State-Wise Implementation of National AYUSH Mission
State-Wise Implementation of National AYUSH Mission
The National AYUSH Mission (NAM) was launched by the Government of India to promote the AYUSH systems of medicine through cost-effective services and integrating these systems into the healthcare system. Below is a detailed overview of the implementation strategy across different states.
Objectives of the National AYUSH Mission
Enhancing the availability and accessibility of quality AYUSH healthcare services.
Improving educational facilities in the AYUSH systems.
Boosting the adoption of traditional and alternative medicine systems through systematic national programs.
Implementation Strategy
The implementation of NAM is tailored to the specific needs of each state, considering the prevalence and acceptance of AYUSH practices in those regions. The mission encompasses several components including enhancing AYUSH educational institutions, developing AYUSH research, and setting up specialized AYUSH clinics and dispensaries.
State-Wise Initiatives
Uttar Pradesh:
The state has focused on establishing combined AYUSH hospitals along with standalone facilities to increase accessibility for rural populations.
Kerala:
Emphasizing the integration of AYUSH and modern medicine, Kerala has spearheaded initiatives to train healthcare professionals in multidisciplinary approaches.
Maharashtra:
The mission in Maharashtra stresses herbal medicine promotion by setting up herbal gardens and expanding public awareness campaigns.
Tamil Nadu:
Recognized for its strength in Siddha medicine, Tamil Nadu is enhancing research and educational opportunities in traditional systems of healing.
Each state forms a State AYUSH Society which actively facilitates the implementation of activities under NAM. The government allocates funds based on proposals and requirements presented by each state.
Contact Information
For more detailed information or inquiries, you can contact the Ministry of AYUSH directly:
