India's First Five-Year Plan (1951-1955) emphasized increased agricultural production and sought its objectives with fiscal measures. The Second Five-Year Plan (1956-1960) sought further to increase the national standard of living by encouraging the development of heavy industries; its emphasis was...
To achieve the major objectives, this ambitious Plan had primarily set up 5-2 per cent annual growth rate of national income. In this Plan, greater stress was given to develop indigenous sources of energy and creation of stronger industrial infrastructure. Coal, irrigation, energy generation and ...
Five year plan constitute the steps toward the fulfilment of objectives of economic planning. Mobilization of resources:Mobilizing is the method of assembling and organizing things to use immediately or for a achieving a collective goal. The concept of mobilization of resources should be se...
Rapid growth of population in the developing countries ingeneral and in India in particular has been one of the primary concernsof not only demographers, but also for the social scientists and plannersthroughout the world. The most burning problem in India today is thepopulation explosion with all...
2. Status of transportation electrification in India 3. Charging technology 4. Key players in charging infrastructure planning in India 5. Guidelines for charging infrastructure placement in India 6. Selected case studies on charging infrastructure planning in India 7. Challenges of charging infrastructure...
Objectives must be stated directly; whether targets are species, ecosystems or surrogates (e.g., landscape measures representing biodiversity), an exact statement of quantities is needed which can then be recalibrated in the early stages of the plan. These SCP approaches also rely on a selection...
(1987),sustainabilityrefers to “development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.” While there is widespreadconsensuson this general goal, most major planning decisions involve trade-offs between subsidiary objectives and ...
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Invest in your future. Enroll in ourInvestment Banking course in Delhiand reap the rewards! Types of Financial Planning Financial planning is the process of identifying objectives, assessing assets and resources, forecasting future financial needs, and developing strategies to attain both short-term and...
While there is widespread consensus on this general goal, most major planning decisions involve trade-offs between subsidiary objectives and thus frequently involve conflict. Jeanne Gang on the future of architectureDesigner of Aqua Tower, the St. Regis Chicago, and the Lincoln Park Nature Boardwalk,...