District Intelligence

Guntur (28_guntur)

Andhra Pradesh · District Intelligence · 2024

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Political Representation

Guntur — 18th Lok Sabha (2024) · ECI Verified

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Lok Sabha MP — Data Pending

No MP record linked to this district yet. This may be due to constituency boundary mapping. Data is sourced from ECI 2024 election results.

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State Legislative Assembly MLAs

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District Collector & Administrative Officers

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ℹ️MP data is sourced from the Election Commission of India 18th Lok Sabha (2024) election results. Administrative officer and MLA data is currently not available — nPIP shows no data rather than inaccurate placeholders.

District Overview

Guntur — Emerging District, Andhra Pradesh

Dev. Score56.9

National Rank#581

National Rank

#581

Category

Emerging

Development Intelligence56.9

Guntur (Andhra Pradesh) ranks as Emerging with a composite score of 56.9. Development is gradually improving, with Energy as the leading sector and Education requiring prioritised attention.

Development Score

▲ 1.256.9

Guntur (Andhra Pradesh) ranks as Emerging with a composite score of 56.9. Development is gradually improving, with Energy as the leading sector and Education requiring prioritised attention.

Sources: NFHS-5 · HMIS · UDISE+ · JJM · Saubhagya · MoAFW

Health

▲ 1.355.7

Health score of 55.7 (Emerging) reflects strong institutional delivery coverage at 90%. Child health shows moderate child nutrition gaps (stunting: 30%), with IMR at 3 per 1,000 births.

Sources: NFHS-5 (2019–21) · HMIS (2023–24) · NHM

Education

▼ 1.140.1

Education performance scores 40.1 (Needs Attention). Education gaps across enrollment, retention, and school infrastructure require urgent focus.

Sources: UDISE+ (2022–23) · ASER · NAS

Infrastructure

▲ 0.450.0

Infrastructure score 50.0 (Emerging): electrification at 97%. Targeted investment in physical connectivity and basic services needed.

Sources: PMGSY · Census 2011 · MoRD

Water & Sanitation

▲ 0.169.5

Water & Sanitation scores 69.5 (High Performer). Tap water access and sanitation coverage demonstrate strong JJM and SBM implementation.

Sources: JJM Dashboard (2023) · SBM · NFHS-5

Energy

▲ 1.698.5

Energy score 98.5 (Front Runner): household electrification at 97% under Saubhagya. Near-universal electricity access achieved.

Sources: Saubhagya Portal (2023) · MNRE · CEA

Agriculture

▼ 1.350.0

Agriculture performance scores 50.0 (Emerging). Agricultural productivity is moderate with potential for improvement through irrigation and inputs.

Sources: MoAFW (2022–23) · PMFBY · NABARD

Development Velocity

+1.18

YoY improvement

Rank #664 nationally

Health+1.3

Education-1.1

Infrastructure+0.4

Water+0.1

Energy+1.6

Agriculture-1.3

Trend AnalysisSteady Progress+1.18/yr

-5

Overall development trajectory is steady progress with moderate composite performance. Multi-sector progress is driving aggregate improvement.

Health: +1.3

Education: -1.1

Infrastructure: +0.4

Water: +0.1

Energy: +1.6

Agriculture: -1.3

Sector Performance

Opportunity Radar2 gaps identified

Guntur

Road Infrastructure

PMGSY Connectivity Expansion

High

Infrastructure score of 50.0 indicates physical connectivity gaps.

Education Infrastructure

School Infrastructure Upgrade

Medium

Education score of 40.1 points to enrollment and infrastructure gaps.

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Health Source DataHealth Score: 55.7

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NFHS-5 (2019–21) Indicators

Institutional Delivery

90.4%

higher is better

ANC 4+ Visits

91.0%

higher is better

Full Immunisation

75.6%

higher is better

Stunting U5

30.4%

lower is better

Wasting U5

11.3%

lower is better

Anaemia in Women

53.4%

lower is better

Anaemia in Children

63.0%

lower is better

Under-5 Mortality

6.0/1000

lower is better

Infant Mortality

3.0/1000

lower is better

HMIS (2023–24) Health System

ANC Registrations

20K

HMIS 2023–24

Institutional Deliveries

18K

HMIS 2023–24

Fully Immunised

13K

HMIS 2023–24

Sub-Centres (SC)

HMIS 2023–24

PHCs Functional

HMIS 2023–24

CHCs Functional

HMIS 2023–24

Health score (weight: 20%) computed from NFHS-5 indicators: institutional delivery, immunisation, child nutrition (stunting/wasting), anaemia, and mortality rates.

Education Source DataScore: 40.1

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Schools with Electricity

0.0%

National: 87%

Schools with Girls Toilet

0.0%

Target: 100%

Schools with Water

0.0%

Target: 100%

Total Schools