GUJARAT CENTER FOR GOOD GOVERNANCE Training for All Sardar Patel Institute of Public Administration Ahmedabad-Gujarat Shillong, December 20, 2011

CAPACITY BUILDING FOR POVERTY REDUCTION INTENSIVE TRAINING PROGRAMME “TRAINING FOR ALL” Sardar Patel Institute of Public Administration(SPIPA) is the apex training institute of the state. SPIPA is the Nodal Agency for “Training for All” programme.

SERVICES SELECTED-BHARUCH DISTRICT Food Security E-dhara E-gram-Vishvagram RTO Social Security Water Supply(Rural Areas)

METHODOLOGY TNA was carried out and a project report has been generated. Detailed survey: 1200 – Citizens (Beneficiaries) 163 - Government Officials Training Modules will be based on the survey report Comprehensive documentation of the project

FOOD SECURITY This service provides essential commodities to citizens under PDS and healthy meal to students through MDM Survey: 52 government functionaries 200 beneficiaries(citizens ) Findings based on the survey: Computerisation for ration cards Awareness regarding Regulatory aspects

E-DHARA E-dhara service provides computer generated documents of land records. Survey: 24 government functionaries 200 beneficiaries(citizens ) Findings based on the survey: Upgradation of hardware and software. Need of regular training and capacity building programs.

REGIONAL TRANSPORT OFFICE(RTO) RTO provides services like Registration of vehicles, issuing of licences etc. Survey: 19 government functionaries 200 beneficiaries(citizens ) Findings based on the survey: Single window system Total Computerisation Infrastructure upgradation

E-GRAM E-gram ensures e-connectivity at village level. 543 village panchayats have e-connectivity under this program. Survey: 40 government functionaries 200 beneficiaries(citizens ) Findings based on the survey: Training related to maintenance & repairs of computers Software related upgradation

SOCIAL SECURITY Prant Office(Sub-Division) offers old age pension and widow pension. Survey: 15 government functionaries 200 beneficiaries(citizens ) Findings based on the survey: Speedy approval Data should be computerised Human Approach

WATER SUPPLY (RURAL AREAS) The rural water supply program addresses the need of water in the area. Survey: 15 government functionaries 200 beneficiaries(citizens ) Findings based on the survey: Training to staff as well as the users to carry out minor repairs and maintenance Awareness regarding health & hygiene

FINANCIAL PROVISION Total sanctioned grant:- Rs.50 lakhs Total grant received:- Rs.40 lakhs Total expenditure:- Rs.17 lakhs

TIME FRAME Two months per service December -2012 For completion of training January - 2013 Documentation and Reporting

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