agile government in india

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Gouvernements agilesEn TelePresence intgrale, un tour du monde des pratiques degouvernement agile : comment les TIC ont-elles rendu certainsservices publics plus performants avec moins de moyens?

AGILE GOVERNMENTS

A world tour of the best agilegovernment practices, fully in

TelePresence : how IT have madesome public services more efficientwith less resources.


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FROM INDIA

Mr Abhishek Singh, Director of the Indian NationaleGovernance Program


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Public Services Closer HomeAbhishekSingh Director, Government of IndiaWorld e Gov

Forum 13th October 2010


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Digital development for rural India: Some issues

1.2 billion people600,000+ villages, 70% population rural

Multi-ethnic, Multi-religious, Multi-lingual

Low Literacy Rate (64.8%)

Low Broadband penetration

Multi-party, Multi-tiered democracy

35 States & UTs; 240,000 + Local Bodies


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E-Indi

a

Citizens

Businesses

InternationalEntities

Central

Department

/

Ministries

Integrated

Services

State

Department

Strategy

Mission mode projectsIntegrated projectsCommon Services CentersState Wide Area NetworkState Data Centers

VisionMake all Government services

accessible to the common man inhis locality, through commonservice delivery outlets and ensure

efficiency, transparency &reliability of such services ataffordable costs to realise the basicneeds of the common man.

National e Governance Plan


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Front-end Delivery Outlets

e-Kiosks : Above 100,000

CSCsAccess to information

G2G, G2C, B2C Services

Public Private PartnershipThree Tier Implementation

Model

Broadband Connectivity

Common Services Centers: Vehicles of Inclusive Growth


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Aligning stakeholders for mainstreaming rural India Largest PPP initiative in Indian e-

Governance

Stakeholders - Citizens, Civil Society

Organizations, Businesses, Universities,Media, Social Enterprises

Firm linkages with Government welfare

schemes (NREGS, NRHM, SSA)

State Telecom enterprise spearheading

efforts to connect the last mile


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nabling Rural Transformation

-Government

AgricultureocialInclusion

-ele medicineducation

Awareness


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Challenges of public services delivery at the Last Mile

Last Mile Connectivity Backend ReadinessPower back-up solutions

Bridging the digital divide Strengthening publicawareness

Enabling social

inclusion


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The RoadAhead


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CSCs as channels for financial inclusion in un-banked

Areas

Common Services Centers to open no-frills

bank accounts for citizens in unbanked areasCSCs to act as agents of Banks

CSC Operators to facilitate financial literacy for

rural citizens


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CSCs as channels for Government services delivery in

rural India

Common Service Centers Scheme to besuitably repositioned as a network of panchayat-

level Bharat Nirman Common Service Centers to

provide government services to citizens in rural

areas

Bharat Nirman Common Service Centers to be set

up in all the 250000 Gram Panchayats in India

Assured revenue through G2C services for Bharat

Nirman Common Service Centers.


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Thats a good sign,sky is really the limit


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