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In September 1978, India was one of the signatories of the Declaration of the Alma Ata that aimed for “Health for All by 2000 A.D.” This Declaration placed health care among other determinants of health, thus contextualizing curative care with preventive and promotive health care. It asked countries to commit for education, sanitation, nutrition, water supply, maternal and child health and curative care for all (WHO, 1978).

The Contemporary Rights-based Debate on Community Health Workers: An Analytical Perspective from India