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PERFORMANCE APPRAISAL & DISTRICT ECONOMIC SCENARIO

2017-18

Directorate of Economics & Statistics Planning Department



PERFORMANCE APPRAISAL & DISTRICT ECONOMIC SCENARIO

2017-18

The Government of Andhra Pradesh, converting the divergent challenges emerged since state bifurcation into opportunities, have developed a model to transform the State as a Happy, Inclusive and a Globally competitive society through accomplishing sustainable Double Digit Growth over a period of time. I would like to re-iterate the Vision 2029 statement which reads - “The people of Andhra Pradesh envision transforming their state into a happy, inclusive, responsible, globally competitive and innovation-driven society through structural transformation and by sustaining inclusive double-digit economic growth, to become one among the best states by 2022, the best state by 2029 and a leading investment destination by 2050”.

In order to translate the vision of the state into reality, the government has taken up a mission approach focusing on the dynamics of the economy to accelerate the growth trajectory for which innovative initiatives under each sector have been taken up besides adopting best practices and these efforts have proved fruitful in targeting national / global benchmarks.

The perspective plans prepared by each department in such a way to reap the low- hanging fruits first and then march towards attaining the ultimate set goals, have worked quite well through coordination among departments by optimum utilization of resources.

The efforts of the Government reflect in its performance in achieving Double Digit Growth consecutively for last three years by registering the GSDP growth rates of 10.60%, 11.07% and 11.22% for the years 2015-16(TRE), 2016-17(FRE) and 2017-18 (AE) respectively for which I appreciate all the functionaries of various departments and earnestly hope similar hard work continues in future as well.

I am very glad to note that this publication entitled ‘’Performance appraisal and District Economic scenario’’ now brought out by the Directorate of Economics and Statistics depicting the performance of different sectors of the State economy and districts during 2017-18 and action plan for 2018-19 will be very useful for different users.

Nara Chandrababu NaiduChief Minister of Andhra Pradesh

FOREWORD

Sri Nara Chandrababu NaiduHon'ble Chief Minister


Immediately post state re-organisation in June 2014, the Government of Andhra Pradesh envisioned an innovative approach for the comprehensive development of the state by departing from the conventional development model to that of a more inclusive and balanced framework. This higher inclusive economic growth is expected to result in a quantum jump in human development in sync with the vision aspirations.

Andhra Pradesh was a pioneer in compilation of district level estimates of domestic product since late nineties and now stands out as a role model in the country for its analytical presentation. It is noteworthy to mention that the GSDP and DDP estimates compiled by the Directorate of Economics and Statistics, have provided valuable insights in evaluating the performance of the economy under various sectors and these results facilitate formulation of spatial plans to narrow down regional imbalances on economic front and thereby achieving inclusive growth. This publication provides the growth rates coupled with contributions under each sector of all thirteen districts of the State.

I hope that the present edition of “Performance Appraisal and District Economic Scenario” which contained District wise and sector wise performance for the year 2017-18 (AE) will certainly help the Government, District administration for chalking out better planning at micro level.

I appreciate the efforts put in by the Directorate of Economics and Statistics and the Chief Planning Officers in bringing out of this publication in such a presentable and appealing form.

Yanamala Ramakrishnudu Hon’ble Minister for Finance, Planning, Commercial Taxes & Legislative Affairs

FOREWORD

Yanamala Ramakrishnudu Hon’ble Minister for Finance, Planning, Commercial Taxes & Legislative Affairs


The Directorate of Economics & Statistics (DE&S), in tune with the Vision aspirations of the Government of Andhra Pradesh, has been bringing out various publications essentially focussing on providing various data sets for policy making and to formulate development plans. The department is using all its human development resources optimally in building up of various data sets through adopting scientific approach in collection and compilation of data.

The DE&S as a nodal agency has been compiling the estimates of Gross State Domestic Product (GSDP) - one of the most important indicators to measure the economy of the State and arriving at Per Capita Income that reflects the standard of living of the citizens of the State. The standardized procedures and methodology adopted by the Central Statistical Office, MOSPI, Government of India are being adopted at state level for compilation of these economic aggregates.

This publication contains the sector-wise estimates of GSDP, inter-state comparison and inter-district ranking which are useful for tracking the status and standings of districts in terms of their performance and thereby help government implement appropriate interventions by chalking out district-specific action plans.

I am glad to note that the DDP estimates compiled at sub-state level for all sectors and incorporated in the publication of “Performance Appraisal and District Economic Scenario” would provide very vital inputs to bridge critical gaps and ensure inclusive growth and thereby help reduce spatial disparities.

I express my gratitude to all the departments and agencies including CSO, MOSPI for extending their cooperation and for their valuable inputs in bringing out this publication.

I appreciate the officers, staff of Directorate of Economics & Statistics involved and the Chief Planning Officers in bringing out this publication which will be useful to all the Administrators, Economists, Policy makers and Research scholars.

N. Yogeswara Sastry Director

PREFACE

N. Yogeswara Sastry Director

Directorate of Economics & Statistics Government of Andhra Pradesh

CONTENTS

1 A.P AT A GLANCE 1-3

2 STATE ECONOMY 2017-18 4-25

3 ACTION PLAN FOR 2018-19 AND TARGETS 26-28

4 GROWTH ENGINES 29-30

5 INTER-STATE COMPARISON 31-35

6 GSDP Estimates Broad Sector Wise at a glance and 36-37 Sub Sector Wise comparing the All India Estimates

7 DISTRICT DOMESTIC PRODUCT - ANALYSIS 38-50

8 DISTRICT-WISE ESTIMATES

a SRIKAKULAM 51-62

b VIZIANAGARAM 63-72

c VISAKHAPATNAM 73-84

d EAST GODAVARI 85-94

e WEST GODAVARI 95-106

f KRISHNA 107-116

g GUNTUR 117-128

h PRAKASAM 129-138

i SPS NELLORE 139-148

j CHITTOOR 149-158

k YSR 159-168

l ANANTHAPURAMU 169-178

m KURNOOL 179-188

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PERFORMANCE APPRAISAL AND DISTRICT ECONOMIC SCENARIO 2017-18

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ANDHRA PRADESH AT A GLANCESL. No. Particulars Unit Number

1 Area ‘000 Sq. Kms. 162.97

2 Districts Number 13

3 Revenue Divisions " 51

4 Mandals " 670

5 Revenue Villages " 17,398

6 Gram Panchayats " 12,918

7 Habitations “ 47,861

8 Villages (As per Census, 2011) " 17,366

9 Towns (Statutory and Census) " 195

10 Municipal Corporations " 14

11 Municipalities/Nagar Panchayats " 96

12 Population (Census, 2011) Lakhs 495.77

a Male " 248.30

b Female " 247.47

c Rural Population " 349.67

d Rural Male " 175.38

e Rural Female " 174.29

f Urban Population " 146.10

g Urban Male " 72.92

h Urban Female " 73.18

i Households " 127.19

j Rural " 90.65

k Urban " 36.54

l Total Literacy Rate Percentage 67.35

m Male Literacy Rate " 74.77

n Female Literacy Rate " 59.96

o Percentage decadal growth rate of Population (2001-2011) " 9.21

13 a Members of Parliament - 1. Lok Sabha, Number 25

2. Rajya Sabha " 10

b Members of Legislative Assembly " 175

c Members of Legislative Council " 58

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SL. No. Particulars Unit Number

14 Agriculture(2016-17):

a Gross Area Sown Lakh Hectares 74.18

b Net Area Sown " 60.77

c Total Foodgrains Production Lakh Tonnes 149.16

d Cropping Intensity 1.24

e Gross Area Irrigated Lakh Hectares 35.82

f Net Area Irrigated " 27.19

g Irrigation Intensity 1.29

15 Livestock (2016-17) Production

a Milk (000 MTS) 12177.85

b Meat " 632.502

c Egg (Lakh in no.) 158274

16 Fishing (2016-17) Production

a Marine fish (MTS) 471692

b Inland fish " 1617483

c Prawns " 251197

17 Forestry

Area under Forest Hects. 3688461

% to total Geographical Area 22.63%

18 Rainfall Season wise (2016-17)

A South - West Monsoon (June to Sept.)

a Normal (In MM) 556.0

b 2016-17 " 533.8

c 2015-16 " 523.0

d 2016-17 % Dev. Over Normal " -4.0

B North - East Monsoon (October to December)

a Normal (In MM) 296.0

b 2016-17 " 85.3

c 2015-16 " 287.2

d 2016-17 % Dev. Over Normal " -40.0

19 Industrial Statistics :



SL. No. Particulars Unit Number

a Establishments With 100 or more workers (as per 2015-16) Number 816

b Establishments With less than 100 workers (as per 2015-16) " 15599

20 6th Economic Census(2013):

A Agricultural activities

a Establishments Number 1461466

b Persons " 2433146

B Non-Agricultural activities (Other than services)


b Persons " 1938554

C Non-Agricultural activities (Services)


b Persons " 4219355

D Total

a Establishments Number 42,42,757

b Persons " 85,91,055

21 Establishments under 7 Registration authorities (as per Business Register 2015-16)

a Companies Act Number 6365

b Factories Act " 11245

c Shops & Commercial Establishments Act " 107459

d Societies Registration Act " 51746

e Co-operative Societies Act " 2740

f Khadi & Village & Industries Board " 1737

g DIC " 25933

h Gross Establishments " 213359

i Net Establishments " 208546



STATE ECONOMYThe Government commitment to withstand the difficulties aroused due to Re-organisation of the State to come out with specific growth strategies started yielding fruit full results. The Government emphasised Andhra Pradesh to be among the top 3 states in the country by 2022 and the best state by 2029. Achievement of the vision is incumbent upon a fast paced and sustainable Double Digit Growth delivered through a combination of programmatic and project interventions with a focus on sustainable and inclusive development. The state has been targeting sustain Double Digit Growth for about 15 years to accomplish its Vision 2029.

The growth pattern is being maintained on a quarterly basis and Andhra Pradesh, perhaps is the only state to focus on monitoring the growth achievement every quarter. The performance of the state economy is encouraging and the growth achievement of Andhra Pradesh has been consistently more than India’s growth rate in all the quarters during the last two and half years.

Gross State Domestic ProductGross State Domestic Product (GSDP) is common parlance known as “State Income”, is a measure in monetary terms of sum total volume of all goods and services produced during a given period of time within the geographical boundaries of the State, accounted without duplication. This is one of the most important commonly used single economic indicators to measure the growth and to study the structural change taking place in the economy.

These estimates of economy over a period of time reveal the extent and direction of changes in the level of economic development. Sectorial composition of SDP gives an idea of the relative position of different sectors in the economy over a period of time which not only indicate the real structure changes taking place in the economy but also facilities formulation of plans to overall economic development. These estimates when studied in relation to the total population of the state indicate the level of per capita net output of goods and services available or the standard of living of the people in the state and are referred as estimates of the Capita Income (PCI).

In order to estimate the domestic product, the economy is broadly divided into three sectors viz.,

i. Agriculture Sector

ii. Industry Sector

iii. Services Sector

• Agriculture Sector includes Agriculture & Allied Sectors, Live Stock, Forestry and Fishing& Aquaculture.

• Industry Sector covers Mining & Quarrying, Manufacturing, Electricity, Gas & Water supply and Construction.

• Services sector includes Trade, Repairs, Hotels & Restaurants, Transport by other means & Storage, Real Estate, Prof. Services & Ownership of Dwellings, Communications, Financial services, Railways, Public Administration& Defence and Other services.



Approaches:There are three approaches for estimation of State Domestic Product at state level viz.,

i) Production Approach

ii) Income Approach

iii) Expenditure Approach.

Depending upon the data availability different approaches are adopted for different sectors.

(i) Production or Value Added Approaches:

Under this approach, value of all goods and services produced within the state are taken without duplication. The State Domestic Product is arrived while deducting the input cost from the total value of output. The method of compiling is as follows.

Value Added = Value of gross output evaluated at producers price - Value of Inputs at purchaser’s price.

Production approach is applied in the estimation of value added for the following sectors.

1. Agriculture 4. Fisheries

2. Livestock 5. Mining & Quarrying

3. Forestry and logging

(ii) Income approach:

The second approach for estimation of State Domestic Product is income approach by taking the factors which generate the income within the geographical boundaries of the State. Therefore, the State Income is equal to all variables that comprise the total income generated. The procedure for estimation of GVA under this approach is as follows:

Income Generated = Salaries & wages + Interest earnings + Profit + Rental Income.

Income approach is followed while estimating the value added from the following sectors.

1. Manufacturing,

2. Electricity, Gas & Water Supply,

3. Trade, Repairs, Hotels & Restaurants,

4. Transport by other means & Storage,

5. Real Estate, Ownership of Dwellings Professional services,

6. Public Administration and Defence,

7. Other Services &

8. Supra Regional Sector consisting of

i) Railways

ii) Communications

iii) Financial services



Railways, Communication, Banking and Insurance sectors are called as supra regional sectors. Its area of economic operation is not coterminous with the administrative / geographical boundaries of the state / district. As such these sectors value added is being estimated by the Central Statistics Office, Government of India and apportioned to the states based on certain physical indicators. The Same procedure is followed while estimating the District income by the Directorate.

(iii) Expenditure Approach:

In this method, one must consider all the expenditures in a given economy. Ascertaining the District Domestic Product, using this approach is difficult due to non-availability of data. The estimation of GVA of construction sector through this approach is arrived as:

Total Expenditure = Gross Value Added = Consumption expenditure+ Investment Expenditure + Government Expenditure

This method is based on the measurement of income at the stage of disposal. All that is produced is either ultimately consumed or part of it is saved for future consumption or production of goods and services.

With the above three approaches, sector-wise Gross Value added (GVA) is compiled. To get Net Value Added (NVA) which is indicative of net operation of the economy during the year, Consumption of Fixed Capital (CFC) in other words depreciation is deducted. It is mandatory to keep some allowances aside to replenish the machinery and equipment used on later date in the operation of the economy.

GVA (Gross Value Added) = Total Value of Output - Total Cost of Input

(Intermediate consumption) For each activity/sector

GSDP = Gross Value Added (GVA) + (Product Taxes – Product Subsidies)

Advance Estimates of Gross Value Added at basic pricesThe Central Statistical Office (CSO), Government of India (GOI) released All India Gross Domestic Product (GDP) advance estimates for 2017-18 in new base year (2011-12) at constant and current prices on 28th February, 2018. On par with GOI, Government of Andhra Pradesh released the GSDP estimates within one week and placed the estimates in Socio- economic survey 2017-18.

The DES has compiled the Advance Estimates of GSDP for the year 2017-18 at Constant (2011-12) Prices based on the Advance Estimates of Agriculture Production, Horticulture production data provided by Horticulture department, production data on milk, meat & egg furnished by the Animal Husbandry Department, production estimates of fisheries furnished by the Fisheries Department, Production data for mining & quarrying from Mines and Geology Department, Vehicles data from Transport department, Index of Industrial Production (IIP), Sales Tax, wireless subscribers (prepaid and post paid) data of BSNL, analysis of Budget and relevant indicators supplied by CSO. The performance of the corporate sector during April- December 2017 has also been taken into account while compiling advance estimates, the Trends of the All India Gross Value Added Estimates have been also taken into consideration in certain sectors where ever the data sets are not available at State level.



• As per the Advance Estimates, the GVA at Constant (2011-12) Prices is estimated at Rs.548439 crores in 2017-18 registering GVA growth of 11.39 percent, whereas the GoI registered a GVA growth of 6.4% only.

• The sectors that propelled the growth of the state economy with an impressive growth rate of 10% and above are Fishing (30.84%), Horticulture (17.16%), Livestock (13.05%), Agriculture (12.30%), Communication (12.22%), Transport (10.64%), and Real estate & Ownership of Dwellings (10.45%).

• The Per Capita Income of Andhra Pradesh during 2017-18(AE) at current prices is estimated at Rs.1,42,054 as compared to Rs. 1,23,664 in 2016-17(FRE).

GDP AND GVA OF 2017-18 A.E AT CONSTANT (2011-12) PRICES

Andhra Pradesh(GVA / GSDP Rs. in Crores)

All India

Sector 2015-16 (SRE)

2016-17 (FRE)

2017-18 (AE)2016-17 (FRE) 2017-18 (AE)

Target AchievementAgrl. & Allied 120927 138957 168261 163635 1716746 1767397

Gr. Rate 7.78 14.91 21.20 17.76 6.3 3.0

Industry 122588 131657 149628 142837 3542821 3714152

Gr. Rate 9.61 7.40 14.65 8.49 6.8 4.8

Services 202688 221760 258198 241967 5988962 6482929

Gr. Rate 10.78 9.41 12.97 9.11 7.5 8.2

GVA 446203 492374 576087 548439 11247629 11964479

Gr. Rate 9.63 10.35 15.64 11.39 7.1 6.4

Net taxes on products 45494 53730 - 58949 948376 1039417

GSDP/GDP 491697 546104 - 607388 12196006 13003897

Gr. Rate 10.60 11.07 - 11.22 7.1 6.6

A.E-Advance Estimates, FRE-First Revised Estimates, SRE-Second Revised Estimates

Gross State Domestic Product (GSDP) at Constant (2011-12) prices for the year 2017-18(AE) is estimated at Rs.607388 Crores registering an impressive growth of 11.22% whereas the All India registered a GDP growth of 6.6% only.

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AGRICULTURE & ALLIED SECTORS 2017-18 (AE) AT CONSTANT (2011-12) PRICES

Andhra Pradesh(GVA Rs. in Crores) All India

Sector

2016-17 (FRE) 2017-18 (Target) 2017-18 AE (Ach.) Growth Rate

GVA Gr. Rate GVA Gr.

Rate GVA Gr. Rate

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17-18

(AE)Agriculture 27517 -7.01 38048 20.73 30901 12.30 - -Horticulture 36243 28.16 40214 18.23 42462 17.16 - -

Agrl. + Hort. 63760 10.18 78262 73363 15.06 6.9 1.5

Livestock 41907 15.71 45520 16.23 47376 13.05 6.5 5.1Forestry & Logging 2291 -2.93 2369 3.00 2336 1.97 1.3 1.5

Fishing 30999 26.64 42110 32.25 40559 30.84 6.1 10.3Agrl. & allied 138957 14.91 168261 21.20 163635 17.76 6.3 3.0

1. Agriculture & Allied Sectors: • The Agriculture & Allied Sectors registered a growth rate of 17.76% in 2017-18 at Constant (2011-

12) Prices with a GVA of Rs. 163635 crores as against the previous year (i.e. 2016-17) growth rate of 14.91%, whereas GoI registered a growth of 3.0% in 2017-18.

• At Constant prices, Livestock (Rs.47376 Cr.), Horticulture (Rs.42462 Cr.) and Fishing (Rs.40559 Cr.) sectors are the Key contributors with Double Digit Growth that propelled the performance of the Agriculture & Allied Sectors during 2017-18 to register an impressive growth of 17.76%.

Agriculture:

• The total Agriculture proper (Agriculture + Horticulture) is estimated at Rs.73363 Crores at constant (2011-12) prices, with a growth of 15.06 percent over previous year.

• Due to favorable seasonal conditions prevailed in the State, the Agricultural sector (GVA of Rs. 30901 Crores) register a positive growth rate of 12.30% during the year 2017-18.

• Groundnut crop, the major contributing Growth engine of Agriculture sector contributed Rs.3404 crores at constant price and registered a growth of 67.38% over previous year.

Horticulture

• The performance of Horticulture sector is quite impressive with GVA of Rs.42462 Crores during the year 2017-18 and it registered a growth of 17.16% at Constant prices.

• The initiatives of the Government such as Sprinkling / Drip Irrigation, Polynets / Shadenets, Panta Sanjeevini and improved market strategies and storage facilities are consider as driving force for remarkable growth of Horticulture sector.



• The Horticulture crops viz., Chillies Dry (GVA of Rs.8246 Cr., 26.12% Growth), Mango (Rs.5752Cr., 26.73% Growth), Tomato (Rs.4600 Cr., 24.34% Growth).

Livestock Sector

• The Livestock sector stands as a champion in contributing to State GVA of Rs.47376 Crores with major share of 28.96% in Agriculture and Allied Sector and registered a growth rate of 13.05% during the year 2017-18.

• Milk is the one of the major contributing Growth Engine in Agriculture & Allied sector with a GVA of Rs.29030 Crores, push the growth of the Livestock Sector with the production growth of 13.53%.

• The other Growth Engines, Meat (13.68%) and Egg (12.32%) are also performed well with two digit production growth during 2017-18 over previous year.

Fishing Sector

• The Fishing Sector registered a growth rate of 30.84% in 2017-18 at Constant (2011-12) Prices with a GVA of Rs. 40559 crores.

• Marine Fish, Inland Fish and Prawn GVA registered a production growth of 0.49%, 21.24% and 40.24% respectively.

• There is a significant growth in Fresh water Prawn (75.16%) during 2017-18 (AE).

• The major contributing items are Prawn (Rs.26397 Cr.), Inland Fish (Rs.11835Cr.) and Marine Fish (Rs.2327 Cr.).

2. INDUSTRY SECTOR 2017-18 (AE) AT CONSTANT (2011-12) PRICES


Sector2016-17 (FRE) 2017-18 (Target) 2017-18 AE (Ach.) Gr.Rate


Rate GVA Gr. Rate

16-17 (FRE)

17-18 (AE)

Mining & Quarrying 15969 6.40 21980 15.23 17391 8.90 13.0 3.0

Manufacturing 60369 8.56 57607 13.26 65415 8.36 7.9 5.1

Electricity, Gas & Water Supply

13367 15.79 15916 15.68 14580 9.07 9.2 7.3

Construction 41952 3.78 54125 15.62 45451 8.34 1.3 4.3

Industry 131657 7.40 149628 14.65 142837 8.49 6.8 4.8

• The GVA of the Industry Sector is Rs.142837 crores with an impressive growth rate of 8.49% in 2017-18 over the previous year.



Mining & Quarrying:

• The GVA of Mining & Quarrying sector is estimated at Rs. 17391 crores at constant (2011-12) prices, with a growth of 8.90 percent over previous year.

• The production of the Major minerals in the State recorded a growth of 15.56% with a contribution of around 35% of the sectoral GVA. The major contributing minerals are Oil & Natural Gas (65% contribution) registered growth of 13.54% and Limestone (23% contribution) registered a growth of 7.85%.

• The production of the Minor minerals in the State recorded a growth of 3.26% with a contribution of around 51% of the sectoral GVA. In Minor minerals the major contributing commodities are Road metal (68.21% contribution) registered a growth of -6.51% and Black Granite (16.21% contribution) with a growth of 9.92%.

Manufacturing:

• The Manufacturing Sector registered a growth rate of 8.36% in 2017-18 at Constant (2011-12) Prices with a GVA of Rs.65415 crores.

• The estimates of Private Corporate Sector, ASI quasi part and Public part are estimated based on the performance of Private Corporate growth which is stood at 8.95% at constant prices, 2017-18. The Un-organised part which is contributing around 15% in sectoral GVA, estimated using the State IIP Growth (4.40%).

Electricity, Gas & Water Supply:

• The Electricity, Gas & Water Supply Sector registered a growth rate of 9.07% in 2017-18 at Constant (2011-12) Prices with a GVA of Rs. 14580 crores over the previous year 2016-17. The GVA is estimated by observing the IIP and past trends of the performance of the Distribution Corporations (DISCOMS) in the State.

Construction:

• The Construction sector estimated at Rs.45451 crores at constant (2011-12) prices, with a growth of 8.34 percent over previous year.



3. SERVICES SECTOR2017-18 (AE) AT CONSTANT (2011-12) PRICES


Sector2016-17 (FRE) 2017-18(Target) 2017-18 AE (Ach.) Growth Rate


Rate GVA Gr. Rate

16-17 (FRE)

17-18 (AE)

Trade, H &R 47576 12.45 50396 13.94 50471 6.08 8.9 10.5

Railways 4088 9.54 3732 7.02 4219 3.20 0.05 2.7

Transport by other means & storage

35609 10.48 44339 13.83 39398 10.64 6.2 5.5

Communication 10224 13.42 12305 17.26 11474 12.22 2.5 1.2

Financing & Ins 19228 0.39 23244 10.26 21139 9.94 1.3 6.7

Real Estate, Ownership of Dwellings

41738 6.89 49940 13.12 46101 10.45 8.0 7.4

Public Admn. 22249 16.47 25647 11.02 24119 8.41 12.7 9.8

Other services 41049 7.75 48595 12.86 45047 9.74 9.0 10.4

Services 221760 9.41 258198 12.97 241967 9.11 7.5 8.2

• The GVA of the Services Sector is estimated at Rs.241967 crores with a an impressive growth rate of 9.11% in 2017-18 over the previous year.

Trade, Hotels & Restaurants

• Trade, Hotels& Restaurants Sector, which is the major contributing in service sector registered a growth rate of 6.08% in 2017-18 at Constant (2011-12) Prices with a GVA of Rs.50471 crores.

• An increase in the Sales Tax growth by 8.77% resulted in achieving a notable growth in the Trade sector.

Transport, Storage

• The GVA of Transport, Storage sector is estimated at Rs.39398 crores at constant (2011-12) prices, with a growth of 10.64% over previous year.

• The GVA of the Road Transport is estimated by using the growth in the vehicle Index (Growth of registered vehicles is 9.56%). The Cargo handled at ports is used to estimate the GVA of the Water transport and the growth of passenger air traffic is used to estimate the GVA of the Air transport.

Real Estate, Ownership of Dwellings & Professional Services:

• This Sector registered a significant growth rate of 10.45% in 2017-18 over previous year at Constant (2011-12) Prices with a GVA of Rs. 46101 crores.



• The major contributing sub-sector is Ownership of Dwelling and its contribution is around 68% to Sectoral GVA.

Supra Regional Sector:

• The GVA of the Supra Regional Sectors viz., Railways, Communications and Banking & Insurance is estimated as per the growth trends of All India Estimates of CSO and also State contribution in the respective sectors in All India GVA.

• The Communication Sector registered an impressive growth rate of 12.22% in 2017-18 followed by the Banking & Insurance Sector with a growth rate of 9.94%.

Public Administration:

• The Public Administration Sector registered a growth rate of 8.41% in 2017-18 at Constant (2011-12) Prices with a GVA of Rs. 24119 crores, which has been estimated on the basis of the analysis of the State Budget Documents and previous trends of the Local Bodies Accounts and Central Government data.

Other Services:

• Education (56%) is the major contributing sub-sector in Other Services. The sector recorded a growth rate of 9.74% in 2017-18 at Constant (2011-12) prices with a GVA of 45047 Crores.

Estimates at Current Prices:

• The Advance estimates at current prices are derived by using the IPD for each sector with prescribed Price Indices viz., WPI & CPI (Combined). The WPI and CPI (general) are on an upward trend with 3.07% (all commodities) and 3.30% respectively during 2017-18.

• The Gross State Domestic Product at current prices for the year 2017-18 is estimated at Rs.803873 Crores as against Rs.695491 Crores of 2016-17 (FRE). The Growth in GSDP during 2017-18 is estimated at 15.58% as compared to the growth rate of 15.86% in 2016-17.

Per Capita Income

• The Per Capita Income of Andhra Pradesh during 2017-18 at current prices is estimated at Rs.1,42,054 as compared to Rs. 1,23,664 in 2016-17(FRE).

• The Per Capita Income (NNI) of All India is Rs.1,12,764.

(PCI in Rs.)

YearAndhra Pradesh All India

2015-16 (SRE)

2016-17 (FRE)

2017-18 (AE) 2015-16 (SRE) 2016-17 (FRE) 2017-18 (AE)

PCI 107276 123664 142054 94731 103870 112764



GVA/GSDP ESTIMATES AT CURRENT PRICES FROM 2011-12 TO 2017-18 IN NEW BASE YEAR 2011-12

Rs in Crores

Sl No. I N D U S T R Y

Estimates at Current prices

2011-12

2012-13

2013-14

2014-15 TRE

2015-16 SRE

2016-17 FRE

2017-18 AE

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

1 Agriculture,Live Stock, Forestry & Fishing

1.1 Agriculture 52041 61230 71147 78898 83468 95570 115117

a)Agriculture 29782 36743 39269 40540 39056 37611 39610

b)Horticulture 22259 24488 31878 38358 44412 57958 75507

1.2 Live stock 27588 33584 36430 43127 53472 66418 76974

1.3Forestry & Logging 2503 2530 2805 3464 3506 3704 3826

1.4 Fishing 11877 14519 18573 22707 32085 42190 56929

AGRICULTURE SECTOR 94008 111864 128956 148196 172531 207881 252847

2 Mining & Quarrying 14162 14590 14192 12914 15473 16635 19451

3 Manfacturing 50706 42377 42423 54532 58882 63795 71021

4 Electricity, Gas, Water Supply 10765 7130 10141 11513 12745 14627 15936

5 Construction 37026 37590 40651 45324 46221 50093 56074

INDUSTRY SECTOR 112660 101687 107408 124282 133322 145150 162482

6 Trade,Hotel & Restaurants 26736 31792 37849 42018 46471 52921 57994

7 Transport,Storage & Communications

7.1 Railways 2643 3037 3345 4331 4386 5150 5476

7.2 Transport by Other means & Storage 24470 28536 32353 35050 38767 44535 50899

7.3 Communications 5402 6214 7960 8991 10805 12756 14895

8 Financing, Insurance, Real estate & Business Services

8.1 Banking & Ins. 14256 15843 17105 19047 20665 20929 24150

8.2 Real est.,O'ship of Dwellings 28338 34341 38973 44652 49712 56132 64046

9 Community, Social & Personal Services

9.1 Public Admn. 13938 15524 17390 19439 23625 28999 32689

9.2 Other Services 27304 30639 35383 41703 51698 60289 70230

SERVICES SECTOR 143086 165925 190359 215230 246129 281711 320380

GVA 349753 379477 426722 487709 551982 634742 735709

PRODUCT TAXES 42439 46565 52635 54183 62681 76540 85523

PRODUCT SUBSIDIES 12790 14638 15085 16916 14365 15791 17359

GSDP 379402 411404 464272 524976 600298 695491 803873

NSDP 339996 370196 413164 470933 541165 627508 725057

POPULATION('000) 49275 49566 49857 50151 50446 50743 51041

PER CAPITA IN Rs. 69000 74688 82870 93903 107276 123664 142054



SECTOR-WISE CONTRIBUTION OF GVA AT CURRENT PRICES FROM 2011-12 TO 2017-18 IN NEW BASE YEAR 2011-12


% Contribution

2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 TRE

2015-16 SRE.

2016-17 FRE

2017-18 AE

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 91 Agriculture,Live Stock, Forestry & Fishing

1.1 Agriculture 14.88 16.14 16.67 16.18 15.12 15.06 18.14

a)Agriculture 8.52 9.68 9.20 8.31 7.08 5.93 5.38

b)Horticulture 6.36 6.45 7.47 7.87 8.05 9.13 10.26

1.2 Live stock 7.89 8.85 8.54 8.84 9.69 10.46 10.46

1.3Forestry & Logging 0.72 0.67 0.66 0.71 0.64 0.58 0.52

1.4 Fishing 3.40 3.83 4.35 4.66 5.81 6.65 7.74

AGRICULTURE SECTOR 26.88 29.48 30.22 30.39 31.26 32.75 34.372 Mining & Quarrying 4.05 3.84 3.33 2.65 2.80 2.62 2.64

3 Manfacturing 14.50 11.17 9.94 11.18 10.67 10.05 9.65

4Electricity, Gas, Water Supply 3.08 1.88 2.38 2.36 2.31 2.30 2.17

5 Construction 10.59 9.91 9.53 9.29 8.37 7.89 7.62

INDUSTRY SECTOR 32.21 26.80 25.17 25.48 24.15 22.87 22.096 Trade,Hotel & Restaurants 7.64 8.38 8.87 8.62 8.42 8.34 7.88

7Transport,Storage & Communications

7.1 Railways 0.76 0.80 0.78 0.89 0.79 0.81 0.74

7.2Transport by Other means & Storage 7.00 7.52 7.58 7.19 7.02 7.02 6.92

7.3 Communications 1.54 1.64 1.87 1.84 1.96 2.01 2.02

8Financing, Insurance, Real estate & Business Services

8.1 Banking & Ins. 4.08 4.17 4.01 3.91 3.74 3.30 3.28

8.2Real est.,O'ship of Dwellings 8.10 9.05 9.13 9.16 9.01 8.84 8.71

9Community, Social & Personal Services

9.1 Public Admn. 3.98 4.09 4.08 3.99 4.28 4.57 4.44

9.2 Other Services 7.81 8.07 8.29 8.55 9.37 9.50 9.55

SERVICES SECTOR 40.91 43.72 44.61 44.13 44.59 44.38 43.55 GVA 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00



SECTOR-WISE GROWTH RATES OF GVA ESTIMATES AT CURRENT PRICES FROM 2012-13 TO 2017-18 IN NEW BASE YEAR 2011-12


% Change over previous year

2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 TRE

2015-16 SRE.

2016-17 FRE

2017-18 AE

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 81 Agriculture,Live Stock, Forestry & Fishing

1.1 Agriculture 17.66 16.20 10.89 5.79 14.50 20.45

a)Agriculture 23.37 6.88 3.24 -3.66 -3.70 5.31

b)Horticulture 10.01 30.18 20.33 15.78 30.50 30.28

1.2 Live stock 21.74 8.47 18.38 23.99 24.21 15.89

1.3 Forestry & Logging 1.08 10.85 23.51 1.19 5.65 3.31

1.4 Fishing 22.25 27.92 22.25 41.30 31.49 34.94

AGRICULTURE SECTOR 18.99 15.28 14.92 16.42 20.49 21.63

2 Mining & Quarrying 3.02 -2.73 -9.01 19.82 7.51 16.93

3 Manfacturing -16.43 0.11 28.54 7.98 8.34 11.33

4 Electricity, Gas, Water Supply -33.77 42.23 13.52 10.70 14.77 8.94

5 Construction 1.52 8.14 11.49 1.98 8.38 11.94

INDUSTRY SECTOR -9.74 5.63 15.71 7.27 8.87 11.94

6 Trade,Hotel & Restaurants 18.91 19.05 11.01 10.60 13.88 9.59


7.1 Railways 14.92 10.13 29.49 1.27 17.42 6.34

7.2Transport by Other means & Storage 16.61 13.38 8.33 10.61 14.88 14.29

7.3 Communications 15.04 28.10 12.94 20.18 18.05 16.77


8.1 Banking & Ins. 11.13 7.96 11.35 8.49 1.28 15.39

8.2 Real est.,O'ship of Dwellings 21.18 13.49 14.57 11.33 12.91 14.10


9.1 Public Admn. 11.38 12.02 11.78 21.54 22.75 12.72

9.2 Other Services 12.22 15.48 17.86 23.97 16.62 16.49

SERVICES SECTOR 15.96 14.73 13.07 14.36 14.46 13.73

GVA 8.50 12.45 14.29 13.18 14.99 15.91 PRODUCT TAXES 9.72 13.04 2.94 15.68 22.11 11.74 PRODUCT SUBSIDIES 14.45 3.05 12.14 -15.08 9.93 9.93

GSDP 8.43 12.85 13.07 14.35 15.86 15.58

NSDP 8.88 11.61 13.98 14.91 15.96 15.55

POPULATION('000)

PER CAPITA IN Rs. 8.24 10.96 13.31 14.24 15.28 14.87



GVA/GSDP ESTIMATES AT CONSTANT PRICES FROM 2011-12 TO 2017-18 IN NEW BASE YEAR 2011-12


GSDP at Constant prices (Rs. in Crores)

2011-12 2012-13 2013-14

2014-15 TRE

2015-16 SRE

2016-17 FRE

2017-18 AE

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 91 Agriculture,Live Stock, Forestry & Fishing

1.1 Agriculture Proper 52041 52569 60624 60983 57870 63760 73363

a) Agriculture 29782 30479 34194 34075 29590 27517 30901

b) Horticulture 22259 22090 26429 26908 28280 36243 42462

Live stock 27588 29247 29721 31185 36218 41907 47376

1.2 Forestry & Logging 2503 2469 2491 2412 2360 2291 2336

1.3 Fishing 11877 13546 15516 17620 24479 30999 40559

Agrl. Sector 94008 97831 108353 112200 120927 138957 163635

2 Mining& Qurr 14162 14283 13880 12798 15009 15969 17391

3 Manfacturing 50706 40188 38575 48828 55609 60369 65415

4 Electy., Gas, Water Supply 10765 7345 9815 10251 11544 13367 14580

5 Construction 37026 35571 37076 39963 40426 41952 45451

Industries Sector 112659 97387 99345 111842 122588 131657 142837

6 Trade,Hotel & Restaurants 26736 29554 33149 36789 42310 47576 50471


7.1 Railways 2643 2897 3105 3781 3732 4088 4219

7.2Transport by Other means & Storage 24470 26720 28378 29968 32232 35609 39398

7.3 Communications 5402 5845 6988 7692 9014 10224 11474


8.1 Banking & Ins. 14256 15635 16515 18063 19152 19228 21139

8.2Real est.,O'ship of Dwellings 28338 32426 34130 37025 39048 41738 46101


9.1 Public Admn. 13938 14468 15318 16371 19102 22249 24119

9.2 Other Services 27304 28252 30303 33281 38098 41049 45047

Services Sector 143086 155796 167887 182970 202688 221760 241967

GVA 349753 351014 375585 407011 446203 492374 548439 PRODUCT TAXES 42439 43155 44807 51629 57107 65997 71889 PRODUCT SUBSIDIES 12790 13540 13277 14076 11613 12267 12940

GSDP 379402 380629 407114 444564 491697 546104 607388

NSDP 339996 341335 360239 397064 439977 489032 543818 POPULATION('000) 49275 49566 49857 50151 50446 50743 51041

PER CAPITA IN Rs. 69000 68865 72255 79174 87217 96374 106545



SECTOR-WISE CONTRIBUTION OF GVA AT CONSTANT PRICES FROM 2011-12 TO 2017-18 IN NEW BASE YEAR 2011-12


% Contribution

2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 TRE

2015-16 SRE.

2016-17 FRE

2017-18 AE

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

1 Agriculture, Live Stock, Forestry & Fishing

1.1 Agriculture Proper 14.88 14.98 16.14 14.98 12.97 12.95 13.38 a) Agriculture 8.52 8.68 9.10 8.37 6.63 5.59 5.63 b) Horticulture 6.36 6.29 7.04 6.61 6.34 7.36 7.74

1.2 Live stock 7.89 8.33 7.91 7.66 8.12 8.51 8.641.3 Forestry & Logging 0.72 0.70 0.66 0.59 0.53 0.47 0.431.4 Fishing 3.40 3.86 4.13 4.33 5.49 6.30 7.40

Agrl. Sector 26.88 27.87 28.85 27.57 27.10 28.22 29.842 Mining& Qurr 4.05 4.07 3.70 3.14 3.36 3.24 3.17

3 Manfacturing (Org.&Un-org) 14.50 11.45 10.27 12.00 12.46 12.26 11.93

4 Electy., Gas, Water Supply 3.08 2.09 2.61 2.52 2.59 2.71 2.665 Construction 10.59 10.13 9.87 9.82 9.06 8.52 8.29

Industry Sector 32.21 27.74 26.45 27.48 27.47 26.74 26.046 Trade, Hotel & Restaurants 7.64 8.42 8.83 9.04 9.48 9.66 9.20


7.1 Railways 0.76 0.83 0.83 0.93 0.84 0.83 0.77

7.2 Transport by Other means & Storage 7.00 7.61 7.56 7.36 7.22 7.23 7.18

7.3 Communications 1.54 1.67 1.86 1.89 2.02 2.08 2.09

8 Financing,Insurance, Real estate & Business Services

8.1 Banking & Ins. 4.08 4.45 4.40 4.44 4.29 3.91 3.85

8.2 Real est.,O'ship of Dwellings 8.10 9.24 9.09 9.10 8.75 8.48 8.41


9.1 Public Admn. 3.98 4.12 4.08 4.02 4.28 4.52 4.409.2 Other Services 7.81 8.05 8.07 8.18 8.54 8.34 8.21

Services Sector 40.91 44.38 44.70 44.95 45.43 45.04 44.12

GVA 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00



SECTOR-WISE GROWTH RATES OF GVA ESTIMATES AT CONSTANT PRICES FROM 2012-13 TO 2017-18 IN NEW BASE YEAR 2011-12


% Change over previous year

2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 TRE

2015-16 SRE.

2016-17 FRE

2017-18 AE

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 81 Agriculture, Live Stock, Forestry & Fishing

1.1 Agriculture Proper 1.02 15.32 0.59 -5.11 10.18 15.06 a) Agriculture 2.34 12.19 -0.35 -13.16 -7.01 12.30 b) Horticulture -0.76 19.64 1.81 5.10 28.16 17.16 Live stock 6.01 1.62 4.92 16.14 15.71 13.05

1.2 Forestry & Logging -1.36 0.90 -3.19 -2.14 -2.93 1.971.3 Fishing 14.06 14.55 13.56 38.93 26.64 30.84

Agrl. Sector 4.07 10.75 3.55 7.78 14.91 17.762 Mining& Qurr 0.85 -2.82 -7.79 17.27 6.40 8.903 Manfacturing -20.74 -4.02 26.58 13.89 8.56 8.364 Electy., Gas, Water Supply -31.77 33.62 4.45 12.61 15.79 9.075 Construction -3.93 4.23 7.79 1.16 3.78 8.34

Industry Sector -13.56 2.01 12.58 9.61 7.40 8.496 Trade,Hotel & Restaurants 10.54 12.17 10.98 15.01 12.45 6.087 Transport,Storage & Communications

7.1 Railways 9.62 7.19 21.77 -1.31 9.54 3.20

7.2 Transport by Other means & Storage 9.19 6.21 5.60 7.55 10.48 10.64

7.3 Communications 8.19 19.57 10.08 17.18 13.42 12.228 Financing,Insurance,Real estate & Business Services

8.1 Banking & Ins. 9.67 5.63 9.37 6.03 0.39 9.948.2 Real est.,O'ship of Dwellings 14.43 5.25 8.48 5.47 6.89 10.459 Community, Social & Personal Services

9.1 Public Admn. 3.81 5.88 6.87 16.69 16.47 8.419.2 Other Services 3.47 7.26 9.83 14.47 7.75 9.74

Services Sector 8.88 7.76 8.98 10.78 9.41 9.11

GVA 0.36 7.00 8.37 9.63 10.35 11.39

PRODUCT TAXES 1.69 3.83 15.23 10.61 15.57 8.93

PRODUCT SUBSIDIES 5.86 -1.94 6.02 -17.50 5.63 5.49

GSDP 0.32 6.96 9.20 10.60 11.07 11.22

NSDP 0.39 5.54 10.22 10.81 11.15 11.20

PER CAPITA IN Rs. -0.20 4.92 9.58 10.16 10.50 10.55



ALL INDIA INDUSTRY- WISE FIRST REVISED ESTIMATES OF GVA FOR 2016-17 AT CURRENT PRICES

(Rs. In crores)

Industry 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17

1. agriculture,forestry & fishing 1501948 1675106 1926373 2093612 2225367 2484006

1.1 Crops 982151 1088814 1248776 1292874 1327997 1530137

1.2 Livestock 327334 368823 422733 510411 584070 639912

1.3 forestry & logging 124436 137558 156674 173760 182247 180465

1.4 fishing and aquaculture 68027 79911 98190 116567 131053 133492

Agriculture Sector 1501948 1675106 1926373 2093612 2225367 2484006

2. mining & quarrying 261035 285842 295794 308476 301230 332947

3. manufacturing 1409986 1572837 1713452 1878369 2116119 2329220

4. Electricity, gas, water supply & other utility services

186668 215350 260155 282258 336978 363482

5. construction 777335 849365 921470 979086 992298 1028463

Industry Sector 2635024 2923394 3190871 3448189 3746625 4054112

6. Trade, repair, hotels and restaurants 883582 1054533 1184560 1320833 1431016 1586238

6.1 Trade & repair services 793681 954683 1078421 1206474 1304935 1446832

6.2 hotels & restaurants 89901 99850 106140 114359 126082 139406

7. Transport, storage, communication & services related to broadcasting

529535 609454 689908 786763 872233 935575

7.1 Railways 61150 72296 78724 92459 100436 106582

7.2 Road transport 262442 300652 338306 370364 399976 434588

7.3 Water transport 6910 7190 6476 7590 7354 6848

7.4 Air transport 4393 8128 6853 11820 20350 20655

7.5 Services incidental to transport 63602 72054 75719 91681 94139 103496

7.6 Storage 5108 6165 6026 6407 6655 6888

7.7 Communication & services related to broadcasting 125930 142969 177804 206442 243323 256518

8. financial,real estate & professional services

1530877 1776632 2069508 2363346 2631284 2857322

8.1 Financial services 480226 536819 599341 661411 727254 742936

8.2 Real estate, ownership of dwelling & professional services 1050651 1239813 1470167 1701935 1904030 2114386

9. Public admn and Defence and other services 1025982 1163574 1301935 1491536 1660120 1924339

9.1. public administration & defence 491155 546231 601912 676818 731640 859615

9.2. other services 534827 617343 700023 814718 928480 1064724

Services Sector 3969976 4604193 5245911 5962478 6594653 7303474

GVA at basic prices 8106946 9202692 10363153 11504279 12566646 13841591

GDP 8736329 9944013 11233522 12467959 13764037 15253714

Population (In million) 1220 1235 1251 1267 1283 1299

Per Capita NNI (Rupees) 63462 70983 79118 86647 94731 103870



ALL INDIA INDUSTRY- WISE CONTRIBUTION OF FIRST REVISED ESTIMATES FOR 2016-17 OF GVA AT CURRENT PRICES

(%)Industry 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17

1. agriculture,forestry & fishing 18.5 18.2 18.6 18.2 17.7 17.9

1.1 Crops 12.1 11.8 12.1 11.2 10.6 11.1 1.2 Livestock 4.0 4.0 4.1 4.4 4.6 4.6 1.3 forestry & logging 1.5 1.5 1.5 1.5 1.5 1.3 1.4 fishing and aquaculture 0.8 0.9 0.9 1.0 1.0 1.0

Agriculture Sector 18.5 18.2 18.6 18.2 17.7 17.9

2. mining & quarrying 3.2 3.1 2.9 2.7 2.4 2.4

3. manufacturing 17.4 17.1 16.5 16.3 16.8 16.8


2.3 2.3 2.5 2.5 2.7 2.6

5. construction 9.6 9.2 8.9 8.5 7.9 7.4

Industry Sector 32.5 31.8 30.8 30.0 29.8 29.3

6. Trade, repair, hotels and restaurants 10.9 11.5 11.4 11.5 11.4 11.5

6.1 Trade & repair services 9.8 10.4 10.4 10.5 10.4 10.5 6.2 hotels & restaurants 1.1 1.1 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0


6.5 6.6 6.7 6.8 6.9 6.8

7.1 Railways 0.8 0.8 0.8 0.8 0.8 0.8 7.2 Road transport 3.2 3.3 3.3 3.2 3.2 3.1 7.3 Water transport 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.0 7.4 Air transport 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.2 0.1 7.5 Services incidental to transport 0.8 0.8 0.7 0.8 0.7 0.7 7.6 Storage 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.0 7.7 Communication & services related to broadcasting 1.6 1.6 1.7 1.8 1.9 1.9


18.9 19.3 20.0 20.5 20.9 20.6

8.1 Financial services 5.9 5.8 5.8 5.7 5.8 5.4 8.2 Real estate, ownership of dwelling & professional services 13.0 13.5 14.2 14.8 15.2 15.3

9. Public admn and Def and other services

12.7 12.6 12.6 13.0 13.2 13.9

9.1. public administration & defence 6.1 5.9 5.8 5.9 5.8 6.2 9.2. other services 6.6 6.7 6.8 7.1 7.4 7.7

Services Sector 49.0 50.0 50.6 51.8 52.5 52.8

GVA at basic prices 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0



ALL INDIA INDUSTRY- WISE GROWTH RATES OF FIRST REVISED ESTIMATES FOR 2016-17 OF GVA AT CURRENT PRICES

(%)

Industry 2012-13

2013-14

2014-15

2015-16

2016-17

1. agriculture,forestry & fishing 11.5 15.0 8.7 6.3 11.6 1.1 Crops 10.9 14.7 3.5 2.7 15.2 1.2 Livestock 12.7 14.6 20.7 14.4 9.6 1.3 forestry & logging 10.5 13.9 10.9 4.9 -1.0 1.4 fishing and aquaculture 17.5 22.9 18.7 12.4 1.9

Agriculture Sector 11.5 15.0 8.7 6.3 11.6

2. mining & quarrying 9.5 3.5 4.3 -2.3 10.5

3. manufacturing 11.5 8.9 9.6 12.7 10.1

4. Electricity, gas, water supply & other utility services 15.4 20.8 8.5 19.4 7.9

5. construction 9.3 8.5 6.3 1.3 3.6

Industry Sector 10.9 9.1 8.1 8.7 8.2

6. Trade, repair, hotels and restaurants 19.3 12.3 11.5 8.3 10.8 6.1 Trade & repair services 20.3 13.0 11.9 8.2 10.9 6.2 hotels & restaurants 11.1 6.3 7.7 10.3 10.6


15.1 13.2 14.0 10.9 7.3

7.1 Railways 18.2 8.9 17.4 8.6 6.1 7.2 Road transport 14.6 12.5 9.5 8.0 8.7 7.3 Water transport 4.1 -9.9 17.2 -3.1 -6.9 7.4 Air transport 85.0 -15.7 72.5 72.2 1.5 7.5 Services incidental to transport 13.3 5.1 21.1 2.7 9.9 7.6 Storage 20.7 -2.3 6.3 3.9 3.5 7.7 Communication & services related to broadcasting 13.5 24.4 16.1 17.9 5.4

8. financial,real estate & professional services 16.1 16.5 14.2 11.3 8.6 8.1 Financial services 11.8 11.6 10.4 10.0 2.2 8.2 Real estate, ownership of dwelling & professional services 18.0 18.6 15.8 11.9 11.0

9. Public admn and Def and other services 13.4 11.9 14.6 11.3 15.9 9.1. public administration & defence 11.2 10.2 12.4 8.1 17.5 9.2. other services 15.4 13.4 16.4 14.0 14.7

Services Sector 16.0 13.9 13.7 10.6 10.7

GVA at basic prices 13.5 12.6 11.0 9.2 10.1

GDP 13.8 13.0 11.0 10.4 10.8

Population 1.2 1.3 1.3 1.3 1.2

Per Capita NNI 11.9 11.5 9.5 9.3 9.6



ALL INDIA INDUSTRY- WISE FIRST REVISED ESTIMATES OF GVA FOR 2016-17 AT CONSTANT (2011-12) PRICES

(Rs. In crores)Industry 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17

1. agriculture,forestry & fishing 1501947 1524288 1609198 1605715 1615216 1716746 1.1 Crops 982151 983809 1037060 998425 966345 1033008 1.2 Livestock 327334 344375 363558 390449 421369 448964 1.3 forestry & logging 124436 124743 132093 134609 137022 138779 1.4 fishing and aquaculture 68027 71362 76487 82232 90480 95996Agriculture Sector 1501947 1524288 1609198 1605715 1615216 17167462. mining & quarrying 261035 262609 263107 288685 328453 3710663. manufacturing 1409986 1486873 1560709 1683938 1898790 20487114. Electricity, gas, water supply & other utility services

186668 191635 199601 214047 224198 244934

5. construction 777335 780050 800771 835229 866440 878110Industry Sector 2635024 2721167 2824188 3021899 3317881 35428216. Trade, repair, hotels and restaurants 883582 981620 1034506 1135841 1259039 1370909 6.1 Trade & repair services 793681 888665 941941 1037640 1148216 1250502 6.2 hotels & restaurants 89901 92955 92565 98201 110823 1204077. Transport, storage, communication & services related to broadcasting

529535 569523 617556 671847 734588 767093

7.1 Railways 61150 69162 73685 80720 85452 85494 7.2 Road transport 262442 282425 300563 320813 342021 362077 7.3 Water transport 6910 7052 7345 7954 8100 8578 7.4 Air transport 4393 4183 4550 5188 6053 7184 7.5 Services incidental to transport 63602 66480 70172 75596 80683 86617 7.6 Storage 5108 5716 5210 5529 6061 5869 7.7 Communication & services related to broadcasting 125930 134505 156031 176047 206218 211274


1530877 1680031 1867407 2073715 2299913 2437857

8.1 Financial services 480226 529792 577914 627255 674022 682553 8.2 Real estate, ownership of dwelling & professional services 1050651 1150239 1289493 1446460 1625891 1755304


1025982 1069645 1110794 1203115 1276711 1413103

9.1. public administration & defence 491155 501383 510046 543853 565019 637056 9.2. other services 534827 568262 600748 659262 711692 776047Services Sector 3969976 4300819 4630263 5084518 5570251 5988962GVA at basic prices 8106946 8546275 9063649 9712133 10503348 11247629GDP 8736329 9213017 9801370 10527674 11386145 12196006Population (In million) 1220 1235 1251 1267 1283 1299Per Capita NNI (Rupees) 63462 65538 68572 72805 77826 82229



ALL INDIA INDUSTRY- WISE CONTRIBUTION OF FIRST REVISED ESTIMATES OF GVA FOR 2016-17 AT CONSTANT (2011-12) PRICES

(%)

Industry 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17

1. agriculture,forestry & fishing 18.5 17.8 17.8 16.5 15.4 15.3

1.1 Crops 12.1 11.5 11.4 10.3 9.2 9.2 1.2 Livestock 4.0 4.0 4.0 4.0 4.0 4.0 1.3 forestry & logging 1.5 1.5 1.5 1.4 1.3 1.2 1.4 fishing and aquaculture 0.8 0.8 0.8 0.8 0.9 0.9

Agriculture Sector 18.5 17.8 17.8 16.5 15.4 15.3

2. mining & quarrying 3.2 3.1 2.9 3.0 3.1 3.3

3. manufacturing 17.4 17.4 17.2 17.3 18.1 18.2


2.3 2.2 2.2 2.2 2.1 2.2

5. construction 9.6 9.1 8.8 8.6 8.2 7.8

Industry Sector 32.5 31.8 31.2 31.1 31.6 31.5

6. Trade, repair, hotels and restaurants 10.9 11.5 11.4 11.7 12.0 12.2

6.1 Trade & repair services 9.8 10.4 10.4 10.7 10.9 11.1 6.2 hotels & restaurants 1.1 1.1 1.0 1.0 1.1 1.1


6.5 6.7 6.8 6.9 7.0 6.8

7.1 Railways 0.8 0.8 0.8 0.8 0.8 0.8 7.2 Road transport 3.2 3.3 3.3 3.3 3.3 3.2 7.3 Water transport 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1 7.4 Air transport 0.1 0.0 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1 7.5 Services incidental to transport 0.8 0.8 0.8 0.8 0.8 0.8 7.6 Storage 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1 7.7 Communication & services related to broadcasting 1.6 1.6 1.7 1.8 2.0 1.9


18.9 19.7 20.6 21.4 21.9 21.7

8.1 Financial services 5.9 6.2 6.4 6.5 6.4 6.1 8.2 Real estate, ownership of dwelling & professional services 13.0 13.5 14.2 14.9 15.5 15.6


12.7 12.5 12.3 12.4 12.2 12.6

9.1. public administration & defence 6.1 5.9 5.6 5.6 5.4 5.7 9.2. other services 6.6 6.6 6.6 6.8 6.8 6.9

Services Sector 49.0 50.3 51.1 52.4 53.0 53.2

GVA at basic prices 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0



ALL INDIA INDUSTRY- WISE GROWTH RATES OF FIRST REVISED ESTIMATES OF GVA FOR 2016-17 AT CONSTANT (2011-12) PRICES

(%)Industry 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17

1. agriculture,forestry & fishing 1.5 5.6 -0.2 0.6 6.3 1.1 Crops 0.2 5.4 -3.7 -3.2 6.9 1.2 Livestock 5.2 5.6 7.4 7.9 6.5 1.3 forestry & logging 0.2 5.9 1.9 1.8 1.3 1.4 fishing and aquaculture 4.9 7.2 7.5 10.0 6.1Agriculture Sector 1.5 5.6 -0.2 0.6 6.32. mining & quarrying 0.6 0.2 9.7 13.8 13.03. manufacturing 5.5 5.0 7.9 12.8 7.94. Electricity, gas, water supply & other utility services

2.7 4.2 7.2 4.7 9.2

5. construction 0.3 2.7 4.3 3.7 1.3Industry Sector 3.3 3.8 7.0 9.8 6.86. Trade, repair, hotels and restaurants 11.1 5.4 9.8 10.8 8.9 6.1 Trade & repair services 12.0 6.0 10.2 10.7 8.9 6.2 hotels & restaurants 3.4 -0.4 6.1 12.9 8.67. Transport, storage, communication & services related to broadcasting

7.6 8.4 8.8 9.3 4.4

7.1 Railways 13.1 6.5 9.5 5.9 0.0 7.2 Road transport 7.6 6.4 6.7 6.6 5.9 7.3 Water transport 2.1 4.2 8.3 1.8 5.9 7.4 Air transport -4.8 8.8 14.0 16.7 18.7 7.5 Services incidental to transport 4.5 5.6 7.7 6.7 7.4 7.6 Storage 11.9 -8.9 6.1 9.6 -3.2 7.7 Communication & services related to broadcasting 6.8 16.0 12.8 17.1 2.5

8. financial,real estate & professional services 9.7 11.2 11.0 10.9 6.0 8.1 Financial services 10.3 9.1 8.5 7.5 1.3 8.2 Real estate, ownership of dwelling & professional services 9.5 12.1 12.2 12.4 8.0

9. Public admn and Def and other services 4.3 3.8 8.3 6.1 10.7 9.1. public administration & defence 2.1 1.7 6.6 3.9 12.7 9.2. other services 6.3 5.7 9.7 8.0 9.0Services Sector 8.3 7.7 9.8 9.6 7.5GVA at basic prices 5.4 6.1 7.2 8.1 7.1GDP 5.5 6.4 7.4 8.2 7.1Population (In million) 1.2 1.3 1.3 1.3 1.2Per Capita NNI (Rupees) 3.3 4.6 6.2 6.9 5.7



STATEMENT SHOWING % OF TAX REVENUE IN GSDP, PER CAPITA EXPENDITURE AND PER CAPITA DEBT FROM 2015-16 TO 2017-18

Sl No. I N D U S T R Y Unit 2015-16

(Accts.)2016-17

(RE)2017-18

(BE)

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1 Gross State Domestic Product (GSDP) at Current prices Rs. Crores 600298 695491 803873

2 Population In '000 50446 50743 51041

3 Per Capita Income (PCI) In Rupees 107276 123664 142054

4 Tax Revenue Rs. Crores 39922 49282 53717

Tax to GSDP % 6.65 7.09 6.68

5 Total Debt. Rs. Crores 173854 192984 216027

Per Capita Debt. In Rupees 34463 38032 42324

6 Total Expenditure Rs. Crores 149435 132764 156999

Per Capita Expenditure In Rupees 29623 26164 30759

Note: 1) Population (Mid-year) has been provided by the CSO



ACTION PLAN FOR 2018-19 AND TARGETSDES compiles the GSDP estimates, as per the methodology of CSO and releases the estimates on par with CSO as per the prescribed Calendar of release of estimates. The estimates for a financial year are compiled at various points of time viz., Advance Estimates, FRE, SRE & TRE. The Advance estimates are prepared before the end of a Financial Year.

At the initiative of the Government, to meet the needs of the bifurcated State, analysis of GSDP estimates has been done, so as to identify the potentialities, strengths and under utilized resources of the State to realize a sustainable positive growth of the State Economy. A Targeted approach encompassing all the sectors, studying, past trends of the Sector, identifying the growth engines was initiated.

For the 1st time, as a model, Targets for 2015-16 were projected for all sectors and monitored on a quarterly basis, so that timely Government intervention to overcome the loopholes & sustain the growth of the sectors is possible. This was helpful in the development process of the New State.

The District Administration was geared up to identify the potential areas, available resources, which could be brought to optimum use. The Departments were regularly monitored to complete the projects and review the schemes. The idea of projected growth rate for different sectors provided an insight of the strengths and weaknesses of the State.

With the experience of Targeted approach during 2015-16, 2016-17 and 2017-18 to sustain an upward and inclusive growth for the coming years, the targets for 2018-19 were prepared.

While arriving 2018-19 targets, interacted with all the line departments, performance of districts were taken into consideration and previous performance of all sectors was also analysed. Accordingly, tentative targets were projected for each sector.

The 2018-19 Targets are prepared at Constant and Current prices for all sectors of the Economy. The 2018-19 first quarter (Q1) targets for the sectors are also projected at Constant (2011-12) prices. The Growth Engine wise achievements for 2017-18 at Constant (2011-12) prices along with growth engines of 2016-17 are presented.



TARGET GVA ESTIMATES FOR THE YEAR 2018-19 AT CONSTANT AND CURRENT PRICESRs. In Crores

Sl. No. I N D U S T R Y

GVA at Constant (2011-12) prices GVA at Current prices

Percentage of 2018-19 Target Change

over previous year

2017-18 (Achievement)

2018-19 (Target)


2018-19 (Target) Constant Current

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 Agriculture Proper 73363 88624 115117 151120 20.80 31.28

1.1 Agriculture 30901 35542 39610 46157 15.02 16.53

Horticulture 42462 53082 75507 99300 25.01 31.51

1.2 Live stock 47376 56861 76974 93594 20.02 21.59

1.3 Forestry & Logging 2336 2406 3826 3993 3.00 4.36

1.4 Fishing 40559 52816 56929 76357 30.22 34.13

Agriculture Sector 163635 200708 252847 325065 22.66 28.56

2 Mining & Quarrying 17391 19935 19451 23940 14.63 23.08

3 Manufacturing 65415 74547 71021 83153 13.96 17.08

4Electricity,Gas & Water Supply 14580 16470 15936 17979 12.96 12.82

5 Construction 45451 50551 56074 64212 11.22 14.51

Industry Sector 142837 161502 162482 189285 13.07 16.50

6 Trade,Hotel & Restaurants 50471 57002 57994 67483 12.94 16.36

7Transport,Storage & Communications

7.1 Railways 4219 4515 5476 6055 7.03 10.56

7.2Transport by Other means & Storage 39398 44847 50899 59851 13.83 17.59

7.3 Communications 11474 13224 14895 17735 15.26 19.06

8Financing, Insurance, Real estate & Business Services

8.1 Banking & Insurance 21139 23730 24150 28005 12.26 15.96

8.2Real estate, Ownership of Dwellings 46101 52149 64046 74840 13.12 16.85

9Community,Social & Personal Services

9.1 Public Administration 24119 26980 32689 37772 11.86 15.55

9.2 Other Services 45047 51034 70230 82190 13.29 17.03

Services Sector 241967 273482 320380 373930 13.02 16.71

Total GVA 548439 635692 735709 888280 15.91 20.74



FIRST QUARTER GVA TARGET 2018-19 AT CONSTANT AND CURRENT PRICESRs. In Crores


Q1-GVA at Constant (2011-12) prices

Q1-GVA at Current prices

Percentage Change of 2018-19 Q1 over previous year Q1


2018-19 (Target)


2018-19 (Target) Constant Current

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 Agriculture,Live Stock, Forestry & Fishing

1.1 Agriculture Horticulture Live stock 9681 11751 14618 17977 21.38 22.97

1.2 Forestry & Logging 736 794 1064 1162 7.77 9.19

1.3 Fishing 12957 16316 16912 21934 25.92 29.70

Agriculture Sector 23374 28860 32594 41073 23.47 26.01

2 Mining & Quarrying 3072 3742 2736 3579 21.83 30.81

3 Manufacturing 14083 16025 16115 18839 13.79 16.91

4Electricity,Gas & Water Supply 4986 5688 5210 5936 14.07 13.94

5 Construction 12458 13403 14430 15984 7.59 10.77

Industries Sector 34599 38858 38491 44338 12.31 15.19

6Trade,Hotel & Restaurants 12786 14292 15503 17854 11.78 15.16


7.1 Railways 813 946 1077 1295 16.38 20.23

7.2Transport by Other means & Storage 9996 11221 13275 15395 12.26 15.96

7.3 Communications 2556 3163 3382 4324 23.76 27.84


8.1 Banking & Insurance 5852 6333 7593 8488 8.21 11.78

8.2Real estate,Ownership of Dwellings 12718 14236 17842 20631 11.93 15.63

9 Community,Social & Personal Services

9.1 Public Administration 6318 7326 8638 10347 15.96 19.79

9.2 Other Services 10640 11879 15841 18270 11.65 15.33

Services Sector 61679 69397 83152 96602 12.51 16.18

Total GVA 119652 137115 154236 182013 14.59 18.01



Growth Engines of Andhra Pradesh 2016-17 & 2017-18 at Constant (2011-12) Prices(Prod. in Tons) (GVA in Crores)

GE Sl. No

Sl No GROWTH ENGINES

2016-17 (FRE) 2017-18 (AE) % contribution of growth

engines - 2017-18 (AE)

Prod. GVA Prod. GVA With in Sector

With in Broad Sector

Total GVA

I) AGRICULTURE AND ALLIED SECTOR

a) Agriculture (Prodn. In '000 Tons)1 1 Paddy 12004 11537 12077 11626 37.62 7.10 2.122 2 Groundnut 603 2032 1009 3403 11.01 2.08 0.623 3 Cotton 798 2641 998 3302 10.69 2.02 0.604 4 Tobacco 177 2273 177 2278 7.37 1.39 0.425 5 Maize 1653 1585 2143 2055 6.65 1.26 0.376 6 Sugarcane 7830 1841 7593 1785 5.78 1.09 0.337 7 Bengalgram 381 937 549 1350 4.37 0.82 0.258 8 Blackgram 329 984 324 969 3.14 0.59 0.18

Eight (8) Growth Engines contributing 86.62% (Rs.26767 Crores) in total Agriculture GVA of Rs.30901 Crores during the year 2017-18(AE)Paddy crop contributing 37.62% in total Agriculture GVA during 2017-18 AE

b) Horticulture 9 1 Chillies Dry 969 6538 1222 8362 19.69 5.11 1.52

10 2 Banana 4673 6702 4710 6851 16.13 4.19 1.2511 3 Mango 4043 4539 5124 5833 13.74 3.56 1.0612 4 Tomato 4644 3700 5774 4665 10.99 2.85 0.8513 5 Batavia 2049 1793 2072 1839 4.33 1.12 0.3414 6 Palmoil 2976 1509 3067 1577 3.71 0.96 0.2915 7 Turmeric 166 627 295 1126 2.65 0.69 0.21

Seven (7) Growth Engines contributing 71.24% (Rs.30252 Crores) in total Horticulture GVA of Rs.42462 Crores during the year 2017-18(AE)Chillies (Dry) alone contributing 19.69% in total Horticulture GVA during 2017-18 (AE)Agriculture proper: Fifteen (15) Growth Engines contributing 77.72% (Rs.57018 Crores) in total Agriculture proper GVA of Rs.73364 Crores during the year 2017-18(AE)Paddy alone contributing 15.85% in total Agrl. proper GVA during 2017-18 (AE)

c) Fishing 16 1 Marine Fish 726 18987 999 26409 65.11 16.14 4.8217 2 Inland Fish 1739 10429 2078 12530 30.89 7.66 2.2818 3 Prawns 301 1582 307 1620 3.99 0.99 0.30

Three (3) Growth Engines contributing 100% in Fishing GVA of Rs.40559 Crores during the year 2017-18 (AE)Prawns alone contributing 65.11% (Rs.26409 Crores) in Fishing GVA.



(Prod. in Tons) (GVA in Crores)

GE Sl. No


2016-17 (FRE) 2017-18 (AE) % contribution of growth

engines - 2017-18 (AE)

Prod. GVA Prod. GVA With in Sector


Total GVA

d) Livestock 19 1 Milk ('000 MTs) 12178 25571 13825 29030 61.28 17.74 5.2920 2 Meat ('000 MTs) 71839 9887 77688 11702 24.70 7.15 2.1321 3 Poultry Meat (Lakh No.s) 3050 3343 7.06 2.04 0.6122 4 Egg (Lakh No.) 89500 1601 77868 1363 2.88 0.83 0.25

Four (4) Growth Engines contributing 95.91% (Rs.45437 Crores) in total Livestock GVA of Rs. 47376 Crores during the year 2017-18(AE)Milk contributing 61.27% in total Livestock GVA during 2017-18(AE) Agrl. & Allied Sector:Twenty Two (22) Growth Engines contributing 87.39% (Rs.143014 Crores) in total Agrl. & Allied GVA of Rs. 163636 Crores during the year 2017-18(AE)Milk contributing 17.74% in total Agrl. & Allied GVA during 2017-18(AE)

II) INDUSTRY SECTOR 23 1 Manufacturing 60369 65415 45.80 11.9324 2 Construction 41952 45451 31.82 8.2925 3 Electricity 13367 14580 10.21 2.6626 4 Minor Minerals 9804 10271 7.19 1.8727 5 Major Minerals 6165 7120 4.98 1.30

Five (5) Growth Engines contributing 100% in Industrial sector GVA of Rs.142837 Crores during 2017-18 (AE)Manufacturing and Construction sectors are major contributing sectors with more than 75% in total GVA of Industry Sector.

III) SERVICES SECTOR 28 1 Trade 42129 45120 18.65 8.2329 2 O'ship of Dwellings 28369 31336 12.95 5.7130 3 Road Transport 27916 30487 12.60 5.5631 4 Education 21497 23209 9.59 4.2332 5 Real Estate 13369 14765 6.10 2.6933 6 Services Incidental Transport 6880 8049 3.33 1.4734 7 Health 5844 6797 2.81 1.2435 8 Hotel & Restaurants 5448 5351 2.21 0.9836 9 Water Transport 476 507 0.21 0.0937 10 Air Transport 202 224 0.09 0.04

Ten (10) Growth Engines contributing 68.54% (Rs.165845 Crores) in Services sector GVA of Rs.241967 Crores.Trade along contributing 18.65% in Services sector GVA

State Gross Value Added: Thirty Seven (37) Growth Engines contributing 82.36% (Rs.451696 Crores) in State GVA of Rs.548440 Crores.



INTERSTATE COMPARISON OF GSDP ESTIMATESThe DES is also analyzing the data of other states to know the sector wise performance and potential sectors of various states. This will also help us to know the relative position of Andhra Pradesh vis-à-vis other states. The analysis will help to examine the best practices adopted by the much progressive states and to replicate those practices to suit our needs.

Interstate comparison of GSDP data for a given period provides a basis for comparative purpose to have an understanding of which state has performed better relative to other states and a further analysis of Sectoral / Sub Sectoral break–up provide deeper insights in to the structure and composition of growth as well. A temporal study of inter-state data would throw light on the pattern of growth on a sustainable basis and would be helpful in planning the outlays for tapping the locally available resources more efficiently and optimally.

Model state in India should be such a state, which offers good healthcare and education (to children specially) equitable and high economic growth, favourable conditions for small scale and large scale industries to employ the educated youth, infrastructure for citizens to leverage and business to thrive and other favourable Social indicators. Keeping this mind, let us look at which state fares where, to arrive at the conclusion of model state.

Size of Economy

For the year 2017-18, only 8 states have released advance estimates as on 28-02-2018. Maharashtra stands ahead with 24.97 lakh crores, while Uttar Pradesh stands second with 13.39 lakh crores, followed by Karnataka with 12.69 Lakh crores. Rajahstan 8.40 Lakh crores, whereas Andhra Pradesh GSDP is estimated at 8.04 lakh crores, followed by Telangana with 7.33 lakh crores.

As per state wise estimates of GSDP during 2016-17, Maharashtra stands a distant first with 22.57 lakh crores, while Tamil Nadu stands second with 12.99 lakh crores, Uttar Pradesh, despite having the largest population yet comes third in the GSDP of India with 12.33 Lakh crores. Gujarat, even though comparative, has a low population, stands a healthy 4th place with 11.58 Lakh crores. Andhra Pradesh Stood at 7th place with 6.95 lakh crores, followed by Telangana with 6.46 lakh crores.

The GSDP of major 15 states contributes around 82% of Total GDP.



GSDP Growth Rates (at Constant( 2011-12) Prices):

During the year 2017-18, out of the 8 states who have released advance estimates, Andhra Pradesh stood at 1st Place with 11.2% Growth. Telangana with 10.4 % growth occupied 2nd place.

However, for the year 2016-17 Madhya Pradesh stood at 1st place with 14.0% growth among top 15 major states, while Andhra Pradesh second with 11.1% growth rate and Odisha, Bihar, Telangana and Gujarat states register two digit growths during 2016-17. The all major states except Punjab have registered higher growth than that of All India growth of 7.1%.

Per Capita Income (PCI):

In respect of Per Capita Income, AP with PCI of Rs.1,42,054/- stood at 4th place among the released 8 states during the year 2017-18.

However for the year 2016-17 AP stood at 9th place with PCI of Rs.1,23,664/- among top 15 major states. The states which are ahead of Andhra Pradesh in respect of Per Capita Income are 1. Haryana (Rs.1,80,174/-) , 2. Maharashtra (Rs.1,65,491/-), 3. Kerala (Rs.1,62,718/-),4. Karnataka (Rs.1,57,436/-), 5. Gujarath (Rs.1,56,691/-) 6. Telangana (Rs.1,54,734/-), 7. Tamilnadu(Rs.1,53,263/-), 8. Punjab (Rs.1,28,821/-).

A comparative statement of area, Population, GSDP and PCI of major States and also broad sector wise Growth Rates for some of the major states have been appended.

Andhra Pradesh stood at 7th position with respective area, 9th position in respect of population and AP Urban population is 29% as per 2011 censes.



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GSDP Estimates Broad Sector Wise at a glance and Sub Sector Wise comparing the All India Estimates

Sector Andhra Pradesh All India

2014-15 (TRE)

2015-16 (SRE)

2016-17 (FRE)

2017-18 (AE)

2014-15 (TRE)

2015-16 (SRE)

2016-17 (FRE)

2017-18 (AE)

Agriculture Sector 112200 120927 138957 163635 1605715 1615216 1716746 1767397

Growth Rate 3.55 7.78 14.91 17.76 -0.2 0.6 6.3 3.0

Industry Sector 111842 122588 131657 142837 3021899 3317881 3542821 3714152

Growth Rate 12.58 9.61 7.4 8.49 7 9.8 6.8 4.8

Services Sector 182970 202688 221760 241967 5084518 5570251 5988962 6482929

Growth Rate 8.98 10.78 9.41 9.11 9.8 9.6 7.5 8.2

GVA 407011 446203 492374 548439 9712133 10503348 11247629 11964479

Growth Rate 8.37 9.63 10.35 11.39 7.2 8.1 7.1 6.4

GSDP/GDP 444564 491697 546104 607388 10527674 11386145 12196006 13003897

Growth Rate 9.2 10.6 11.07 11.22 7.4 8.2 7.1 6.6

PCI (In.Rs) 93903 107276 123664 142054 86647 94731 103870 112764

Net Increase (In.Rs) 11033 13373 16388 18390 7529 8084 9139 8894

Growth Rate 13.31 14.24 15.28 14.87 9.52 9.33 9.65 8.56

TRE-Third Revised Estimates, SRE-Second Revised Estimates, FRE-First Revised Estimates, AE-Advance Estimates

PERFORMANCE OF AGRICULTURE & ALLIED SECTORS FOR THE LAST 4 YEARS AT CONSTANT (2011-12) PRICES

Sector

Andhra Pradesh

All India

2014-15 (TRE) 2015-16 (SRE) 2016-17 (FRE) 2017-18 AE (Ach.) Growth Rate

GVA Gr.Rate GVA Gr.

Rate GVA Gr.Rate GVA Gr.

Rate

2014-15

2015-16

2016-17

2017-18

(TRE) (SRE) (FRE) (AE)

Agriculture 34075 -0.35 29590 -13.16 27517 -7.01 30901 12.30

Horticulture 26908 1.81 28280 5.10 36243 28.16 42462 17.16

Agrl.+Hort. 60983 0.59 57870 -5.11 63760 10.18 73363 15.06 -3.7 -3.2 6.9 1.5

Livestock 31185 4.92 36218 16.14 41907 15.71 47376 13.05 7.4 7.9 6.5 5.1

Forestry & Logging 2412 -3.19 2360 -2.14 2291 -2.93 2336 1.97 1.9 1.8 1.3 1.5

Fishing 17620 13.56 24479 38.93 30999 26.64 40559 30.84 7.5 10.0 6.1 10.3

Agrl.& allied 112200 3.55 120927 7.78 138957 14.91 163635 17.76 -0.2 0.6 6.3 3.0



PERFORMANCE OF INDUSTRY SECTORS FOR THE LAST 4 YEARS AT CONSTANT (2011-12) PRICES

Sector

Andhra Pradesh All India

2014-15(TRE) 2015-16(SRE) 2016-17(FRE) 2017-18 AE(Ach.) Growth Rate

GVA Gr.Rate GVA Gr.


Rate

2014-15

2015-16

2016-17 17-18


Mining & Quarrying 12798 -7.79 15009 17.27 15969 6.4 17391 8.9 9.7 13.8 13 3

Manufacturing 48828 26.58 55609 13.89 60369 8.56 65415 8.36 7.9 12.8 7.9 5.1

Electricity,Gas & Water Supply 10251 4.45 11544 12.61 13367 15.79 14580 9.07 7.2 4.7 9.2 7.3

Construction 39963 7.79 40426 1.16 41952 3.78 45451 8.34 4.3 3.7 1.3 4.3

Industry 111842 12.58 122588 9.61 131657 7.4 142837 8.49 7 9.8 6.8 4.8

PERFORMANCE OF SERVICES SECTORS FOR THE LAST 4 YEARS AT CONSTANT (2011-12) PRICES

Sector

Andhra Pradesh All India

2014-15(TRE) 2015-16(SRE) 2016-17(FRE) 2017-18 AE(Ach.) Growth Rate

GVA Gr.Rate GVA Gr.


Rate

2014-15

2015-16

2016-17

17-18


Trade, H &R 36789 10.98 42310 15.01 47576 12.45 50471 6.08 9.8 10.8 8.9 10.5

Railways 3781 21.77 3732 -1.31 4088 9.54 4219 3.2 9.5 5.9 0 2.7

Transport by other means & storage

29968 5.6 32232 7.55 35609 10.48 39398 10.64 7 6.7 6.2 6

Communication 7692 10.08 9014 17.18 10224 13.42 11474 12.22 12.8 17.1 2.5 1.2

Financing & Ins 18063 9.37 19152 6.03 19228 0.39 21139 9.94 8.5 7.5 1.3 6.7

Real Estate, Ownership of Dwellings

37025 8.48 39048 5.47 41738 6.89 46101 10.45 12.2 12.4 8 7.4

Public Admn. 16371 6.87 19102 16.69 22249 16.47 24119 8.41 6.6 3.9 12.7 9.8

Other services 33281 9.83 38098 14.47 41049 7.75 45047 9.74 9.7 8 9 10.4

Services 182970 8.98 202688 10.78 221760 9.41 241967 9.11 9.8 9.6 7.5 8.2



DISTRICT DOMESTIC PRODUCT OF ANDHRA PRADESH

IntroductionThe importance of grass root level planning at district or sub region level is being increasing day by day and to prepare the decentralized planning, it is very essential to have proper data on various development indicators. Among them, estimates of District Domestic Product (DDP) or District Income is one of the core indicators. Preparation of District level estimates has gained importance over the years to achieve balanced regional development.

The district per capita income estimates help the planners to compare the inter district variations, which helps to examine the district disparities and prepare proper plans for the development of the districts. With the gradual improvement in the availability of basic data over the years, a comprehensive review of methodology for district income has constantly been undertaken with a view to update the data base and shift the base year to a more recent year. On par with state domestic product, the base of estimates of District Domestic Product also been shifted from 2004-05 to 2011-12.

The state of Andhra Pradesh is a fore runner in the preparation of District Domestic Product as per the Central Statistical Office (CSO) guidelines. The Estimates provide information on the economic status of the districts in a state and the performance of different sectors across the regions in the State.

The analysis of District Domestic Product Estimates and Inter district sectoral comparison help to identify the Economic scenario of the districts, development status of the districts and at the same time enable the Government to identify the potential areas across the state for Policy making and Investment promotion in an appropriate manner.

Comparison of time series estimates of District income enable to know the sector wise trends of development on different regions and also the structural changes in the economy taking place across the districts. This will help the Governments to take initiatives/ interventions where ever required.

Concept & DefinitionDistrict income is defined as the sum of the economic value of goods and services produced within the geographical boundaries of the district counted without duplication during a specified period of time, usually a year. Thus, the estimates of domestic product at district level are compiled by following the “Income Originating” approach as is followed in the case of GSDP estimates.



MethodologyThe availability of district-wise basic data for estimation of income at the district level is fairly available in respect of Agriculture and Allied sectors, unlike earlier years. The data in respect of primary sector is fairly available at district level, but it is very scanty in respect of other sectors.

As such, wherever the basic data is available, the methodology used at the state level has been followed for estimation of district Income. In other cases, depending upon the availability of data, relevant physical indicators have been utilized to allocate the state level estimates to the districts.

Estimates at Current and Constant pricesDistrict Income estimates are also compiled both at current and constant (2011-12) prices similar to GSDP. The District Domestic Product estimates at current prices are obtained by evaluating the goods and services produced during the year.

Limitations Apart from the Agriculture and Mining & Quarrying sectors the availability of District level data in respect of other sectors is not adequate. Attempts are being made continuously to improve the District level data base, still a wide gap remains to be filled up. To overcome the data gaps for certain sectors at district level appropriate Proxy indicators adopted to apportion the state income among the districts. As such it gives a broad indication about that sector in the district. Moreover, in most of the cases the data is available only after a considerable lapse of time. Hence, the estimates presented here are based on the data available at the time of computation of the estimates. As a result, these estimates for the latest years are purely provisional and will be revised as and when more reliable and firm data is available.

The District Domestic Product analysis paves way to attain balanced regional development. This chapter portrayed the various analytical tables viz., best performing districts with respect to high growth & high contribution, broad sector wise performance of the districts, district wise best performing sectors and sector wise major contributing districts. The District Domestic Product estimates from 2011-12 to 2017-18(AE) are prepared in new base year (2011-12), analysed and appended.

This publication has also covered district wise, sector wise most important growth engines that are propelling growth performance of the district.



DISTRICT WISE & BROAD SECTOR WISE GVA OF 2017-18 (A.E) AT CURRENT PRICES WITH 2011-12 NEW BASE

(Rs. in Crores)

Sl. No. District GDDP

Ran

k

GVA

Agrl. & Allied Sector

Industry Sector

Services Sector

Per Capita Income

GVA

Ran

k

GVA

Ran

k

GVA

Ran

k PCI in Rupees R

ank

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

1 Krishna 97059 1 88829 36073 1 13071 4 39685 2 189121 1

2 Visakhapatnam 89590 2 81993 11845 11 29713 1 40435 1 178166 2

3 East Godavari 82025 3 75070 22767 3 20326 2 31977 4 136007 6

4 Guntur 78788 4 72107 22002 4 17275 3 32831 3 141098 5

5 West Godavari 77871 5 71267 36048 2 10998 7 24223 6 172006 3

6 Chittoor 64412 6 58950 19995 6 12744 5 26211 5 135008 7

7 Anantapur 55279 7 50592 20401 5 7576 11 22614 7 118451 11

8 Kurnool 54673 8 50037 19356 8 9467 8 21215 8 119638 10

9 Nellore 52833 9 48353 16495 9 11472 6 20385 9 156106 4

10 Prakasam 51348 10 46994 19719 7 9145 9 18131 10 134014 8

11 Cuddapah 41060 11 37578 12686 10 8972 10 15920 11 125319 9

12 Srikakulam 30575 12 27982 7191 13 6953 12 13838 12 99792 13

13 Vizianagaram 28360 13 25955 8270 12 4771 13 12914 13 105434 12

Total 803873 735708 252847 162482 320380 142054



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DISTRICT WISE AGRL. & ALLIED SECTOR GVA OF 2017-18 (AE) AT CURRENT PRICES

(Rs.in Crores)

Sl. No. District

Agrl. Proper Livestock Forestry & Logging

Fishing & Aquaculture

Total Agrl. & Allied

GVA Rank GVA Rank GVA Rank GVA Rank GVA Rank1 Srikakulam 3559 13 2376 13 169 12 1088 8 7191 132 Vizianagaram 4733 10 2813 12 149 13 575 9 8270 123 Visakhapatnam 4709 11 4748 9 331 7 2056 7 11845 114 East Godavari 9883 6 6624 6 414 1 5846 4 22767 35 West Godavari 10897 5 8445 3 234 10 16472 2 36048 26 Krishna 9739 7 8798 2 181 11 17355 1 36073 17 Guntur 11122 4 7521 4 247 9 3112 5 22002 48 Prakasam 7902 9 9003 1 380 3 2433 6 19719 79 SPS Nellore 4130 12 4727 10 262 8 7376 3 16495 9

10 Chittoor 13015 2 6497 7 396 2 86 12 19995 611 YSR 9364 8 2936 11 339 6 48 13 12686 1012 Anantapuramu 14755 1 5163 8 379 4 104 11 20401 513 Kurnool 11309 3 7322 5 345 5 380 10 19356 8

AP GSVA 115117 76974 3826 56929 252847

DISTRICT WISE INDUSTRY SECTOR GVA OF 2017-18 (AE) AT CURRENT PRICES

(Rs.in Crores)

Sl. No. District

Mining & Quarrying Manufacturing

Electricity, Gas, Water supply & other utility

serv.

Construction Industry sector

GVA Rank GVA Rank GVA Rank GVA Rank GVA Rank1 Srikakulam 718 11 1833 13 355 13 4047 8 6953 122 Vizianagaram 336 13 2896 9 444 12 1096 13 4771 133 Visakhapatnam 701 12 21151 1 1532 4 6329 3 29713 14 East Godavari 5695 1 6118 4 1280 6 7233 1 20326 25 West Godavari 753 10 4406 6 1431 5 4407 6 10998 76 Krishna 1146 7 3641 7 1794 1 6490 2 13071 47 Guntur 1124 8 8445 2 1597 3 6109 4 17275 38 Prakasam 2394 2 2640 11 1076 10 3036 11 9145 99 SPS Nellore 886 9 4799 5 1235 8 4552 5 11472 6

10 Chittoor 1622 4 6263 3 1730 2 3129 10 12744 511 YSR 1259 5 2683 10 1068 11 3962 9 8972 1012 Anantapuramu 1185 6 3604 8 1272 7 1515 12 7576 1113 Kurnool 1632 3 2545 12 1123 9 4167 7 9467 8

AP GSVA 19451 71021 15936 56074 162482



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DISTRICTS – GSDP GROWTH (Constant prices) & CONTRIBUTION (Current prices)

MATRIX 2017-18 (AE)

High Growth & High Contribution (>10%) High Growth (>10%) & Low Contribution (<=10%)

Krishna G : 12.09, C : 12.07

East Godavari G : 10.02, C : 10.20

West Godavari G : 14.75, C : 9.69

Guntur G : 11.20, C : 9.80

Prakasam G : 12.75, C : 6.39

SPS Nellore G : 12.74, C : 6.57

Chittoor G : 11.36, C : 8.01

YSR G : 10.28, C : 5.11

Ananthapuramu G : 12.23 C : 6.88

Low Growth (<=10%) & High Contribution (>10%) Low Growth (<=10%) & Low Contribution (<=10%)

Visakhapatnam G : 9.11, C : 11.14

Srikakulam G : 9.25 C : 3.80

Vizianagaram G : 9.15, C : 3.53

Kurnool G : 9.84, C : 6.80

G – Gr. Rate (2017-18(AE) at constant prices, C - % Contribution (at current prices)

• During 2017-18 (AE), A.P registered a GSDP growth of 11.22% at Constant (2011-12) prices.

• It is observed that all the districts have crossed the double digit growth except Srikakulam (9.25%), Vizianagaram (9.15%), Visakhapatnam (9.11%) and Kurnool (9.84%)

• Krishna (12.07%), Visakhapatnam (11.14%), Guntur (9.80%), E.Godavari (10.20%) and W.Godavari (9.69%) having high potential districts which contributes 52.90% in total GSDP.



TOP 3 RANK DISTRICTS IN EACH SECTOR AT CURRENT PRICES FOR THE YEAR 2017-18 (AE)


RANK - 1 district and its Contribution (%) to

State

RANK-2 district and its Contribution (%) to

State

RANK-3 district and its Contribution (%) to

State

1 Agriculture Proper (115117) Ananthapuramu 12.82 Chittoor 11.31 Kurnool 9.82

2 Livestock (76974) Prakasam 11.70 Krishna 11.43 West Godavari 10.97

3 Fishing (56929) Krishna 30.48 West Godavari 28.93 SPS Nellore 12.96

4 Mining & Quarrying (19451) East Godavari 29.28 Prakasam 12.31 Kurnool 8.39

5 Manufacturing (71021) Visakhapatnam 29.78 Guntur 11.89 Chittoor 8.82

6 Electricity, Gas & Water Supply (15936) Krishna 11.26 Chittoor 10.85 Guntur 10.02

7 Construction (56074) East Godavari 12.90 Krishna 11.57 Visakhapatnam 11.29

8 Trade, Hotel & Restaurants (57994) Visakhapatnam 12.46 Krishna 11.80 East Godavari 10.91

9Transport by other means & Storage (50899)

Krishna 13.24 Visakhapatnam 12.43 Guntur 10.45

10 Communications (14895) Krishna 15.59 Visakhapatnam 12.85 East Godavari 12.48

11 Financial Services (24150) Visakhapatnam 15.94 Krishna 13.12 Guntur 11.23

12Real estate, O’ship of Dwellings & Prof. Services (64046)

Visakhapatnam 13.54 Krishna 13.02 East Godavari 9.69

13Public Administration (32689)

Visakhapatnam 16.34 Krishna 13.07 Ananthapuramu 9.77

14 Other Services (70230) East Godavari 10.18 Guntur 10.00 Krishna 9.99

Gross Value Added (735708) Krishna 13.82 Visakhapatnam 12.00 Guntur 9.91

* Figures in brackets indicate GVA Rs. in Crores



TOP 3 RANK SECTORS IN EACH DISTRICTS AT CURRENT PRICES FOR THE YEAR 2017-18 (AE)

(GVA in Crores)

Sl. No. I N D U S T R Y RANK - 1 RANK-2 RANK-3

1 2 3 4 5

1 Srikakulam -27982 Construction -4047 (14.46%)

Other Services - 3690 (13.19%)

Agrl. proper - 3559 (12.72%)

2 Vizianagaram -25955 Agrl. proper - 4733 (18.24%)


Manufacturing - 2896 (11.16%)

3 Visakhapatnam -81993


Real Estate, O.D, Prof. services -8675 (10.58%)

Trade, Repairs, Hotels & Restnts.-7226 (8.81%)

4 East Godavari -75070 Agrl. proper - 9683 (13.16%)

Construction - 7233 (9.64%)


5 West Godavari -71268 Fishing - 16472 (23.11%)

Agrl. proper - 10897 (15.29%)

Livestock - 8445 (11.85%)

6 Krishna -88829 Fishing - 17355 (19.54%)

Agrl. proper - 9739 (10.96%)

Livestock - 8798 (9.90%)

7 Guntur -72107 Agrl. proper - 11122 (15.42%)


Livestock - 7521 (10.43%)

8 Prakasam -46994 Livestock - 9003 (19.16%)

Agrl. proper - 7902 (16.81%)


9 SPS Nellore -48353 Fishing - 7376 (15.26%)


Livestock - 4727 (9.78%)

10 Chittoor -58950 Agrl. proper - 13015 (22.08%)

Livestock - 6497(11.02%)


11 YSR -37578 Agrl. proper - 9364 (24.92%)


Construction - 3962 (10.54%)

12 Ananthapuramu -50592

Agrl. proper - 14755 (29.16%)


Livestock - 5163 (10.21%)

13 Kurnool -50037 Agrl. proper - 11309 (22.60%)

Livestock - 7322 (14.63%)


Andhra Pradesh -735709 Agrl. proper - 115117 (15.65%)

Livestock - 76974 (10.46%)


* Figures in brackets indicate % Contribution to district GVA



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CONTRIBUTION OF DISTRICTS TO STATE GVA 2017-18 (AE) AT CURRENT PRICES

Krishna (12.07%), Visakha (11.15%), EG (10.20%), Krishna (14.27%), W.G (14.26%), E.G (9.00%), Guntur (9.80%), WG (9.69%)– 5 dists. contributing GTR (8.70%), ATP (8.07%)–5 dists. contributing 52.91% to state GVA 54.30% to state Agrl. & allied GVA.

Visakha (18.29%), E.G (12.51%), Guntur(10.63%), Visakha(12.62%), Krishna(12.39%), Guntur(10.25%), Krishna(8.04%), CTR(7.84%)– 5 dists. contributing EG (9.98%), Chittoor (8.18%) - 5 dists. contributing 57.31% to state Industry GVA 53.42% to state Services GVA.

KRI, 12.07

VSP, 11.15

EG, 10.20

GTR, 9.80

WG, 9.69

CTR, 8.01

ATP, 6.88

KNL, 6.80

NLR, 6.57

PKM, 6.39

YSR, 5.11

SKM, 3.80

VZM, 3.53 KRI,

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WG, 14.26

EG, 9.00

GTR, 8.70ATP,

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CTR, 7.91

PKM, 7.80

KNL,7.66

NLR, 6.52

YSR, 5.02

VSP, 4.68

VZM, 3.27

SKM, 2.84

VSP, 18.29

EG, 12.51

GTR, 10.63

KRI, 8.04

CTR, 7.84

NLR, 7.06

WG, 6.77

KNL, 5.83

PKM, 5.63

YSR, 5.52

ATP, 4.66

SKM, 4.28

VZM, 2.94

VSP, 12.62

KRI, 12.39

GTR, 10.25

EG, 9.98

CTR, 8.18

WG, 7.56

ATP, 7.06

KNL, 6.62

NLR,6.36

PKM, 5.66

YSR, 4.97

SKM, 4.32

VZM, 4.03

Total State GVA : Rs.7.36 Lakh Cr. Agrl. & allied sector GVA : Rs.2.53 Lakh Cr. (34.37%)

Industry sector GVA : Rs.1.63 Lakh Cr. (22.08%) Services sector GVA : Rs.3.20 Lakh Cr. (43.55%)



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Visakhapatnam11.1%

East Godavari10.2%

Guntur9.8%

West Godavari9.7%

Chittoor8.0%

Anantapur6.9%

Kurnool6.8%

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Vizianagaram

Visakhapatnam

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NelloreCuddapah

Chittoor

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KrishnaGuntur



SRIKAKULAM DISTRICTGeographical Area (Sq. Kms) : 5837 (13th place in AP)

Population (2011Census) : 2703114 (12th place in AP)

Gross Area Sown (GAS) in 2016-17 : 4.08 Lakh Hects.

Net Area Sown in (NAS) 2016-17 : 3.00 Lakh Hects.

Cropping Intensity (GAS/NAS) : 1.36

Gross Area Irrigated (GAI) in 2016-17 : 2.09 Lakh Hects(51.23%)

Net Area Irrigated (NAI) in 2016-17 : 1.86 Lakh Hects(62.00%)

Irrigation Intensity (GAI/NAI) : 1.12

Gross District Domestic Product (GDDP)

Growth Rate at Constant prices in 2017-18 : 9.25%

Gross District Value Added (GDVA)

Growth Rate at Constant Prices in 2017-18 : 9.41%

• The Economy of Srikakulam district mainly depends on Agriculture & Allied sector. On agricultural front, as against the net area sown of 3.00 Lakh Hects, the net irrigated area is 1.86 Lakh Hects that accounts for 62% of which Canal irrigation is covered 60.14%, Tanks 30.81% and 9.05% of area covered under other sources during the year 2016-17.

• Though Agriculture & Allied activities are the principal activities of the district, its contribution to the total economy in terms of GVA is Rs.7,191 Crores (25.70%), Industry sector Rs.6,953 crores (24.85%) and Services sector contributing Rs.13,838 crores (49.45%) and thus the GVA of the district stands at Rs.27,982 crores for the year 2017-18 at Current prices.

• The district has registered an impressive GVA Growth Rate of 9.41% during 2017-18 by adding an incremental value of Rs.1,808 crores to the economy over previous year at Constant Prices.

• Per Capita Income of the district for the year 2017-18 has raised to Rs.99,792 from Rs.88,638 (2016-17) at current prices by recording a growth of 12.58%.

GROWTH ENGINES OF THE DISTRICT ECONOMY

Agriculture :

• The GVA of Agriculture sector is Rs.1417 Crores for which Paddy - Rs.794 Crores (56.08%), Maize Rs.154 Crores (10.87%). Sugarcane- Rs.102 Crores (7.22%), Blackgram Rs.75 Crores (5.30%) and Greengram Rs.73 Crores (5.17%), and these five crops are the important Growth Engines which put together contribute 84.63% from Agriculture sector.

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Horticulture :

• The GVA of Horticulture sector is Rs.1004 crores and the potential Growth Engines of this sector are Banana - Rs.237 Crores (23.59%), Cashew nut- Rs.208 Crores (20.71%), Mango -Rs.160 Crores (15.93%), Coconut - Rs.89 Crores (8.82%) and Chillies Dry Rs.78 Crores (7.74%). The above five crops contributed around 76.79% to this sector.

Livestock :

• The GVA of Livestock Sector is Rs.1675 Crores of which Milk is the Major growth engine with Rs.1179 Crores (70.38%) followed by Animal Meat with Rs.204 Crores (12.15%), Poultry Meat with Rs.200 Crores (11.96%) and Egg Rs.33 Crores (1.94%) which together contribute 96.44% of GVA under this sector.

Fishing :

• The GVA of Fishing Sector is Rs.735 Crores and the Growth Engines identified under this sector are Marine fish contributes Rs.294 Crores (40.03%) and prawn Rs. 275 Crores (37.45%) and Inland Fish Rs.166 Crores (22.52%).

Industry sector

• The GVA of the Industry Sector is Rs.5731 Crores Out of which, construction sector itself contributes Rs.3281 Crores (57.24%) followed by Manufacturing Rs.1558 Crores (27.18%), Minor Minerals Rs.494 Crores (8.62%), Electricity Rs.325 Crores (5.67%) and Major Minerals Rs.74 Crores (1.30%) .

Services sector

• The GVA of Services sector is Rs.10346 Crores out of which trade Rs.2026 Crores (19.58%), Ownership of Dwelling Rs.1532 Crores (14.80%) are the important Growth Engines followed by Education Rs.1166 Crores (11.28%), Road Transport Rs.1151Crores (11.13%), Real estate Rs.722 Crores (6.98%), Health Rs.310 Crores (3.00%) and Hotels & Restaurants Rs.257 Crores (2.49%) and which together contributes 69.24% under this sector.

STRATEGIC ACTION PLAN

Agriculture & Allied Sectors:

• The productivity of Paddy crop is targeted 5400 kg/hect in Kharif season, and for Rabi season Maize crop is targeted 8600 kg/hect.

• Planned crop diversion from Rainfed Paddy and tail end area to Redgram + Ragi crop and Redgram + Maize crop. Conversion of area of Tail ends to Sole crop of Maize/Redgram/Ragi.

• 1.0 lakh hect of Direct sown Paddy targeted in Kharif season, in Rabi 90000 hect of Maize, 75000 hect of Pulses targeted under projects area of Vamasadhara, Narayanapuram, Madduvalasa, Thotapalli for crop coverage, there by increasing Rabi Coverage from 3.5 Lakh Ac to 5.0 Lakh Ac.

• 57250 qtls of subsidy seed allotted for distribution in Kharif season, and 21150 qtls of seed in Rabi season.

• To increase the organic carbon content in the soils, it is proposed to distribute 8000 qtls of Greenmanure seed on 75% subsidy, covering 25000 hect.

• Planned for distribution of 2.49 lakh soil health cards.

• 3800 MTs of Micronutrients distribution.

• Targeted for formation of 10000 nos of JLG groups @ 250 groups per mandal to finance to tenant farmers.



• Targeted for collection of 20100 nos of NTR Jalasiri applications from eligible farmers.

• Proposed 50000 Hect of Weedicide (pre-emergence/post-emergence), 50000 hect of need based PP Chemicals, 5000 Hect of Bio-pesticides for distribution under NFSM Rice scheme on 50% subsidy.

• Proposed 5000 Hect of Weedicide (Atrazine for Maize crop), 15000 hect/lts of PP Chemicals, for distribution under NFSM Pulses scheme on 50% subsidy.

• To reduce the cost of cultivation Farm Mechanization equipments like Tractors, Threshers, Rotovators, Reapers will be supplied to farmers on subsidy.

• Promotion of Organic Farming in 38 clusters in the district covering 12000 farmers.

• Establishment of Tissue Culture Unit for large scale production of good quality Banana plants for the farmers of Srikakulam and neighboring districts for commercial application and employment generation.

• Project Cost : Rs. 250.00 lakhs

• Departmental subsidy : Rs.100.00 lakhs

Enhancement of production and productivity

A) Area Expansion:

• Area expansion is being taken up for Mango, Cashew nut, Cocoa, Guava, Papaya, Tissue Culture Banana, Pine apple, Custard apple, Dragon fruit, Turmeric, Ginger and Oil palm for an extant of 2171.00Ha.

• Encouraging hybrid vegetable cultivation in an area of 500 Ha., supply of hybrid vegetable seed (50% subsidy), semi and permanent pendal system, Trellis cultivation on Tomato and supply of the vegetable minikits for kitchen garden to increase production, productivity, quality and net profit.

B) Inter Cropping :-

• Encouraging 120Ha. of Cocoa area as intercrop in Coconut and Oil palm for additional income for the farmers.

C) Rejuvenation and Canopy Management :

• Rejuvenation and Canopy management of Cashew and Mango gardens was taken up in 5095.00 Ha. and to be implement the programme of 3500ha INM/IPM for Horticultural crops for increase production, productivity and net income.

• Encourage the programme of R&R of coconut gardens for 100Ha for improve the production and productivity.

D) Protected Cultivation:

• Encouraging protected cultivation in 58,000 Sqmt. for construction of poly/shadenet houses and cultivation of high value vegetables and flowers to improve net income in unit area.

E) Post Harvest Management (Reducing of Post harvest looses)

• Encouraging the Post Harvest management programme as cashew processing units (11 Nos.), Construction of Pack houses (33 Nos.), Cold room (2 Nos.), Turmeric Boiler and Polishing Drum (2 Nos.), Farm Fresh Vegetable on wheels (2 Nos) and supply of the plastic crates (6200 Nos) to reduce Post harvest losses and to improve quality and net profit to entrepreneurs.



F) Technology Transfers to Horticulture farmers:

• Organizing field level trainings, demonstrations and exposure visit to farmers to educate new improved technologies.

• To create additional storage space in the district to meet the needs of procurement of major crops like Paddy, Maize and Cottonand accordingly proposals submitted to Government for sanction of 1.00 Lakh MTs additional Godowns in the district in available vacant land of various Agrl. Market Committees.

• To establish new cold storage in the district and accordingly 3000 MTs cold storage is sanctioned at market yard, Ampolu,for which, tenders under process.

• To support Horticulture farmers, 3 new Rythu Bazars sanctioned in the district at Tekkali, Kotabommali and Palasa, out of which, Tekkali and KotabommaliRythu Bazars are nearing completion of construction and PalasaRythu Bazar is in tenders stage.

• Further, it is planning to establish new Rythu Bazars at Palakonda, Narasannapeta, Patapatnam, Rajam, Ichapuram and Etcherla constituencies and suitable government lands are under finalization at Palakonda, Narasannapeta and Kotturu.

• RythuBandhuPathakam is being implemented to help the needy farmers in the district and farmers are coming forward to utilize the same for the last 3 years and it is planning to expand the scheme for other commodities along with Paddy and to cover small and marginal farmers.

• To designate Agrl.Market Commities in the district as customer hiring centres to strengthen Farm Mechanizam.

• To introduce e.NAM on pilot basis in 4 Market yards i.e., AMC Rajam, Narasannapeta, Kanchili and Ichapuram, where seasonal transactions being done.

• During th 2018-19 , 5.00 crores of Fish fingerlings will be stocked in the MI&GP tonnes to enhance the fish Production.

• Coverage under MGNREGS 210 Fish Drying Platforms and 100 Captive Seed Nurseries proposed to be constructed.

• During this year 14-20 Mtrs, overall Length(OAL), Deep Sea fishing Vassels will be introduced to tap the Deep Sea resources.

• Open Sea Case culture units will be introduce in the District for enhancement of Marine Fish production.

• 12 Chandranna Aqua Rythu Kshethalu established in the district for sustainable shrimp production & diseases monitoring in the shrimp farming.

• Regarding the development of Fisheries of Fish Landing Centres at Rallapeta of Etcherla Mandal and Manchineelapeta of Vajrapukotturu Mandal were indentifies by the CICEF team.

• Idduvanipalem of Kavit Mandal and Budagatlapalem of Etcherla Mandal were indentified for construction of Fishing Harbour and the WAPCOS has been entrusted with preparation of detailed Project Report and Feasibility Report.

MILK PRODUCTION : • Supply of 2550 Pregnant Heifers to the SHG women beneficiaries with an expected additional milk yield

of 25500 Lts/Day

• Supply of 650 milch animals to the beneficiaries under NSP with an expected additional milk yield of 6500 Lts/Day

• Supply of 3500 Azolla units with an expected yield of 1750 Lts/Day



• Supply of 10000 MTs of Silage

• Supply of 2000 MTs of TMR

• Supply of 5700 MTs of Cattle Feed

• 2198 Acres of fodder fields will be developed under Oorura Pashu Grasa Kshetralu.

• Seasonal Fodder cultivation by supply of 150 MTs of fodder seed on 75% subsidy

MEAT PRODUCTION : • 6000 Rural back yard poultry units will be established. (3000 units under NSP , 2000 units under TSP &

2000 Units under SCSP)

• Distribution of 3000 Mini Sheep and Goat units (2000 units under NSP , 500 units under TSP & 500 Units under SCSP)

• 7.85 Lakhs Sheep & Goat will be dewormed twice and vaccinated against PPR during 2018-19 to increased body weight and reduced mortality.

EGG PRODUCTION : • 6000 Rural back yard poultry units will be established. (3000 units under NSP 2000 units under TSP &

2000 Units under SCSP)

II. Industry Sector :

• Establishment of MOU units in Large & Mega Category

• Establishment of MSMEs’

• Establishment of MSME Parks at each Assembly Constituency

• Development of infrastructure/common facilities in Industrial Parks.

• Establishment of Nuclear power plants

• Establishment of Bhavanapadu port.

III.Service Sector:

• Master Plan implementation at Arasavilli, Srikurmam & Srimukhalingam Temples to provide facilitation and Tourist Hubs at Ponnada Hills in Srikakulam District.

• Development of Port Kalingapatnam Beach at Gara Mandalam

• Development of Tribal Museum Cum Art Gallery at Seethampeta Development of Shilaparamam at Ponnada Village, Etcherla mandal,

• Development of Iskon Temple at Ponnada village, Etcherla mandal,

• Development of Jagatipalli Resorts at Seethampeta mandal

• Development of Siva sagar beach at Vajrapukotturu mandal



• Development of Buddhist Circuit at Salihundam Gara mandal,

• Development of NTR Adventures Tourism Activities at Seethampeta

• Development of Tourism Amenities at Mini Kalisagiri Hills at Ichapuram

• Development of Tourist Amenities at Telineelapuram Bird Sanctuary

• Development of Tourist Amenities at Sunnapugedda (Dhonbai) waterfall

• Development of Craft Village, at Ponduru mandal.

GVA/GDDP Estimates from 2015-16 to 2017-18 at Current and Constant (2011-12) Prices

SRIKAKULAM DISTRICT(Rs. in Crores)

SectorCurrent Prices Constant Prices

2015-16 SRE

2016-17 FRE

2017-18 AE

2015-16 SRE

2016-17 FRE

2017-18 AE

Agriculture 5369 6116 7 191 3831 4408 4952

Growth Rate 20.47 13.92 17.58 11.8 15.05 12.36

Industry 5798 6272 6953 5045 5327 5731

Growth Rate 6.11 8.18 10.85 4.39 5.58 7.59

Services 10598 12226 13838 8655 9486 10346

Growth Rate 15.02 15.36 13.19 11.25 9.6 9.06

Total GVA 21765 24614 27982 17531 19221 21029

Growth Rate 13.74 13.09 13.68 9.3 9.64 9.41

Net of (PT-PS) 1905 2356 2593 1787 2097 2260

GDDP 23670 26970 30575 19319 21318 23289

Growth Rate 14.92 13.94 13.37 10.27 10.35 9.25

PCI (NDDP)(Rs.) 78088 88638 99792 63411 69786 75804

Growth Rate 14.44 13.51 12.58 9.56 10.05 8.62



GROSS DISTRICT DOMESTIC PRODUCT OF SRIKAKULAM AT CURRENT PRICES(In Crores)

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2017-18 AE

2016-17 FRE

2017-18 AE

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 131 Agriculture, Forestry & Fishing1.1 A Agriculture Proper 2020 2572 2487 2403 2907 3165 3559 12.86 12.72 8.86 12.441.1B Livestock 844 942 1029 1389 1612 1979 2376 8.04 8.49 22.80 20.071.2 Forestry & Logging 128 127 139 148 148 154 169 0.62 0.60 3.62 9.661.3 Fishing 287 341 421 515 701 818 1088 3.32 3.89 16.65 32.94

Agriculture Sector 3279 3983 4076 4456 5369 6116 7191 24.85 25.70 13.92 17.582 Mining & Quarrying 422 370 443 530 623 659 718 2.68 2.57 5.83 8.88

3 Manufacturing (Org. & Un-Org.) 2210 1388 1373 1421 1519 1646 1833 6.69 6.55 8.34 11.33

4 Electricity,Gas & Water Supply 273 162 216 241 319 351 355 1.43 1.27 10.00 1.10

5 Construction 2673 2713 2934 3271 3336 3616 4047 14.69 14.46 8.38 11.94Industry Sector 5578 4633 4965 5464 5798 6272 6953 25.48 24.85 8.18 10.85

6 Trade,Hotel & Restaurants 1209 1437 1715 1902 2105 2395 2623 9.73 9.37 13.78 9.52

7 Transport, Storage & Communications7.1 Railways 124 143 157 204 206 242 258 0.98 0.92 17.42 6.34

7.2 Transport by Other means & Storage 1035 1197 1136 1338 1483 1738 1922 7.06 6.87 17.18 10.60

7.3 Communications 178 190 230 234 280 332 387 1.35 1.38 18.48 16.778 Financing,Insurance,Real estate & Business Services8.1 Banking & Insurance 354 393 427 495 578 627 723 2.55 2.58 8.36 15.39

8.2 Real estate, Owner-ship of Dwellings 1404 1689 1897 2176 2425 2741 3130 11.13 11.19 13.02 14.22

9 Community,Social & Personal Services9.1 Public Administration 554 524 587 657 798 980 1104 3.98 3.95 22.75 12.729.2 Other Services 1451 1627 1877 2209 2722 3172 3690 12.89 13.19 16.51 16.34

Services Sector 6308 7201 8027 9215 10598 12226 13838 49.67 49.45 15.36 13.19GDVA 15165 15816 17068 19135 21765 24614 27982 100 100 13.09 13.68Net Product Tax & Subsidies 1286 1331 1502 1462 1905 2356 2593GDDP 16451 17147 18570 20597 23670 26970 30575 13.94 13.37Per Capita Income (on NDDP) in Rupees 55072 57520 61314 68233 78088 88638 99792 13.51 12.58



GROSS DISTRICT DOMESTIC PRODUCT OF SRIKAKULAM AT CONSTANT (2011-12) PRICES(In Crores)


Estimates at Constant(2011-12) prices % Growth Rate

2011-12

2012-13

2013-14

2014-15 TRE

2015-16 SRE

2016-17 FRE

2017-18 AE

2015-16 SRE

2016-17 FRE

2017-18 AE

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 11 12 13

1 Agriculture, Forestry & Fishing

1.1 A Agriculture Proper 2020 2194 2000 1805 1965 2214 2420 8.86 12.67 9.331.1B Livestock 844 906 927 1042 1174 1437 1675 12.70 22.38 16.541.2 Forestry & Logging 128 126 145 142 121 115 122 -15.16 -4.53 6.091.3 Fishing 287 326 373 438 571 642 735 30.56 12.33 14.56

Agriculture Sector 3279 3552 3444 3427 3831 4408 4952 11.80 15.05 12.362 Mining & Quarrying 422 322 412 485 512 538 568 5.63 5.10 5.55

3 Manufacturing (Org.& Un-Org.) 2210 1316 1248 1250 1328 1442 1558 6.30 8.56 8.02

4 Electricity,Gas & Water Supply 273 166 207 214 287 318 325 34.11 11.09 1.995 Construction 2673 2567 2676 2885 2918 3028 3281 1.16 3.78 8.34

Industry Sector 5578 4372 4544 4833 5045 5327 5731 4.39 5.58 7.596 Trade, Hotel & Restaurants 1209 1336 1502 1665 1917 2153 2283 15.09 12.34 6.027 Transport, Storage & Communications

7.1 Railways 124 136 146 178 176 192 199 -1.31 9.54 3.20

7.2 Transport by Other means & Storage 1035 1120 997 1144 1231 1342 1487 7.64 8.99 10.82

7.3 Communications 178 179 202 200 234 266 298 16.89 13.83 12.22

8 Financing,Insurance,Real estate & Business Services

8.1 Banking & Insurance 354 388 413 469 536 576 633 14.15 7.42 9.94

8.2 Real estate, Ownership of Dwellings 1404 1595 1662 1804 1904 2037 2253 5.54 6.98 10.60


9.1 Public Administration 554 489 517 553 645 752 815 16.69 16.47 8.41

9.2 Other Services 1451 1501 1609 1766 2012 2168 2377 13.93 7.75 9.66

Services Sector 6308 6743 7046 7780 8655 9486 10346 11.25 9.60 9.06

GDVA 15165 14667 15035 16040 17531 19221 21029 9.30 9.64 9.41

Net Product Tax & Subsidies 1286 1237 1262 1480 1787 2097 2260

GDDP 16451 15904 16297 17519 19319 21318 23289 10.27 10.35 9.25

Per Capita Income (on NDDP) in Rupees 55072 53221 53576 57877 63411 69786 75804 9.56 10.05 8.62



Growth Engines of Srikakulam district for the years 2016-17 & 2017-18 at Constant (2011-12) Prices

(Prod. in Tons) (GVA in Lakhs)

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2016-17(FRE) 2017-18(AE) 2017-18 (AE)

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Total GDVAProd. GVA Prod. GVA


a) Agriculture

1 1 Paddy 917547 88192 825274 79441 56.08 16.02 3.99

2 2 Maize 70264 6736 160569 15394 10.87 3.10 0.77

3 3 Sugarcane 444538 8401 435372 10234 7.22 2.06 0.51

4 4 Blackgram 23671 7082 25085 7505 5.30 1.51 0.38

5 5 Greengram 14221 4429 23494 7317 5.17 1.48 0.37

Five (5) Growth Engines contributing 84.63% (Rs. 119890 lakhs) in total Agriculture GVA of Rs. 141659 Lakhs during the year 2017-18 (AE) Paddy crop alone contributing 56.08% in total Agriculture GVA during 2017-18 (AE)

b) Horticulture

6 1 Banana 152110 21817 162802 23677 23.59 4.77 1.19

7 2 Cashewnut 27480 19484 28914 20788 20.71 4.19 1.04

8 3 Mango 122580 13759 140473 15989 15.93 3.22 0.80

9 4 Coconut(‘000 nuts) 203923 9627 185004 8856 8.82 1.79 0.44

10 5 Chillies Dry 2270 1532 11352 7768 7.74 1.57 0.39

Five (5) Growth Engines contributing 76.79% (Rs.77078 lakhs) in total Horticulture GVA of Rs. 100381 lakhs during the year 2017-18 (AE) Banana, Cashewnut and Mango crops contributing 60.22% in total Horticulture GVA

Agrl. Proper: Ten (10) Growth Engines contributing 81.38% (Rs. 196968 Lakhs) in Agriculture Proper GVA of Rs.242040 Lakhs during the year 2017-18 (AE) Paddy crop alone contributing 32.82% in total Agriculture GVA during 2017-18 (AE)

c) Livestock

11 1 Milk (MTs) 556136 101115 640905 117864 70.38 23.80 5.60

12 2 Animal Meat (MTs) 8991 18061 9226 20350 12.15 4.11 0.97

13 3 Poultry Meat 16420 20026 11.96 4.04 0.95

14 4 Egg (Lakh No.) 1630 2841 1841 3251 1.94 0.66 0.15

Four (4) Growth Engines contributing 96.44% (Rs.161492 Lakhs) in Livestock GVA of Rs.167459 Lakhs during the year 2017-18 (AE) Milk alone contributing 70.38% in Livestock GVA during 2017-18 (AE)




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15 1 Marine Fish 57634 28282 59920 29422 40.03 5.93 1.48

16 2 Prawns 8025 21291 9990 27532 37.45 5.55 1.38

17 3 Inland Fish 24180 14593 27430 16554 22.52 3.34 0.83

Three (3) Growth Engines contributing 100% in Fishing GVA of Rs.73508 Lakhs during the year 2017-18 (AE) Marine Fish alone contributing 40.03% in Fishing GVA during 2017-18 (AE)

Agrl. & Allied: Seventeen (17) Growth Engines contributing 87.23% (Rs.431969 Lakhs) in total Agrl. & Allied GVA of Rs.495217 Lakhs during the year 2017-18 (AE) Milk alone contributing 23.80% in Agrl. & Allied sector GVA during 2017-18 (AE)

19 2 Manufacturing 144203 155765 27.18 7.41

20 3 Minor Minerals 47458 49399 8.62 2.35

21 4 Electricity 31840 32474 5.67 1.54

22 5 Major Minerals 6428 7430 1.30 0.35

Five (5) Growth Engines contributing 100 % in Industry GVA of Rs. 573129 Lakhs during the year 2017-18 (AE) Construction alone contributing 57.24 % in Industry GVA during 2017-18 (AE)

III) SERVICES SECTOR

23 1 Trade 189127 202556 19.58 9.63

24 2 O’ship of Dwellings 138481 153161 14.80 7.28

25 3 Education 108042 116646 11.28 5.55

26 4 Road Transport 105216 115096 11.13 5.47

27 5 Real Estate 65257 72167 6.98 3.43

28 6 Health 26645 30987 3.00 1.47

29 7 Hotel & Restaurants 26200 25735 2.49 1.22

Services Sector

Seven (7) Growth Engines contributing 69.24% (Rs.716348 lakhs) in Services GVA of Rs.1034554

Lakhs during the year 2017-18 (AE)

Trade and Ownership of Dwellings are major contributing sectors with more than 30% in Services

sector GVA

State Gross Value Added: Twenty Nine (29) Growth Engines contributing 82% (Rs.17214 Crores) in Total GVA of Rs.21029 Crores during the year 2017-18 (AE)



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Mining & Quarrying Manufacturing Construction Total Industry 2015-16 (SRE) 2016-17 (FRE) 2017-18 (AE)

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VIZIANAGARAM DISTRICTGeographical Area ( Sq. Kms) : 6539 (12th place in AP)

Population (2011Census) : 2344474 (13th place in AP)




Gross Area Irrigated (GAI) in 2016-17 : 1.89 Lakh Hects (49.48%).

Net Area Irrigated (NAI) in 2016-17 : 1.57 Lakh Hects (57.30%).






• The Economy of Vizianagaram district mainly depends on Agriculture & Allied sector. On Agricultural front, as against the net area sown of 2.74 Lakh Hects, the net irrigated area is 1.57 Lakh Hects that accounts for 57.3% of which Tanks irrigation is 46.82%, Canals 26.46% and 26.72% of area covered under other sources during the year 2016-17.

• Though Agriculture & Allied activities are the principal activities of the district, its contribution to the total economy in terms of GVA is Rs.8,270 Crores (31.86%), Industry sector Rs.4,771 Crores (18.38%) and Services sector contributing Rs.12,914 Crores (49.76%) and thus the GVA of the district stands at Rs.25,955 crores for the year 2017-18 at Current prices.


• Per Capita Income of the district for the year 2017-18 has raised to Rs.1,05,434 from Rs.93,988 (2016-17) at current prices by recording a growth of 12.18%.


Agriculture :

• The GVA of Agriculture sector is Rs.1238crores for which Paddy - Rs.558 Crores (45.05%), Maize Rs.213 Core (17.18%), – Sugarcane Rs.189 Crores (15.24%), Cotton Rs.53 Crores (4.25%) and Blackgram Rs.40 Crores (3.24%) these five crops are the important Growth Engines which put together contribute 84.97% from Agriculture sector.



Horticulture :

• The GVA of Horticulture sector is Rs. 2100 Crores and the potential Growth Engines of this sector are Banana - Rs.900 Crores (42.86%), Mango – Rs.677 Crores (32.26%), Oil Palm -Rs.126 Crores (6.02%), Cashewnut-Rs.125 Crores (5.95%). The above 4 crops contributed around 87.09% to this sector.

Livestock :

• The GVA of Livestock Sector is Rs.2117 Crores of which Milk is the Major growth engine with Rs.1531Crores (72.33%) followed by Meat with Rs. 238 Crores(11.26%), poultry Meat with Rs.234 Crores(11.04%) and Egg with Rs.80 Crores (3.77%) which together contribute 98.39% of GVA under this sector.

Fishing :

• The GVA of Fishing Sector is Rs.399 Crores and the Growth Engines identified under this sector are Prawns Rs.208 Crores (52.0%) followed by Inland Fish contributes Rs.99 Crores (24.72%) and Marine fish Rs.93 Crores (23.27%)

Industry sector:

• The GVA of the Industry Sector is Rs.4425 Crores. Out of which, Manufacturing Rs.2828 Crores (63.91%) followed by Construction contributes Rs.888 Crores (20.07%), Electricity Rs.406 Crores (9.17%), Minor minerals Rs.254 Crores (5.73%) and Major Minerals Rs.50 Crores (1.12%) .

Services sector:

• The GVA of Services sector is Rs. 9528 Crores. Out of which, Ownership of Dwellings is an important growth engine contributing Rs.1368 Crores (14.36%) followed by Trade Rs.1312 Crores (13.77%), Education Rs 1179 Crores (12.38%), Road transport Rs.1128 Crores (11.84%), Real Estate Rs.644 Crores (6.76%), Health Rs.286 Crores (3.00%), Hotels and Restaurants Rs.154 Crores (1.62%). These Seven contributes 63.72% of GVA under this sector.


Agriculture and Allied sectors:

Agriculture:

• Soil Health cards and Subsidy Seed Distribution:

• 36104 soil samples are to be analyzed for distribution of 215000 soil health cards to farmers for creation of awareness on soil health and soil test based fertilizer recommendation for the year 2018-19.

• 53175 Qtls of quality seed is planned to be distributed during the year 2018-19.

• Supply of Subsidy Micro Nutrients to strengthen crops:

• 2083 Mts of micronutrients to cover an area of 47500 Ha will be distributed on subsidy during the year 2018-19 for correction of micronutrient deficiency and to obtain higher yields.

• Farm Mechanization:Proposed to distribute farm machinery worth of Rs. 1457 lakhs under SMAM and Rs. 749 lakhs under RKVY during 2018-19.

Animal Husbandry:

• To increase the milk production, fodder seed shall be supplied on subsidy basis.



• Establishment of 2000 Mini Sheep and Goat units and 3000 breading RAM units to increase the meat production.

• Establishment of 2.12 lakhs of commercial poultry by promoting under Agriculture term loans which in turn leads to Egg production.

Horticulture:

• To bring additional area with Area Expansion under Horticulture crops.

• Adopting TC Banana (Variety - G-9) to get more productivity with Micro Irrigation.

• Replanting / Rejuvenate with new varieties in place of old senile

• orchards of Mango.

• Canopy Management in Cashew to increase the productivity by removing unwanted / dried and diseased branches.

• To make availability of Horticulture produce throughout the year to improve the productivity and quality, through protected cultivation.

• Construction of farm ponds to increase the Ground water Table and provides life saving irrigation during crop critical stages.

• Implementation of Pack House Scheme to facilitate for proper grading and packing process at field level for different horticulture produces and reduces post harvest losses.

• Horticulture college established at Thotapalli for increasing the Human Resources in the field of Horticultural Development.

Fisheries:

• Assistance to retail fish marketing by supply of fish vending units.

• Establishment of Cage Culture at Thotapalli reservoir.

• Assistance for enhancement of production and productivity by supply of fingerlings.

• Assistance for livelihood enhancement of marine fishermen.

• Early warning dissemination system in being operational, which will displayed potential fishing zones information on digital display board in real time and also alert the fishermen by displaying weather forecast.

Sericulture:

• Cluster approach.

• Promotion of Bivoltine Sericulture for increased net income to the farmers.

• Promoting Chawkie concept through supply of Chawkie worms instead of DFLs.

• Promote Organic farming.

• Area expansion with High yielding V-1 Mulberry varieties.

• Promotion of Drip irrigation.

• Production of quality BV Cocoons and Gradable Bivoltine Silk.

• Strengthening extension services through farmers workshops, training and Technology adoption and adaptations.

• Farm Mechanization

• Installation of Turbo ventilators to the rearing sheds

• Arrangement of cooling system with foggers in Rearing Sheds to maintain temperature and humidity.



Industry Sector:

• Establishment of MSME Industrial parks in all 9 assembly constituencies of Vizianagaram district.

• Total 735.96 acrs of land is identified in all assembly constituencies and two MSME parks are under process.

• Identified and allotted an extent of land 172.84 Acs at Chinaraopalli(V) of Kothavalasa mandal to M/s Patanjali Ayrved (P) Ltd for establishment of Ayurvedic Products.

• Idnentified 39.33 Acs of land at kanimetta (V) , an extent of 155.92 Acs of land at G.Chodavaram (V) and 102.38 Acs of land at Kandivalasa (V) of Pusapatirega (M) for establishment of Industrial Park.

• An MOU has been entered with Government of Andhra Pradesh by M/s Kothavalasa Infra ventures(P) Ltd for establishment of Private Industrial Park at Chinnipalem (V) of Kothavalasa mandal in 600 Acs of land with an investment of Rs 2000 crores providing an employment to 2000 persons

• An MOU has been entered with Govt of Andhra Pradesh by M/s North coast Impex Pvt ltd for establishment of Integrated Food Park at B.P Varakattu (V) of Cheepurupalli mandal with an investment of Rs 100 crores and providing employment to 1500 persons .


VIZIANAGARAM DISTRICT(Rs. in Crores)


2015-16 SRE

2016-17 FRE 2017-18 AE 2015-16

SRE2016-17

FRE 2017-18 AE

Agriculture 6463 7164 8270 4289 5401 5952Growth Rate 16.30 10.85 15.43 8.89 25.91 10.22Industry 3876 4273 4771 3716 4068 4425Growth Rate -9.58 10.26 11.65 -5.25 9.49 8.76Services 9789 11462 12914 7921 8740 9528Growth Rate 15.28 17.09 12.67 10.84 10.35 9.01Total GVA 20127 22899 25955 15926 18209 19905Growth Rate 9.78 13.77 13.34 6.12 14.34 9.31Net of (PT-PS) 1762 2192 2405 1624 1987 2140GDDP 21889 25091 28360 17549 20196 22045Growth Rate 10.91 14.63 13.03 7.07 15.08 9.15PCI (NDDP) 82340 93988 105434 65320 75092 81422Growth Rate 11.28 14.15 12.18 7.05 14.96 8.43



GROSS DISTRICT DOMESTIC PRODUCT OF VIZIANAGARAM AT CURRENT PRICES(In Crores)



2011-12

2012-13

2013-14

2014-15

TRE

2015-16

SRE

2016-17

FRE

2017-18 AE

2016-17

FRE

2017-18 AE

2016-17

FRE

2017-18 AE

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

1 Agriculture,Forestry & Fishing

1.1 A Agriculture Proper 2050 2650 2607 3465 3973 4171 4733 18.22 18.24 5.00 13.46

1.1B Livestock 1267 1385 1477 1686 1983 2418 2813 10.56 10.84 21.94 16.30

1.2 Forestry & Logging 118 118 130 146 147 154 149 0.67 0.58 4.75 -2.74

1.3 Fishing 144 179 234 259 360 420 575 1.84 2.21 16.73 36.65

Agriculture Sector 3579 4333 4448 5557 6463 7164 8270 31.28 31.86 10.85 15.43

2 Mining & Quarrying 146 152 242 360 276 301 336 1.31 1.29 9.10 11.70



5 Construction 724 735 794 886 903 979 1096 4.27 4.22 8.38 11.94

Industry Sector 2383 2827 3110 4286 3876 4273 4771 18.66 18.38 10.26 11.65


7 Transport, Storage & Communications

7.1 Railways 165 189 209 270 274 321 342 1.40 1.32 17.42 6.34


7.3 Communications 185 201 267 280 312 361 422 1.58 1.63 15.73 16.77


8.1 Banking & Insurance 304 342 372 434 501 515 594 2.25 2.29 2.84 15.39

8.2Real estate, Ownership of Dwellings

1241 1493 1682 1933 2157 2443 2795 10.67 10.77 13.23 14.45


9.1 Public Administration 659 721 808 903 1098 1347 1519 5.88 5.85 22.75 12.72

9.2 Other Services 1445 1620 1869 2199 2710 3159 3675 13.80 14.16 16.57 16.31

Services Sector 5720 6450 7426 8491 9789 11462 12914 50.05 49.76 17.09 12.67

GDVA 11682 13610 14984 18334 20127 22899 25955 100 100 13.77 13.34


GDDP 12673 14755 16303 19735 21889 25091 28360 14.63 13.03

Per Capita Income (on NDDP) in Rupees 48857 56351 61180 73991 82340 93988 105434 14.15 12.18



GROSS DISTRICT DOMESTIC PRODUCT OF VIZIANAGARAM AT CONSTANT (2011-12) PRICES

(In Crores)



2011-12

2012-13

2013-14

2014-15

TRE

2015-16

SRE

2016-17

FRE

2017-18 AE

2015-16

SRE

2016-17

FRE

2017-18 AE

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 11 12 13


1.1 A Agriculture Proper 2050 2251 2218 2388 2500 3119 3338 4.68 24.75 7.02

1.1B Livestock 1267 1353 1282 1248 1413 1860 2117 13.17 31.67 13.79

1.2 Forestry & Logging 118 116 117 111 109 105 98 -2.27 -3.76 -6.06

1.3 Fishing 144 159 189 191 268 317 399 39.89 18.32 26.11

Agriculture Sector 3579 3879 3806 3939 4289 5401 5952 8.89 25.91 10.22

2 Mining & Quarrying 146 145 268 306 261 286 303 -14.86 9.85 5.96

3 Manufacturing (Org. & Un-Org.) 1223 1673 1684 2595 2399 2604 2828 -7.58 8.56 8.59

4 Electricity,Gas & Water Supply 291 181 214 239 267 358 406 11.38 34.47 13.23

5 Construction 724 695 724 781 790 820 888 1.16 3.78 8.34

Industry Sector 2383 2694 2891 3922 3716 4068 4425 -5.25 9.49 8.76

6 Trade,Hotel & Restau-rants 768 856 962 1068 1228 1381 1466 14.99 12.46 6.09


7.1 Railways 165 181 194 236 233 255 263 -1.31 9.54 3.20


7.3 Communications 185 189 235 239 260 290 325 8.84 11.19 12.22






9.2 Other Services 1445 1494 1601 1757 2001 2157 2363 13.91 7.77 9.58

Services Sector 5720 6040 6519 7146 7921 8740 9528 10.84 10.35 9.01

GDVA 11682 12613 13216 15007 15926 18209 19905 6.12 14.34 9.31


GDDP 12673 13677 14326 16391 17549 20196 22045 7.07 15.08 9.15




Growth Engines of Vizianagaram district for the years 2016-17 & 2017-18 at Constant (2011-12) Prices


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With in Sector



I) AGRICULTURE AND ALLIED SECTORa) Agriculture

1 1 Paddy 570828 54866 579448 55778 45.05 9.40 2.952 2 Maize 202443 19408 221870 21271 17.18 3.58 1.133 3 Sugarcane 886663 23503 802684 18868 15.24 3.18 1.004 4 Cotton 15888 5259 15910 5267 4.25 0.89 0.285 5 Blackgram 12921 3866 13404 4010 3.24 0.68 0.21Five (5) Growth Engines contributing 84.97% (Rs. 105194 lakhs) in total Agriculture GVA of Rs. 123807 Lakhs during the year 2017-18 (AE)Paddy crop alone contributing 45.05% in total Agriculture GVA during 2017-18 (AE)

b) Horticulture6 1 Banana 587346 84242 618827 90000 42.86 15.17 4.777 2 Mango 521604 58549 595063 67730 32.26 11.41 3.598 3 Oil Palm 228649 11592 245841 12638 6.02 2.13 0.679 4 Cashewnut 12120 8594 17374 12491 5.95 2.10 0.66Four (4) Growth Engines contributing 87.09% (Rs.182858 lakhs) in total Horticulture GVA of Rs. 209974 lakhs during the year 2017-18 (AE)Banana and Mango crops contributing 75.12% in total Horticulture GVAAgrl. Proper: Nine (9) Growth Engines contributing 86.3% (Rs. 288052 Lakhs) in Agriculture Proper GVA of Rs.333781 Lakhs during the year 2017-18 (AE)Banana crop alone contributing 15.17% in total Agriculture Proper GVA during 2017-18 (AE)

c) Livestock10 1 Milk (MTs) 572605 130568 665076 153118 72.33 25.72 7.6911 2 Meat (MTs) 10855 22928 10806 23835 11.26 4.00 1.2012 3 Poultry Meat 21661 23367 11.04 3.93 1.1713 4 Egg (Lakh No.) 3938 7303 4514 7972 3.77 1.34 0.40Four (4) Growth Engines contributing 98.39% (Rs.208292 Lakhs) in Livestock GVA of Rs.211691 Lakhs during the year 2017-18 (AE)Milk alone contributing 72.33% in Livestock GVA during 2017-18 (AE)



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d) Fishing14 1 Prawns 5307 13790 7780 20766 52.00 3.50 1.1015 2 Inland Fish 14839 8956 16360 9873 24.72 1.66 0.5216 3 Marine Fish 18179 8921 18928 9294 23.27 1.57 0.49Three (3) Growth Engines contributing 100% in Fishing GVA of Rs.39934 Lakhs during the year 2017-18 (AE)Prawns alone contributing 52% in Fishing GVA during 2017-18 (AE)Agrl. & Allied: Sixteen (16) Growth Engines contributing 90.09% (Rs.536278 Lakhs) in total Agrl. & Allied GVA of Rs.595237 Lakhs during the year 2017-18 (AE)Milk alone contributing 25.72% in Agrl. & Allied sector GVA during 2017-18 (AE)

II) INDUSTRY SECTOR17 1 Manufacturing 260409 282780 63.91 14.2118 2 Construction 81979 88816 20.07 4.4619 3 Electricity 35839 40578 9.17 2.0420 4 Minor Minerals 24326 25361 5.73 1.2721 5 Major Minerals 4292 4961 1.12 0.25Five (5) Growth Engines contributing 100 % in Industry GVA of Rs. 442496 Lakhs during the year 2017-18 (AE)Manufacturing alone contributing 63.91 % in Industry GVA during 2017-18 (AE)

III) SERVICES SECTOR22 1 O’ship of Dwellings 123362 136779 14.36 6.8723 2 Trade 122473 131170 13.77 6.5924 3 Education 109222 117920 12.38 5.9225 4 Road Transport 104712 112816 11.84 5.6726 5 Real Estate 58133 64448 6.76 3.2427 6 Health 24565 28568 3.00 1.4428 7 Hotel & Restaurants 15676 15397 1.62 0.77Seven (7) Growth Engines contributing 63.72% (Rs. 607098 lakhs) in Services GVA of Rs.952790 Lakhs during the year 2017-18 (AE)Ownership of Dwellings,Trade and education are major contributing sectors with more than 40% in Services GVA during 2017-18 (AE)State Gross Value Added: Twenty Eight (28) Growth Engines contributing 79.7% (Rs. 15859 Crores) in Total GVA of Rs.19905 Crores during the year 2017-18 (AE)



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VISAKHAPATNAM DISTRICTGeographical Area ( Sq. Kms) : 11161 (9th Place in A.P)

Population (2011Census) : 4290589 (4th Place in A.P)





Net Area Irrigated (NAI) in 2016-17 : 1.22 Lakh Hects( 43.57%).






• The Economy of Visakhapatnam district mainly depends on Industry and Services sectors. Whereas Agriculture sector contribution is very meagre (12.46%). On Agricultural front, as against the net area sown of 2.80 Lakh Hects, the net irrigated area is 1.22 Lakh Hects that accounts for 43.57% of which Canal irrigation is 36.58%, Tanks 21.55% and 41.87% of area covered under other sources during the year 2016-17.

• The broad sector wise contribution to the total economy in terms of GVA is Rs.11,845 Crores(14.45%) from Agriculture & Allied Rs.29,713 Crores (36.24%) from Industry sector and Rs.40,435 Crores (49.32%) from Services sector. Thus the GVA of the district stands at 2nd place with Rs.81,993 crores for the year 2017-18 at Current prices.


• Per Capita Income of the district for the year 2017-18 has raised to Rs.1,78,166 from Rs.1,56,203 (2016-17) at current prices by recording a growth of 14.06%.


Agriculture :

• The GVA of Agriculture sector is Rs.944 crores.for which Sugarcane - Rs.443 Crores. (46.96%), Paddy – Rs.336 Crores. (35.63%) these two crops are the important Growth Engines which put together contribute 82.59% from Agriculture sector.



Horticulture :

• The GVA of Horticulture sector is Rs.1793 crores.and the potential Growth Engines of this sector are Turmeric -Rs.370 Crores. (20.61%), Mango -Rs.263 Crores. (14.68%), Cashew nut- Rs.213 Cr. (11.90%), Banana- Rs.149 Crores. (8.33%), Oil palm Rs.77 Crores. (4.30%) and Tomato Rs.52 Crores. (2.89%). The above Six crops contributed around 62.71% to this sector.

Livestock :

• The GVA of Livestock Sector is Rs.2333 Crores of which Milk is the Major growth engine with Rs.1346 Crores (57.71%) followed by Poultry Meat with Rs.387 Crores. (16.59%) and Meat with Rs.343 Crores. (14.72%) and Egg with Rs.203 Crores. (8.70%) which together contribute 97.72% of GVA under this sector.

Fishing :

• The GVA of Fishing Sector is Rs.1634 Crores and the Growth Engines identified under this sector are Prawn contributes Rs.1048 Crores. (64.18%), Marine fish Rs. 504 Crores. (30.87%) and Inland Fish Rs.81 crores. (4.95%).

Industry sector

• The GVA of the Industry Sector is Rs.28663 Crores Out of which, Manufacturing itself contributes Rs.21518 Crores (75.07%) followed by Construction Rs.5130 Crores. (17.90%), Electricity Rs.1402 Crores (4.89%), Minor Minerals Rs.613 Crores (2.14%) and Major Minerals Rs.0.31 Crores (0.00%).

Services sector

• The GVA of Services sector is Rs.30909 Crores and Trade is an important Growth Engines that contributing Rs.5702 Crores (18.45%) followed by Ownership of Dwelling Rs.4244 Crores. (13.73%), Road Transport Rs.3793 Crores (12.27%), Real Estate Rs.2000 Crores. (6.47%), Education Rs.1995 crores. (6.46%), Health Rs.661 Crores (2.14%), Hotels and Restaurants Rs.587 crores (1.90%), Water transport Rs.208 Crores (0.67%) and Air transport Rs.140 Crores (0.45%).These nine contributes (62.54%) of GVA under this sector.



Agriculture:

• Supply of 20000 Qtls. Of High Yielding Varieties of Paddy seed on subsidy to the farmers which gives 10% of higher yields.

• Supply of 1000 Qtls. Of Groundnut seed (K6 variety) during 2017-18 which yields 10-15% higher than normal.

• Supply of Redgram seed on subsidy to raise on Paddy fields bunds in an extent of 20000 Ha. which gives additional income to the farmers @ Rs.2000/- per Acre.



• Redgram with Groundnut grown as inter crop in 1500 Ha. which gives additional income to the farmers @ 1500-2000 per Acre.

• Supply of Hybrid Rice seed 5000 Kgs. On subsidy under National Food Security Mission- Rice which given 15-20% higher yields over normal in the district.

• Organized Pulses Demos in 1500 Ha. under National Food Security Mission (Pulses) scheme and yield growth inputs were supplied to farmers which gives 10% higher yields in pulses crop.

• To correct the micronutrient deficiency and basing on the soil test results Zinc, Gypsum were supplied to the farmers to an extent of 70000 Hect. On 100% subsidy which given 8-10% higher yields during 2017-18.

• Supply of Yellow Leaf Disease on Sugarcane, single node seedlings were supplied under SDP scheme in an extent of 200 Ha. which gives 8-10% higher yields.

• Paddy crop is cultivated in Zero Based Natural Farming system in 5000 Ha. which is useful in reducing 30% cost of cultivation and which gives export quality grain.

• All Farm Machinery is supplied on 50% subsidy which is useful in reducing the cost of cultivation by reducing the labour cost.

Horticulture

• Increase in the area under Horticulture crops through department and convergence through NREGS in the whole district.

• Increase in additional area of 3711 hectares under Micro irrigation.

• Increasing productivity in Horticulture crops through canopy management, IPM, Post harvest management, protected cultivation, pendals and trellies.

Animal Husbandry

• Fodder security policies - OPGK (Oorura Pasu Grasa Kshetralu) & MPGK (Mega Pasu Grasa Kshetralu) for Continuous supply of Green fodder and silage preparation in large scale.

• Feeding Support – For providing balanced and quality nutrition through supply of silage @ Rs. 2.00/kg, concentrate feed @ Rs. 4.00/kg and TMR @ Rs. 3.50/kg to enhance the milk production.

• Ksheerasagar Scheme - Feeding support to pregnant animals during last trimester of gestation and first trimester of lactation to reduce the intercalving period.

• Sunandini schemes - Feeding support to young female calves to reduce age at first conception.

• Suphalam Scheme - For treating infertile animals and to create awareness among farmers regarding fertility management.

• Animal Induction - From other states through various corporations to improve milk production.

• Gokulam/ Animal Hostel - For scientific feeding and management of group of milch animals maintained at common location under the technical supervision.



• Rural Backyard Poultry Scheme – Supplying 45 one month old chicks @ Rs. 810 to increase egg production.

• Mini Sheep & Goat – Supplying of 5 Ewes and 1 Ram to the farmers on Subsidy basis.

Fisheries:

• Stocking of all 1297 potential water bodies inclusing 20 reservoir with 170 lakhs advanced fish fingerlings in an extend of 15100 (8 to 10 cm size) for enhancing the productivity and production from inland water bodies

• Promoting inland fishermen cooperative societies to take up spawn rearing in captive seed nurseries up to the size of fingerlings to meet the demand of their fish seed requirement with the support of Tata Trusts.

• Promotion of Deep Sea Fishing for tapping under exploited Tuna Fishery resources through mechanised and motorised boats by providing new deep sea fishing vessels, support for conversion of existing boats, supplying Tuna long-liners and large mesh size gillnets to catch more tuna fish with incentives.

• Ensuring safety for coastal fishers by supplying sea safety and navigational equipment such as life jackets, life buoys, GPS Sets, Echo-sounders etch and disseminating PFZ data to facilitate coastal fishers to catch more fish from coastal waters

• Conservation of marine fishery resources by strictly enforcing ban period on marine fishing by all types of mechanised and motorised boats for 61 days from April 15th to June 14th by providing relief @ Rs. 4000/- per each affected crew member.

• Cluster approach in Aquaculture area to build up their capacities and to mitigate the losses due to disease outbreaks.

• Empowering fisherwomen through fish vending activities by providing THRIFT/ MUDRA/ SHG Bank Loans and creating awareness on hygienic handling of fishery products and fish value added products.

• Promotion of sea weed culture through women groups in feasible coastal area for their economic empowerment and Cage culture for high yielding varieties like Seabass, Groupers, cobia etc. through fishermen cooperative societies for their better livelihood

Industry Sector:

• One MSME park in each Assembly Constituency.

• VCIC Node in Nakkapalli (M) of Payakaraopeta Assembly Constituency.

• Expansion of M/S .RINL (Vizag Steel Plant) from 6.3 MTPA to 7.3 MTPA with an investment of 7000 Crs.

• Expansion of M/S.HPCL with an investment of 20,000 Crs.

• Establishment of Industry hub with Logistics park, Information Technology and Pharmaceutical Industries

• Encouragement to Small Scale Industries

• Establishment of M/S Asian paints Industry at APSEZ,Atchyuthapuram in Yelamanchili Constituency.



• MSME Technology Centre,Medical Technology Manufacturing Park at VCIC in Yelamanchili Constituency

• Establishment of Electronic Manufacturing Clusters.

• Establishment of Medical Technology manufacturing (MED TECH) park at Nadupuru.

• Development of Vizag node of Vizag-Chennai Industrial corridor.

• Development of Surgical and Medical equipment clusters.

• Development of Plastic Product clusters.

Services Sector:

• Establishment of IIPE (Indian Institute of Petroleum and Energy) in Sabbavaram(M) of Pendurthy Constituency.

• Establishment of Logistics Park in Gajuwaka Constituency.

• Tata Cancer Institute near Lankelapalem in Gajuwaka Constituency Encouragement to Eco Tourism Resorts

• Development of Pilgrimage Places under Temple Tourism

• Establishment of Health City, Arilova in Visakhapatnam(East) Constituency.

• Beach tourism development at Thotlakonda in Bheemunipatnam Constituency.

• Film Industry at Kapuluppada in Bheemunipatnam Constituency

• Geo heritage development in Red Hills in Bheemunipatnam Constituency

• Establishment of Educational Institutions like BITS & IIM in Bheemunipatnam Constituency

• IT Park at Kapuluppada in Bheemunipatnam Constituency

• Establishment of HPCL Skill development Training Institute in Bheemunipatnam Constituency

• Establishment of PHARMEXIL(Pharmaceutical Exports Council of India) in Parawada (M) of Pendurthy Constituency.

• Vishakhapatnam - Kakinada Petro Corridor.

• Development of Buddhist circuit at Thotlakonda, Bavikonda and Bojjanna Konda under Govt. of India Scheme.

• Development of integrated sports, Convention, Fintech and AVGC city. Compraising - Sports city, Convention city, AVGC city, Fintech Valley, Vizag cricket stadium, Brandix India Apparel city.




VISAKHAPATNAM DISTRICT(Rs. in Crores)


2015-16 SRE

2016-17 FRE 2017-18 AE 2015-16

SRE2016-17

FRE 2017-18 AE

Agriculture 7811 10119 11845 5397 6206 6877

Growth Rate 8.95 29.55 17.05 4.63 14.98 10.81

Industry 24536 26576 29713 24420 26290 28663

Growth Rate 8.40 8.31 11.81 17.83 7.66 9.03

Services 31055 34898 40435 25799 28314 30909

Growth Rate 14.51 12.37 15.87 11.27 9.75 9.17

Total GVA 63402 71592 81993 55616 60809 66449

Growth Rate 11.38 12.92 14.53 13.34 9.34 9.27

Net of (PT-PS) 5550 6852 7597 5670 6636 7142

GDDP 68952 78444 89590 61286 67445 73592

Growth Rate 12.53 13.77 14.21 14.35 10.05 9.11

PCI (NDDP) 137589 156203 178166 121373 133347 144425

Growth Rate 12.33 13.53 14.06 13.87 9.87 8.31



GROSS DISTRICT DOMESTIC PRODUCT OF VISAKHAPATNAM AT CURRENT PRICES(In Crores)



2011-12

2012-13

2013-14

2014-15 TRE

2015-16 SRE

2016-17 FRE

2017-18 AE

2016-17

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2016-17

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1.1B Livestock 1592 2012 2079 2422 2947 3966 4748 5.54 5.79 34.60 19.72


1.3 Fishing 798 818 1003 1306 1553 1852 2056 2.59 2.51 19.22 11.02





5 Construction 4179 4243 4588 5116 5217 5654 6329 7.90 7.72 8.38 11.94

Industry Sector 24810 20125 20233 22635 24536 26576 29713 37.12 36.24 8.31 11.81



7.1 Railways 485 557 614 795 805 945 1005 1.32 1.23 17.42 6.34


7.3 Communications 475 601 811 1001 1402 1639 1914 2.29 2.33 16.89 16.77




3668 4547 5305 6070 6750 7613 8675 10.63 10.58 12.78 13.95



9.2 Other Services 2364 2654 3066 3616 4489 5232 6098 7.31 7.44 16.56 16.56

Services Sector 18473 21291 24098 27120 31055 34898 40435 48.74 49.32 12.37 15.87

GDVA 47870 46650 50309 56923 63402 71592 81993 100 100 12.92 14.53


GDDP 51928 50575 54736 61273 68952 78444 89590 13.77 14.21




GROSS DISTRICT DOMESTIC PRODUCT OF VISAKHAPATNAM AT CONSTANT (2011-12) PRICES

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1.1 A Agriculture Proper 2008 1934 2262 2412 2273 2566 2738 -5.75 12.85 6.71

1.1B Livestock 1592 1664 1692 1556 1784 2003 2333 14.62 12.29 16.49


1.3 Fishing 798 739 836 1004 1162 1461 1634 15.74 25.79 11.79


2 Mining & Quarrying 2451 2797 2080 497 560 577 613 12.62 2.93 6.38

3 Manufacturing (Org. & Un-Org.) 17302 12073 11949 15029 18227 19787 21518 21.28 8.56 8.75


5 Construction 4179 4015 4185 4511 4563 4735 5130 1.16 3.78 8.34

Industry Sector 24810 19470 18908 20725 24420 26290 28663 17.83 7.66 9.03

6 Trade,Hotel & Restaurants 3291 3644 4117 4577 5257 5921 6289 14.84 12.65 6.20


7.1 Railways 485 532 570 694 685 750 774 -1.31 9.54 3.20


7.3 Communications 475 565 712 856 1170 1314 1474 36.60 12.30 12.22



8.2 Real estate, Owner-ship of Dwellings 3668 4293 4646 5033 5303 5662 6244 5.37 6.77 10.27



9.2 Other Services 2364 2448 2626 2887 3310 3565 3917 14.63 7.72 9.86

Services Sector 18473 20047 21331 23186 25799 28314 30909 11.27 9.75 9.17

GDVA 47870 44042 45225 49070 55616 60809 66449 13.34 9.34 9.27


GDDP 51928 47758 49022 53597 61286 67445 73592 14.35 10.05 9.11




Growth Engines of Visakhapatnam district for the years 2016-17 & 2017-18 at Constant (2011-12) Prices


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1 1 Sugarcane 1908343 50950 1886223 44339 46.96 6.50 0.612 2 Paddy 369846 35548 349541 33647 35.63 4.93 0.46Two (2) Growth Engines contributing 82.59% (Rs. 77986 lakhs) in total Agriculture GVA of Rs. 94426 Lakhs during the year 2017-18 (AE)Sugarcane crop alone contributing 46.96% in total Agriculture GVA during 2017-18 (AE)

b) Horticulture3 1 Turmeric 62377 23508 96737 36967 20.61 5.42 0.514 2 Mango 201480 22616 231224 26318 14.68 3.86 0.365 3 Cashewnut 18750 13294 29679 21338 11.90 3.13 0.296 4 Banana 97520 13987 102728 14940 8.33 2.19 0.207 5 Oil Palm 148824 7545 149929 7707 4.30 1.13 0.118 6 Tomato 154980 12348 64125 5181 2.89 0.76 0.07Six (6) Growth Engines contributing 62.71% (Rs.112451 lakhs) in total Horticulture GVA of Rs. 179331 lakhs during the year 2017-18 (AE)Turmeric, Mango and Cashewnut crops contributing 47.19% in total Horticulture GVAAgrl. Proper: Eight (8) Growth Engines contributing 69.56% (Rs. 190437 Lakhs) in Agriculture Proper GVA of Rs.273757 Lakhs during the year 2017-18 (AE)Sugarcane having major contribution in total Agriculture GVA during 2017-18 (AE)

c) Livestock9 1 Milk (MTs) 654982 117915 745581 134648 57.71 19.58 2.0310 2 Poultry Meat 33466 38718 16.59 5.63 0.5811 3 Meat (MTs) 14814 26001 15572 34347 14.72 4.99 0.5212 4 Egg (Lakh No.) 10386 17851 11490 20293 8.70 2.95 0.31Four (4) Growth Engines contributing 97.73% (Rs.228005 Lakhs) in Livestock GVA of Rs.233313 Lakhs during the year 2017-18 (AE)Milk alone contributing 57.71% in Livestock GVA during 2017-18 (AE)

d) Fishing13 1 Prawns 35008 85850 38010 104839 64.18 15.37 1.4414 2 Marine Fish 105441 51742 102704 50430 30.87 7.39 0.6915 3 Inland Fish 14133 8530 13400 8087 4.95 1.19 0.11




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Three (3) Growth Engines contributing 100% in Fishing GVA of Rs.163356 Lakhs during the year 2017-18 (AE)Prawns alone contributing 64.18% (Rs.104839 lakhs) in Fishing GVAAgrl. & Allied: Fifteen (15) Growth Engines contributing 84.60% (Rs.581799 Lakhs) in total Agrl. & Allied GVA of Rs.687674 Lakhs during the year 2017-18 (AE)Milk alone contributing 19.58% in Agrl. & Allied sector GVA during 2017-18 (AE)

II) INDUSTRY SECTOR16 1 Manufacturing 1978711 2151777 75.07 32.3817 2 Construction 473531 513023 17.90 7.7218 3 Electricity 119053 140176 4.89 2.1119 4 Minor Minerals 57653 61313 2.14 0.9220 5 Major Minerals 27 31 0.00 0.00Five (5) Growth Engines contributing 100 % in Industry GVA of Rs.2866320 Lakhs during the year 2017-18 (AE)Manufacturing alone contributing 75.07 % in Industry GVA during 2017-18 (AE)

III) SERVICES21 1 Trade 532355 570155 18.45 8.58

22 2 O’ship of Dwell-ings 384859 424412 13.73 6.39

23 3 Road Transport 345123 379335 12.27 5.7124 4 Real Estate 181360 199975 6.47 3.0125 5 Education 184806 199522 6.46 3.0026 6 Health 56826 66087 2.14 0.99

27 7 Hotel & Restau-rants 59788 58727 1.90 0.88

28 8 Water Transport 19522 20809 0.67 0.3129 9 Air Transport 12586 13953 0.45 0.21

Services SectorTotal GVA

Nine (9) Growth Engines contributing 62.54% (Rs. 1932975 lakhs) in Services GVA of Rs.3090932 Lakhs during the year 2017-18 (AE)Trade and Ownership of Dwellings are major contributing sectors with more than 30% in Services GVA during 2017-18 (AE)State Gross Value Added: Twenty Nine (29) Growth Engines contributing 81% (Rs. 53811 Crores) in Total GVA of Rs.66449 Crores during the year 2017-18 (AE)



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EAST GODAVARI DISTRICTGeographical Area (Sq. Kms) : 12805 (7th place in A.P)

Population (2011 Census) : 5285824 (1st Place in A.P)





Net Area Irrigated (NAI) in 2016-17 : 2.76 Lakh Hects(66.99%).






• The Economy of East Godavari district mainly depends on Agriculture & Allied sector. On Agricultural front, as against the net area sown of 4.12 Lakh Hects, the net irrigated area is 2.76 Lakh Hects that accounts for 66.99% of which Canal irrigation is 68.79%, Tube Wells 23.84% and 7.37% of area covered under other sources during the year 2016-17.

• Though Agriculture & Allied activities are the principal activities of the district, its contribution to the total economy in terms of GVA is Rs.22,767 Crores (30.33%), Industry sector Rs.20,326 Crores (27.08%) and Services sector contributing Rs.31,977 Crores (42.60%) and thus the GVA of the district stands at 3rd place with Rs.75,070 crores for the year 2017-18 at Current prices.

• The district has registered an impressive GVA Growth Rate of 10.19% during 2017-18 by adding an incremental value of Rs.5,451 crores to the economy over previous year at Constant Prices



Agriculture :

• The GVA of Agriculture sector is Rs.3114 Cr. for which Paddy- Rs.2285 Cr. (73.38%) followed by Sugarcane Rs.212 Cr.(6.8%), Tobacco Rs.108 Cr. (3.48%), Maize Rs.89 Cr.(2.87%) and Cotton Rs.56 Cr.(1.81%). These five crops which put together contributes 88.34% from Agrl. sector.



Horticulture :

• The GVA of Horticulture sector is Rs.3206 Cr. and the potential Growth Engines of this sector are Banana-Rs.1104 Cr.(34.43%), Coconut-Rs.325 Cr. (10.13%), Oil Palm-Rs.302 Cr.(9.42%), Mango- Rs.246 Cr.(7.69%),Cashewnut-Rs.238 Cr.(7.42%), Chillies dry Rs.125 Cr.(3.90%), Batavia Rs.74 Cr.(2.29%) and Brinjal Rs.68 Cr.(2.11%). The above 8 crops contributed around 77.39% to this sector.

Livestock :

• The GVA of Livestock Sector is Rs. 4152 Cr. of which Milk is the Major growth engine with Rs.2284 Cr.(55.01%) followed by Egg Rs.996 Cr.(24.00%), Poultry Rs.633 Cr. (15.25%) and Meat Rs.159 Cr. (3.82%). These four contribute 98.08% of GVA under this sector.

Fishing :

• The GVA of Fishing Sector is Rs.4964 Cr. and the Growth Engines identified under this sector are Prawn contributes Rs.4155 Cr. (83.69%), Marine fish Rs. 486 Cr.(9.79%) and Inland Fish Rs.323 Cr (6.52%).

Industry sector

• The GVA of the Industry Sector is Rs.19021 Crores. Out of which, Major Minerals Rs.6145 crores (32.31%) followed by Construction Rs.5863 Crores (30.82%), Manufacturing Rs.5499 Crores (28.91%) Electricity Rs.1171 crores (6.16%) and Minor Minerals Rs.343 crores (1.80%).

Services sector

• The GVA of Services sector is Rs.24257 Cr., out of which Trade is an important Growth Engines that contributing Rs.4956 Cr.(20.43%), Road Transport Rs.3134 Cr. (12.92%), Ownership of Dwelling Rs.3037 Cr.(12.52%), Education Rs.2200 Cr.(9.07%), Real Estate Rs.1431 Cr.(5.90%), Health Rs.794 Cr.(3.27%), Hotel and Restaurants Rs.552 Cr.(2.28%) and Water Transport Rs.153 Cr.(0.63%) which 8 together contributes (67.02%) of GVA under this sector.


Agriculture and Allied sectors :

• Enhancement of productivity in paddy and deduction in cost of cultivation.

• Direct Seeding

• Area expansion in Pulses and oil seed.

• Encouraging single clip method in Sugarcane to increase productivity

• Cultivation of Aromatic Grass & Rubber

• Encouragement to Nurseries and transforming Kadiam as a nursery hub in the country.

• Enhancement of productivity and growth in vegitables.



• Encouraging F1 Hybrids, shade net houses, Micro irrigation, Fertigation and Mulching, INM & IPM.

• Inland Prawn culture

• Sea ranching and deep sea fishing.

• Mechanization of Fishing crops.

• Establishing marine parks / aquaria

• Introduction of alternative spices like Jayanthi Rohu, Tangasius etc.

• Expansion of brackish water aqua culture.

• Providing aqua lab services.

• Dewarming of Milch animals twice a year.

• Green fodder development.

Industry Sector :

• Development of Industrial Parks by APIIC

• Encouragement to Manufacturing Registered and Un-Registered Units

• Encouragement to industries related to Rice Paper & Coir

• Encouragement of Food Proceeding units

• Development of Kakinada node of Vzag-Chennai Industrial Corridor.

• Generation of Gas

• Generation of power based on Gas and Hydal

• Development of Coir related industries.

• Establishment of Industries based on Natural Gas & Sea Port. Infra-structure development as adjacent to Kakinada Smart city

• APIIC Industrial Zone in between Peddapuram and Samalkota.

• Development of ceramic products cluster

Service Sector :

• Eco-Tourism, Holiday Resorts & Temple Tourism

• Improvement of Cargo handling through Port

• Akhanda Godavari Project

• Expansion of Sea port and Water Transport

• Expansion of Air transport

• Expansion and connectivity of Kakinada port station to Main track via Kotipalli, Konaseema and Narsapuram

• Improvement of Trade




EAST GODAVARI DISTRICT

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2015-16 SRE

2016-17 FRE 2017-18 2015-16

SRE2016-17

FRE2017-18

AE

Agriculture 16189 19881 22767 11546 13885 15677

Growth Rate 9.77 22.80 14.52 4.21 20.26 12.90

Industry 16367 17768 20326 16138 17382 19021

Growth Rate 13.83 8.56 14.40 17.60 7.71 9.43

Services 24702 27990 31977 20417 22237 24257

Growth Rate 13.84 13.31 14.24 10.54 8.92 9.08

Total GVA 57259 65639 75070 48101 53505 58956

Growth Rate 12.66 14.64 14.37 11.16 11.24 10.19

Net of (PT-PS) 5012 6282 6955 4904 5839 6337

GDDP 62271 71921 82025 53005 59344 65292

Growth Rate 13.82 15.50 14.05 12.14 11.96 10.02

PCI (NDDP) 104141 119878 136007 88021 98256 107443

Growth Rate 12.81 15.11 13.45 10.71 11.63 9.35



GROSS DISTRICT DOMESTIC PRODUCT OF EAST GODAVARI AT CONSTANT (2011-12) PRICES

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1.1B Livestock 3120 3314 3196 3056 3299 3689 4152 7.93 11.84 12.54

1.2 Forestry & Logging 304 289 258 263 273 266 241 3.93 -2.65 -9.36

1.3 Fishing 1243 1436 1454 1712 2331 3635 4964 36.18 55.92 36.56




4 Electricity,Gas & Water Supply 1157 932 1017 831 1123 1241 1171 35.16 10.56 -5.66

5 Construction 4776 4588 4783 5155 5215 5412 5863 1.16 3.78 8.34

Industry Sector 16628 14734 15360 13723 16138 17382 19021 17.60 7.71 9.43



7.1 Railways 127 140 150 182 180 197 203 -1.31 9.54 3.20


7.3 Communications 756 801 948 998 1106 1276 1432 10.83 15.42 12.22


8.1 Banking & Insurance 1430 1562 1630 1817 1943 1927 2119 6.89 -0.80 9.94




9.2 Other Services 2792 2893 3103 3415 3902 4202 4619 14.27 7.68 9.94

Services Sector 14290 15788 16883 18470 20417 22237 24257 10.54 8.92 9.08

GDVA 40011 39901 41815 43272 48101 53505 58956 11.16 11.24 10.19


GDDP 43403 43267 45325 47265 53005 59344 65292 12.14 11.96 10.02




GROSS DISTRICT DOMESTIC PRODUCT OF EAST GODAVARI AT CONSTANT (2011-12) PRICES

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1.1B Livestock 3120 3314 3196 3056 3299 3689 4152 7.93 11.84 12.54


1.3 Fishing 1243 1436 1454 1712 2331 3635 4964 36.18 55.92 36.56





5 Construction 4776 4588 4783 5155 5215 5412 5863 1.16 3.78 8.34

Industry Sector 16628 14734 15360 13723 16138 17382 19021 17.60 7.71 9.43



7.1 Railways 127 140 150 182 180 197 203 -1.31 9.54 3.20


7.3 Communications 756 801 948 998 1106 1276 1432 10.83 15.42 12.22






9.2 Other Services 2792 2893 3103 3415 3902 4202 4619 14.27 7.68 9.94

Services Sector 14290 15788 16883 18470 20417 22237 24257 10.54 8.92 9.08

GDVA 40011 39901 41815 43272 48101 53505 58956 11.16 11.24 10.19


GDDP 43403 43267 45325 47265 53005 59344 65292 12.14 11.96 10.02




Growth Engines of East Godavari district for the years 2016-17 & 2017-18 at Constant (2011-12) Prices


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1 1 Paddy 2440545 234578 2373835 228506 73.38 14.60 4.032 2 Sugarcane 943395 23205 900863 21176 6.80 1.35 0.373 3 Tobacco 8999 11581 8422 10838 3.48 0.69 0.194 4 Maize 86652 8307 93195 8935 2.87 0.57 0.165 5 Cotton 17209 5697 17008 5630 1.81 0.36 0.10Five (5) Growth Engines contributing 88.34% (Rs. 275085 lakhs) in total Agriculture GVA of Rs. 311409 Lakhs during the year 2017-18 (AE)Paddy crop alone contributing 73.38% in total Agriculture GVA during 2017-18 (AE)

b) Horticulture6 1 Banana 709140 101711 758850 110364 34.43 7.05 1.957 2 Coconut(‘000 nuts) 696952 32903 678302 32471 10.13 2.08 0.578 3 Oil Palm 578194 29312 587328 30192 9.42 1.93 0.539 4 Mango 190368 21369 216535 24646 7.69 1.58 0.4310 5 Cashewnut 45527 32280 33083 23785 7.42 1.52 0.4211 6 Chillies Dry 11572 7809 18270 12501 3.90 0.80 0.2212 7 Batavia 97425 8528 82862 7354 2.29 0.47 0.1313 8 Brinjal 69750 7358 63231 6764 2.11 0.43 0.12Eight (8) Growth Engines contributing 77.39% (Rs.248078 lakhs) in total Horticulture GVA of Rs. 320573 lakhs during the year 2017-18 (AE)Banana,Coconut and Oil Palm crops contributing 53.97% in total Horticulture GVAAgrl. Proper: Thirteen (13) Growth Engines contributing 82.78% (Rs. 523163 Lakhs) in Agriculture Proper GVA of Rs.631982 Lakhs during the year 2017-18 (AE)Paddy crop alone contributing 36.16% in total Agriculture GVA during 2017-18 (AE)

c) Livestock14 1 Milk (MTs) 1067987 205753 1186785 228411 55.01 14.57 3.8715 2 Egg (Lakh No.) 49372 85217 56417 99643 24.00 6.36 1.6916 3 Poultry Meat 59910 63315 15.25 4.04 1.0717 4 Meat (MTs) 7471 10236 7188 15854 3.82 1.01 0.27

Four (4) Growth Engines contributing 98.08% (Rs.407224 Lakhs) in total Livestock GVA of Rs.415195 Lakhs during the year 2017-18 (AE)Milk alone contributing 55.01% in Livestock GVA during 2017-18 (AE)




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d) Fishing18 1 Prawns 101662 284129 147730 415475 83.69 26.55 7.3319 2 Marine Fish 97958 48069 98982 48602 9.79 3.11 0.8620 3 Inland Fish 51890 31317 53600 32348 6.52 2.07 0.57Three (3) Growth Engines contributing 100% in Fishing GVA of Rs.496425 Lakhs during the year 2017-18 (AE)Prawns alone contributing 83.69% (Rs.415475 lakhs) in Fishing GVA.Agrl. & Allied: Twenty (20) Growth Engines contributing 91% (Rs.1426811 Lakhs) in total Agrl. & Allied GVA of Rs.1567712 Lakhs during the year 2017-18 (AE)Prawns, Milk and Paddy are major contributing sectors with more than 50% in Agrl. & Allied sector GVA during 2017-18 (AE)

II) INDUSTRY SECTOR21 1 Major Minerals 531177 614534 32.31 10.4222 2 Construction 541156 586288 30.82 9.9423 3 Manufacturing 507949 549894 28.91 9.3324 4 Electricity 124109 117085 6.16 1.9925 5 Minor Minerals 33157 34297 1.80 0.58Five (5) Growth Engines contributing 100 % in Industry GVA of Rs. 1902098 Lakhs during the year 2017-18 (AE)Mining and Quarrying Sector alone contributing 34.11 % in Industry GVA during 2017-18 (AE)

III) SERVICES SECTOR26 1 Trade 462728 495585 20.43 8.4127 2 Road Transport 288579 313358 12.92 5.3228 3 O’ship of wellings 275300 303674 12.52 5.1529 4 Education 203814 220044 9.07 3.7330 5 Real Estate 129731 143086 5.90 2.4331 6 Health 68275 79402 3.27 1.3532 7 Hotel & Restaurants 56185 55188 2.28 0.9433 8 Water Transport 14373 15320 0.63 0.26

Services SectorTotal GVA

Eight (8) Growth Engines contributing 67.02% (Rs. 1625656 lakhs) in Services GVA of Rs.2425740 Lakhs during the year 2017-18 (AE)Trade alone contributing 20.43% in Services GVA during 2017-18 (AE)State Gross Value Added: Thirty three (33) Growth Engines contributing 84% (Rs. 49546 Crores) in Total GVA of Rs.58956 Crores during the year 2017-18 (AE)



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WEST GODAVARI DISTRICTGeographical Area ( Sq. Kms) : 8507 (11th Place in A.P)









growth Rate at Constant prices in 2017-18 : 14.75%



• The Economy of West Godavari district mainly depends on Agriculture & Allied sector. On Agricultural front, as against the net area sown of 4.02 Lakh Hects, the net irrigated area is 3.56 Lakh Hects that accounts for 88.56% of which Tube Wells irrigation is 49.48%, Canal 45.27% and 5.25% of area covered under other sources during the year 2016-17.





Agriculture :

• The GVA of Agriculture sector is Rs.4639 crores for which Paddy - Rs.2343 Crores (50.51%) followed by Tobacco Rs.1159 Crores (24.99%), Maize Rs.401 crores(8.65%) and Sugarcane Rs.192 crores (4.14%).These four crops are the important Growth Engines which put together contribute 88.29% from Agriculture sector.



Horticulture :

• The GVA of Horticulture sector is Rs.2989 crores and the potential Growth Engines of this sector are Banana- Rs.1143 Crores (38.24%), Oil Palm-Rs.830 Crores (27.78%), Coconut -Rs.156 Crores (5.23%), Lemon- Rs.146.76 crores (4.88%), Cashewnut- Rs.99 crores (3.31%), Mango Rs.95 crores (3.19%), Chilly Dry Rs.91 crores (3.06%) and Brinjal Rs.52 Crores (1.75%). The above 8 crops contributed around 87.43% to this sector.

Livestock :

• The GVA of Livestock Sector is Rs. 4902 Crores of which Milk is the Major growth engine with Rs.2784 Crores (56.79%) followed by Poultry Meat with Rs.1320 Crores (26.93%), Egg Rs.602 crores (12.29%) and Meat Rs.126 crores (2.57%) which four together contribute 98.57% of GVA under this sector.

Fishing :

• The GVA of Fishing Sector is Rs. 10193 Cr. and the Growth Engines identified under this sector are Prawns contributes Rs.5121 Crores (50.24%), Inland fish Rs.5009 Cr. (49.14%) and Marine fish Rs.63 crores (0.62%).

Industry sector

• The GVA of the Industry Sector is Rs.9256 Crores. Out of which, Manufacturing Rs.3720 Crores (40.20%), Construction Rs.3573 Crores (38.60%), Electricity Rs.1310 crores(14.15%), Minor Minerals Rs.653 crores(7.05%) and Major Minerals Rs.0.46 crores(0.0%).

Services sector

• The GVA of Services sector is Rs.18237 Cr. and Trade contributing Rs.3173 Cr. (17.40%), Ownership of Dwelling Rs.2326 (12.75%), Road Transport Rs.2185 Cr. (11.98%) , Education Rs.1825 Cr.(10.01%), Real Estate Rs.1096 Cr.(6.01%), Health Rs.567 Cr.(3.12%), Hotel and Restaurant Rs.397 Cr.(2.18%) which together contribute (63.45%) of GVA under this sector


1.Agriculture & Allied Sector

Agriculture :

Paddy:

• Promotion of early Rabi to prevent water shortage in the month of March-April in Godavari delta areas.

• Promotion of Rice fallow summer pulse crop in delta area to increase soil fertility and extra income.

• Popularization of direct sowing methods like broadcasting, drum seeding ,also machine planting, SMSRI and Bengal planting in order to reduce cost of cultivation and to reduce crop duration by 7 to 10 days and to improve the yields.



• Replacement of paddy lodging variety i.e. swarna with non lodging , high yielding pest disease and resistant varieties like MTU 1061, 1064, 1075, 1121,1229.

• Adoption of sowing to harvest mechanization to reduce the cost of cultivation.

Maize:

• Special emphasis on more value varieties like baby corn, sweet corn and popcorn.

• Encouraging intercropping with Redgram of 2:1 under rain fed conditions.

• Replacing Rabi paddy with maize during rabi as ID crop for effective water utilization

Ground nut:

• Popularization of drought tolerant, high yielding and short duration varieties, viz., K9, Dharani, Anantha and Kadiri Harithandhra.

• Promoting intercropping with redgram .

• Seed to seed mechanization to reduce the cost of cultivation by Rs.8000/ha for timely field operations.

PULSES:

• Promotion of YMV resistance varieties like PU-31 and Management of YMV through IPM.

• Supply of quality seed,and extend the summer pulses area in an extent of 40000.hect.

APMIP:

• Enhancing the crop productivity, production and quality, facilitating judicious usage of ground water and fertilizers, saving of power consumption and reducing the cost cultivation.

• Simultaneously, a physical target of 44000 Ha., has been proposed to take up Drip/Sprinkler Irrigation Systems for the financial year 2018-19 in the District.

HORTICULTURE:

• Promotion of multi-storeyed cropping system in coconut and oil palm plantations with cocoa, black pepper, ineapple,cinnamon,nutmeg etc.

• Introduction of new crops and varieties like ginger, turmeric,Dhavanam, moruvam, Jamun, custardapple etc with market intervention.

• Adoption of canopy management practices in Mango,cashew,cocoa and acid lime

• Promotion of Tissue culture Banana cultivation .

• Adoption of IPM/INM techniques in Acid lime,vegetables,cashew and coconut.

• Promotion of both plastic and organic mulching.



• Promotion of FPOs and custom hiring centres.

• Promotion of pre and post harvest techniques in oil palm .

• Adoption of micro irrigation in horticulture crops on saturation mode.

• Promotion of horticulture Mechanisation .

ANIMAL HUSBANDRY:• Continuation of KsheeraSagara, Sunandini schemes to supply feed & medicines.

• Supply of fodder seed on 75% subsidy basis.

• Increase of milk production in lactating animals.

• Continuation of mini sheep and goat.

• Continuation of heifer induction scheme.

FISHERIES

Marine:

• Dissemination of Potential Fishing Zone Information to Traditional & Motorised craft fishers – for lucrative fishing.

• Venturing to deep sea with Motorisation of craft .

• Awareness on Cold Chain Concept in Fisheries to marine fishers- through Establishment of Solar Hybrid Chilling unit at Chinnamynavalanka.

Inland:

• Mission Fingerlings- Stocking Fish Seed in all eligible water bodies (90.17 lakh fingerlings) .

• Organic fish farming – to reduce Input cost and encourage eco-friendly farming practices .

• Cage culture – Chakradevarapalli & Vegavaram .

Aquaculture :

• Aqua clusters-29 mandal level and 104 village level- Sensitisation on GMP’s in aqua farming is done .

• Pond Automation in Shrimp farms – for monitoring of water parameters-Pilot project undertaken .

• Novel Aqua farming practices – Fattening of Crabs in plastic boxes .

• Chandranna Rythu Shekthralu – 24 nos Farm frontline demonstrations (FFLD) established for advocating suitable intervention for higher production .



Livelihood Enhancement strategies to women :

• Established ornamental breeding units to rural women at Tanuku.

• Sea weed – Raft & tube culture at mollaparru.

Marketing :

• Retail fish vending carts.

2. Industry Sector• Conducting of EDP Programs in Constituency level.

• Identification of Potential Entrepreneurs for establishing MSME units.

• Specific training programs for the existing MSME units to develop skills and modernisation.

• Facilitating for Large and Mega projects to start their production.

• Encouragement for Ceramic based Industries, Coir based Industries and Food based Industries.

• Identification of new Clusters to utilize Government of India Funds in respect of Cluster development programs.

• Identification of Lands for establishment of MSME Parks in Constituency level.

• Development of Agriculture Implements cluster.

3.Service Sector• Eco¬-Tourism River resorts at Siddantam and Atapaka (Kolleru).

• Development of Kolleru Circuit.

• Echo-Tourism at Koruturu (Papikondalu).

• Eco-Tourism Reservoir Front resorts at Yerracalva reservoir at Jangareddy gudem(West side of the Reservoir).

• Development of Cultural centre and luxury resorts at Kovvuru river front.

• Development of way side aminites from Eluru to Siddamtam- 6 places and purchase of land.

• Development of Pattiseema irrigation Project area as Tourist destination.




WEST GODAVARI DISTRICT

(Rs. in Crores)


2015-16 SRE

2016-17 FRE

2017-18 AE

2015-16 SRE

2016-17 FRE

2017-18 AE

Agriculture 23554 29363 36048 17089 18686 22887

Growth Rate 17.38 24.66 22.77 13.38 9.35 22.48

Industry 8996 9802 10998 7910 8498 9256

Growth Rate 13.12 8.95 12.20 12.85 7.43 8.91

Services 18678 21248 24223 15347 16654 18237

Growth Rate 14.00 13.76 14.00 10.24 8.52 9.50

Total GVA 51228 60413 71268 40347 43839 50380

Growth Rate 15.37 17.93 17.97 12.06 8.66 14.92

Net of (PT-PS) 4484 5782 6603 4114 4784 5415

GDDP 55712 66195 77871 44460 48623 55795

Growth Rate 16.56 18.82 17.64 13.06 9.36 14.75

PCI (NDDP) 124480 147490 172006 98477 107392 122497

Growth Rate 15.98 18.48 16.62 12.18 9.05 14.07



GROSS DISTRICT DOMESTIC PRODUCT OF WEST GODAVARI AT CURRENT PRICES(In Crores)



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1.1B Livestock 2819 3524 3682 4846 5611 7073 8445 11.71 11.85 26.07 19.39

1.2 Forestry & Logging 236 252 284 322 331 323 234 0.53 0.33 -2.45 -27.45

1.3 Fishing 2986 3998 5167 6601 9022 12256 16472 20.29 23.11 35.85 34.39


2 Mining & Quar-rying 617 513 249 407 563 620 753 1.03 1.06 10.22 21.44



5 Construction 2910 2955 3195 3563 3633 3937 4407 6.52 6.18 8.38 11.94

Industry Sector 7819 6271 6278 7953 8996 9802 10998 16.22 15.43 8.95 12.20



7.1 Railways 109 126 138 179 181 213 226 0.35 0.32 17.42 6.34


7.3 Communications 650 769 994 1098 1238 1483 1731 2.45 2.43 19.80 16.77


8.1 Banking & Insur-ance 1110 1270 1352 1508 1603 1596 1841 2.64 2.58 -0.47 15.39

8.2 Real estate, Own-ership of Dwellings 2141 2575 2894 3315 3691 4167 4754 6.90 6.67 12.91 14.09


9.1 Public Adminis-tration 934 991 1110 1241 1508 1852 2087 3.06 2.93 22.75 12.72

9.2 Other Services 2284 2563 2957 3484 4301 5009 5831 8.29 8.18 16.45 16.42

Services Sector 11047 12800 14783 16385 18678 21248 24223 35.17 33.99 13.76 14.00

GDVA 30468 33010 36664 44404 51228 60413 71268 100 100 17.93 17.97

Net Product Tax & Sub-sidies 2583 2777 3226 3393 4484 5782 6603

GDDP 33050 35787 39891 47797 55712 66195 77871 18.82 17.64




GROSS DISTRICT DOMESTIC PRODUCT OF WEST GODAVARI AT CONSTANT (2011-12) PRICES(In Crores)



2011-12

2012-13

2013-14

2014-15

TRE

2015-16

SRE

2016-17 FRE

2017-18 AE

2015-16

SRE

2016-17

FRE

2017-18 AE

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1.1B Livestock 2819 3113 3104 3336 3597 4240 4902 7.85 17.86 15.61


1.3 Fishing 2986 3624 4230 4917 6706 7304 10193 36.40 8.91 39.56





5 Construction 2910 2796 2914 3141 3178 3297 3573 1.16 3.78 8.34

Industry Sector 7819 5689 5802 7010 7910 8498 9256 12.85 7.43 8.91



7.1 Railways 109 120 128 156 154 169 174 -1.31 9.54 3.20


7.3 Communications 650 723 873 940 1033 1189 1334 9.90 15.10 12.22



8.2 Real estate, Owner-ship of Dwellings 2141 2432 2534 2749 2899 3098 3422 5.46 6.88 10.44



9.2 Other Services 2284 2365 2536 2787 3180 3426 3761 14.12 7.72 9.80

Services Sector 11047 12018 13032 13921 15347 16654 18237 10.24 8.52 9.50

GDVA 30468 29919 31829 36004 40347 43839 50380 12.06 8.66 14.92


GDDP 33050 32443 34501 39326 44460 48623 55795 13.06 9.36 14.75




Growth Engines of West Godavari district for the years 2016-17 & 2017-18 at Constant (2011-12) Prices

‘(Prod. in Tons) (GVA in Lakhs)

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2016-17(FRE) 2017-18(AE) 2017-18 (AE)

With in Sector




1 1 Paddy 2499145 240210 2434347 234331 50.51 10.24 4.862 2 Tobacco 57560 74075 90095 115945 24.99 5.07 2.413 3 Maize 502789 48202 418455 40117 8.65 1.75 0.834 4 Sugarcane 805391 19158 816503 19193 4.14 0.84 0.40Four (4) Growth Engines contributing 88.287% (Rs. 409586 lakhs) in total Agriculture GVA of Rs. 463943 Lakhs during the year 2017-18 (AE)Paddy and Tobacco crops contributing 75.50% in total Agriculture GVA during 2017-18 (AE)

b) Horticulture5 1 Banana 729227 104592 785876 114295 38.24 5.00 2.376 2 Oil Palm 1557703 78970 1615133 83027 27.78 3.63 1.727 3 Coconut(‘000 nuts) 293360 13850 326873 15648 5.23 0.68 0.328 4 Lemon 82096 14116 83600 14576 4.88 0.64 0.309 5 Cashewnut 12140 8608 13761 9894 3.31 0.43 0.2110 6 Mango 77988 8754 83851 9544 3.19 0.42 0.2011 7 Chillies Dry 6588 4446 13350 9135 3.06 0.40 0.1912 8 Brinjal 29000 3059 48767 5217 1.75 0.23 0.11Eight (8) Growth Engines contributing 87.43% (Rs.261334 lakhs) in total Horticulture GVA of Rs. 298924 lakhs during the year 2017-18 (AE)Banana and Oil Palm crops contributing 66.01% in total Horticulture GVAAgrl. Proper: Twelve (12) Growth Engines contributing 87.95% (Rs. 670921 Lakhs) in Agriculture Proper GVA of Rs.762867 Lakhs during the year 2017-18 (AE)Paddy crop alone contributing 30.72% in total Agriculture GVA during 2017-18 (AE)

c) Livestock13 1 Milk (MTs) 1082043 242555 1246366 278367 56.79 12.16 5.5314 2 Poultry Meat 111447 132006 26.93 5.77 2.6215 3 Egg (Lakh No.) 29886 52000 34105 60236 12.29 2.63 1.2016 4 Meat (MTs) 6634 10280 5701 12574 2.57 0.55 0.25Four (4) Growth Engines contributing 98.57% (Rs.483185 Lakhs) in total Livestock GVA of Rs.490198 Lakhs during the year 2017-18 (AE)Milk alone contributing 56.79% in Livestock GVA during 2017-18 (AE)




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2016-17(FRE) 2017-18(AE) 2017-18 (AE)

With in Sector



d) Fishing17 1 Prawns 120926 305338 207979 512135 50.24 22.39 10.6218 2 Inland Fish 695153 419549 830000 500906 49.14 21.90 10.3919 3 Marine Fish 11147 5470 12775 6273 0.62 0.27 0.13Three (3) Growth Engines contributing 100% in Fishing GVA of Rs.1019314 Lakhs during the year 2017-18 (AE)Prawns alone contributing 50.24% (Rs.512135 lakhs) in Fishing GVA.Agrl. & Allied: Ninteen (19) Growth Engines contributing 94.96% (Rs.2173419 Lakhs) in total Agrl. & Allied GVA of Rs.2288745 Lakhs during the year 2017-18 (AE) Prawns is the major contributing sector with 22.39% in Agrl. & Allied sector GVA

II) INDUSTRY SECTOR20 1 Manufacturing 344518 372042 40.20 7.3821 2 Construction 329749 357250 38.60 7.0922 3 Electricity 117184 130952 14.15 2.6023 4 Minor Minerals 58363 65263 7.05 1.3024 5 Major Minerals 40 46 0.00 0.00Five (5) Growth Engines contributing 100 % in Industry GVA of Rs.925553 Lakhs during the year 2017-18 (AE)Manufacturing alone contributing 40.20 % in Industry GVA during 2017-18 (AE)

III) SERVICES SECTOR25 1 Trade 296293 317332 17.40 6.3026 2 O’ship of Dwellings 210592 232592 12.75 4.6227 3 Road Transport 197447 218474 11.98 4.3428 4 Education 169047 182508 10.01 3.6229 5 Real Estate 99239 109593 6.01 2.1830 6 Health 48896 56864 3.12 1.1331 7 Hotel &

Restaurants40444 39726 2.18 0.79

Total GVASeven (7) Growth Engines contributing 63.45% (Rs. 1157088 lakhs) in Services GVA of Rs.1823691 Lakhs during the year 2017-18 (AE)Trade alone contributing 17.40% in Services GVA during 2017-18 (AE)State Gross Value Added: Thirty one (31) Growth Engines contributing 84.48% (Rs. 42561 Crores) in Total GVA of Rs.50380 Crores during the year 2017-18 (AE)



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GVA OF WEST GODAVARI DISTRICT AT CURRENT PRICE



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1,89,121

KRISHNA DISTRICTGeographical Area ( Sq. Kms) : 8727 ( 10th Place in A.P)

Population (2011Census) : 4517398 ( 3rd Place in A.P)











• The Economy of Krishna district mainly depends on Agriculture & Allied sector. On Agricultural front, as against the net area sown of 4.17 Lakh Hects, the net irrigated area is 2.73 Lakh Hects that accounts for 65.47% of which Canal irrigation is 64.92%, Tube Wells 23.96% and 11% of area covered under other sources during the year 2016-17.

• Though Agriculture & Allied activities are the principal activities of the district, its contribution to the total economy in terms of GVA is Rs.36,073 Crores (40.61%), Industry sector Rs.13,071 Crores (14.72%) and Services sector contributing Rs.39,685 Crores (44.68%) and thus the GVA of the district stands at 1st place with Rs.88,829 crores for the year 2017-18 at Current prices.




Agriculture :

• The GVA of Agriculture sector is Rs.3022 crores for which Paddy Rs.1471 crores (48.69%) followed by Blackgram - Rs.461 Crores (15.26%), cotton Rs.311 Crores (10.30%), Sugarcane Rs.213 Crores (7.06%) and Maize Rs.139 Crores (4.60%) and these five crops are the important Growth Engines which put together contribute 85.91% from Agriculture sector.



Horticulture :

• The GVA of Horticulture sector is Rs.2384 crores and the potential Growth Engines of this sector are Mango Rs.1011 Crores (42.41%), Chillies-dry Rs.586 Crores (24.60%), Oil Palm Rs.161 Crores (6.77%), Banana contributes Rs.129 Crores (5.39%) and Turmeric contributes Rs.125 Crores (5.26%) .The above five crops contributed around 84.42% to this sector.

Livestock :

• The GVA of Livestock Sector is Rs. 5762 Crores of which Milk is the Major growth engine with Rs.3932 Crores (68.25%) followed by Poultry Meat Rs.932 crores (16.17%), Egg Rs.483Crores (8.37%) and Meat with Rs.362 Crores (6.29%) and which together contribute 99.08% of GVA under this sector.

Fishing :

• The GVA of Fishing Sector is Rs.11329 Crores and the Growth Engines identified under this sector are Prawn Rs. 6155 Crores (54.33%), Inland Fish contributes Rs.5009 Crores (44.22%), Marine fish Rs.165 crores (1.45%) .

Industry sector

• The GVA of the Industry Sector is Rs.11050 Crores. Out of which, Construction itself contributes Rs.5261 Crores (47.61%) followed by Manufacturing Rs.3165 Crores (28.65%), Electricity Rs.1642 crores(14.86%), Minor Minerals Rs.843crores(7.63%) and Major Minerals Rs.139crores(1.26%).

Services sector

• The GVA of Services sector is Rs.30145 Crores and Trade is an important Growth Engines that contributing Rs.5371 Crores (17.82%) followed by Ownership of Dwelling Rs.4079 crores (13.53%), Road Transport Rs.4035 (13.38%), Education Rs.2330 crores(7.73%),Real Estate Rs.1922 crores(6.38%), Health Rs.726 crores(2.41%) and Hotel and Rstaurants Rs.586 crores(1.95%) which together contribute 63.19% of GVA under this sector.



• Macro and Micro Planning is being done for enhancing crop and irrigation intensity by ensuring optimum utilisation of irrigation sources apart from introducing the crop diversity with short duration high value return crops.

• Promotion of Drip Irrigation and Sprinklers.

• Implementation of SMC works and Zero budget Natural farming.

• Promotion of Farmer Producers Organizations (FPOs) to assist the farming community to ensure value chain right from the stage of pre-production to the consumers table.

• Promotion of T.C Banana and Papaya with Precision farming to increase productivity.

• Introduction of high value vegetables and flowers through shade nets and polyhouses.

• Implementation of well-planned Crop based IPM & INM practices.

• Adoption of three pronge approach to mitigate infertility animals to enhance the productivity and production.

• Upgradation of local breed and induction of high yielding animals apart from taking Medicare of animals.

• Promotion of fodder development through Oorura Pasu Grasa Kshetraalu (OPGK) programme.



• Promotion of sheep and goat units.

• Expansion of Aqua culture area through issuing of certificate of cultivation.

• Promotion of alternate varieties like crab (in HDPE boxes).

• Promotion of export varieties of vennamei, Tilapoa, Cras, sea bass, Cobia groupers.

• Promotion of deep sea fishing by supplying the required Equipment to increase tuna catches.

• Establishment of Cold Storage facilities and Fish Processing Units.

• Converting coastal waste brackish water lands into shrimp/ Fish culture tanks.

• Mechanization in aquaculture through supplying of aerators and pond automation equipment.

Industry Sector:

• Establishment of Industries of Manufacturing of Engineering Equipment.

• Establishment of Construction Material Based Industries.

• Establishment of Auto mobile industries including Body Building Units through development of Special Economic Zones.

• Promotion of MSMEs through development of proper echo systems on this front.

• Development of Handloom & Kalamkari cluster Units and Apparel parks.

• Establishment of Pharma industries.

• Establishment of Mango research institute at Nuziveedu and promotion of food processing units.

• Development of Gnnavaram mode of VCIC.

• Development of Machilicpatnam Imitation Jewellery cluster.

• Development of Plastic Products Cluster.

Services Sector:

• Establishment of deep port at Machilipatnam.

• Development of temple, Island, Echo, Water, Cannel, sea based tourism by providing all required amenities since the District has vast potential for tourism development on different spheres.

• Promotion of Health and Education services by establishing global standard institutions.

• Establishment of IT Parks.

• Establishment of Economic Development Townships (like Jakkampudi, Economic Township), Jakkampudi Foot wear city.

• Promotion of Logistics Hubs as part of port based Economic Development.

• Expansion of Vijayawada Airport.




KRISHNA DISTRICT

(Rs. in Crores)


2015-16 SRE

2016-17 FRE

2017-18 AE

2015-16 SRE

2016-17 FRE

2017-18 AE

Agriculture 22310 29161 36073 15600 19078 22630

Growth Rate 23.35 30.71 23.70 15.27 22.30 18.61

Industry 10658 11629 13071 9456 10107 11050

Growth Rate -6.71 9.11 12.41 -7.58 6.89 9.33

Services 30457 35251 39685 25159 27672 30145

Growth Rate 13.85 15.74 12.58 10.39 9.99 8.94

Total GVA 63424 76040 88829 50214 56857 63824

Growth Rate 12.73 19.89 16.82 7.86 13.23 12.26

Net of (PT-PS) 5552 7278 8230 5120 6204 6860

GDDP 68976 83317 97059 55334 63061 70685

Growth Rate 13.89 20.79 16.49 8.82 13.96 12.09

PCI (NDDP) 136763 163815 189121 133990 151673 166933

Growth Rate 14.96 19.78 15.45 30.40 13.20 10.06



GROSS DISTRICT DOMESTIC PRODUCT OF KRISHNA AT CURRENT PRICES(In Crores)



2011-12

2012-13

2013-14

2014-15 TRE

2015-16 SRE

2016-17 FRE

2017-18 AE

2016-17

FRE

2017-18 AE

2016-17

FRE

2017-18 AE

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13



1.1B Livestock 3338 3818 4203 5236 6501 7610 8798 10.01 9.90 17.07 15.61

1.2 Forestry & Logging 199 207 231 246 249 243 181 0.32 0.20 -2.68 -25.42

1.3 Fishing 3364 3972 4977 5945 8946 12865 17355 16.92 19.54 43.81 34.90





5 Construction 4286 4351 4705 5246 5350 5798 6490 7.62 7.31 8.38 11.94

Industry Sector 9517 9335 11117 11424 10658 11629 13071 15.29 14.72 9.11 12.41



7.1 Railways 478 549 605 784 793 932 991 1.23 1.12 17.42 6.34


7.3 Communications 870 1022 1267 1466 1670 1988 2322 2.61 2.61 19.08 16.77




3577 4406 5101 5836 6490 7318 8338 9.62 9.39 12.76 13.93



9.2 Other Services 2718 3050 3524 4155 5160 6018 7013 7.91 7.90 16.62 16.55

Services Sector 17325 20222 23418 26753 30457 35251 39685 46.36 44.68 15.74 12.58

GDVA 38508 43165 50187 56264 63424 76040 88829 100 100 19.89 16.82


GDDP 41773 46797 54603 60563 68976 83317 97059 20.79 16.49




GROSS DISTRICT DOMESTIC PRODUCT OF KRISHNA AT CONSTANT (2011-12) PRICES(In Crores)



2011-12

2012-13

2013-14

2014-15 TRE

2015-16 SRE

2016-17 FRE

2017-18 AE

2015-16 SRE

2016-17 FRE

2017-18 AE

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 11 12 13



1.1B Livestock 3338 3575 3687 3815 4369 5130 5762 14.51 17.43 12.32


1.3 Fishing 3364 3829 4244 4662 6838 8956 11329 46.68 30.98 26.50




4 Electricity,Gas & Water Supply 1571 1027 2385 2337 1257 1398 1642 -46.22 11.26 17.39

5 Construction 4286 4117 4291 4626 4679 4856 5261 1.16 3.78 8.34

Industry Sector 9517 8969 10378 10231 9456 10107 11050 -7.58 6.89 9.33



7.1 Railways 478 524 562 684 675 740 763 -1.31 9.54 3.20


7.3 Communications 870 962 1113 1254 1393 1594 1788 11.04 14.40 12.22






9.2 Other Services 2718 2813 3018 3316 3801 4095 4496 14.64 7.74 9.80

Services Sector 17325 19005 20695 22791 25159 27672 30145 10.39 9.99 8.94

GDVA 38508 40346 44392 46555 50214 56857 63824 7.86 13.23 12.26


GDDP 41773 43750 48118 50850 55334 63061 70685 8.82 13.96 12.09




Growth Engines of Krishna district for the years 2016-17 & 2017-18 at Constant (2011-12) Prices


GE Sl. No.

Sl. No

GROWTH ENGINES

2016-17(FRE) 2017-18(AE) 2017-18 (AE)

With in Sector




1 1 Paddy 1346574 129429 1528309 147115 48.69 6.53 1.912 2 Blackgram 123195 36856 154114 46106 15.26 2.05 0.603 3 Cotton 81321 26919 94018 31123 10.30 1.38 0.404 4 Sugarcane 993610 20018 907774 21339 7.06 0.95 0.285 5 Maize 134913 12934 145144 13915 4.60 0.62 0.18Five (5) Growth Engines contributing 85.91% (Rs. 259598 lakhs) in total Agriculture GVA of Rs. 302177 Lakhs during the year 2017-18 (AE)Paddy, Blackgram and Cotton crops contributing 74.24% in total Agriculture GVA during 2017-18 (AE)

b) Horticulture6 1 Mango 726960 81600 888125 101086 42.41 4.48 1.317 2 Chillies Dry 57875 39055 85679 58627 24.60 2.60 0.768 3 Oil Palm 309661 15699 313899 16136 6.77 0.72 0.219 4 Banana 196736 28218 88380 12854 5.39 0.57 0.1710 5 Turmeric 14064 5300 32793 12532 5.26 0.56 0.16Five (5) Growth Engines contributing 84.42% (Rs.201234 lakhs) in total Horticulture GVA of Rs. 238363 lakhs during the year 2017-18 (AE)Mango and Chillies Dry crops contributing 67.00% in total Horticulture GVAAgrl. Proper: Ten (10) Growth Engines contributing 85.25% (Rs. 460832 Lakhs) in Agriculture Proper GVA of Rs.540540 Lakhs during the year 2017-18 (AE)Paddy crop alone contributing 27.22% in total Agriculture GVA during 2017-18 (AE)

c) Livestock11 1 Milk (MTs) 1351263 341757 1562567 393247 68.25 17.38 6.1612 2 Poultry Meat 83656 93157 16.17 4.12 1.4613 3 Egg (Lakh No.) 24566 45205 27320 48251 8.37 2.13 0.7614 4 Meat (MTs) 19925 35821 16432 36243 6.29 1.60 0.57Four (4) Growth Engines contributing 99.08% (Rs.570899 Lakhs) in total Livestock GVA of Rs.576217 Lakhs during the year 2017-18 (AE)Milk alone contributing 68.25% in Livestock GVA during 2017-18 (AE)




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2016-17(FRE) 2017-18(AE) 2017-18 (AE)

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d) Fishing15 1 Prawns 157359 472424 206540 615475 54.33 27.30 8.0016 2 Inland Fish 675321 407580 830000 500906 44.22 22.22 6.5117 3 Marine Fish 31709 15560 33554 16476 1.45 0.73 0.21Three (3) Growth Engines contributing 100% in Fishing GVA of Rs.1132857 Lakhs during the year 2017-18 (AE)Prawns alone contributing 54.33% (Rs.615475 lakhs) in Fishing GVA.Agrl. & Allied: Seventeen (17) Growth Engines contributing 95.65% (Rs.2164588 Lakhs) in total Agrl. & Allied GVA of Rs.2262956 Lakhs during the year 2017-18 (AE)Prawn & Inland Fish are the major contributing sector with above 49% in Agrl. & Allied sector GVA

II) INDUSTRY SECTOR18 1 Construction 485574 526070 47.61 8.2419 2 Manufacturing 292780 316545 28.65 4.9620 3 Electricity 139847 164166 14.86 2.5721 4 Minor Minerals 80463 84274 7.63 1.3222 5 Major Minerals 12038 13913 1.26 0.22Five (5) Growth Engines contributing 100 % in Industry GVA of Rs.1104968 Lakhs during the year 2017-18 (AE)Construction alone contributing 47.61% in Industry GVA during 2017-18 (AE)

III) SERVICES SECTOR23 1 Trade 501445 537051 17.82 8.4124 2 O’ship of

Dwellings369968 407923 13.53 6.39

25 3 Road Transport 373083 403474 13.38 6.3226 4 Education 215827 233013 7.73 3.6527 5 Real Estate 174343 192206 6.38 3.0128 6 Health 62413 72584 2.41 1.1429 7 Hotel &

Restaurants59693 58633 1.95 0.92

Seven (7) Growth Engines contributing 63.19% (Rs. 1904884 lakhs) in Services GVA of Rs.3014513 Lakhs during the year 2017-18 (AE)Trade and Ownership of Dwellings are major contributing sectors with more than 30% in Services GVA during 2017-18 (AE)State Gross Value Added: TwentyNine (29) Growth Engines contributing 81.07% (Rs. 51744 Crores) in Total GVA of Rs.63824 Crores during the year 2017-18 (AE)




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GVA OF KRISHNA DISTRICT AT CURRENT PRICE



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GUNTUR DISTRICTGeographical Area (Sq. Kms) : 11391 ( 8th Place in A.P)

Population (2011Census) : 4887813( 2nd Place in A.P)











• The Economy of Guntur district mainly depends on Agriculture & Allied sector. On Agricultural front, as against the net area sown of 5.50 Lakh Hects, the net irrigated area is 3.62 Lakh Hects that accounts for 65.82% of which Canal irrigation is 67.28%, Tube Wells 24% and 8.72% of area covered under other sources during the year 2016-17.





Agriculture :

• The GVA of Agriculture sector is Rs.4130 crores for which Cotton Rs.1228 crores (29.74%) followed by Paddy - Rs.1210 Crores (29.29%), Maize Rs.565 Crores (13.68%), Blackgram Rs.157 Crores (3.81%), Jowar Rs.147 Crores (3.56%), Bengalgram Rs.130 Crores (3.15%) and Redgram Rs.96 Crores (2.33%) these seven crops are the important Growth Engines which put together contribute 85.86% from Agriculture sector.



Horticulture :

• The GVA of Horticulture sector is Rs.4984 crores and the potential Growth Engines of this sector are Chillies dry- Rs.3611 Crores (72.44%), Banana-Rs.429 Crores (8.60%) and Turmeric contributes Rs.245cr (4.92%).The above three crops contributed around 85.96% to this sector.

Livestock :

• The GVA of Livestock Sector is Rs. 4443 Crores of which Milk is the Major growth engine with Rs.3254 Crores (73.23%) followed by poultry Meat Rs.472 crores (10.63%), Meat with Rs.325 Crores (7.32%) and Egg with Rs.320 Crores (7.21%) which together contributes 98.38% of GVA under this sector.

Fishing :

• The GVA of Fishing Sector is Rs.2671 Crores and the Growth Engines identified under this sector are Prawn contributes Rs.2262 Crores (84.69%), Inland Fish Rs. 229 Crores (8.59%) and Marine fish Rs.179 crores (6.72%).

Industry sector

• The GVA of the Industry Sector is Rs.14494 Crores. Out of which, Manufacturing itself contributes Rs.7104 Crores (49.01%) followed by Construction Rs.4952 Crores (34.16%), Electricity Rs.1461 Crores (10.08%), Minor Minerals Rs.871 Crores (6.01%) and Major Minerals Rs.106 Crores (0.73%).

Services sector

• The GVA of Services sector is Rs.24909 Crores and Trade contributing Rs.4908 Crores (19.70%), Road Transport Rs.3186 (12.79%), Ownership of Dwelling Rs.2982 crores (11.97%) and Education Rs.2344 crores (9.41%), Real estate Rs.1405crores (5.64%), Health Rs.760crores (3.05%) and Hotel & Restaurant Rs.599 crores (2.40%)which together contribute (64.97%) of GVA under this sector.



• Promotion of direct sowing in Paddy.

• Issue of Soil Health Cards to the farmers before commencement of season, so that farmers can use recommended dose of fertilizers.

• Additional areas to be brought out by increasing the cropping Intensity through following methods.

• Pre Kharif pulses

• Redgram on field bunds

• Inter cropping

• Double cropping system in rainfed single crop of Rabi



• Creating awareness on Pink Boll Worm management through different ways like doing campaigns, pamphlets and awareness meetings etc.,

• Organizing Village level meetings in Polam pilusthondi programme to advice farmers on timely measures to be taken up in entire cropping season for obtaining higher yields with good net returns.

• Supply of Micro nutrients like Zinc, Iron, Magnesium etc on 100% subsidy basis.

• Organizing Chandranna Rythu kshethralu and Polambadi for implementation of Integrated Pest Management and Integrated Nutrient Management (IPM & INM).

• Introducing latest farm machinery through Farm Mechanization Scheme to reduce cost of cultivation and for taking up of timely farm operations.

• Introduction of Drone Technology in different agricultural operations like timely and evenly spraying of pesticide with low cost.

• Uberisation under Farm Mechanization with an aim to reach the latest machinery to small and marginal farmers on rental basis with affordable prices.

• Focussing on issue of crop loans to the more no. of tenant farmers through Sagu Nestham.

• Fertilizer distribution through e-pos machines: Fertilizer distribution to the farmers through aadhar enabled e-pos machines for more transparency in fertilizer distribution system.

• Digital Soil Mapping: This is a cost effective and accurate estimation of soil fertility. It can also be used in monitoring and understanding the soil fertility changes over a time.

• Increasing new farm ponds and bore wells under Panta Sanjeevini.

• Increasing new farm ponds under ‘PantaSanjeevini’.

• Village level trainings to be conducted regularly to create awareness among the farmers which leads to increase in productivity.

• Additional areas to be brought out by increasing the cropping Intensity through innovative methods like multistoried cropping.

• Implementation of Integrated Pest Management and Integrated Nutrient Management (IPM & INM)

• Supply of Silpaulin sheets to increase the quality of dry chillies under post-harvest management.

• Construction of Pack houses to avoid post-harvest losses.

• Encouragement of Construction of Shade net & Poly houses to grow healthy seedlings and also to cultivate off season vegetables.

• Supply of Mini Tractors, Rotovators, Power Weedeers to avoid manual labour under Farm Mechanisation.

• Expansion of Horticulture crops under Micro Irrigation.

• Supply of Taiwan sprayers, Mist blowers for effective utilization of pesticides.

• Providing of Hybrid vegetable seeds in the place of open pollinated varieties.



• Providing Subsidy for plastic mulching to control Weed growth and to control evaporation losses.

• Supply of Plastic crates to control post-harvest handling losses.

• Development of Spices Park at Mydavolu and Vankayalapadu in Chilakaluripeta constituency.

• Encouraging the cultivation of hybrid vegetables on permanent pandals to improve productivity.

• Area expansion of vegetable crops as intercropping fruit orchids.

• Encouragement for marketing retail outlets for getting better price.

• Encouragement for Formation of commodity wise FPO’s to avoid middle man.

• Encouragement for ripening chambers and cold Storages.

• Improvement of Greenery in non- forest areas

• Afforestation of Barren Hillocks in 60 Ha.

• Raising 70.00 lakh seedlings in various nurseries in Social

• Forestry Division for planting/distribution during 2018-19.

• Raising of avenue plantations along the major roads on either side over a length of 70 KMs.

• Raising of 13 KMs avenue plantation along NH-16.

• Raising of 27 Ha. of block plantation in identified Railway lands.

• Conducting two Vanamahostav programmes under Vanam Manam for creating awareness among the people on raising of trees etc.

• Raising of 4.50 lakh seedlings in farmers’ lands for distribution in 5 draught mandals of the district under Agro Forestry Scheme.

• Increasing new Percolation tanks in RF Areas under ‘Neeru Pragathi Programme.

• Digging of 175 Kms Water Proof Absorption Trenches along RF boundary for increasing ground water table under ‘ Neeru Pragathi Programme.

• Digging of 20,000 Nos., Staggered Trenches (10x0.5x0.5 Mts.Size) in RF Areas for increasing ground water table under ‘ Neeru Pragathi Programme.

• Construction of Check Dams and Rockfilled dams in RF areas for water impounding under ‘ Neeru Pragathi Programme.

• Restoration of 100 Ha., Mangrove areas and Raising 20 Ha Shelter belt plantations in coastal area.

• Barren Hill afforestration will be taken up over 380 Ha.

• Additional areas to be brought out by increasing the green cover through planting of 1.00 crores seedlings in the District through involving various Departments under ‘Vanam Manam Programme’.

• Additional areas to be brought out by increasing the green cover through Dibbling of various seeds in Degraded Forest Areas.

• Village level meetings to be conducted regularly to create awareness among the public which leads to increase in Green cover.



• Expansion of shrimp culture area

• Encouragement of sustainable and eco-friendly aqua culture

• Enhancement of inland fish, prawn production and marine fish landings creating awareness and training to fishermen /Aqua farmers through cluster approach -i.e. Inland FCS cluster, Aqua clusters, Marine clusters.

• To promote marine fisheries by encouraging n of deep sea fishing,open sea cage culture and sea weed culture.

• Continuous Inspections of Hatcheries and Aqua shops/feed shops by Task Force committee and to draw the samples and sending for analysis and to initiate corrective action.

• To take up the dredging ,de-weeding of creeks, and drains which are source of water to aqua culture ponds

• Laying of power lines and to lay approach roads to aquaculture ponds linking with MGNREGS wherever feasible.

• Stocking of fish fingerlings in all potential inland water bodies.

• Through micro irrigation 46140 bore wells planned to contact farmers door to door to achieve target during the 2018-19.

• Motivating farmers towards fertigation.

• Conduct of training programmes.

• Identified New Farmers to take up Mulberry plantations in 200 acres for the year 2018-19.

• 10.00 lakhs V1 Nursery raised in the month of February-18 for plantation during 2018-19.

• Instruction issued to field staff to conduct soil testing to new farmers and completed by the end of May-18.

• Action taken to organize three one day farmers meets and two Exposure visits to new farmers in the month of May-18.

Industry Sector:

• Encouragement to Small Scale Industries.

• Encouragement of Cement Industries

• Policy for Construction sector.

• Establishment of Cement Factory in Macherla Constituency.

• Establishment of 6 MSME parksin Macherla Constituency.

• Establish 2 Textile parks i.e Gopalavaripalem and Vankayapadu of Chilakaluripeta constituency.

• Development of food parks at Mydavolu and Vankayapadu of yedllapadu mandal.

• Establishment of new industrial parks at Cheburolu, Macherla, Gurajala and Narasarao peta.

• 21 new Industrial Parks/MSME/Food Park/Pharma Park are proposed to be established in Guntur district.



Services Sector:

• Encouragement to Eco Tourism Resort (Uppalapadu Bird Resort)

• Development of Pilgrimage Places under Temple Tourism at Mangalagiri and Kondaveedu and Kotappakonda.Logistic Hubs

• Development of ropeway at Kotappakonda

• Development of Shilparamam in Guntur

• Development of HRIDAY Scheme at Amarawati and upgradation of approach roads to heritage sites under National Heritage city Development and Augmentation Yojana

• Development of step way at Kondaveedu kota

• Development of Budda statue at Battiprolu

• Proposal of Cargo port

• Establishment of Educational and Health Institutions.

GVA/GDDP Estimates from 2015-16 to 2017-18 at Current and Constant (2011-12) PricesGUNTUR DISTRICT

(Rs. in Crores)


2015-16 SRE

2016-17 FRE

2017-18 AE

2015-16 SRE

2016-17 FRE

2017-18 AE

Agriculture 16294 18230 22002 11471 14023 16399Growth Rate 1.15 11.88 20.69 -12.46 22.25 16.95Industry 14170 15408 17275 12391 13306 14494Growth Rate 6.09 8.74 12.11 4.98 7.38 8.93Services 25463 28870 32831 21042 22780 24909Growth Rate 14.24 13.38 13.72 10.78 8.26 9.35Total GVA 55928 62509 72107 44904 50108 55802Growth Rate 8.06 11.77 15.36 2.28 11.59 11.36Net of (PT-PS) 4895 5983 6681 4578 5468 5998GDDP 60823 68491 78788 49482 55576 61800Growth Rate 9.18 12.61 15.03 3.19 12.32 11.20PCI (NDDP) 110309 123384 141098 89242 99571 110066Growth Rate 9.08 11.85 14.36 2.77 11.57 10.54



GROSS DISTRICT DOMESTIC PRODUCT OF GUNTUR AT CURRENT PRICES(In Crores)



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2015-16 SRE

2016-17 FRE

2017-18 AE

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1.1B Livestock 3043 3473 3502 4520 5319 6560 7521 10.50 10.43 23.35 14.65


1.3 Fishing 609 678 947 1098 1796 2203 3112 3.53 4.32 22.67 41.21


2 Mining & Quar-rying

940 587 546 1009 907 1019 1124 1.63 1.56 12.32 10.27

3 Manufacturing (Org. & Un-Org.)

4086 4218 4270 6382 7002 7586 8445 12.14 11.71 8.34 11.33

4 Electricity,Gas & Water Supply

986 655 852 1028 1226 1346 1597 2.15 2.21 9.80 18.63

5 Construction 4034 4095 4429 4938 5036 5457 6109 8.73 8.47 8.38 11.94

Industry Sector 10045 9555 10096 13357 14170 15408 17275 24.65 23.96 8.74 12.11

6 Trade,Hotel & Restaurants

2888 3442 4133 4586 5074 5776 6328 9.24 8.78 13.84 9.56


7.1 Railways 192 220 243 314 318 373 397 0.60 0.55 17.42 6.34

7.2 Transport by Other means & Storage

2340 2764 3220 3733 4140 4662 5321 7.46 7.38 12.61 14.11

7.3 Communications 626 756 1011 1168 1426 1590 1856 2.54 2.57 11.52 16.77


8.1 Banking & Insur-ance

1625 1831 2040 2234 2364 2351 2713 3.76 3.76 -0.56 15.39

8.2 Real estate, Own-ership of Dwellings

2736 3299 3718 4257 4737 5345 6095 8.55 8.45 12.85 14.03


9.1 Public Adminis-tration

1350 1471 1648 1842 2239 2748 3097 4.40 4.30 22.75 12.72

9.2 Other Services 2715 3048 3522 4155 5166 6024 7024 9.64 9.74 16.62 16.59

Services Sector 14472 16832 19535 22288 25463 28870 32831 46.19 45.53 13.38 13.72

GDVA 36094 38330 44218 51754 55928 62509 72107 100 100 11.77 15.36

Net Product Tax & Sub-sidies

3060 3225 3891 3955 4895 5983 6681

GDDP 39154 41555 48109 55709 60823 68491 78788 12.61 15.03

Per Capita Income (on NDDP) in Rupees

72861 76827 87652 101130 110309 123384 141098 11.85 14.36



GROSS DISTRICT DOMESTIC PRODUCT OF GUNTUR AT CONSTANT (2011-12) PRICES(In Crores)



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1.1B Livestock 3043 3149 2981 3213 3494 4011 4443 8.73 14.81 10.77


1.3 Fishing 609 676 797 872 1373 2037 2671 57.37 48.37 31.13

Agriculture Sector 11577 11063 12836 13104 11471 14023 16399 -12.46 22.25 16.95

2 Mining & Quarrying 940 542 573 1042 816 918 977 -21.73 12.54 6.48


4086 4000 3883 5490 6061 6580 7104 10.40 8.56 7.97


986 675 823 918 1111 1238 1461 20.98 11.47 18.03

5 Construction 4034 3875 4039 4354 4404 4570 4952 1.16 3.78 8.34

Industry Sector 10045 9092 9318 11804 12391 13306 14494 4.98 7.38 8.93

6 Trade,Hotel & Restau-rants

2888 3200 3620 4015 4619 5192 5507 15.04 12.40 6.06


7.1 Railways 192 210 225 274 271 296 306 -1.31 9.54 3.20


2340 2586 2825 3191 3436 3675 4117 7.67 6.96 12.03

7.3 Communications 626 711 888 999 1189 1274 1430 19.01 7.14 12.22



8.2 Real estate, Ownership of Dwellings

2736 3115 3256 3529 3721 3975 4387 5.42 6.83 10.37



9.2 Other Services 2715 2810 3016 3315 3804 4098 4501 14.76 7.73 9.84

Services Sector 14472 15811 17250 18994 21042 22780 24909 10.78 8.26 9.35

GDVA 36094 35966 39404 43902 44904 50108 55802 2.28 11.59 11.36


GDDP 39154 39001 42712 47952 49482 55576 61800 3.19 12.32 11.20

Per Capita Income (on NDDP) in Rupees

72861 71888 77452 86832 89242 99571 110066 2.77 11.57 10.54



Growth Engines of Guntur district for the years 2016-17 & 2017-18 at Constant (2011-12) Prices


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I) AGRICULTURE AND ALLIED SECTORa) Agriculture1 1 Cotton 333661 110451 370954 122796 29.74 7.53 2.262 2 Paddy 1103296 106045 1256671 120967 29.29 7.41 2.233 3 Maize 311209 29836 589161 56483 13.68 3.46 1.044 4 Blackgram 51241 15330 52603 15737 3.81 0.96 0.295 5 Jowar 82829 9224 132131 14715 3.56 0.90 0.276 6 Bengalgram 43158 10610 52882 13000 3.15 0.80 0.247 7 Redgram 32912 9049 35000 9623 2.33 0.59 0.18Seven (7) Growth Engines contributing 85.56% (Rs. 353321 lakhs) in total Agriculture GVA of Rs. 412960 Lakhs during the year 2017-18 (AE)Cotton, Paddy and Maize crops contributing 72.71% in total Agriculture GVA during 2017-18 (AE)b) Horticulture8 1 Chillies Dry 485089 327344 527684 361072 72.44 22.13 6.669 2 Banana 279787 40129 294730 42864 8.60 2.63 0.7910 3 Turmeric 35047 13208 64121 24503 4.92 1.50 0.45Three (3) Growth Engines contributing 85.96% (Rs.428440 lakhs) in total Horticulture GVA of Rs. 498431 lakhs during the year 2017-18 (AE)Chillies Dry crop alone contributing 72.44% in total Horticulture GVAAgrl. Proper: Ten (10) Growth Engines contributing 85.78% (Rs. 781761 Lakhs) in Agriculture Proper GVA of Rs.911391 Lakhs during the year 2017-18 (AE)Chillies Dry crop alone contributing 39.62% in total Agriculture GVA during 2017-18 (AE)c) Livestock11 1 Milk (MTs) 1303249 297817 1431427 325361 73.23 19.84 5.8312 2 Poultry Meat 42316 47240 10.63 2.88 0.8513 3 Meat (MTs) 15987 24663 14735 32501 7.32 1.98 0.5814 4 Egg (Lakh No.) 16272 28910 18131 32022 7.21 1.95 0.57Four (4) Growth Engines contributing 98.38% (Rs.437125 lakhs) in total Livestock GVA of Rs.444303 lakhs during the year 2017-18(AE)Milk contributing 73.23% in total Livestock GVA during 2017-18(AE) d) Fishing15 1 Prawns 55456 170436 74710 226177 84.69 13.86 4.1716 2 Inland Fish 25777 15557 38000 22933 8.59 1.41 0.42




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17 3 Marine Fish 35989 17660 36555 17949 6.72 1.10 0.33Three(3) Growth Engines contributing 100% in Fishing sector GVA of Rs.267059 lakhsPrawns alone contributing 84.69% (Rs.226177 lakhs) during 2017-18(AE)Agrl. & Allied sectors: Seventeen (17) Growth Engines contributing 90.61% (Rs.1485946 lakhs) in total Agrl. & Allied sector GVA of Rs.1639918 lakhs during the year 2017-18(AE)Chillies dry alone contributing 22.13% in total Agrl. & Allied sector GVA II) INDUSTRY SECTOR18 1 Manufacturing 657960 710415 49.01 12.7319 2 Construction 457049 495167 34.16 8.8720 3 Electricity 123791 146105 10.08 2.6221 4 Minor Minerals 82610 87096 6.01 1.5622 5 Major Minerals 9208 10643 0.73 0.19Five(5) Growth Engines contributing 100% in Industry sector GVA of Rs.1449426 lakhsManufacturing (49.01%) and Construction (34.16%) sectors are the major contributing sectors in total GVA of Industries SectorIII) SERVICES SECTOR23 1 Trade 458273 490813 19.70 8.8024 2 Road Transport 288114 318603 12.79 5.7125 3 O’ship of Dwellings 270183 298212 11.97 5.3426 4 Education 217098 234386 9.41 4.2027 5 Real Estate 127320 140512 5.64 2.5228 6 Health 65308 75951 3.05 1.3629 7 Hotel & Restaurants 60976 59894 2.40 1.07Seven (7) Growth Engines contributing 64.97% (Rs.1618372 lakhs) in Services sector GVA of Rs.2490897 Lakhs.Trade alone contributing 19.70% (Rs.490813 lakhs) in services sector GVA State Gross Value Added: Twenty Nine (29) Growth Engines contributing 81.60% (Rs.45537 crores) in Total GVA of Rs.55802 crores during 2017-18(AE)



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PRAKASAM DISTRICTGeographical Area (Sq. Kms) : 17626 ( 3rdPlace in A.P)

Population (2011Census) : 3397448 ( 9thPlace in A.P)







Gross District Domestic Product (GDDP)Growth Rate at Constant prices in 2017-18 : 12.75%



• The Economy of Prakasam district mainly depends on Agriculture & Allied sector. On Agricultural front, as against the net area sown of 5.45 Lakh Hects, the net irrigated area is 1.40 Lakh Hects that accounts for 25.69% of which through Ground water is 72%, Canals 23% and 5% of area covered under other sources during the year 2016-17.







Agriculture :

• The GVA of Agriculture sector is Rs.2137 crores for which Tabacco - Rs.730 Crores (34.17%) followed by Bengalgram Rs.444 Crores (20.79%), Paddy Rs.254 crores(11.89%), Cotton Rs.136 crores(6.38%), Redgram Rs.110 (5.15%) and Maize Rs.105 crores(4.93%).These Six crops are the important Growth Engines which put together contribute 83.30% from Agriculture sector.

Horticulture :

• The GVA of Horticulture sector is Rs.3304 crores and the potential Growth Engines of this sector is Chillies(dry)- Rs.2393 Crores(72.43%) followed by Batavia Rs.183 crores(5.53%) and Mango Rs.132 crores(3.99%) which put together contribute 81.95% to this sector.

Livestock :

• The GVA of Livestock Sector is Rs. 5213 Crores of which Milk is the Major growth engine with Rs.3238 Crores (62.11%) followed by Meat with Rs.1751 Crores (33.60%), Poultry Meat Rs.58 Crores (1.11%) and Egg Rs.47 Crores (0.90%) which together contribute 97.72% of GVA under this sector.

Fishing :

• The GVA of Fishing Sector is Rs.2096 Crores and the Growth Engines identified under this sector are Prawns which alone contributes Rs.1798 Crores (85.79%) followed by Inland Fish Rs.169 crores (8.06%) and Marine fish Rs.129 Crores (6.15%) .

Industry sector

• The GVA of the Industry Sector is Rs.7305 Crores. Out of which, Construction itself contributes Rs.2461 Crores (33.69%) followed by Manufacturing Rs.2223 crores (30.43%), Minor Minerals Rs.1635 Crores (22.39%), electricity Rs.984 crores(13.47%) and Major Minerals Rs.2 crores(0.02%).

Services sector

• The GVA of Services sector is Rs.13558 Crores and Trade is an important Growth Engines that contributing Rs.2293 (16.91%),Ownership of Dwelling Rs.1921 Crores (14.17%), Road Transport Rs.1702 crores (12.56%), Education Rs.1576 crores(11.62%), Real Estate Rs.905 crores (6.67%), Health Rs.400 crores (2.95%) and Hotels and Restaurants Rs.295 crores (2.18%) which together contributes 67.06% of GVA under this sector.




Agriculture Sector

• Utilization of Micro Nutrients to improve productivity

• Improvement of Horticulture under drip irrigation

• Expansion of Area of Acid Lime with drip irrigation

• Establishment of Animal Husbandry Units

• Supply of Indigenous Breed Milch Animals to increase of Milk Productivity

• Development of Fish ponds and Aqua culture

• Development of Cage culture.

• Improvement of Agricultural Marketing facilities at every Assembly Constituency head quarter

Industry Sector

• Sanction of MSME Units

• Encouragement of Granite Industry

• Development of Industrial Coridar in Donakonda Mandal.

Service Sector

• Temple Tourism & Beach Resorts

• Development of Chandavaram Buddhist Sthupam in Donakonda Mandal

• Establishment of Shilparamam at Ongole city.

• Development of Biravakona and Chennipadu as Tourism places

• Development of Beach front facilities at Kothapatnam, Ramayapatnam and Vadarevu beach.

• Providing tourist amenities at Gundlakamma reservoir near Mallavaram village of Maddipadu mandal.

• Establishment of IIIT in Kandukuru Assembly constituency.

• Establishment of New University in District Headquarters.

• Establishment of Horticultural University at Kandukuru Assembly constituency.




PRAKASAM DISTRICT

(Rs. in Crores)


2015-16 SRE

2016-17 FRE 2017-18 AE 2015-16

SRE2016-17

FRE 2017-18 AE

Agriculture 15850 15768 19719 10645 10663 12962

Growth Rate 24.92 -0.52 25.05 4.99 0.16 21.56

Industry 7682 8103 9145 6588 6860 7305

Growth Rate 9.13 5.48 12.86 8.32 4.14 6.48

Services 13862 16059 18131 11332 12432 13558

Growth Rate 14.29 15.85 12.90 10.28 9.70 9.06

Total GVA 37394 39930 46994 28565 29955 33825

Growth Rate 17.38 6.78 17.69 7.81 4.87 12.92

Net of (PT-PS) 3273 3822 4354 2912 3269 3636

GDDP 40667 43751 51348 31477 33224 37460

Growth Rate 18.60 7.59 17.36 8.76 5.55 12.75

PCI (NDDP) 108759 114850 134014 83796 86523 97094

Growth Rate 19.98 5.60 16.69 9.85 3.25 12.22



GROSS DISTRICT DOMESTIC PRODUCT OF PRAKASAM AT CONSTANT (2011-12) PRICES(In Crores)



2011-12

2012-13

2013-14

2014-15

TRE

2015-16

SRE

2016-17

FRE

2017-18 AE

2015-16

SRE

2016-17

FRE

2017-18 AE

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 11 12 13


1.1 A Agriculture Proper 4853 5203 6491 6058 5430 4248 5441 -10.37 -21.76 28.09

1.1B Livestock 2683 2810 2865 2960 3911 4488 5213 32.10 14.77 16.15

1.2 Forestry & Logging 185 182 223 213 171 169 211 -19.68 -0.93 24.66

1.3 Fishing 469 711 657 908 1134 1757 2096 24.90 54.96 19.29


2 Mining & Quarrying 1670 1754 1503 1599 1709 1659 1637 6.89 -2.92 -1.35



5 Construction 2005 1926 2007 2164 2189 2271 2461 1.16 3.78 8.34

Industry Sector 6638 5407 5092 6082 6588 6860 7305 8.32 4.14 6.48



7.1 Railways 87 95 102 124 123 134 139 -1.31 9.54 3.20


7.3 Communications 248 252 297 321 351 408 458 9.53 16.12 12.22






9.2 Other Services 1727 1786 1916 2101 2412 2600 2849 14.79 7.80 9.61

Services Sector 8072 8893 9580 10276 11332 12432 13558 10.28 9.70 9.06

GDVA 22900 23206 24909 26496 28565 29955 33825 7.81 4.87 12.92


GDDP 24842 25164 27000 28941 31477 33224 37460 8.76 5.55 12.75

Per Capita Income (on NDDP) in RUPEES 66650 67364 71284 76279 83796 86523 97094 9.85 3.25 12.22



GROSS DISTRICT DOMESTIC PRODUCT OF PRAKASAM AT CURRENT PRICES (In Crore)



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2012-13

2013-14

2014-15

TRE

2015-16 SRE

2016-17 FRE

2017-18 AE

2016-17

FRE

2017-18 AE

2016-17

FRE

2017-18 AE

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1.1 A Agriculture Proper 4853 5958 7175 6950 7881 5965 7902 14.94 16.81 -24.30 32.47

1.1B Livestock 2683 3296 3614 4313 6213 7591 9003 19.01 19.16 22.17 18.61

1.2 Forestry & Logging 185 184 205 287 291 325 380 0.81 0.81 11.45 17.11

1.3 Fishing 469 794 786 1139 1465 1888 2433 4.73 5.18 28.84 28.89

Agriculture Sector 8190 10233 11780 12688 15850 15768 19719 39.49 41.96 -0.52 25.05

2 Mining & Quarrying 1670 1908 1727 1922 2110 2071 2394 5.19 5.09 -1.84 15.58



5 Construction 2005 2035 2201 2454 2502 2712 3036 6.79 6.46 8.38 11.94

Industry Sector 6638 5731 5635 7039 7682 8103 9145 20.29 19.46 5.48 12.86



7.1 Railways 87 100 110 142 144 169 180 0.42 0.38 17.42 6.34


7.3 Communications 248 268 338 375 421 509 594 1.27 1.26 20.87 16.77




1769 2128 2391 2739 3048 3441 3926 8.62 8.35 12.89 14.07



9.2 Other Services 1727 1938 2240 2641 3286 3840 4474 9.62 9.52 16.85 16.52

Services Sector 8072 9475 10876 12128 13862 16059 18131 40.22 38.58 15.85 12.90

GDVA 22900 25439 28291 31855 37394 39930 46994 100 100 6.78 17.69


GDDP 24842 27579 30781 34290 40667 43751 51348 7.59 17.36

Per Capita Income (on NDDP) in Rs. 66650 74093 81537 90648 108759 114850 134014 5.60 16.69



Growth Engines of Prakasam district for the years 2016-17 & 2017-18 at Constant (2011-12) Prices


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With in Sector



I) AGRICULTURE AND ALLIED SECTORa) Agriculture1 1 Tobacco 81126 104403 56746 73027 34.17 5.64 2.322 2 Bengalgram 123081 30257 180726 44429 20.79 3.43 1.413 3 Paddy 215847 20747 264006 25413 11.89 1.96 0.814 4 Cotton 24782 8203 41174 13630 6.38 1.05 0.435 5 Redgram 41937 11530 40000 10997 5.15 0.85 0.356 6 Maize 57928 5554 109991 10545 4.93 0.82 0.34Six (6) Growth Engines contributing 83.30% (Rs. 178041 lakhs) in total Agriculture GVA of Rs. 213738 Lakhs during the year 2017-18 (AE) Tobacco, Bengalgram and Paddy crops contributing 66.84% in total Agriculture GVA during 2017-18 (AE)b) Horticulture7 1 Chillies Dry 172359 116310 349718 239298 72.43 18.50 7.628 2 Batavia 198000 17331 205920 18276 5.53 1.41 0.589 3 Mango 101496 11393 115790 13179 3.99 1.02 0.42Three (3) Growth Engines contributing 81.95% (Rs.270753 lakhs) in total Horticulture GVA of Rs. 330387 lakhs during the year 2017-18 (AE)Chillies Dry crop alone contributing 72.43% in total Horticulture GVAAgrl. Proper: Nine (9) Growth Engines contributing 82.48% (Rs. 448794 Lakhs) in Agriculture Proper GVA of Rs.544125 Lakhs during the year 2017-18 (AE)Chillies Dry crop alone contributing 43.98% in total Agriculture GVA during 2017-18 (AE)c) Livestock10 1 Milk (MTs) 1289696 290519 1445215 323789 62.11 24.98 9.5711 2 Meat (MTs) 58724 136239 79403 175140 33.60 13.51 5.1812 3 Poultry Meat 6055 5795 1.11 0.45 0.1713 4 Egg (Lakh No.) 2566 4903 2658 4694 0.90 0.36 0.14Four (4) Growth Engines contributing 97.72% (Rs.509418 lakhs) in total Livestock GVA of Rs.521282 lakhs during the year 2017-18(AE)Milk alone contributing 62.11% (Rs.323789 lakhs) in Livestock GVA d) Fishing14 1 Prawns 50557 151028 60155 179849 85.79 13.90 5.7315 2 Inland Fish 13804 8331 28000 16898 8.06 1.31 0.5416 3 Marine Fish 33392 16386 26276 12902 6.15 1.00 0.41




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With in Sector



Three (3) Growth Engines contributing 100% in total Fishing GVA of Rs.209649 lakhs during the year 2017-18(AE)Prawns alone contributing 85.79% (Rs.179849 lakhs) in total Fishing GVAAgriculture & Allied:Sixteen (16) Growth Engines contributing 90.10% (Rs.1167862 lakhs) in Agriculture and Allied sector GVA of Rs.1296175 lakhs.II) INDUSTRY SECTOR17 1 Construction 227134 246077 33.69 7.2818 2 Manufacturing 205891 222316 30.43 6.5719 3 Minor Minerals 165964 163541 22.39 4.8320 4 Electricity 87087 98404 13.47 2.9121 5 Major Minerals 131 152 0.02 0.00Five (5) Growth Engines contributing 100% in total GVA of (Rs.730490 lakhs) during the year 2017-18(AE) Construction and Manufacturing sectors contributing 33.69 and 30.43 respectively in total GVA of Industries Sector III) SERVICES SECTOR22 1 Trade 214119 229323 16.91 6.7823 2 O’ship of Dwellings 173934 192067 14.17 5.6824 3 Road Transport 156748 170246 12.56 5.0325 4 Education 145931 157552 11.62 4.6626 5 Real Estate 81964 90498 6.67 2.6827 6 Health 34395 40001 2.95 1.1828 7 Hotel &

Restaurants30027 29494 2.18 0.87

Seven(7) Growth Engines Contributing 67.06% (Rs.909182 lakhs) in services GVA of Rs.1355806 lakhs during 2017-18 AETrade,Ownership of Dwellings and Road transport are the major contributing sectors with more than 40% in Service sector GVAState Gross Value Added:Twenty Eight (28) Growth Engines contributes 83%(Rs.28075 Crores) in Total GVA of Rs.33825 Cr. During 2017-18(AE)



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SPS NELLORE DISTRICTGeographical Area (Sq. Kms) : 13076 ( 6thPlace in A.P)









Growth Rate at Constant prices (2017-18) : 12.74%


Growth Rate at Constant Prices (2017-18) : 12.90%

• The Economy of SPS Nellore district mainly depends on Agriculture & Allied sector. On Agricultural front, as against the net area sown of 2.91 Lakh Hects, the net irrigated area is 2.00 Lakh Hects that accounts for 68.73% of which Canals is 50%, Ground water 42% and 8% of area covered under Tanks& other sources during the year 2016-17.

• Though Agriculture & Allied activities are the principal activities of the district, its contribution to the total economy in terms of GVA is Rs.16,495 Crore (34.11%), Industry sector Rs.11,472 Crore (23.73%) and Services sector contributing Rs.20,385 Crores (42.16%) and thus the GVA of the district stands at Rs.48,353 crores for the year 2017-18 at Current prices.




Agriculture :

• The GVA of Agriculture sector is Rs.1763crores for which Paddy - Rs.1283 Crore (72.78%) followed by Groundnut Rs.138Crore (7.81%) and Tobacco Rs.57 crore(3.22%).These three crops are the important Growth Engines which put together contribute 83.81% from Agriculture sector.

Horticulture :

• The GVA of Horticulture sector is Rs.1251crores and the potential Growth Engines of this sector are Lemon- Rs.493Crores (39.44%), Mango-Rs.167Crores (13.34%) and Banana -Rs.125Crores (10.03%). The above three crops contributed around 62.81% to this sector.



Livestock :

• The GVA of Livestock Sector is Rs. 2292 Crore of which Milk is the Major growth engine with Rs.1546Crores (67.45%) followed by Meat with Rs.541 Crores (23.61%),poultry Meat with Rs.82Crores (3.58%) and Egg Rs.44crore (1.90%) which together contribute 96.54% of GVA under this sector.

Fishing :

• The GVA of Fishing Sector is Rs.6245 Crores.and the Growth Engines identified under this sector are Prawns contributes Rs.5368Crores. (85.95%), Inland Fish Rs.463Crores. (7.42%) and Marine fish Rs.414 Crores. (6.63%) .

Industry sector

• The GVA of the Industry Sector is Rs.9809 Crores. Out of which, Manufacturing Rs.4167 Crores (42.48%), Construction contributes Rs.3690 Crores (37.62%), Electricity Rs.1130 crores (11.52%) , Minor Minerals Rs.817 crore (8.33%) and Major Minerals Rs.5 crore (0.05%).

Services sector

• The GVA of Services sector is Rs.15450 Crore and Trade Rs.3124 Crores (20.22%), Road Transport Rs.2408 crore (15.59%),Ownership of Dwellings Rs.1731 (11.20%), Education Rs.1462 crore(9.46%), Real Estate Rs.816 crore (5.28%), Health Rs.376 crore(2.44%), Hotels and Restaurants Rs.369 Crores (2.39%) and water Transport Rs. 146 Crores(0.95%) which together 67.52% of GVA under this sector.



• Expansion of Micro Irrigation to I.D.Crops.

• Application of Soil test-based fertilizers and intensifying farm mechanization.

• Implementation of Soil Health Cards.

• Capacity building training to all categories of farmers improves the production.

• Expansion of Horticulture under Micro Irrigation.

• Adoption of Rejuvenation old and senile orchids in Acid lime and Mango gardens.

• Strengthening the existing Citrus Research Station at Petluru of Venkatagiri constituency.

• Establishment & Strengthening of Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK) at Periyavaram for Horticulture.

• Productivity Enhancement through Protective Cultivation Viz. Poly houses and shade net houses.

• Drought mitigation measures through creation of water resources like Farm ponds.

• Productivity Enhancement and Quality improvement of Vegetables through Pandal cultivation.

• Implementation of A.P.Integrated Irrigation and Agriculture Transformation Project (APIIATP) –II for improving irrigation efficiency, promoting modern crop production technologies and capacity building of farmers.

• Promotion of Sheep & Goat Rearing Units.

• Promotion of Indigenous Cattle Breeds through Embryo Transfer Technology.

• Ksheera Sagara, Sunandini Schemes for better management and feeding practices for additional milk Production.

• Credit support to Progressive farmers for adding new Stock for improving milk and meat.



• Breeding Rams Exchange Programme for increasing Genetic Potentiality for better productivity with minimal lamb mortality.

• Periodical Deworming programme in sheep and goat flocks for better mutton yields.

• Distribution of Back Yard Poultry to SHG Groups and SC families under Manakodi Scheme to ensure Rs10,000/- income per family.

• Providing Animal Husbandry Services at door step by Pasu Mitras and Gopala Mithras.

• Oorura Pasugrasa Kshethralu and Mega Pasugrasa Kshethralu for promotion of fodder grass for sustained growth under convergence with MGNREGS.

• Feeding support by supplying subsidized TMR and Silage under fodder security policy.

• Suphalam Scheme for bringing infertile animals into productivity.

• Supply of Silage Baling Machines through promotion of Entrepreneurs.

• Estrous Synchronization programme for better management practices.

• Promotion of Water Troughs in Villages under convergence with MGNREGS.

• Promotion of GOKULUMS (Animal Hostels) under convergence with MGNREGS.

• Development of Aqua culture in coastal mandals viz. kota, vakadu, Muthukur, kavali, Allur, Bogole, Chillakur, Indukurpet, Thotapalli Gudur,Vidavaluru, Tada, Sullurpet, Manubolu and Naidupet.

• Promotion of Cluster approach for development of Fishery in Minor Irrigation(MI) tanks leased out to Fishermen Co-operative Societies.

• Promotion of Best Management Practices in Chandranna Aqua Rythu Kshetraalu (CARK).

• Rearing and stocking of fish seed in all water sources under Mission Fingerlings.

• Promotion of deep sea fishing in marine sector.

• Formation of Aqua zoning for aqua culture development.

• Opening of Pulicat mouth opening at Raidoruvu village of Vakadu mandal.

• Construction of Juvvaladinne Fishing Harbor for providing Berthing facility to the Fishing vessels.

• Promotion of establishment of Aqua labs in private sector.

• Promotion of Mari culture (sea weed, cage and pen culture) for improvement of Fishery livelihoods.

• Promotion of Marketing activity in Matsya Mitra Groups and Self Help Groups to enhance the local consumption of Fish.

Industry Sector :

• Establishment of MSME, Large and Mega Units.

• Establishment of MSME Parks in every constituency.

• Establishment of Mega projects like KRIBCO, Bharat Forge Ltd., Midhani etc.

• Establishment of Industries in IFFCO SEZ in Kovur Constituency.

• Establishment of Solar Power Generation Units in Udaigiri Constituency.

• Establishment of Textile Park in Venkatagiri.

• Establishment of Readymade garments manufacturing cluster in Kavali.

• Establishment of Common Facility Centre for Gold Cluster in Nellore.

• Establishment of Mega Food Park and Pharma cluster at Thamminapatnam.

• Establishment of Timber cluster in Krishnapatnam.

• Establishment of Mega Leather Complex in Kothapatnam.



• Vishakapatnam-Chennai & Chennai- Bangalore Industrial corridor.

• Development of Modern truck terminal.

• Multi Logistic park by Container Corporation of India.

• Establishment of Tarakeswara Textiles park at Sullurpet.

• Establishment of Industrial clusters, Parks, Corridors, Port based Industries, Automobile hubs and Ancillaries to Multi-National Companies.

Service Sector:

• Tourism Development.

• Development of Coastal Tourism circuits under Swadesh Dharshan Scheme.

• Development of Eco-Tourism at Pulicat, Nelapattu.

• Establishment of Indian Institute of Tourism and Travel Management (IITTM) at Golagamudi.

• Beautification of Nellore Tank Bund, Krishnapatnam Port canal under Amruth.

• Establishment of National Institute of Ocean Technology at Vakadu in Gudur Constituency.

• Establishment of Airport at Damavaram in Kavali Constituency.

• Increase of berths in Krishnapatnam Port.

• Establishment of National council for Education Research and Training Centre at Venkatachalam Mandal.

• Establishment of Nagaravanam.

GVA/GDDP Estimates from 2015-16 to 2017-18 at Current and Constant (2011-12) PricesSPS NELLORE DISTRICT

(Rs. in Crores)


2015-16 SRE

2016-17 FRE 2017-18 AE 2015-16

SRE2016-17

FRE2017-18

AEAgriculture 12281 13181 16495 8936 9541 11705Growth Rate 19.34 7.33 25.15 16.34 6.77 22.68Industry 9453 10249 11472 8465 9033 9809Growth Rate 6.94 8.42 11.93 9.05 6.71 8.58Services 15629 17706 20385 12918 14165 15450Growth Rate 13.39 13.29 15.13 10.18 9.65 9.07Total GVA 37363 41136 48353 30319 32739 36963Growth Rate 13.52 10.10 17.54 11.60 7.98 12.90Net of(PT-PS) 3270 3937 4480 3091 3573 3973GDDP 40633 45073 52833 33410 36311 40936Growth Rate 14.69 10.92 17.22 12.59 8.68 12.74PCI (NDDP) 121517 133970 156106 99204 107042 120021Growth Rate 14.80 10.25 16.52 12.43 7.90 12.12



GROSS DISTRICT DOMESTIC PRODUCT OF SPS NELLORE AT CURRENT PRICES(In Crores)



2011-12

2012-13

2013-14

2014-15 TRE

2015-16 SRE

2016-17 FRE

2017-18 AE

2016-17

FRE

2017-18 AE

2016-17

FRE

2017-18 AE

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13


1.1 A Agriculture Proper 3100 3707 3644 4368 4451 3815 4130 9.27 8.54 -14.29 8.26

1.1B Livestock 1220 1581 1858 2344 2750 3979 4727 9.67 9.78 44.72 18.79


1.3 Fishing 1802 1949 3021 3378 4876 5163 7376 12.55 15.26 5.88 42.88





5 Construction 3006 3052 3300 3680 3752 4067 4552 9.89 9.41 8.38 11.94

Industry Sector 5912 5676 6246 8840 9453 10249 11472 24.92 23.73 8.42 11.93



7.1 Railways 160 184 203 263 266 312 332 0.76 0.69 17.42 6.34


7.3 Communications 377 394 484 556 614 726 848 1.77 1.75 18.25 16.77


8.1 Banking & Insurance 805 915 955 1059 1122 1111 1282 2.70 2.65 -0.95 15.39


1595 1920 2160 2472 2750 3103 3538 7.54 7.32 12.82 14.00



9.2 Other Services 1615 1811 2094 2468 3070 3586 4179 8.72 8.64 16.82 16.52

Services Sector 9009 10631 12113 13783 15629 17706 20385 43.04 42.16 13.29 15.13

GDVA 21181 23682 27034 32914 37363 41136 48353 100 100 10.10 17.54


GDDP 22976 25675 29413 35429 40633 45073 52833 10.92 17.22




GROSS DISTRICT DOMESTIC PRODUCT OF SPS NELLORE AT CONSTANT (2011-12) PRICES(In Crores)



2011-12

2012-13

2013-14

2014-15

TRE

2015-16

SRE

2016-17 FRE

2017-18 AE

2015-16 SRE

2016-17 FRE

2017-18 AE

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 11 12 13


1.1 A Agriculture Proper 3100 3075 3211 3296 3319 2809 3014 0.70 -15.37 7.28

1.1B Livestock 1220 1317 1471 1546 1659 1973 2292 7.31 18.93 16.16


1.3 Fishing 1802 1851 2521 2683 3828 4632 6245 42.68 20.99 34.83





5 Construction 3006 2888 3010 3244 3282 3406 3690 1.16 3.78 8.34

Industry Sector 5912 6445 5753 7763 8465 9033 9809 9.05 6.71 8.58



7.1 Railways 160 176 188 229 226 248 256 -1.31 9.54 3.20


7.3 Communications 377 371 425 476 513 582 653 7.73 13.61 12.22






9.2 Other Services 1615 1669 1791 1964 2254 2429 2663 14.75 7.79 9.62

Services Sector 9009 9977 10672 11725 12918 14165 15450 10.18 9.65 9.07

GDVA 21181 22800 23787 27169 30319 32739 36963 11.60 7.98 12.90


GDDP 22976 24724 25784 29675 33410 36311 40936 12.59 8.68 12.74

Per Capita Income (on NDDP) in Rs. 70333 74957 77036 88236 99204 107042 120021 12.43 7.90 12.12



Growth Engines of SPS Nellore district for the years 2016-17 & 2017-18 at Constant (2011-12) Prices


GE Sl. No

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2016-17(FRE) 2017-18(AE) 2017-18 (AE)

With in Sector



I) AGRICULTURE AND ALLIED SECTORa) Agriculture1 1 Paddy 1297640 124725 1333010 128316 72.78 10.98 3.682 2 Groundnut 44356 14955 40830 13766 7.81 1.18 0.403 3 Tobacco 4407 5671 4406 5670 3.22 0.49 0.16Three (3) Growth Engines contributing 83.30% (Rs. 147752 lakhs) in total Agriculture GVA of Rs. 176308 Lakhs during the year 2017-18 (AE)Paddy crop alone contributing 72.78% in total Agriculture GVA during 2017-18 (AE)b) Horticulture4 1 Lemon 271472 46677 282912 49325 39.44 4.22 1.425 2 Mango 126240 14170 146606 16687 13.34 1.43 0.486 3 Banana 79500 11403 86258 12545 10.03 1.07 0.36Three (3) Growth Engines contributing 62.81% (Rs.78557 lakhs) in total Horticulture GVA of Rs. 125064 lakhs during the year 2017-18 (AE)Lemon crop alone contributing 39.44% in total Horticulture GVAAgrl. Proper: Six (6) Growth Engines contributing 75.09% (Rs.226309 Lakhs) in Agriculture Proper GVA of Rs.301372 Lakhs during the year 2017-18 (AE)Paddy crop alone contributing 42.58% in total Agriculture GVA during 2017-18 (AE)c) Livestock7 1 Milk (MTs) 694084 138859 776398 154599 67.45 13.21 4.188 2 Meat (MTs) 19564 39779 24531 54108 23.61 4.62 1.469 3 Poultry Meat 7687 8209 3.58 0.70 0.2210 4 Egg (Lakh No.) 2209 3986 2463 4350 1.90 0.37 0.12Four (4) Growth Engines contributing 96.54% (Rs.221266 lakhs) in total Livestock GVA of Rs.229208 lakhs during the year 2017-18(AE)Milk contributing 67.45% (Rs.154599 lakhs) in total Livestock GVAd) Fishing11 1 Prawns 142523 387467 196242 536771 85.95 45.95 15.4012 2 Inland Fish 60171 36315 76770 46331 7.42 3.97 1.3313 3 Marine Fish 80243 39376 84306 41396 6.63 3.54 1.19Three (3) Growth Engines contributing 100% in total Fishing GVA of Rs.624498 lakhs during the year 2017-18(AE)Prawns alone contributing 85.95% (Rs.536771 lakhs) in total Fishing GVAAgriculture & Allied: Thirteen (13) Growth Engines contributing 91.59% (Rs.1072073 lakhs) in Agriculture and Allied sector GVA of Rs.1170484 lakhs.




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II) INDUSTRY SECTOR14 1 Manufacturing 385448 416714 42.48 11.2715 2 Construction 340590 368995 37.62 9.9816 3 Electricity 98401 112983 11.52 3.0617 4 Minor Minerals 78431 81666 8.33 2.2118 5 Major Minerals 430 497 0.05 0.01Five (5) Growth Engines contributing 100% in total GVA of Rs.980855 lakhs during the year 2017-18(AE)Manufacturing alone contributing 42.48% (Rs.416714 lakhs)in Industry GVA.

III) SERVICES SECTOR19 1 Trade 291725 312439 20.22 8.4520 2 Road Transport 219861 240797 15.59 6.5121 3 O’ship of

Dwellings156863 173079 11.20 4.68

22 4 Education 135414 146197 9.46 3.9623 5 Real Estate 73920 81552 5.28 2.2124 6 Health 32351 37624 2.44 1.0225 7 Hotel &

Restaurants37525 36859 2.39 1.00

26 8 Water Transport 13712 14615 0.95 0.40Seven(7) Growth Engines Contributing 67.52% (Rs.1043163) lakhs in services GVA of Rs.1544991 lakhs.Trade sector alone contributing 20.22% (Rs.312439 lakhs) in Services sector GVA.State Gross Value Added: Twenty Six (26) Growth Engines contributes 83.76% (Rs.30961 Cr.) in total GVA of Rs.36963 Cr. during 2017-18 (AE)



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CHITTOOR DISTRICTGeographical Area (Sq. Kms) : 15151 ( 5thPlace in A.P)





Gross Area Irrigated (GAI) in 2016-17 : 1.88 Lakh Hects (46.53%)







• The Economy of Chittoor district mainly depends on Agriculture & Allied sector. On Agricultural front, as against the net area sown of 3.59 Lakh Hects, the net irrigated area is 1.45 Lakh Hects that accounts for 40.39% of which Ground water is 94%, and remaining 6% of area covered under Tanks & other sources during the year 2016-17.

• Though Agriculture & Allied activities are the principal activities of the district, its contribution to the total economy in terms of GVA is Rs.19,995 Crore (33.92%), Industry sector Rs.12,744 Crore (21.62%) and Services sector contributing Rs.26,211 Crores (44.46%) and thus the GVA of the district stands at Rs.58,950 crore for the year 2017-18 at Current prices.




Agriculture :

• The GVA of Agriculture sector is Rs.1820 crores for which Groundnut - Rs.909 Crore (49.91%) followed by Sugarcane Rs.387 Crore (21.26%) and Paddy Rs.307 crore (16.88%).These three crops are the important Growth Engines which put together contribute 88.06% from Agriculture sector.

Horticulture :

• The GVA of Horticulture sector is Rs.5696 crores and the potential Growth Engines of this sector are Mango-Rs.1719 Crores (30.17%) followed by Tomato- Rs.1663 Crores (29.20%), Banana -Rs.189 Crores (3.31%) and Brinjal-Rs.138 Crores (2.42%) The above four crops contributed around 65.10% to this sector.



Livestock :

• The GVA of Livestock Sector is Rs. 4758 Crore of which Milk is the Major growth engine with Rs.3111Crores (65.39%) followed by Poultry Meat Rs.853 crore (17.92%), Egg with Rs. 226 Crores (4.74%) and Meat with Rs. 105 Crores (2.22%) and which together contribute 90.27% of GVA under this sector.

Fishing :

• The GVA of Fishing Sector is Rs. 41 Crore of which Inland fish itself contributes with Rs.40 Crores (97.20%) followed by Prawns with Rs.1 Crore (2.80%)

Industries sector

• The GVA of the Industries Sector is Rs.11194Crores. Out of which, Manufacturing Rs.5738 Crores (51.26%), Construction contributes Rs.2536 Crores (22.66%), Electricity Rs.1582 Crores (14.14%) and Minor Minerals Rs.1337 crore (11.95%).

Services sector

• The GVA of Services sector is Rs.19825 Crores and Trade Rs.4005 Crores (20.20%) followed by Ownership of Dwellings Rs.2295 crore (11.58%), Road Transport Rs.2247 (11.33%), Education Rs.2156 crore (10.87%), Real Estate Rs.1081 crore (5.45%), Health Rs.623 crore (3.14%) and Hotels & Restaurants Rs.509 crore (2.57%) which together contribute 65.15% of GVA under this sector.



• Cascading of Tanks in Neeru-Pragathi in a big way.

• Increasing new farm ponds under ‘ PantaSanjeevini’.

• HandriNeevaSujalaSravanthi

• Encouraging ID Crops in place of Paddy.

• Supply of Drought Resistant Seed to Farmers.

• Encouraging Navadhanyalu/Poly cropping

• Maintained optimum plant population with seed drill

• Micronutrients

• Green manuring

• Organic farming (Organic Hub)

• Encouraging Drum seeders

• EncouragingDrip In Sugarcane.

• Marketing & Cold StorageFacility to Tomato Crop.

• Micro Irrigation.

• To bring additional area under identified fruit crops (Perennial & non perennial with improved varieties) Area Expansion of Mango, Papaya, Banana & Pomegranate

• Promotion of high value flowers and vegetables to enhance productivity per unit area under protected cultivation - Poly houses, Shadenet houses and laying of plastic mulching



• To increase the production & productivity of orchards - Rejuvenation in Mango Canopy management in Mango

• Increasing the reach of farm mechanization to small and marginal farmers where availability of farm power is low - Supply of Mini Tractors, Power Tillers & Sprayers

• Creation of water resources - Construction of individual farmponds. Construction of community farm ponds

• Promotion of hybrid vegetables - To replace traditional varieties of vegetables with hybrid varieties to ensure timely supply of vegetables alround the year

• Promotion of flowers - To bring additional area under flowers with improved / hybrid varieties

• Post Harvetst Management - Pack houses Supply of plastic crates poly sheets

• Permanent Pendals for creeper vegetables - Bitter gourd, Ridge gourd Bottle gourd - To enhance production & productivity

• Trellising in Tomato - To enhance production & productivity for unit area

• Establishment of bulk milk cooling units (BMCUs) Skill Development.

• Establishment of PasugrasaKshetralu

• Implementation ofKsheerasagar and Sunandini

• Induction of New Milch Animals.

• Promotion of meat and milk zones.

• Supply of Breading Rams.

• Supply of Ram lambs

• Supply of Backyard Poultry

• Expansion of Mulbarry area.

• Construction of Silk Worm Rearing Sheds

• Encouraging Chawkie concept by establishing the Pvt CRC's

• Establishment of Automatic Reeling Unit

Industry Sector:

• Encourage to MSME Enterprises

• Industrial Hub at Sricity

• Manufacturing units of Vyshnavi Mega Food Park and Aravind Mills in Kuppam Constituency

• Establishment of Sri Venkateswara Mobile and Electronics Manufacturing hubs at Tirupathi and Reliance Industries

• Establishment of Hero Motors and Apollo Tyres at Satyaveedu.

• Establishment of readymade garment units at AHP Garments, Chittoor Gokaldas Garments, Tatiguntapalli/ Piler, Bhagyam Exports, GD Nellore and Nagari

• Integrated plant for local mango growers by M/s. Nava Quality Foods, Yerravaripalem, SRK Foods, Kalikiri , Parle Biscuits,Gandrajupalli, Palamanermandal, Continental Coffee, Varadaiahpalem,

• Ceramic cluster at Thottambedu. Plastic products mfg by Tamilnadu Plastic Manufacturers Association, Leather cluster at V..Kota, Establishment of Thermax, Kurlon, Indsat Corporation.

• Development of Srikalahasti node of VCIC.

• Development of power loom cluster at Nagari.



Services Sector:

• Encouragement to Eco Tourism Resorts&Eco tourism Project at Naniyala Elephant camp in Kuppam constituency- Ubbale Maduu, Talakona,Horsely Hills.

• Development of Pilgrimage Places under Temple Tourism

• Indian Culinary Institute near Renigunta Airport

• Construction of way side amenities at Madanapalli and Piler towns.

• Extension of Shilparamam at Tirupathi

• Make Chittoor District as Open Defecation Free (ODF)

• Smoke Free District (100% LPG Distribution)

• 100% Electrical connections to all House holds in District.

• 100% LED Distribution to all House holds.

Infrastructure Sector:

• 600 Kms CC Roads laid.

• NH4 Chittoor – Bangalore Road

• Palamaner – Krishnagiri Road

• Madanapalli – Palamaner Road

• Puthalapattu – Piler Road

GVA/GDDP Estimates from 2015-16 to 2017-18 at Current and Constant (2011-12) PricesCHITTOOR DISTRICT

(Rs. in Crores)


2015-16 SRE

2016-17 FRE

2017-18 AE

2015-16 SRE

2016-17 FRE

2017-18 AE

Agriculture 11979 15865 19995 8675 10513 12538Growth Rate 27.69 32.45 26.03 23.15 21.19 19.26Industry 10621 11431 12744 9707 10345 11194Growth Rate 13.97 7.63 11.49 15.33 6.57 8.21Services 20163 23113 26211 16641 18198 19825Growth Rate 14.83 14.63 13.41 11.28 9.36 8.94Total GVA 42763 50409 58950 35024 39056 43557Growth Rate 17.94 17.88 16.94 15.15 11.51 11.52Net of (PT-PS) 3743 4824 5462 3571 4262 4682GDDP 46506 55234 64412 38595 43318 48238Growth Rate 19.15 18.77 16.62 16.17 12.24 11.36PCI (NDDP) 98078 116338 135008 80986 90701 100442Growth Rate 18.52 18.62 16.05 15.27 12.00 10.74



GROSS DISTRICT DOMESTIC PRODUCT OF CHITTOOR AT CURRENT PRICES(In Crores)



2011-12

2012-13

2013-14

2014-15

TRE

2015-16

SRE

2016-17 FRE

2017-18 AE

2016-17

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2017-18 AE

2016-17 FRE

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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13



1.1B Livestock 3456 4052 4637 3889 4396 5803 6497 11.51 11.02 32.00 11.97


1.3 Fishing 10 20 49 47 55 48 86 0.09 0.15 -12.56 80.53





5 Construction 2066 2098 2269 2529 2579 2795 3129 5.55 5.31 8.38 11.94

Industry Sector 6658 7372 7898 9319 10621 11431 12744 22.68 21.62 7.63 11.49



7.1 Railways 204 235 259 335 339 398 424 0.79 0.72 17.42 6.34


7.3 Communications 357 398 499 560 739 870 1016 1.73 1.72 17.67 16.77


8.1 Banking & Insurance 1427 1566 1751 1904 2041 1989 2296 3.95 3.89 -2.54 15.39


2108 2536 2852 3269 3639 4110 4690 8.15 7.96 12.93 14.12



9.2 Other Services 2321 2604 3013 3555 4440 5188 6052 10.29 10.27 16.85 16.64

Services Sector 11677 13577 15644 17558 20163 23113 26211 45.85 44.46 14.63 13.41

GDVA 25345 29207 32862 36259 42763 50409 58950 100 100 17.88 16.94


GDDP 27494 31664 35753 39030 46506 55234 64412 18.77 16.62




GROSS DISTRICT DOMESTIC PRODUCT OF CHITTOOR AT CONSTANT (2011-12) PRICES(In Crores)



2011-12

2012-13

2013-14

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2015-16

SRE

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2017-18 AE

2015-16

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2016-17

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1.1B Livestock 3456 3459 3696 3346 3703 4304 4758 10.68 16.24 10.55


1.3 Fishing 10 13 30 25 32 24 41 28.41 -26.04 73.57





5 Construction 2066 1985 2069 2230 2256 2341 2536 1.16 3.78 8.34

Industry Sector 6658 7184 7329 8417 9707 10345 11194 15.33 6.57 8.21



7.1 Railways 204 224 240 292 289 316 326 -1.31 9.54 3.20


7.3 Communications 357 374 438 479 617 697 782 28.78 13.05 12.22






9.2 Other Services 2321 2400 2576 2827 3256 3509 3850 15.15 7.78 9.73

Services Sector 11677 12753 13821 14955 16641 18198 19825 11.28 9.36 8.94

GDVA 25345 27033 28803 30416 35024 39056 43557 15.15 11.51 11.52


GDDP 27494 29314 31221 33222 38595 43318 48238 16.17 12.24 11.36




Growth Engines of Chittoor district for the years 2016-17 & 2017-18 at Constant (2011-12) Prices


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1 1 Groundnut 119968 40447 269486 90858 49.91 7.25 2.342 2 Sugarcane 1599699 30622 1646284 38699 21.26 3.09 1.003 3 Paddy 255302 24539 319297 30736 16.88 2.45 0.79Three (3) Growth Engines contributing 88.06% (Rs. 160292 lakhs) in total Agriculture GVA of Rs. 182033 Lakhs during the year 2017-18 (AE)Groundnut crop alone contributing 49.91% in total Agriculture GVA during 2017-18 (AE)

b) Horticulture4 1 Mango 931644 104576 1509886 171855 30.17 13.72 4.425 2 Tomato 2179080 173622 2058272 166292 29.20 13.27 4.286 3 Banana 106000 15203 129695 18862 3.31 1.51 0.497 4 Brinjal 89950 9489 128987 13798 2.42 1.10 0.36Four (4) Growth Engines contributing 65.10% (Rs.370807 lakhs) in total Horticulture GVA of Rs. 569578 lakhs during the year 2017-18 (AE)Mango and Tamoto crops alone contributing 59.37 % in total Horticulture GVAAgrl. Proper: Seven (7) Growth Engines contributing 70.66% (Rs.531099 Lakhs) in Agriculture Proper GVA of Rs.751611 Lakhs during the year 2017-18 (AE)Mango crop alone contributing 22.87% in total Agriculture GVA during 2017-18 (AE)

c) Livestock8 1 Milk (MTs) 1381647 258393 1641514 311140 65.39 24.82 7.149 2 Poultry Meat 75680 85276 17.92 6.80 1.9610 3 Egg (Lakh No.) 11808 20895 12771 22555 4.74 1.80 0.5211 4 Meat (MTs) 13114 31991 4780 10542 2.22 0.84 0.24Four (4) Growth Engines contributing 90.27% (Rs.429514 lakhs) in total Livestock GVA of Rs.475815 lakhs during the year 2017-18(AE)Milk contributing 65.39% (Rs.307647 lakhs) in total Livestock GVA

d) Fishing12 1 Inland Fish 3907 2358 6610 3989 97.20 0.32 0.1013 2 Prawns 3 7 50 115 2.80 0.01 0.00

Two (2) Growth Engines contributing 100% in total Fishing GVA of Rs.4104 lakhs during the year 2017-18(AE)Inland Fish alone contributing 97.20% (Rs.3989 lakhs) in total Fishing GVA




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Agrl. & Allied: Thirteen (13) Growth Engines contributing 76.94% (Rs.964717 Lakhs) in total Agrl. & Allied GVA of Rs.1253776 Lakhs during the year 2017-18 (AE)Milk alone contributing 24.82% in Agrl. & Allied sector GVA during 2017-18 (AE)

II) INDUSTRY SECTOR14 1 Manufacturing 529673 573833 51.26 15.5215 2 Construction 234112 253636 22.66 6.8616 3 Electricity 143224 158252 14.14 4.2817 4 Minor Minerals 127552 133720 11.95 3.62

Industries SectorFour (4) Growth Engines contributing 100% in total GVA of Rs.1119441 lakhs during the year 2017-18(AE)Manufacturing alone contributing 51.26% (Rs.573833 lakhs)in Industry GVA.

III) SERVICES SECTOR18 1 Trade 373955 400509 20.20 9.2019 2 O’ship of Dwell-

ings207712 229476 11.58 5.27

20 3 Road Transport 206303 224666 11.33 5.1621 4 Education 199660 215560 10.87 4.9522 5 Real Estate 97882 108125 5.45 2.4823 6 Health 53583 62315 3.14 1.4324 7 Hotel & Restau-

rants51775 50857 2.57 1.17

Seven(7) Growth Engines Contributing 65.15% (Rs.1291507) lakhs in services GVA of Rs.1982455 lakhs.Trade alone contributing 20.20% (Rs.400509 lakhs) in Services sector GVA.State Gross Value Added: Twenty Four (24) Growth Engines contributes 77.50% (Rs.33757 Cr.) in total GVA of Rs.43557 Cr. during 2017-18 (AE)



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1,25,319

YSR DISTRICTGeographical Area (Sq. Kms) : 15359 ( 4th Place in A.P)

Population (2011Census) : 2882469 ( 11th Place in A.P)




Gross Area Irrigated (GAI) in 2016-17 : 1.65 Lakh Hects (44%)







• The Economy of YSR district mainly depends on Agriculture & Allied sector. On Agricultural front, as against the net area sown of 3.38 Lakh Hects, the net irrigated area is 1.46 Lakh Hects that accounts for 43.12% of which Ground water is 86%, and remaining 14% of area covered under Tanks & other sources during the year 2016-17.

• Though Agriculture & Allied activities are the principal activities of the district, its contribution to the total economy in terms of GVA is Rs.12,686 Crore (33.76%), Industry sector Rs.8,972 Crores (23.88%) and Services sector contributing Rs.15,920 Crores (42.36%) and thus the GVA of the district stands at Rs.37,578 crore for the year 2017-18 at Current prices.




Agriculture :

• The GVA of Agriculture sector is Rs.794 crores for which Groundnut - Rs.236 Crore (29.74%) followed by Paddy Rs.197 Crore (24.85%) , Bengalgram Rs.170 crore (21.40%) and Cotton Rs.46 crore (5.77%).These four crops are the important Growth Engines which put together contribute 81.76% from Agriculture sector.



Horticulture :

• The GVA of Horticulture sector is Rs.4226 crores and the potential Growth Engines of this sector are Banana- Rs.1236 Crores (29.26%), Tomato -Rs.861 Crores (20.36%). Mango-Rs.429 Crores (10.14%), Batavia-Rs.354 Crores (8.38%),Turmeric-Rs.220 Crores (5.21%), Papaya -Rs.166 Crores (3.93%),Lemon-Rs.104 Crores (2.45%) and Chillies Dry -Rs.72 Crores (1.71%).The above Eight crops contributed around 81.49% to this sector.

Livestock :

• The GVA of Livestock Sector is Rs. 1863 Crore of which Milk is the Major growth engine with Rs.1054 Crores (56.59%) followed by Meat with Rs.611 Crores (32.77%), Poultry Meat with Rs.61 Crores (3.25%) and Egg Rs.31 crore (1.68%) which together contribute 94.30% of GVA under this sector.

Fishing :


Industries sector

• The GVA of the Industries Sector is Rs. 7390 Crores. Out of which, Construction contributes Rs.3212 Crores (43.46%) followed by Manufacturing Rs.2349 Crores (31.79%), Electricity Rs.977 Crores (13.22%), Minor Minerals Rs.560 crore (7.58%) and Major Minerals Rs.291 Crores (3.94%).

Services sector

• The GVA of Services sector is Rs.11956 Crore and Trade Rs.2367 Crores (19.80%) followed by Road Transport Rs.1602 (13.40%), Ownership of Dwellings Rs.1539 crore (12.87%), Education Rs.1427 crore (11.94%), Real Estate Rs.725 crore (6.06%), Health Rs.325 crore (2.72%) and Hotels & Restaurants Rs.305 crore (2.55%) which together contribute 69.35% of GVA under this sector.



• Area expansion of Horticulture crops with the integration of Micro Irrigation (Drip).

• Establishment of Fruit Supply Chain Project - Intended to contribute in alleviating the issue of post-harvest losses, Leveraging on the export potential, enhancing the income earned by farmers on the produce, improving value addition to the produce, providing quality produce to consumers etc.,

• Additional area to be brought under Agriculture and Horticulture through production oriented programmes

• Implementation of productivity enhancement programmes like Rejuvenation in Mango and Citrus .



• Formation of Farmers Producers Organizations (FPOs) – Eradicates the involvement of middlemen and establish an alternative marketing system for marketing and export of Horticulture produce by the farmers with assured market price.

• Promotion of ZBNF in all clusters in the district.

• Establishment of 4 Food Processing Units in Pulivendula, Porumamilla, Rly.Kodur & Kamalapuram Mandals

Industry Sector :

• Development of Mining & Quarrying sector as the world famous “Mangampet Barytes” mines are exists and establishment of two Barytes Beneficiation Industries .

• Establishment of MSME industrial parks in all 10 Assembly constituencies of Kadapa District.

• Establishment of three Foods parks viz.,One in Pullampet Mandal and two in Rly.Kodur Mandal.

• Establishment of 248 MSMEs and 14 Large Industries.

• Establishment of Textile Park at Mylavaram.

• Establishment of two Cement plants in Yerraguntla Mandal & Mylavaram Mandal

• Establishment of Thermal Power Plant (1 x 600 MW) VI stage in Rayalaseema Thermal Power Project (RTPP) (Expansion) , V.V Reddy Nagar, Muddanur .

• Establishment of Ferro Alloy Unit manufacturing 50 TPA of Magnisium Ingots in MIP,Kopparthy.

• Establishment of Barium Chemicals manufacturing industries in MIP,Kopparthy

• Development of 1,000 MW Solar Park in Mylavaram (M) of Jammalamadugu Constituency.

• Development of 500 MW Solar Park in Ramapuram (M) in Rayachoti constituency.

• Development of 500 MW Solar Park in Duvvur (M) in Mydukur Constituency

Service Sector:

• Establishment of Automobile Servicing Sector MSMEs in MSE Park in Kopparthy.

• Improving spiritual and tourist attractive places in Devunikadapa, Ameenpeer Dargah, Gandi Kshetram, Veerabrahdra Swamy Temple, Brahagari Mattam, Agastherswara Alayam, Sri Kodanda Ramaswamy Temple, Hatyarala Temple, Gandikota, Sidhout Fort Etc.,

• Development of Trading of Textiles, Wooden Toys, Brass Articles and Gold.




YSR KADAPA DISTRICT(Rs. in Crores)


2015-16 SRE

2016-17 FRE

2017-18 AE

2015-16 SRE

2016-17 FRE

2017-18 AE

Agriculture 8110 10412 12686 5451 6226 7083

Growth Rate 12.40 28.40 21.84 8.59 14.21 13.78

Industry 7284 7971 8972 6339 6777 7390

Growth Rate 9.09 9.43 12.55 9.74 6.92 9.03

Services 12261 13937 15920 10054 10925 11956

Growth Rate 14.84 13.67 14.23 11.14 8.67 9.43

Total GVA 27655 32321 37578 21844 23929 26429

Growth Rate 12.56 16.87 16.27 10.08 9.54 10.45

Net of (PT-PS) 2421 3093 3482 2227 2611 2841

GDDP 30075 35414 41060 24071 26540 29269

Growth Rate 13.72 17.75 15.94 11.06 10.26 10.28

PCI (NDDP) 92597 108716 125319 73706 80981 88807

Growth Rate 13.08 17.41 15.27 10.11 9.87 9.66



GROSS DISTRICT DOMESTIC PRODUCT OF YSR KADAPA AT CURRENT PRICES(In Crores)



2011-12

2012-13

2013-14

2014-15

TRE

2015-16

SRE

2016-17 FRE

2017-18 AE

2016-17

FRE

2017-18 AE

2016-17

FRE

2017-18 AE

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13



1.1B Livestock 803 990 1044 1540 1853 2451 2936 7.58 7.81 32.31 19.80


1.3 Fishing 24 25 6 27 31 43 48 0.13 0.13 39.95 10.31





5 Construction 2617 2657 2873 3203 3266 3540 3962 10.95 10.54 8.38 11.94

Industry Sector 5843 5529 5946 6677 7284 7971 8972 24.66 23.88 9.43 12.55



7.1 Railways 63 72 79 103 104 122 130 0.38 0.35 17.42 6.34


7.3 Communications 158 177 221 248 308 368 429 1.14 1.14 19.40 16.77


8.1 Banking & Insur-ance 623 673 752 856 942 981 1132 3.04 3.01 4.10 15.39



9.1 Public Administra-tion 694 594 665 744 904 1109 1251 3.43 3.33 22.75 12.72

9.2 Other Services 1586 1778 2054 2420 3003 3509 4086 10.86 10.87 16.84 16.44

Services Sector 6939 7902 9114 10676 12261 13937 15920 43.12 42.36 13.67 14.23

GDVA 17081 17954 21193 24568 27655 32321 37578 100 100 16.87 16.27

Net Product Tax & Subsi-dies 1448 1511 1865 1877 2421 3093 3482

GDDP 18529 19464 23058 26446 30075 35414 41060 17.75 15.94




GROSS DISTRICT DOMESTIC PRODUCT OF YSR KADAPA AT CONSTANT (2011-12) PRICES(In Crores)



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2012-13

2013-14

2014-15

TRE

2015-16

SRE

2016-17

FRE

2017-18 AE

2015-16

SRE

2016-17

FRE

2017-18 AE

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1.1B Livestock 803 855 868 1244 1399 1581 1863 12.46 13.03 17.79


1.3 Fishing 24 26 5 20 23 25 23 14.36 10.38 -8.00




2351 1654 1631 1879 2001 2172 2349 6.47 8.56 8.15


501 390 491 531 744 849 977 40.12 14.15 15.09

5 Construction 2617 2514 2620 2824 2857 2965 3212 1.16 3.78 8.34

Industry Sector 5843 5081 5435 5777 6339 6777 7390 9.74 6.92 9.03


1419 1568 1759 1950 2245 2521 2673 15.11 12.32 6.01


7.1 Railways 63 69 74 90 89 97 100 -1.31 9.54 3.20


984 1144 1250 1615 1739 1834 2070 7.68 5.48 12.89

7.3 Communications 158 167 194 213 257 295 331 20.88 14.71 12.22




1412 1604 1672 1815 1915 2048 2264 5.51 6.94 10.54



9.2 Other Services 1586 1639 1757 1926 2206 2378 2604 14.54 7.81 9.52

Services Sector 6939 7408 8017 9046 10054 10925 11956 11.14 8.67 9.43

GDVA 17081 16321 18424 19843 21844 23929 26429 10.08 9.54 10.45


GDDP 18529 17698 19971 21674 24071 26540 29269 11.06 10.26 10.28

Per Capita Income (on NDDP) in Rs.

58184 55290 61367 66936 73706 80981 88807 10.11 9.87 9.66



Growth Engines of YSR Kadapa district for the years 2016-17 & 2017-18 at Constant (2011-12) Prices


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a) Agriculture1 1 Groundnut 65546 22099 7004 23616 29.74 3.35 0.962 2 Paddy 248459 23881 20493 19727 24.85 2.80 0.803 3 Bengalgram 33061 8128 6913 16994 21.40 2.41 0.694 4 Cotton 9153 3030 13836 4580 5.77 0.65 0.19Four (4) Growth Engines contributing 81.76% (Rs. 64917 lakhs) in total Agriculture GVA of Rs. 79398 Lakhs during the year 2017-18 (AE)Groundnut, Paddy and Bengalgram crops alone contributing 75.99% in total Agriculture GVA during 2017-18 (AE)

b) Horticulture5 1 Banana 867663 124448 850024 123624 29.26 17.52 5.036 2 Tomato 676080 53868 1065093 86051 20.36 12.19 3.507 3 Mango 330000 37042 376475 42850 10.14 6.07 1.748 4 Batavia 403050 35279 398928 35407 8.38 5.02 1.449 5 Turmeric 29508 11121 57598 22011 5.21 3.12 0.9010 6 Papaya 453400 14981 495849 16613 3.93 2.35 0.6811 7 Lemon 59392 10212 59392 10355 2.45 1.47 0.4212 8 Chillies Dry 8795 5935 10554 7222 1.71 1.02 0.29Eight (8) Growth Engines contributing 81.44% (Rs.344133 lakhs) in total Horticulture GVA of Rs. 422564 lakhs during the year 2017-18 (AE)Banana crop alone contributing 29.26% in total Horticulture GVAAgrl. Proper: Twelve (12) Growth Engines contributing 81.49% (Rs.409050 Lakhs) in Agriculture Proper GVA of Rs.501962 Lakhs during the year 2017-18 (AE)Banana crop alone contributing 24.63% in total Agriculture GVA during 2017-18 (AE)c) Livestock13 1 Milk (MTs) 468079 94753 522273 105420 56.59 14.88 3.9914 2 Meat (MTs) 22108 45450 27680 61054 32.77 8.62 2.3115 3 Poultry Meat 6006 6061 3.25 0.86 0.2316 4 Egg (Lakh No.) 1635 2931 1777 3138 1.68 0.44 0.12Four(4) Growth Engines contributing 94.30% (Rs.175674 lakhs) in total Livestock GVA of Rs. 186285 lakhs during the year 2017-18(AE)Milk contributing 56.59% in total Livestock GVA during 2017-18(AE)




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d) Fishing17 1 Inland Fish 4035 2435 3606 2176 94.96 0.31 0.0918 2 Prawns 25 56 50 116 5.04 0.02 0.00Two (2) Growth Engines contributing 100% in total Fishing GVA of Rs.2292 lakhs during the year 2017-18(AE)Inland Fish alone contributing 94.96% (Rs.2176 lakhs) in total Fishing GVAAgrl. & Allied: Thirteen (13) Growth Engines contributing 82.87% (Rs.587015 Lakhs) in total Agrl. & Allied GVA of Rs.708333 Lakhs during the year 2017-18 (AE)Banana alone contributing 17.52% in Agrl. & Allied sector GVA during 2017-18 (AE)II) INDUSTRY SECTOR

19 1 Construction 296452 321176 43.46 12.1520 2 Manufacturing 217224 234921 31.79 8.8921 3 Electricity 84900 97712 13.22 3.7022 4 Minor Minerals 54086 56000 7.58 2.1223 5 Major Minerals 25216 29145 3.94 1.10Five (5) Growth Engines contributing 100% in Industrial sector GVA of Rs.738954 lakhsConstruction alone contributing 43.46% in total Industry sector.III) SERVICES SECTOR

24 1 Trade 221035 236730 19.80 8.9625 2 Road Transport 143774 160212 13.40 6.0626 3 O’ship of Dwellings 139209 153886 12.87 5.8227 4 Education 132206 142733 11.94 5.4028 5 Real Estate 65600 72508 6.06 2.7429 6 Health 27981 32542 2.72 1.2330 7 Hotel & Restaurants 31086 30534 2.55 1.16Seven (7) Growth Engines contributing 69.35% (Rs.829145 lakhs) in Services sector GVA of Rs.1195572 lakhs.Trade alone contributing 19.80% in Services sector GVA during 2017-18 (AE) State Gross Value Added: Thirty (30) Growth Engines contributes 81.54% (Rs. 21551 Cr. GVA) in Total GVA of Rs.26429 Cr. during 2017-18 (AE)



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ANANTHAPURAMU DISTRICTGeographical Area (Sq. Kms) : 19130 (1st Place in A.P)

Population (2011Census) : 4081148 ( 6th Place in A.P)











• The Economy of Ananthapuramu district mainly depends on Agriculture & Allied sector. On Agricultural front, as against the net area sown of 8.93 Lakh Hects, the net irrigated area is 1.32 Lakh Hects that accounts for 14.78% of which Ground water is 92%, and remaining 8% of area covered under Tanks & other sources during the year 2016-17.





Agriculture :

• The GVA of Agriculture sector is Rs.2283 crores for which Groundnut itself contributes Rs.1435 Crore (62.83%) followed by Cotton Rs.245 Crore (10.75%), Bengalgram Rs.104 Crore (4.56%), Maize Rs.92 crore(4.04%) and Paddy Rs.92 crore (4.01%). These Five crops are the important Growth Engines which put together contribute 86.19% from Agriculture sector.



Horticulture :

• The GVA of Horticulture sector is Rs.5877 crores for which Tomato contributes Rs.1236 Crores (21.04%), followed by Batavia -Rs.1095 Crores (18.62%), Banana -Rs.904 Crores (15.38%), Mango-Rs.776 Crores (13.20%), Papaya -Rs.121 Crores (2.07%), and Chillies Dry-Rs.73 Crores (1.25%).The above Six crops contributed around 71.56% to this sector.

Livestock :


Fishing :


Industries sector

• The GVA of the Industries Sector is Rs.6751Crores. Out of which Manufacturing contributes Rs.3367 Crores (49.87%) followed by Construction Rs.1228 Crores (18.19%), Electricity Rs.1164 Crores (17.24%), Minor Minerals Rs.931 crore (13.79%) and Major Minerals Rs.61 crore (0.91%).

Services sector

• The GVA of Services sector is Rs.16932 Crore out of which Trade Rs.2878 Crores (17.0%) followed by Ownership of Dwellings contributes Rs.2185 crore (12.90%), Education Rs.1777 crore (10.49%), Road Transport Rs.1673 (9.88%), Real Estate Rs.1029 crore (6.08%), Health Rs.402 crore (2.38%) and Hotels & Restaurants Rs.362 crore (2.14%) which together contribute 60.87% of GVA under this sector.


Agriculture & Allied Sectors

• Expansion of Horticulture under Micro Irrigation

• Planned to collect Soil samples and to distribute Soil health cards with an objective to promote Soil Test Based fertilization.

• Planned to distribute various crop seeds with an aim to increase the yield 5 to 10% by supplying quality and improved varietal seeds.

• Planned to promote Navadhanya Cropping System with an objective to provide Net income to the farmers

• Planned to distribute Micro Nutrients to improve the yields 10 to 12% by correcting Micro Nutrient deficiency.

• Promotion of Farm Mechanization to reduce the cost of cultivation and also to complete the farm operations at right time there by obtaining the quality produce

• Planned to distribute of Fertilizers in the District to optimize the Crop Yields.



• Planned to promote Zero Budget Natural Farming with an objective of reducing cost of cultivation and improving the quality of the produce.

• Krishna Water from Jeedipalli Reservoir to Byravanithippa Project and Pennar Project (Perur Dam) through lift irrigation to improve ayacut and ground water.

• Planed to organization Chandranna Raithu Kshetralu and Polambadi with the objective of promoting Good Agriculture Practices.

• New Mulberry Extent and Cocoon production under sericulture department.

• Supply of indigenous breed Milch animals.

Industry Sector:

• Establishment of MSME Parks, large and mega industries.

• Establishment of mega garment manufacturing enterprises.

• Organization of Entrepreneur Development Programs (EDP).

• Establishment of Agro based processing units.

• Establishment of solar and Wind Energy units.

• Development of Granite Industries at Tadpatri Constituency.

• Providing 24X7 Power supply for industrial services.

• Development of Silk reeling and twisting cluster.

• Development of Auto compartments and Enginering.

Service Sector:

• Development of Tourist Facilities at Mid Pennar River (MPR) Dam near Penakacherla .

• Providing Tourist Facilities at Thimmamma Marrimanu.

• Providing Tourist Facilities at Veerapuramu.

• Providing Tourist Facilities at Nimmalakunta.

• Providing Boating Unit at Penna Ahobilam Balancing Reservoir (PABR) Dam, Kuderu Mandal.

• Providing Boating facility, floating jetty, snack centre along with construction of Ticket counter at Gollapalli Reservoir.

• Providing Wayside Amenities at Tadipatri.

• River front development at Chitravati River Right Bank at Puttaparthi.

• Establishment of Central University at Bukkarayasamudram mandal of

• Target to distribute pre metric scholarships under NTR Vidya Jyothi.

• Provide subsidy to minority beneficiaries’ bank linked sheme under Minority Finance Corporation.

• Construction of additional class rooms, toilets and drinking water under Sarva Siksha Abhiyan.




ANANTAPURAMU DISTRICT(Rs. in Crores)


2015-16 SRE

2016-17 FRE

2017-18 AE

2015-16 SRE

2016-17 FRE

2017-18 AE

Agriculture 13051 15813 20401 9133 9552 11864

Growth Rate 21.29 21.16 29.01 16.57 4.58 24.21

Industry 6202 7118 7576 5775 6496 6751

Growth Rate 6.19 14.77 6.43 8.31 12.48 3.93

Services 17235 20150 22614 14109 15580 16932

Growth Rate 14.81 16.92 12.23 10.89 10.43 8.68

Total GVA 36489 43082 50592 29018 31628 35548

Growth Rate 15.42 18.07 17.43 12.07 9.00 12.39

Net of (PT-PS) 3194 4123 4687 2959 3451 3821

GDDP 39683 47205 55279 31976 35079 39369

Growth Rate 16.62 18.96 17.10 13.07 9.70 12.23

PCI (NDDP) 85770 101870 118451 68479 75005 83693

Growth Rate 15.81 18.77 16.28 12.20 9.53 11.58



GROSS DISTRICT DOMESTIC PRODUCT OF ANANTHAPURAMU AT CURRENT PRICES(In Crores)



2011-12

2012-13

2013-14

2014-15

TRE

2015-16

SRE

2016-17 FRE

2017-18 AE

2016-17

FRE

2017-18 AE

2016-17

FRE

2017-18 AE

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13



1.1B Livestock 1993 2465 2534 3528 3926 4520 5163 10.49 10.21 15.12 14.24


1.3 Fishing 17 20 35 55 54 64 104 0.15 0.21 18.10 62.60




4 Electricity,Gas & Water Supply 927 489 563 1001 987 1495 1272 3.47 2.51 51.38 -14.92

5 Construction 1000 1016 1098 1224 1249 1353 1515 3.14 2.99 8.38 11.94

Industry Sector 5347 3624 3749 5840 6202 7118 7576 16.52 14.97 14.77 6.43



7.1 Railways 363 418 460 595 603 708 753 1.64 1.49 17.42 6.34


7.3 Communications 269 287 364 414 540 647 755 1.50 1.49 19.87 16.77


8.1 Banking & Insur-ance 891 967 1054 1195 1270 1298 1498 3.01 2.96 2.24 15.39



9.1 Public Administra-tion 1379 1517 1700 1900 2309 2834 3195 6.58 6.32 22.75 12.72

9.2 Other Services 2133 2391 2759 3246 4003 4670 5431 10.84 10.74 16.64 16.31

Services Sector 10103 11661 13391 15012 17235 20150 22614 46.77 44.70 16.92 12.23

GDVA 22321 24547 27127 31612 36489 43082 50592 100 100 18.07 17.43

Net Product Tax & Subsi-dies 1892 2065 2387 2416 3194 4123 4687

GDDP 24213 26612 29514 34028 39683 47205 55279 18.96 17.10




GROSS DISTRICT DOMESTIC PRODUCT OF ANANTHAPURAMU AT CONSTANT (2011-12) PRICES

(In Crores)



2011-12

2012-13

2013-14

2014-15

TRE

2015-16

SRE

2016-17

FRE

2017-18 AE

2015-16

SRE

2016-17

FRE

2017-18 AE

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1.1B Livestock 1993 2066 1941 2631 2781 2996 3393 5.69 7.74 13.24


1.3 Fishing 17 22 30 41 39 39 49 -3.53 0.14 24.92





5 Construction 1000 961 1002 1080 1092 1133 1228 1.16 3.78 8.34

Industry Sector 5347 3594 3504 5332 5775 6496 6751 8.31 12.48 3.93



7.1 Railways 363 398 427 520 513 562 580 -1.31 9.54 3.20


7.3 Communications 269 270 320 355 450 518 582 26.94 15.16 12.22






9.2 Other Services 2133 2205 2363 2591 2953 3183 3486 13.97 7.79 9.53

Services Sector 10103 10940 11804 12724 14109 15580 16932 10.89 10.43 8.68

GDVA 22321 22355 23629 25891 29018 31628 35548 12.07 9.00 12.39


GDDP 24213 24241 25613 28280 31976 35079 39369 13.07 9.70 12.23




Growth Engines of Ananthapuramu district for the years 2016-17 & 2017-18 at Constant (2011-12) Prices


GE Sl. No


2016-17(FRE) 2017-18(AE) 2017-18 (AE)

With in Sector




a) Agriculture1 1 Groundnut 164510 55465 425505 143460 62.83 12.03 4.312 2 Cotton 13293 4400 74128 24539 10.75 2.06 0.743 3 Bengalgram 5924 1456 42360 10414 4.56 0.87 0.314 4 Maize 48077 4609 96239 9226 4.04 0.77 0.285 5 Paddy 86147 8280 95230 9167 4.01 0.77 0.28Five (5) Growth Engines contributing 86.19% (Rs.196806 lakhs) in total Agriculture GVA of Rs. 228338 Lakhs during the year 2017-18 (AE)Groundnut and Cotton crops alone contributing 73.57% in total Agriculture GVA during 2017-18 (AE)b) Horticulture6 1 Tomato 1014480 80830 1530409 123645 21.04 10.37 3.727 2 Batavia 1209600 105876 1233200 109453 18.62 9.18 3.298 3 Banana 653543 93737 621730 90422 15.38 7.58 2.729 4 Mango 593160 66582 681543 77573 13.20 6.51 2.3310 5 Papaya 313800 10369 362283 12138 2.07 1.02 0.3611 6 Chillies Dry 14409 9723 10710 7328 1.25 0.61 0.22Six (6) Growth Engines contributing 71.56% (Rs.420559 lakhs) in total Horticulture GVA of Rs. 587740 lakhs during the year 2017-18 (AE)Tomato, Batavia, Banana and Mango crops contributing 68.24% in total Horticulture GVAAgrl. Proper: Eleven (11) Growth Engines contributing 75.65% (Rs.617364 Lakhs) in Agriculture Proper GVA of Rs.816078 Lakhs during the year 2017-18 (AE)Ground crop alone contributing 17.58% in total Agriculture GVA during 2017-18 (AE)c) Livestock12 1 Milk (MTs) 747112 129913 832607 145515 42.89 12.27 4.0913 2 Meat (MTs) 44705 103622 53740 118534 34.94 9.99 3.3314 3 Poultry Meat 7538 7944 2.34 0.67 0.2215 4 Egg (Lakh No.) 2396 4278 2550 4503 1.33 0.38 0.13Four (4) Growth Engines contributing 81.47% (Rs. 276496 lakhs) in total Live-stock GVA of Rs.339265 lakhs during the year 2017-18(AE)Milk contributing 42.89% in total Livestock GVA during 2017-18(AE)




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d) Fishing16 1 Inland Fish 6415 3872 7984 4818 97.66 0.40 0.1417 2 Prawns 35 78 50 115 2.34 0.01 0.00Two (2) Growth Engines contributing 100% in total Fishing GVA of Rs.4934 lakhs during the year 2017-18(AE)Inland Fish alone contributing 97.66% (Rs.4818 lakhs) in total Fishing GVAAgrl. & Allied: Seventeen (17) Growth Engines contributing 75.76% (Rs.898794 Lakhs) in total Agrl. & Allied GVA of Rs.1186410 Lakhs during the year 2017-18 (AE)Milk and ground nut contributing 12% each in total Agrl. & Allied sector GVAII) INDUSTRY SECTOR

18 1 Manufacturing 310549 336685 49.87 9.4719 2 Construction 113339 122791 18.19 3.4520 3 Electricity 131338 116359 17.24 3.2721 4 Minor Minerals 89079 93129 13.79 2.6222 5 Major Minerals 5317 6146 0.91 0.17Five (5) Growth Engines contributing 100% in Industrial sector GVA of Rs.675110 lakhs.Manufacturing contributing 49.87% in total GVA of Industry Sector during 2017-18.III) SERVICES SECTOR

23 1 Trade 268738 287820 17.00 8.1024 2 O’ship of Dwellings 197208 218475 12.90 6.1525 3 Education 164567 177671 10.49 5.0026 4 Road Transport 156195 167266 9.88 4.7127 5 Real Estate 92932 102942 6.08 2.9028 6 Health 34605 40245 2.38 1.1329 7 Hotel & Restaurants 36852 36198 2.14 1.02Seven (7) Growth Engines contributing 60.87% (Rs.1030616 lakhs) in Services sector GVA of Rs.1693249 Lakhs.Trade,O’ship of Dwellings and Education are the major contributing sectors with more than 40% in Ser-vices sector GVAState Gross Value Added: Twenty Nine (29) Growth Engines contributes 73% (Rs.26045 Cr. GVA) in Total GVA of Rs.35548 Cr. during 2017-18 (AE)



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1,19,638

KURNOOL DISTRICTGeographical Area (Sq. Kms) : 17658 (2nd Place in A.P)



Net Area Sown in (NAS) 2016-17 : 8.77 LakhHects.









• The Economy of Kurnool district mainly depends on Agriculture & Allied sector. On Agricultural front, as against the net area sown of 8.77 Lakh Hects, the net irrigated area is 2.23 Lakh Hects that accounts for 25.43% of which Ground water is 44%, Canals-43% and remaining 13% of area covered under Tanks & other sources during the year 2016-17.





Agriculture :

• The GVA of Agriculture sector is Rs.3599 crores for which Cotton contributes Rs.1149 Crore (31.93%) followed by Paddy Rs.494 crore (13.74%), Groundnut - Rs.482 Crore (13.39%), Bengalgram Rs.462 Crore (12.84%), Maize Rs.265 crore (7.38%), Jowar Rs.94 Crore (2.62%), Redgram Rs.93 Crore (2.60%) and Tobacco Rs.87 Crore (2.41%). These Eight crops are the important Growth Engines which put together contribute 86.90% from Agriculture sector.



Horticulture :

• The GVA of Horticulture sector is Rs.3649 crores for which Chillies Dry contributes Rs.1121 Crores (30.73%) followed by Tomato Rs.724 Crores (19.83%), Banana -Rs.274 Crores (7.50%), Mango-Rs.143 Crores (3.91%), Bendi -Rs.71 Crores (1.95%) and Turmeric -Rs.71 Crores (1.94%). The above Six crops contributed around 65.86% to this sector.

Livestock :


Fishing :

• The GVA of Fishing Sector is Rs.180 Crore of which Inland fish itself contributes with Rs.176 Crores (98.08%) followed by Prawns with Rs.3 Crore (1.92%)

Industries sector

• The GVA of the Industries Sector is Rs.7748 Crores. Out of which Construction contributes Rs.3377 Crores (43.59%) followed by Manufacturing Rs.2178 Crores (28.11%), Electricity Rs.1028 Crores (13.26%), Minor Minerals Rs.914 crore (11.80%) and Major Minerals Rs.251 crore (3.24%).

Services sector

• The GVA of Services sector is Rs.15915 Crore out of which Trade Rs.3005 Crores (18.88%) followed by Road Transport contributes Rs.2244 (14.10%), Ownership of Dwellings Rs.2099 crore (13.19%), Education Rs.1771 crore (11.13%), Real Estate Rs.989 crore (6.21%), Health Rs.565 crore (3.55%) and Hotels & Restaurants Rs.378 crore (2.38%) which together contribute 69.44% of GVA under this sector.



• 25,000 Ha. Of area is targeted for expansion of horticulture under Micro Irrigation under PMKSY scheme.

• Awareness campaigns are being conducted to create awareness among farmers about M.I.systems at village/Mandal level.

• Convergence of campaigns are conducted with NREGS, Horticulture and APMIP.

• Service campaigns are being conducted at village to solve problems of M.I.System.

• Construction of 300 Nos borewell recharge structures are planned during 2018-19.

• Construction of 300 Nos check dams are planned during 2018-19.

• Improvements to 750 Nos check dams / Percolation tanks including desilting are planned during 2018-19.



• Digging of Pantakuta(Farm ponds) 20,000 are planned during 2018-19

Industry Sector :

• Assistance /Tie up with Banks for 84 Nos PMEGP units are planned during 2018-19.

• Assistance /Tie up with Banks for 48 Nos CGTMSE units are planned during 2018-19.

• Providing 24X7 power supply is assured for industrial sector.

• Establishment of 550 MSME units , 2 Large and Mega industries are planned during 2018-19.

• Establishment of One (1) Cotton Ginning factory is planned during 2018-19.

• MSME parks are established in all 14 Assembly Constituencies in the District.

• Establishment of 85 MSME units are planned in Panyam Constituency during 2018-19.

• 4 Cement industries hub are coming up in the District in Kolimigundla Mandal , Kurnoo District

• 2 Food processing units at Thangadancha (v) of Jupadu Bungalow (m) and 2 Steel plants Guttapadu (v) of Orvakal (m) are coming up in the district.

Service Sector:

• Organisation of 14 Nos Entrepreneur Development programmes (EDP) are planned during 2018-19.

• Srisailam Temple is developing with CFA funds under PRASAD SCHEME providing infrastructure facilities to be taken up.

• To facilitate to the tourist accommodation and Restaurant facilities are creating in PPP mode in Mantralayam.

• Basic amenities and Rope way has been sanctioned by the Govt of AP in Ahobilam of Allagadda mandal.

• Development of tourist facilities have been created at Yaganti temple at Banaganapalle (m) under Local Tourism Project.

• Ventilation and illumination are taken up to facilitate to the tourists in Belum Caves of Kolimigundla (m).

• Boating facilities and tourist infrastructure facilities has been taken up in Gargeyapuram Cheruvu of Kurnool (m).

• Tourist infrastructure facilities have been created at OWK reservoir and Boating facilities going to be created in PPP mode.

• The tourist facilities are to created at Yellarthi darga of Holagunda (m) under Local Tourism project.

• The tourist facilities are to created at Urukunda temple of Kowthalam (m) under Local Tourism project.

• Development of Muchumarri L.I.Scheme as Tourism destination.

• Development of Kethavaram (v) of Orvkal (m) as Tourist spot.

• Improvements to Tourist facilities at Orvakal in Kurnool District.

• Development of Orvakal Airport.



GVA/GDDP Estimates from 2015-16 to 2017-18 at Current and Constant (2011-12) PricesKURNOOL DISTRICT

(Rs. in Crores)


2015-16 SRE

2016-17 FRE

2017-18 AE

2015-16 SRE

2016-17 FRE

2017-18 AE

Agriculture 13272 16808 19356 8863 10776 12109

Growth Rate 13.75 26.64 15.16 -3.30 21.58 12.37

Industry 7678 8550 9467 6637 7167 7748

Growth Rate 8.62 11.6 10.73 6.64 7.98 8.11

Services 16237 18801 21215 13296 14577 15915

Growth Rate 14.98 15.79 12.84 11.19 9.64 9.18

Total GVA 37187 44158 50037 28796 32520 35773

Growth Rate 13.18 18.75 13.31 5.30 12.93 10.00

Net of (PT-PS) 3255 4226 4636 2936 3549 3845

GDDP 40442 48385 54673 31732 36069 39618

Growth Rate 14.34 19.64 13.00 6.23 13.67 9.84

PCI (NDDP) 89595 106755 119638 69821 79053 86227

Growth Rate 14.17 19.15 12.07 5.76 13.22 9.07



GROSS DISTRICT DOMESTIC PRODUCT OF KURNOOL AT CURRENT PRICES(In Crores)



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1.1B Livestock 1411 2005 2592 3159 5445 6755 7322 15.30 14.63 24.06 8.40


1.3 Fishing 122 134 172 183 218 288 380 0.65 0.76 32.01 31.99





5 Construction 2751 2793 3020 3368 3435 3722 4167 8.43 8.33 8.38 11.94

Industry Sector 5482 5209 5478 7069 7678 8550 9467 19.36 18.92 11.36 10.73



7.1 Railways 85 97 107 139 140 165 175 0.37 0.35 17.42 6.34


7.3 Communications 253 299 394 425 531 652 761 1.48 1.52 22.81 16.77




1895 2284 2578 2964 3308 3747 4289 8.49 8.57 13.25 14.47



9.2 Other Services 2155 2419 2792 3291 4074 4746 5529 10.75 11.05 16.51 16.49

Services Sector 9649 11068 12780 14122 16237 18801 21215 42.58 42.40 15.79 12.84

GDVA 21126 24368 28918 32858 37187 44158 50037 100 100 18.75 13.31


GDDP 22917 26418 31463 35368 40442 48385 54673 19.64 13.00




GROSS DISTRICT DOMESTIC PRODUCT OF KURNOOL AT CONSTANT (2011-12) PRICES(In Crore)



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1.1B Livestock 1411 1667 2011 2191 3637 4194 4474 65.95 15.32 6.69


1.3 Fishing 122 133 151 148 174 171 180 17.22 -1.73 5.18

Agriculture Sector 5995 6816 8852 9166 8863 10776 12109 -3.30 21.58 12.37



1021 956 972 1695 1857 2016 2178 9.56 8.56 8.05


765 433 480 624 801 1001 1028 28.39 24.90 2.67

5 Construction 2751 2643 2755 2970 3004 3117 3377 1.16 3.78 8.34

Industry Sector 5482 4655 5030 6224 6637 7167 7748 6.64 7.98 8.11


1780 1987 2226 2468 2840 3191 3384 15.08 12.36 6.03


7.1 Railways 85 93 99 121 119 131 135 -1.31 9.54 3.20


1962 2139 2336 2197 2366 2633 2900 7.68 11.29 10.11

7.3 Communications 253 281 346 364 443 522 586 21.74 17.99 12.22




1895 2157 2258 2458 2598 2784 3088 5.70 7.18 10.90



9.2 Other Services 2155 2231 2393 2630 3008 3240 3558 14.36 7.72 9.82

Services Sector 9649 10374 11235 11957 13296 14577 15915 11.19 9.64 9.18

GDVA 21126 21845 25117 27347 28796 32520 35773 5.30 12.93 10.00


GDDP 22917 23688 27225 29871 31732 36069 39618 6.23 13.67 9.84

Per Capita Income (on NDDP) in Rs.

51677 53201 60385 66016 69821 79053 86227 5.76 13.22 9.07



Growth Engines of Kurnool district for the years 2016-17 & 2017-18 at Constant (2011-12) Prices


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a) Agriculture1 1 Cotton 271206 89777 347135 114911 31.93 9.26 3.052 2 Paddy 652327 62700 513584 49438 13.74 3.98 1.313 3 Groundnut 135296 45615 142905 48181 13.39 3.88 1.284 4 Bengalgram 159422 39191 188061 46232 12.84 3.72 1.235 5 Maize 194692 18665 276915 26548 7.38 2.14 0.706 6 Jowar 90529 10082 84821 9446 2.62 0.76 0.257 7 Redgram 40001 10998 34000 9348 2.60 0.75 0.258 8 Tobacco 11486 14782 6734 8666 2.41 0.70 0.23Eight (8) Growth Engines contributing 86.90% (Rs.312769 lakhs) in total Agriculture GVA of Rs. 359939 Lakhs during the year 2017-18 (AE)Cotton, Paddy, Groundnut and Bengalgram crops alone contributing 71.89% in total Agriculture GVA during 2017-18 (AE)b) Horticulture9 1 Chillies Dry 198577 134002 163862 112124 30.73 9.03 2.9710 2 Tomato 72645 5788 895588 72356 19.83 5.83 1.9211 3 Banana 192920 27670 188149 27364 7.50 2.20 0.7312 4 Mango 108144 12139 125428 14276 3.91 1.15 0.3813 5 Bendi 44710 4969 63240 7127 1.95 0.57 0.1914 6 Turmeric 8420 3173 18524 7079 1.94 0.57 0.19Six (6) Growth Engines contributing 65.86% (Rs.240326 lakhs) in total Horticulture GVA of Rs. 364918 lakhs during the year 2017-18 (AE)Chillies Dry and Tomato crops contributing 50.55% in total Horticulture GVAAgrl. Proper: Forteen (14) Growth Engines contributing 76.3% (Rs553096 Lakhs) in Agriculture Proper GVA of Rs.724857 Lakhs during the year 2017-18 (AE)Chillies Dry crop alone contributing 15.47% in total Agriculture GVA during 2017-18 (AE)c) Livestock15 1 Milk (MTs) 1008958 207142 1128550 231497 51.74 19.12 6.4716 2 Meat (MTs) 71816 190691 87966 194027 43.37 16.02 5.4217 3 Poultry Meat 6726 6492 1.45 0.54 0.1818 4 Egg (Lakh No.) 1610 3223 1742 3076 0.69 0.25 0.09




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Four (4) Growth Engines contributing 97.25% (Rs.435092 lakhs) in total Livestock GVA of Rs. 447406 lakhs during the year 2017-18(AE)Milk contributing 51.74% in total Livestock GVA during 2017-18(AE) d) Fishing19 1 Inland Fish 27858 16813 29240 17646 98.08 1.42 0.4720 2 Prawns 132 293 150 346 1.92 0.03 0.01Two (2) Growth Engines contributing 100% in total Fishing GVA of Rs.17992 lakhs during the year 2017-18(AE)Inland Fish alone contributing 98.08% (Rs.17646 lakhs) in total Fishing GVAAgrl. & Allied Sector: Twenty (20) Growth Engines contributing 83.09% (Rs.1006180 lakhs) in total Agrl. & Allied GVA of Rs. 1210923 lakhs during the year 2017-18(AE)Milk contributing 19.12% in total Agrl. & Allied GVA during 2017-18(AE) II) INDUSTRY SECTOR

21 1 Construction 311745 337745 43.59 9.4422 2 Manufacturing 201560 217781 28.11 6.0923 3 Electricity 100104 102774 13.26 2.8724 4 Minor Minerals 81725 91407 11.80 2.5625 5 Major Minerals 21741 25128 3.24 0.70Five (5) Growth Engines contributing 100% in Industrial sector GVA of Rs.774835 Lakhs. during 2017-18 (AE)Construction sector contributing 43.59% in total GVA of Industry Sector.III) SERVICES SECTOR

26 1 Trade 280622 300548 18.88 8.4027 2 Road Transport 206439 224373 14.10 6.2728 3 O’ship of Dwellings 189233 209865 13.19 5.8729 4 Education 164057 177121 11.13 4.9530 5 Real Estate 89174 98885 6.21 2.7631 6 Health 48584 56502 3.55 1.5832 7 Hotel & Restaurants 38521 37838 2.38 1.06Seven (7) Growth Engines contributing 69.44% (Rs.1105132 lakhs) in Services sector GVA of Rs.1591549 lakhs.Trade and Road Transport are contributing more than 30% in Services sector GVAState Gross Value Added: Thirty Two (32) Growth Engines contributing 80.68% (Rs.28862 Crores) in Total GVA of Rs.35773 Crores .



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District Domestic Product 2017 - 18 (At Current Prices)

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