Report 1 – Implications of the PMFBY Operational Guidelines on the Implementation of Crop Insurance Scheme in Karnataka
The Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana (PMFBY) is a multi-peril national level crop insurance scheme that was launched by the Government of India on 13th January 2016. It was subsequently rolled out in June 2016. PMFBY is a successor to earlier schemes such as the National Agricultural Insurance Scheme (NAIS) and the more recent Modified […]
An Analysis on Devolution of Funds to Panchayats Under 14th CFC and 4th SFC and Their Impact on Outcomes for Social Sector with Reference to Women and Children in Odisha
The study examines the impact of devolution through the Fourth State Finance Commission (FSFC) and the 14th Central Finance Commission (CFC) grants on social sectors, especially concerning women and children at the Gram Panchayat (GP) level. It investigates the implementation and monitoring mechanisms aimed at improving social outcomes using funds from FSFC and 14th CFC. […]
Public Finance for Social Sector Programmes in Odisha
This policy brief presents insights into the landscape of public finance for social sector programs in Odisha, derived from a comprehensive study conducted by Centre for Budget and Policy Studies, Bengaluru, in collaboration with UNICEF Odisha Office. The brief highlights the critical role of social sector expenditure in driving inclusive economic growth and human capital […]
XIV CFC grants and Gram Panchayat Development Plans (GPDP)
This policy brief delves into the utilisation of XIV CFC grants and the implementation of Gram Panchayat Development Plans (GPDP) in Odisha, shedding light on critical findings and implications. With the XIV CFC disbursing substantial funds to Gram Panchayats (GPs) nationwide for basic services enhancement, including water, sanitation, and roads, the study examines how these […]
Public Expenditure on Secondary Education in Tamil Nadu – A critical analysis of size, sources, priorities, flow, processes and management

While public expenditure on secondary education in India is low compared to many countries, it is substantial. This study reviewed expenditure on secondary education in Tamil Nadu, focusing on the contributions of various departments and their budget allocations. The analysis (1) examined the overall spending on secondary education and the schemes from different departments (2) […]
Public Expenditure on Health in Rajasthan – A critical analysis of size, sources, priorities, flow, processes and management

Although public expenditure on health in India is low compared to many countries, it is substantial in scale. This analysis focused on health expenditure in Rajasthan, particularly the allocation priorities for Maternal and Child Health (MCH). The study explored the following key areas: Funding Mechanisms: Understanding how funds flowed within the state and identifying the […]
Public Finance for Nutrition to Reach the Targets of Vision 2025 in Karnataka

The project analysed detailed expenditures across schemes and districts of the state correlated with the child development indicators (NFHS 4, DHDR 2014, and other relevant data) to understand how nutrition expenditures are targeted.
Process Review of the Bhagyalakshmi (BL) Scheme in Karnataka

CBPS conducted a second-phase study on Bhagyalakshmi (BL) scheme, exploring its functioning, impact, and potential role of Mahila Samakhya in empowering BL clubs. The aim was to improve and redesign the scheme.
Estimating the Multiplier Effect of Tertiary and Social Sector Expenditure in Karnataka

The study aimed to estimate and understand the multiplier effect of public spending in the social sector and the implications of the growth of the tertiary sector for sustained economic growth in Karnataka.
Quality and Systemic Functioning in Secondary Education in India: A Study in Andhra Pradesh and Rajasthan

A study by CBPS with the broad objective of understanding the functioning of the secondary school system in India by examining in depth relevant policies and institutions, as well as carrying out a comprehensive analysis in Rajasthan and Andhra Pradesh.