UNIVERSITY OF MUMBAI

Anjuman-I-Islam’s
AKBAR PEERBHOY COLLEGE OF COMMERCE AND
ECONOMICS
M.COM SEM II
POST GRADUATION DEPARTMENT (SELF FINANCE)

Budget 2022 FOR 26 FEBRUARY 2022

CHILDREN
AND SUBJECT TEACHER:
 Prof. SALMAN SAYYAD F QADRI
TEAM COORDINATOR:

GENDER – BENEFITS  ANSARI RIZWAN AHMED

MEMBERS:


TAUSEEF AASIF BEG
ANAS AKIL KAUNCHALE
 MOHD YUSUF
 MOHD SALMAN
Dr. Mohammed Anzar Prof. Hemanth Jonnala  MAAZ MOHD NOOR
 NOOR AHMED IDRIEES AHMED
(MCOM Coordinator) (I/C Principal)  KHAN AFREEN
Content:
A. INTRODUCTION

B. BUDGET FOR CHILDRENS

i. SCHEMES & BENEFITS FOR CHILDREN
ii. SCHEMES FOR GIRLS CHILD

C. BUDGET FOR GENDER

i. SCHEMES & BENEFITS FOR WOMENS
ii. SCHEMES & BENEFITS FOR TRANSGENDER

D. ANALYSIS & IMPACTS

E. METHODOLOGY
A. INTRODUCTION OF

FOR CHILDREN & GENDER

 According 2022 total population of india140 crore 52% male 48%

female including 6 lakh transgender

 There is 41% population of children o in India out of total population.

 Total Union Budget amounts to Rs 3,944,909 crore, according to the

2022-23

 Allocations for the welfare of children, is Rs 92,736.5 crore

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B. BUDGET FOR CHILDREN

i. SCHEMES & BENEFITS FOR

CHILDREN
 Under “one class-one tv” 200 education
channels are proposed in budget.

 'National Tele-Mental Health Programme’

“23 tele-mental health centres”

 Mission Shakti has increased from 3109

crore BE2021-22 to 3184 crore BE2022-
23.

 There are “Two lakh Anganwadi Centres”

will be upgrade in coming year which is
proposed in this budget.Rs20,105,crore.
 ii. Schemes for Girl Childs
 SUKANYA SAMRIDDHI YOJANA.

 MISSION NARI SHAKTI.

 MISSION VATSALYA,

 MUKHYAMANTRI LAADLI YOJANA.

 POSHAN 2.0

 SAKSHAM ANGANWADI 
Budget
For
Genders
 C. Budget For Genders
 Gender Budget component in the Union Budget since 2005-06.
 The Gender Budget statement comprise of two parts
i. highlights the Women Specific Schemes, with 100% allocation for women,

ii. schemes where at least 30% of the allocation is for women.  

it has shrunk as a percentage of total Budget expenditure
The Gender Budget, an increase of 11.5%
 rising from ₹1,53,326.28 crore. to ₹1,71,006.47 crore.
I. Schemes & Benefits for Womens
 MISSION SHAKTI
(allotted Rs 3,184 crore)

 MISSION POSHAN 2.0

(allotted  Rs 10,108.76 crore (10.99% ^).

 SAKSHAM ANGANWADI
(allotted  Rs 10,154.24 crore (18.56% ^).

 MISSION VATSALYA
 “HAR GHAR NAL SE JAL”
(allotted  Rs 60,000 crore for 3.8 crore household

 MISSION FOR PROTECTION AND

EMPOWERMENT FOR WOMEN
(allotted  Rs 3109 crore (9% ^).
II . Scheme and Benefits for Transgender
1. SMILE :

(Support for Marginalised Individuals for

Livelihood and Enterprise),

 Scholarships For Transgender Students:

 Skill Development And Livelihood:
 Composite Medical Health:
 Housing In The Form Of ‘Garimagreh
 Provision Of Transgender Protection Cell:
 E-services 

The Ministry has allocated Rs 365 crore for the scheme

from 2022-23 to 2025-26
2. Garima Greh Scheme for Transgender persons

 shelter homes for destitute and needy Transgender Persons 

 shelter homes and provided financial assistance to community-based

organizations (CBOs) .

 shelter homes are in the States of Maharashtra, Delhi, West Bengal,

Rajasthan, Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Tamil Nadu and Odisha.

 These shelter homes would Also provide basic amenities like food, medical

care, recreational facilities
4. Transgender Community Desk’
at Gachibowli Police Station

•  Hyderabad's Gachibowli Police

Station

5. Separate toilet for transgender

• Kamchha area of ​Varanasi
• It will be propose in all over India
D1. ANALYSIS (A)

This year's budgetary allocation for children, as a proportion of the Union Budget, is actually the
lowest in the last 10 years.
it has been reduced by 2.41 percentage points; from 4.76% (2012-13 BE) to 2.35% (2022-23 BE),
 D1. ANALYSIS (B) Gender Budget as % of GDP

 gender budget has decreased

from 0.72 per cent of the GDP
of the revised estimates (RE) for
2021-22 to 0.66 per cent of
the BE for 2022-23

Gender Budget as % of Total Expenditure Budget

 Overall Quantum Of The

Gender Budget Continues
To Remain Below 5% Of
The Total Expenditure
D2. IMPACTS

 Union Budget 2022-23 has not focused on issues of inflation, access to education and
healthcare for all.
 Reduction in the fund allocation for national schemes such as MNREGA that benefit
the population falling under BPL (Below Poverty Line.

 Under gender budget Women-centric schemes have been allocated ₹ 26,772.89 crore.

This is a marginal 6% rise from the last Budget,   
 The gender budget statement should be developed by undertaking gender audits and
that we need to focus on strengthening gender-disaggregated data.

 We need to understand the multi-stakeholder roles in the gender budget conversation

and that it is high time we formulate and implement policies for women in different
fields including agriculture.
 E.
METHODOLOGY
 Source Of Information:
Government Officials Websites, Times Of
India’s Articles, Hindustan Times Article’s,
Youtube Etc.

 Graf & Images:

From Different Websites On Google

 Preparation:
Group Discussion, Online Meetings Through
Google Meet
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