Computerized MIS for RWS programme in India
K. Mazumdar
S Sengupta
2134/28882
https://repository.lboro.ac.uk/articles/conference_contribution/Computerized_MIS_for_RWS_programme_in_India/9588359
The Rajiv Gandhi National Drinking Water Mission
(R GNDWM), Ministry of Rural Development,
Government of India, supplements the efforts of the
States in providing safe drinking water to the rural
population through various programmes like Accelerated
Rural Water Supply Programme (ARWSP), Minimum
Needs Programme (MNP), Five Submission
Programmes to tackle Water Quality Issues, Prime
Minister's Gramodaya Yojana (PMGY) - Rural Drinking
Water, Sector Reform Pilot Projects and support
activities viz. Information Education and
Communication (IEC), Human Resource Development
(HRD), Water Quality Monitoring and Surveillance, Rig
Monitoring, Research and Development, and the
Computerization project. All these programmes have
been developed to deal with the different aspects of
Rural Water Supply (RWS) Programme in India. The
objectives of the programmes and the criteria for fund
release are different; as such the parameters to be
monitored, measured and analysed are also different for
each of these programmes. Manual monitoring of all the
programmes at the district level, compilation at the state
level and transfer of the information generated at the
habitation (more then 1,42 million) level to the
RGNDWM is not only tedious and time consuming but
difficult to analyse, at the central level. Hence a
Computerized MIS project needs to be developed to
support the Centre as well as all the states up to the
district level.
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