Question

What is the significance of the national population policy 2000?

Answer 1

Hint:
The National People's Policy, 2000 (NPP 2000) reaffirms the government's commitment to voluntary selection and approval of citizens' access to reproductive health care services, as well as the continuation of a free approach to the management of family planning services.

Complete solution:
NPP 2000 was designed to create a stable population as per its economic growth by 2045. Various aspects of the NPP include meeting unmet needs for contraception and health care delivery, reducing IMR and MMR, 80% institutional delivery, reducing school dropouts, universal education for children between the ages of six and 14, mortality registration, births and marriages, delays in girls' marriages and reduced fertility rates altogether. The National Population Policy 2000 provides a policy framework for Providing free and compulsory school education for up to 14 years, reducing infant mortality to less than 30 per 1000 live births, access to immunizations for all vaccine-preventable diseases, promoting delayed girls' marriage and creating a family-friendly program.
NPP 200 has specifically emphasized the number of young people. Protecting young people from unwanted pregnancies and sexually transmitted diseases, and educating them about the dangers of unsafe sex and Making contraceptives accessible and accessible, providing dietary supplements, nutritional services, and strengthening legal measures to prevent child marriage.

Note:
 To implement NPP 2000, the Indian government has taken various steps such as suspending RTE action under article 21A, Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan, National Health Mission for better health service delivery, Abhiyan Model school models, National Children's Policy and MGNREGA to empower women economically.