NRHM Special Focus States Explained
The National Rural Health Mission (NRHM) was a major public health initiative launched by the Government of India. Its primary goal was to provide accessible, affordable, and quality healthcare to rural populations.
While the NRHM aimed to improve health outcomes across the entire country, it placed a special emphasis or focus on certain states that were identified as having particularly weak health indicators or facing significant challenges. This strategic focus allowed for more targeted interventions and resource allocation.
According to the program's operational guidelines and historical data, the NRHM concentrated its special efforts on a specific group of states. The number of states identified for this special focus was $18$.
This focused approach aimed to accelerate improvements in key health parameters like maternal mortality, infant mortality, and disease control in the most vulnerable regions of rural India.
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