Archive · 26 Aug 2026
Andhra Pradesh Planning Society Drives Swarna Andhra 2047 Roadmap
Andhra Pradesh has a long-term plan called Swarna Andhra @2047.
The Andhra Pradesh State Development Planning Society, or APSDPS, is helping put this plan into action.
It uses data, training and online dashboards to see whether government projects are working.
More than 8.2 lakh government employees are included in a large training programme.
Special teams in all 175 constituencies track hundreds of development measures.
The Chief Minister reviews information from districts, public campaigns and grievance records.
The state is also creating new institutions to improve governance and test new ideas.
Its goals include a much larger economy, higher incomes and faster growth by 2047.
APSDPS is implementing Andhra Pradesh’s Swarna Andhra @2047 development roadmap through data-driven planning and monitoring.
The state aims for a $2.4 trillion economy, ₹55 lakh per capita income and annual growth of at least 15% by 2047.
More than 8.2 lakh government employees are covered by iGOT Karmayogi, with Andhra Pradesh ranking second nationally.
Constituency Vision Action Plan Units operate in all 175 Assembly constituencies and track more than 600 development indicators.
New initiatives include governance institutes, AI-enabled economic monitoring, population planning and urban-governance cooperation with Singapore.
- Who
- The Andhra Pradesh State Development Planning Society, working under the state Planning Department and guided by Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu’s government.
- What
- APSDPS is coordinating data-driven planning, employee training, constituency monitoring and policy initiatives for the Swarna Andhra @2047 roadmap.
- When
- The roadmap targets outcomes by 2047; the AP Knowledge Society and Capacity Building Policy is dated 2025, and the Population Management Policy is dated 2026.
- Where
- Andhra Pradesh, including its 175 Assembly constituencies and the proposed governance institutions at Amaravati.
- Why
- To translate the state’s long-term development targets into measurable outcomes through monitoring, capacity building and evidence-based governance.
- Economic target
- A $2.4-trillion economy by 2047.
- Income target
- Per capita income of ₹55 lakh by 2047.
- Growth target
- Sustained annual growth of 15% or more.
- Employee training
- More than 8.2 lakh government employees are covered by iGOT Karmayogi.
- Training performance
- Andhra Pradesh recorded more than 1.52 crore course completions against 1.85 crore enrolments and ranked second nationally.
- Constituency monitoring
- CVAPUs operate in all 175 Assembly constituencies and track more than 600 development indicators.
- Governance institutions
- The state is establishing the Global Institute for Good Governance and the Andhra Governance Innovation Lab at Amaravati.