Manu Srivastava
- 1. A maturity model for urban eGovernanceeGovernance for Urban InfrastructureeGovernments FoundationeGovernments Foundation
- 3. Good GovernanceIngredients of Good GovernanceTransparency & accountabilityParticipatory GovernanceData Driven Decision makingTechnology as an enabler in ensuring the above aspects for Quality Urban Infrastructure
- 4. Participatory BudgetingCommunity decides the how to allocate the municipal budgetInvolvement of Ward committeesOpen Collaboration platform
- 5. Participatory PlanningTotal Ward Budget: 85 LakhsWidening of MG Road – 10 lakh. Constr. of SW Drains– 3 lakh. Footpath constr. – 4 lakh.
- 6. Participatory PlanningWidening of M.G. Road – 10 lakh. Recommend?YesNo
- 7. ExecutioneTendering and eProcurementContractor selection based onPerformance based feedback from citizensContractor ratingReal time information on the workActual v/s PlannedScheduleCost
- 8. Contractor Performance: Acme Constructions* Numbers in red denote Average for the ULB
- 9. Real time Information on ExecutionWork: Widening of MG RoadContractor Name: Acme Constructions%age complete: 60%Planned Date of Completion: August 20Other Works by the same contractorCost Incurred: 7 LakhBudgeted Costs: 10 lakh
- 10. FeedbackGrievance redressal system Citizen feedback on projects executedMonitoring Contractor/Work performance
- 11. Feedback on workComplaint Type: _Potholes on Road______Complaint Details: _After the rains, huge potholes have appeared on the road causing accidents and traffic jams_FeedbackList of other complaints on this RoadList of Works carried out on the Road
- 12. Key MessageCommunity Participation for Assessing the needsAllocation of FundsFeedback on the WorksImproves the Quality of InfrastructurePositive virtuous cycle Technology is a key enablerInternetMobile
- 13. Thank You
Editor's Notes
- #5: Participatory Budgeting