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Convergence of Services: A systematic approach to planning for district development

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In order to ensure coordinated planning, an initiative, "Convergence of Services: A systematic approach to planning for district development" was undertaken in Madhya Pradesh and Chattisgarh. The initiative focuses on the development of a software for convergence of services. The software allows hands-on-planning at the district level and below to develop a comprehensive programme for district development. The software developed for selected districts under the proejct could serve as a model for other districts of the country. The project is likely to have reaching impacts in the terms of increased transparency and accountability of planners and managers, and need-based implementation of poverty alleviation programmes.

Contact Person(s): Mithulina Chatterjee mithulina.chatterjee@undp.org

Project Period: December 1998 - 2003

Partner(s): Ministry of Rural Development, Government of Madhya Prajesh

 

Achievements

  1. Development of planning software that can be easily used by a range of non-technical actors, such as district officials, PRI functionaries and other development planners at various levels.
  2. Support to a hands-on approach of planning for non-governmental and voluntary agencies.
  3. Increased access to information regarding poverty alleviation programmes/other developmental schemes to potential beneficiaries and community groups, village/block authorities, programme implementers and NGOs.
  4. Effective targeting of poverty alleviation programmes/developmental schemes by DRDAs and PRIs.
  5. Increased access to development funds from various agencies and departments by beneficiary groups thus, resulting in greater convergence of schemes.
  6. Training for effective usage at the various levels to the target group.

 


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