Andamanand 13.00 - 1.55 - 3.50 0.30 3.50 - 11.60 0.30
NicobarIslands
2 AndhraPradesh 658.24 481.19 913.51 544.37 1,068. 224.69 1,068. 203.76 1,001. 156.70
28 28 99
3 ArunachalPradesh 168.85 119.24 166.18 56.00 183.74 87.20 162.88 11.05 279.31 100.87
4 Assam 1,161. 557.62 967.29 429.90 1,718. 1,185. 1,943. 1,443. 2,412. 2,008.
09 98 73 89 26 83 44
5 Bihar 2,098. 1,233. 1,674. 1,248. 1,675. 1,067. 1,841. 1,093. 2,048. 956.13
86 45 81 56 38 49 50 54 20
6 Chandigarh 23.00 10.00 21.75 - 18.75 0.02 18.75 15.00 17.13 12.58
7 Chhattisgarh 407.81 378.54 405.60 438.38 1,369. 1,179. 997.54 478.69 1,478. 1,075.
62 68 36 09
8 Dadra&Nagar 54.19 - - 3.48 57.64 0.72 57.64 - 57.10 41.35
HaveliandDaman
&Diu
9 Delhi - 1.01 - 2.55 382.01 164.50 382.01 46.57 395.73 33.23
10 Goa 140.55 84.84 68.28 66.23 55.50 36.14 70.50 50.55 88.76 57.47
11 Gujarat 958.06 643.46 1,021. 650.24 985.10 442.22 1,078. 1,098. 1,814. 1,066.
69 83 10 21 50
12 Haryana 208.23 189.43 282.91 260.55 360.34 337.91 379.22 403.77 528.80 174.65
13 HimachalPradesh 167.33 201.56 215.43 180.39 560.80 321.31 644.81 389.67 593.49 373.84
14 JammuandKashmir 666.40 245.23 522.42 355.74 472.37 188.17 490.12 250.52 615.86 252.17
15 Jharkhand 862.59 603.31 1,842. 551.61 1,127. 659.43 755.93 567.91 3,434. 1,448.
99 93 38 79
16 Karnataka 1,224. 903.25 1,637. 800.06 3,007. 1,286. 2,182. 1,522. 2,674. 1,732.
39 26 72 03 43 67 74 66
17 Kerala 1,595. 512.47 1,830. 1,043. 2,315. 967.13 2,277. 448.50 2,698. 583.14
50 60 98 91 36 99
18 Ladakh 109.61 21.97 101.25 31.63 231.84 81.32 158.41 55.45 236.55 193.01
19 Lakshadweep 27.80 - 28.10 - 28.10 - 29.51 - 25.12 -
20 MadhyaPradesh 5,344. 4,507. 5,286. 4,828. 1,327. 169.95 1,448. 1,668. 912.81 39.58
32 99 01 16 11 73 70
21 Maharashtra 1,421. 560.72 1,918. 251.42 3,733. 578.76 2,381. 1,081. 3,554. 808.83
81 41 94 12 82 02
22 Manipur 347.22 77.33 235.65 6.70 281.76 251.35 334.70 51.60 445.51 157.84
23 Meghalaya 168.05 86.23 140.43 70.47 167.56 77.90 176.00 6.21 172.27 250.28
24 Mizoram 161.99 100.13 244.95 211.73 275.97 15.56 291.94 140.81 270.83 318.00
25 Nagaland 197.80 4.81 181.26 159.41 193.20 126.00 218.59 17.21 250.55 158.63
26 Odisha 3,711.1 3,051. 1,622. 2,467. 1,178. 1,404. 1,288. 1,175. 1,648. 771.06
7 38 42 01 79 79 88 94 48
27 Puducherry 132.09 24.15 126.93 27.62 92.28 39.57 98.03 37.02 98.02 49.74
28 Punjab 105.59 213.01 2,484. 136.24 1,055. 1,471. 1,093. 1,093. 1,786. 25.8277 23 87 84 84 78
29 Rajasthan 1,465. 334.16 2,060. 1,029. 2,475. 529.13 2,475. 865.76 27,70 4,325.
98 10 82 92 92 3.82 18
30 Sikkim 63.82 12.86 170.92 67.64 170.68 179.81 146.29 120.18 179.78 129.66
31 TamilNadu 1,126. 635.53 1,975. 2,315. 2,013. 1,150. 4,181. 1,317. 3,292. 2,444.
58 00 37 85 09 74 23 70 41
32 Telangana 607.63 196.60 1,119.0 559.84 1,224. 10.00 1,268. 153.06 1,362. 630.51
2 59 99 15
33 Tripura 170.86 158.61 627.09 261.22 918.88 184.38 558.14 464.07 1,120. 819.75
31
34 UttarPradesh 6,408. 2,020. 2,161. 558.23 3,261. 1,482. 4,640. 1,289. 5,536. 757.62
33 51 77 00 65 61 85 02
35 Uttarakhand 268.34 158.12 279.70 196.71 488.18 121.46 324.93 192.67 395.52 177.50
36 WestBengal 1,554. 517.60 1,255. 488.69 1,586. 1,367. 1,778. 1,064. 2,135. 1,020.
11 87 37 87 62 31 60 47
Note:
1. Theabove information isas per availableFinancial Management Reports(FMRs)submitted byStates/UTsand
isprovisional.
2. Expenditure includesexpenditure againstCentral Release, Staterelease& unspentbalances atthe beginningof
theyear.
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