1 Madhya Pradesh Decentralized Planning Experience in Madhya Pradesh M.P. STATE PLANNING COMMISSION.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Child Friendly Local Governance

Advertisements

RESULTS BASED PARTICIPATORY BUDGETING South-South Partnership Programs and Peer-to- Peer Learning.

Good governance for water, sanitation and hygiene services

Policies and Procedures for Civil Society Participation in GEF Programme and Projects presented by GEF NGO Network ECW.

Group III Jammu and Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, Uttrakhand, Uttar Pradesh, Punjab, Haryana, Madhya Pradesh NIRD.

Module 4 Planning SP. What’s in Module 4  Opportunities for SP  Different SP models  Communication plan  Monitoring and evaluating  Working session.

Course: e-Governance Project Lifecycle Day 1

Water Integrity Capacity Building Programme: Outcomes and lessons learned from SADC regions SIWI WGF & CapNet UNDP 29 May A3.

Monitoring and Evaluation in the CSO Sector in Ghana

A NAVACHAR OF DISTRICT SHIVPURI BENEFICIARIES INFORMATION SYSTEM (BIS-IDDR) NIC SHIVPURI 1.

Energising & Empowering Civil Society Engagement with Public Budgets and Expenditure in Southern Africa Centre for Economic Governance and AIDS in Africa.

NRHM DISTRICT ACTION PLANS PARTICIPATORY & EVIDENCE BASED PLANNING PROCESS.

The MP Sp Officers Immediate tasks Budget Annual plan Action plan for development All plans of CSS flagship programs. All sectors/line dept. Annual Integ.

EQUITABLE PARTNERSHIPS WITH CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS WILL ACHIEVE THE MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALS JIMMY GOTYANA NATIONAL PRESIDENT: SANGOCO SEPTEMBER.

Build and maintain democratic and decentralized local government institutions that are capable to participate in the development of social and economic.

SUB COMMITTEE ON DISTRICT PLANNING PROCESS. 2  The DPCs are weak bodies with little professional support to guide & monitor planning process except in.

National Informatics CentreMinistry of Panchayati Raj PlanPlus A software to strengthen planning at grass roots level.

Society for Social Audit, Accountability and Transparency (SSAAT) Department of Rural Development Government of Andhra Pradesh & Telangana.

Participatory Governance Assessment for REDD+: The pilot process in Nigeria Oslo Governance Forum 3-5 October, 2011 By Salisu Dahiru National Coordinator.

Improving the Energy Efficiency of the Heat and Hot Water Supply Presenter: Bayramgul Garabaeva, Programme Officer Decentralization and Community Development.

Promoting Health Rights in Kenya Increasing Health Rights Awareness Among Communities and Health Workers 14 May, 2009 Nairobi, KENYA.

Common recommendations and next steps for improving local delivery of climate finance Bangkok, October 31, 2012.

An initiative of the ACP Group of States funded by the European Union Global Climate Change Alliance: Intra-ACP Programme Training Module Mainstreaming.

Participatory Audit and Planning (PAP) Process A tool for monitoring and ensuring “Decentralized planning’’ in utilization of Hospital Management Committee.

Social Audits - Experience of Andhra Pradesh, India.

Presentation on Managing for Development Results in Zambia By A. Musunga Director M&E MOFNP - Zambia.

Community Action for Health An Overview AGCA Secretariat Population Foundation of India.

Roles & Functions of the three levels of Rural Local Government in WATSAN Programme Arvind kumar REGIONAL WATSAN COORDINATOR B-TAST ( DFID- SWASTH)

STRATEGY FORMULATION & ACTION PLAN FOR TRAINING & COMMUNICATION West Bengal, Bihar, Orissa, Chhatishgarh, Jharkhand.

Stakeholder Analysis.

Brief on Project Development Objectives (PDO) The PDO describes the outcomes for which a project can be held accountable, given the project’s duration,

Promoting adaptation and climate resilient growth through devolved district climate finance Phase 1: June 2013 – September 2014.

Decentralized Planning at District Level Presentation by State Planning Commission 1.

1 Mid-Term Review of the Hyogo Framework for Action Roadmap to Disaster Risk Reduction in the Americas & HFA Mid-Term Review.

Development with Disabled Network Mainstreaming Disability into Community Governance System Asitha Weweldeniya, Weweldenige, Development with Disabled.

Contact Monitoring Regional Network (CMKN). Why procurement It is estimated that an effective public procurement system could save as much as 25% of government.

State wide roll out of Decentralised District Planning Process State Planning Commission, MP.

National Conference on “Water and Sanitation for All in Madhya Pradesh: Opportunities and Challenges” Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh 23rd September, 2010 At :

Seminar on Village Health and Sanitation Committee A Vision under NRHM Shib Sekhar Datta

Up – Scaling Community Governance Approach in Sri Lanka Experience in Galle District By Janaka Hemathilaka.

Village Microplanning : Vehicle for Decentralized District Planning Lessons from Maharashtra Presented To The National Advisory-cum-Review Committee on.

Community-Driven Development: An Overview of Practice Community Development Strategies – how to prioritize, sequence and implement programs CommDev Workshop.

Result Orientation in Interreg CENTRAL EUROPE Annual Meeting, Luxemburg, 15 September 2015 Monika Schönerklee-Grasser, Joint Secretariat.

BEYOND MKUKUTA FRAMEWORK: Monitoring and Evaluation, Communication and Implementation Guide Presentation to the DPG Meeting 18 th January, 2011.

Group No. IV Total Sanitation Campaign – A way forward.

Mahatma Gandhi NREGA: ICT initiatives taken in Sikkim Rural Management and Development Department Government of Sikkim.

1 Enhancing Civil Society Participation for Accountable Governance Activities Implemented by UNNATI with the Support of DVV During

Policies and Procedures for Civil Society Participation in GEF Programme and Projects presented by GEF NGO Network ECW.

NSDS DESIGN PROCESS: ROAD MAPS & OTHER PRELIMINARIES Prof. Ben Kiregyera NSDS Workshop, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia 9 August 2005.

TANZANIA - Participatory District Agriculture Development Plan for Sustainable Development UNEP Initiative on Capacity Building for Integrated Assessment.

WHO EURO In Country Coordination and Strengthening National Interagency Coordinating Committees.

Stakeholder consultation: Tribal and Disadvantaged Groups inclusion Plan (includes Social Assessment) Government of Karnataka Organized by Decentralization.

From Outcome To Output. Outcome  The intended or achieved short-term and medium-term effects of an intervention’s outputs,  usually requiring the collective.

Kathy Corbiere Service Delivery and Performance Commission

Urban Group Presentation. Commitment and Leadership Legislate Policies Increase Allocation Sanitation Champions at different levels Sanitation as a separate.

DEVELOPING THE WORK PLAN

Collaborative Approaches for Biodiversity Conservation.

Comprehensive District Planning Improving Methodologies for CDP.

27/04/2017 Strengthening of the Monitoring and Evaluation system for FTPP/FTTP in FAO /SEC December 2015 FTPP/FTFP Workshop, Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan.

CUTS Centre for Consumer Action, Research & Training 1 Improving the Public Expenditure Outcomes of the NREGS Through Social Accountability Interventions.

S PREAD Spread the Light of Freedom. KORAPUT MAP PAIKA PHULABEDA GP.

Towards a Sector Wide Approach (SWAp) for water sector in Lesotho Prepared by T.W. Sepamo Principal Engineer Water and Sanitation. Prepared for EUWI –

PlanPlus V2.0 (

Department of Social Development National Conference Early Childhood Development Conference “Tshwaragano Ka Bana” 29th March 2012 The National Integrated.

Efforts for decentralised planning commenced during the First Five Year Plan ( ) – The need to break up the planning exercise into National, State,

Presented By Tasnuva Nashtaran Miusi Priyangwada Abdullah Shibli Sadiq CAPACITY BUILDING APPROACHES FOR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION.

Plan for Training Programme under Lab to Land Initiative

TRAINING FOR ALL DISTRICT JHAJJAR

Sangeetha Purushothaman, Huairou Commission, Best Practices Foundation

Integrating Gender into Rural Development M&E in Projects and Programs

Presentation transcript:

1 Madhya Pradesh Decentralized Planning Experience in Madhya Pradesh M.P. STATE PLANNING COMMISSION

Overview 2 This presentation provides a brief overview of sharing the model designed to rollout the Decentralized Planning Process in the State

Present Status 3 Villages participated in process Block plans ULB plans Districts plan Remark ( wards) 50 Online available in public domain …….of preparation of various plan through decentralized approach First ever…… Prioritizing Activities by COMMUNITY themselves. Beneficiary identification during the planning process by GRAM SABHA. Assessing status of Basic infrastructure of the stateBasic infrastructure of Assessing status Delivery of services.

Key Sectors involved 4 INFRA. HEALTH EDU. LIVELI. ENERGY CIVIL RIGHTS Departments (No) Development Schemes (No.) Community Demands / Activities (No) Remark ,00,000 (Approx. ) Online available in public domain

Framework, Organizational Structures, Methods, Techniques, Tools Prescribed 5 “MP Model” (DPP structure) of Madhya Pradesh State Planning Commission ( Link A)( Link A) Technical Support System for Capacity building of Planning Units. (Link B). (Link B) Technical Support Groups for facilitation of planning processes ( Link C)( Link C) Methods, techniques, tools prescribed (LINK D)(LINK D)

Outputs of DPP 6 Village Master Plan (52,000 Plans ) Village Panchayat Plan(23,000 Plans) Block level Plan (313 Plans) Districts Plan (50 Districts Plans) Rural and Urban Plan (Separate)Urban Plan Scheme specific plan (965 Plans) Example RKVY-Dist. Morena Scheme specific plan (965 Plans) Sector Plans (06 Key Sectors ) Department Plans (All ) Beneficiary identification. Planning & feedback mechanism (in process).

Main Advantages of this Exercise 7 Ownership of plans & Involvement of stakeholders Integrate participatory monitoring, evaluation and learning systems within the planning cycle itself Prioritize planning in advance for all departments/schemes/sectors especially flagship programmes Resource matching with “preferences of peoples’ demand” and “Departments’ pre-set targets” Effective efficient use of through access to untied funds through village level plans like CDAP, NREGA, SSA, BRGF plan etc. Achievement of sectoral goals (MDGs/ 11 th 5yr. Plan) through convergence amongst departments and schemes

… Main Advantages 8 Enhance sensitivity and accountability towards preferences of people Build awareness level on schemes Feedback to improve scheme design Transparency, Feed-back possible Provide opportunity to build capacities of grassroots level govt. functionaries Ensure Social Inclusion. Scope of local innovation Identifying champions at every level of implementation Driving convergences at the district level

Area of further Improvement (Quality issues) 9  Limited communication efforts specially mass communication  Convergence  Role of elected representatives  Managing and sustaining Change  Urban Planning  Integration of rural and urban  Human Resources (inadequate)

Area of further Improvement (Quality issues) 10 Limited capacity building efforts : Strengthening of DPCs and District Planning Offices Capacity development of key Stake holders specially in DPP, Acts, urban planning etc. Data management system Capacity Building in software application E- learning programmes Empanelment of National experts /Quality Institutes Inclusion of DPP section in other developmental modules

Way Forward … 11 Community based monitoring system -Social audit Resource mapping as per the demand GIS based action monitoring Awards and appreciations Political sensitization Strengthening of capacity of DPCs and key stake holders

Thanks 12