RKSK | RASHTRIYA KISHOR SWASTHYA KARYAKRAM

Welcome to the
Rashtriya Kishor Swasthya Karyakram (RKSK) Dashboard

The objective of the Dashboard is to provide the MoHFW with a robust, agile data management system, which will help in effective monitoring and evaluation of policies and programs on adolescent health. The web-based interactive, dynamic platform for monitoring & evaluation would ease decision-making at the National, State & District levels.

The dashboard has 2 components:

Survey Dashboard

It has data from the national level surveys which will help the decision makers to see the trends in performance of the various indicators over the years

Programmatic Dashboard

It helps in capturing real time data from the Counsellor’s app and PE app and assess the performance of the AFHCs at the block & sub center level.

In Focus

2nd National Workshop on Ayushman Bharat- School Health & Wellness Programme (16-17 Jan, 2023)

RKSK Dashboard was launched by AS &MD (NHM) during the 2nd National SHWP Workshop in New Delhi. This dashboard brings disaggregated and pre-analysed data on all aspects of adolescent health and well-being on one platform. This easily accessible and vetted platform is created with the aim to support States and UTs to make data-driven decisions for both health and education programs. The RKSK Dashboard has been developed under the guidance of the Adolescent Health Division, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare and supported by WHO-India office.

Stories From State

Adolescent Health and Wellness Day Celebration

On 27th February 2023, female adolescents of the field practice area of Rural Health Training Center, PSM department, GMCS gathered at the Model Adolescent Friendly Health Clinic at the Department. Girls were accompanied by their respective Anganwadi Workers. They were made aware of adolescent health issues like development, nutrition, menstruation and menstrual hygiene, gender identity, mental health, etc. Their anthropometric measurements, along with hemoglobin, RBS, etc. were also assessed.

Did You Know?

India's Adolescent Population

With more than 25.3 crore adolescents, India has the largest adolescent cohort in the world

Human Papillomavirus (HPV) Vaccination

In India, cervical cancer is the 2nd most common cancer in women. HPV vaccination can prevent common types of cervical cancer.

AFHCs

Adolescent Friendly Health Clinics provide counselling and clinical services to adolescents.

Launched on 7th January 2014, RKSK is a health programme for adolescents, in the age group of 10-19 years that was launched by the Government of India to address health needs of adolescents including their sexual and reproductive health, nutrition, mental health and substance abuse, gender-based violence, and risk factors for non-communicable diseases, among others