Andhra Pradesh

Climatic Advantage

The summer months, extending from March to June, bring warmth accompanied by high humidity, while the monsoon season, from June to September, rejuvenates the landscape with abundant rainfall. As the year progresses, the state transitions into pleasant winters from October to February, with the coastal influence ensuring milder temperatures and a comfortable atmosphere.

First

in fish and shrimp production, as well as in the area and production of fruits and spices

Largest

single-location solar park in the world (at Kurnool)

Demographic Advantage

The Labour Force Participation Rate (LFPR) in usual status (ps+ss) was 47.5%, surpassing the national average by a margin of 2.4%. Additionally, the Worker Population Rate (WPR) in usual status (ps+ss) was 45.6%, surpassing the national average by 1.9%

Healthcare Facilities

Significant progress in the healthcare sector with the Maternal Mortality Rate (MMR) improving to 45 per 1,00,000 live births and the Infant Mortality Rate (IMR) reaching 24 per 1,000 live births - both higher than the national average.

Educational Facilities

Literacy rate rose from 62.07% (2001) to 67.35% (2011), with female literacy improving from 52.72% to 59.96%. Since 1981, overall literacy has surged 37+ percentage points, showcasing the state's commitment to education.

Technology & Advancement

The AP Semiconductor & Display Fab Policy (4.0) 2024-29 aims to build a semiconductor and display manufacturing ecosystem, while the AP IT & GCC Policy (4.0) 2024-29 fuels IT sector and global capability center growth.

Infrastructure Details

A well-developed irrigation network supports agriculture, with the Polavaram Irrigation Project (78% complete) set to boost water availability for farming, drinking, and industry. Key progress includes Head Works (74.92%), Left Main Canal (73%), and Right Main Canal (93%).

Sustainability Initiatives

With 44 GW wind and 38 GW solar potential, Andhra Pradesh is a renewable energy leader, boasting 7,522 MW installed capacity (solar: 3,755 MW, wind: 3,636 MW). The state also holds 4 GW hydro and reverse-pumped hydro potential, enhancing energy security.