<h1>Economic Survey 2022-23: Rural Health Advances with Better Maternal and Child Health Indicators, But Anemia Still a Concern.</h1> The Economic Survey 2022-23 highlights significant improvements in rural living standards, particularly in health indicators, compared to 2015-16. The National Family Health Survey 2019-21 shows progress in maternal and child health, with improvements in total fertility rate, infant mortality rate, and institutional births. There is an increase in health insurance coverage and vaccination rates, while stunting, wasting, and underweight children rates have decreased. These improvements reflect effective government schemes and policies aimed at enhancing rural quality of life. However, challenges remain, such as high anemia rates among women and children.