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GS2
SOCIAL_ISSUES_AND_SCHEMES
15 marks
“India’s ageing population requires a transition from welfare-based support to a technology-enabled and institutionalized care ecosystem.”
Discuss the significance of the JEEVAN mobile application and the SHATAYU dashboard in strengthening elderly welfare and geriatric care in India. Also examine the challenges in ensuring inclusive elderly care delivery.
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India's elderly population is projected to reach 20.8 percent 347 million by 2050. Shifting from passive welfare to tech-enable institutionalized care system is an urgent necessity.
India's elderly population is projected to reach 20.8 percent 347 million by 2050. Shifting from passive welfare to tech-enable institutionalized care system is an urgent necessity.
Significance of JEEVAN and SAHATYU
JEEVAN- Act as a unified citizen facing portal. Removes information barrier by mapping state/central scheme and providing and SOS emergency button for real time safety, ensuring immediate help for vulnerable seniors.
SAHATYU DASHBOARD- A data-driven platform that maps, tracks and verifies certified geriatric caregiving nationwide. Formalizing highest irregular sector, standardizing professional care-benchmarks to all district level.
Together they transition India's elder care from unorganized family dependency to to professionalized structured public framework.
Significance of JEEVAN and SAHATYU
JEEVAN- Act as a unified citizen facing portal. Removes information barrier by mapping state/central scheme and providing and SOS emergency button for real time safety, ensuring immediate help for vulnerable seniors.
SAHATYU DASHBOARD- A data-driven platform that maps, tracks and verifies certified geriatric caregiving nationwide. Formalizing highest irregular sector, standardizing professional care-benchmarks to all district level.
Together they transition India's elder care from unorganized family dependency to to professionalized structured public framework.
Key challenges to inclusivity-
The Digital divide- High rate of illiteracy and lack of Smartphones access isolate rural and economically marginalized elders from digital solution
Infrastructure deficit. Severe shortage of specialized geriatric doctors, nurses, and medical facilities particularly in tier-3 cities and rural block
Affordability- Private institutionalized care remaim highly expensive leaving BPL and low-income elder, financially excluded.
Key challenges to inclusivity-
The Digital divide- High rate of illiteracy and lack of Smartphones access isolate rural and economically marginalized elders from digital solution
Infrastructure deficit. Severe shortage of specialized geriatric doctors, nurses, and medical facilities particularly in tier-3 cities and rural block
Affordability- Private institutionalized care remaim highly expensive leaving BPL and low-income elder, financially excluded.
Technology could serve as an enabler and not replacement for empathy. True inclusivity requires enabling ASHA and Anganwadi workers as digital intermediaries, establishing community led day care center and offering universal health insurance to ensure our elderly population lives with dignity.
Technology could serve as an enabler and not replacement for empathy. True inclusivity requires enabling ASHA and Anganwadi workers as digital intermediaries, establishing community led day care center and offering universal health insurance to ensure our elderly population lives with dignity.
Good grasp of technology platforms and systematic challenge identification. The answer demonstrates clear understanding but needs more specific examples and quantitative backing to strengthen arguments. Well-structured approach with practical conclusion.
India's elderly population is projected to reach 20.8 percent 347 million by 2050. Shifting from passive welfare to tech-enable institutionalized care system is an urgent necessity.
India's elderly population is projected to reach 20.8 percent 347 million by 2050. Shifting from passive welfare to tech-enable institutionalized care system is an urgent necessity.
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