Apart from the various campaigns, awareness programs, and creation of improvised reforms, there are several schemes under Beti Bachao Beti Padhao each of which focuses on the upliftment, empowerment, and welfare of women & girl children. Here is a list of few popular schemes under BBBP: Sukanya Samridhi Yojana Balika Samridhi Yojana Ladli Laxmi Yojana Ladli scheme Kanyashree Prakalpa Yojana Dhanalakshmi scheme and many more

In the region of Mansa, Punjab- Several initiatives have been spread out in the region to encourage girls and inspire to pursue their education A sub-scheme in the name of ‘Udaan-Sapneya Di Duniya De Rubaru’ is introduced for girls from Class VI to XII under which they get the opportunity to spend one day with professionals such as Doctors, Engineers, IAS and more.

It is certain that Beti Bachao Beti Padhao is an initiative which targets the entire country. However, to simplify the reach, three classifications have been made regarding the target audience for BBBP: Primary Groups: Including young and married couples, pregnant mothers and parents Secondary Groups: Including the youth of the country, doctors, in-laws, private hospitals, nursing homes, diagnostic centres Tertiary Groups: Including general people of the country, frontline workers, officials, religious leaders, voluntary organisations, media and women SHGs

National Girl Child Day is celebrated on January 24 every year. The day is an initiative of the Ministry of Women and Child Development with an objective to provide support and opportunities to the girls of the country. It also aims at promoting awareness about the rights of the girl child and to increase awareness on the importance of girls’ education, and their health and nutrition.

Digital Guddi-Gudda Board is A digital platform for exhibiting gender disparity in birth rates and providing information on schemes and programmes created for safeguarding the girl child

Lakshya Se Rubaru is an Internship programme for female students in colleges – for encouraging them to make informed decisions about their careers

In the first five years of implementation, the BBBP scheme has been successful in improving key performance metrics outlined in its target objectives. To further boost success of the programme, the government plans to carry out a detailed district-level survey to evaluate progress and detect hurdles to implementation. The survey will be conducted by an independent agency in collaboration with Niti Aayog. The primary goal of this survey is to find ways to strengthen execution of the scheme in low-performing states.

SSY is a small deposit-saving scheme targeted at parents of girl children. The scheme provides parents with income tax rebate benefits and an attractive interest rate of 7.6% on the deposits. It offers parents the option to open a savings account per girl child (under the age of 10 years) and allows parents to make deposits in the account for a period of 15 years. The girls can commence account operations at the age of 10 years and have the option of making withdrawals at the age of 18. The goal of this scheme is to challenge the burden mindset of parents and offer financial security to female children.