Identifying common software needs of rural local governments in India

Misra, D. C.; Hariharan, Rama; Dubey, Anand Prakash; Shrimali, Meghna; Jain, Dilip

doi:10.3233/gov-2012-0289

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“…As it is a part of NeGP, therefore its regular monitoring will be conducted by NeGP apex committee which is headed by cabinet secretary, Government of India [35][36].…”

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ICT in Local Self Governance: A Study of Rural India

Kumar¹,

Kumar²,

Kumar³

2013

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The concept of local self-governance is not new as it has its roots in ancient time even before the era of Mauryan emperors. This paper depicts the journey of local selfgovernance from antediluvian time to 21st century. Further, in the current scenario Information and Communication Technology (ICT) has emerged as a successful tool for dissemination of various e-governance services and in this regard the Government of India has formulated NeGP with adequate service delivery mechanism. With the inculcation of ICT, various applications were designed by central as well as state governments which lead towards strengthening of PRIs for rural reform. This paper also throws some light on necessity of ICT in self-governance along with some case studies.

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“…As it is a part of NeGP, therefore its regular monitoring will be conducted by NeGP apex committee which is headed by cabinet secretary, Government of India [35][36].…”

Section: Gis Layermentioning

confidence: 99%

ICT in Local Self Governance: A Study of Rural India

Kumar¹,

Kumar²,

Kumar³

2013

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Amalgamation of PRIs and ICT: A Boon for the Downtrodden

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Amalgamation of PRIs and ICT: A Boon for the Downtrodden

Sharma¹,

Kumar²,

Murari³

2014

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One could not learn swimming without entering into the pool. Same is applicable on the success of any developmental programme. It is doubtful to eliminate the underdevelopment of rural India without the active participation of rural folk and local level administration. After the 73rd Constitutional Amendment; states have started to generate the local level participation and essential infrastructure for the socioeconomic development of rural people. As a result, these rural development programmes have also started to pick the momentum, which is an unprecedented event. Although positive effects of these programmes have been observed across the country, but their pace shall be hindered by unavoidable factors like lack of participation, lack of awareness and unavailability of information, etc. Therefore, to forfeit such types of constraints ICT can play a vital role and leads to e-democracy.

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Identifying common software needs of rural local governments in India

Abstract: While there is a visionary 73 rd amendment of the constitution supporting positioning and empowerment of RLSGs in India, the actual procedure & pace of devolution of power and exercise of ac-

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ICT in Local Self Governance: A Study of Rural India

ICT in Local Self Governance: A Study of Rural India

Amalgamation of PRIs and ICT: A Boon for the Downtrodden

Amalgamation of PRIs and ICT: A Boon for the Downtrodden

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