Broad Structure of State Government Departments

Sl.No Department
1 Agriculture Marketing & Co-Operation Secretariat
2 Animal Husbandry, Dairy Development & Fisheries Secretariat
3 Backward Classes Welfare Secretariat
Agriculture Department
4 Environment, Forest, Science & Technology Secretariat
Horticulture Department
5 Higher Education Secretariat
6 Energy and Infrastructure Secretariat Sericulture Department
7 Secondary Education Secretariat Marketing Department
8 Food & Civil Supplies Secretariat Registrar of Co-Operative Societies
9 Finance Secretariat
10 General Administration Secretariat
11 Health, Medical & Family Welfare Secretariat
12 Home Secretariat
13 Housing Secretariat Employment and Training Department
14 Water Resources Secretariat Labour Department
15 Industries and Commerce Secretariat Factories Department
16 Information Technology, Electronics & Communications Secretariat Labour Court, Guntur
17 Labour and Employment Secretariat Labour Court-cum-Industrial Tribunal
18 Law Secretariat Labour Court, Anantapur
19 Legislature Secretariat
Insurance Medical Services Department
20 Municipal Administration and Urban Development Secretariat
Boilers Department
21 Minorities Welfare Secretariat
22 Public Enterprises Secretariat
23 Planning Secretariat
24 Panchayat Raj and Rural Development Secretariat
25 Revenue Secretariat
26 Skill Development, Entrepreneurship and Innovation Secretariat
27 Social Welfare Secretariat
28 Transport, Roads and Buildings Secretariat
29 Women, Children, Disabled and Senior Citizens Secretariat
30 Youth Advancement , Tourism and Culture Secretariat
31 Real Time Governance
 Old
Top down approach for planning
Setting growth targets, goal and strategies
Fundamentally a Central government
institution without state representations
Discussion with states on annual plans
New
Formulate National Development Strategy in a integrated market
economy
Evolve National Development Strategy in consultation with the States
Partnership with the State Governments to promote co-operative
federalism
States will continue to receive support for removing bottlenecks and
impediments. They will also be able to approach the new institution for
consultancy and capacity building
4% of India’s population 14 ports being developed (6 exist)
India’s Gateway to the east

8th largest state of India

with 13% of India’s 12 airports being developed (6 exist)
coastline

$ 109 Bn. GSDP >10% growth across agriculture,

FY 16-17 manufacturing & services sector

Growing @11.22%, #1 in attracting private sector

higher than the national
average
investments
Economic Growth
 Andhra Pradesh (At constant prices) All India
Sector
2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2016-17
2015-16 (SRE) 2017-18 (AE)
(TRE) (SRE) (FRE) (AE) (Target) (FRE)

Agriculture Sector 112200 120927 138957 163635 200708 1615216 1716746 1767397

Growth Rate 3.55 7.78 14.91 17.76 22.66 0.6 6.3 3.0

Industry Sector 111842 122588 131657 142837 161502 3317881 3542821 3714152

Growth Rate 12.58 9.61 7.4 8.49 13.07 9.8 6.8 4.8

Services Sector 182970 202688 221760 241967 273482 5570251 5988962 6482929

Growth Rate 8.98 10.78 9.41 9.11 13.02 9.6 7.5 8.2

GVA 407011 446203 492374 548439 635692 10503348 11247629 11964479

Growth Rate 8.37 9.63 10.35 11.39 15.91 8.1 7.1 6.4

GSDP/GDP 444564 491697 546104 607388 - 11386145 12196006 13003897

Growth Rate 9.20 10.60 11.07 11.22 - 8.2 7.1 6.6

PCI (In.Rs) 93903 107276 123664 142054 - 94731 103870 112764

Net Increase (In.Rs) 11033 13373 16388 18390 - 8084 9139 8894

Growth Rate 13.31 14.24 15.28 14.87 -

TRE-Third Revised Estimates, SRE-Second Revised Estimates, FRE-First Revised Estimates, AE-Advance Estimates
9.33 9.65 8.56
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inter-state comparison of share of services sector shows a declining trend for AP
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Vision 2029
AP State Re-Organisation – Looming Challenges
The Andhra Pradesh State re-organisation in June 2014, left numerous challenges
because of adoption of inconsistent and unscientific bifurcation criteria
❖Without a capital city
❖huge revenue deficit
❖skewed income
❖lack of R&D institutions and others

Amidst all these challenges that confronted the state post state bifurcation, adopted an aggressive
strategy leaving behind the conventional business as usual approach.

A new development growth model

Hon’ble Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh, Sri N. Chandrababu Naidu, held discussions,
several brainstorming sessions with numerous experts and stakeholders in the field of
development at various forums.
The visionary in the Hon’ble Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh envisioned a new
development growth model comprising sustained double digit economic growth strategy is
faster and more inclusive.
Broad welfare and development agenda of the State - creation of wealth, ensuring better
standards of living to people, reducing inequalities and enhancing the happiness index.

Ultimate objective - ensuring inclusive growth, higher levels of human development and a
happy society.
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Sl. Current Status Vision target Vision target Vision target
Indicator Base line -2014
No (2017-18) 2019 2022 2029
11 GSDP size (lakh crores) 5.2 8.04 9.5 16.25 56.75
12 Per capita income (lakh) 0.9 1.42 1.78 2.95 9.6
13 Structure of the economy          
13.1 Agriculture (%) 28.00% 34.40% 25% 23.30% 22-25%
13.2 Industry (%) 20.00% 22.10% 23% 23.70% 25-28%
13.3 Services (%) 52.00% 43.50% 52% 53.00% 50-52%
14 Urban households living in slums (%) 38.30% 38.30% 18% 0% 0%
Urban households having basic
15 67.40% 68.20% 100% 100% 100%
services(%)
16 Households connected by road (%) 79.30% 78% 100% 100% 100%
17 Per capita power consumption (KWh) 1050 1085 1750 2300 3600
Installed capacity of renewable energy
18 1.9 6.56 8.1 14.3 29
(GW)
19 Net irrigated area (lakh ha) 30.14 27.19 35 40 51
20 Total foodgrain productivity (kg/ha) 2641 2578 2732 3854 4409
21 Forest cover (%) 15.20% 22.73% 24% 28% 50%

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22 Government service made online (%) (absolute Online, 300 under 50% 100% 100%
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