In a significant step towards empowering grassroots governance, recently, the State Institute of Rural Development & Panchayati Raj (SIRD), Arunachal Pradesh, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Tribhuvan Sahkari University-IRMA, Gujarat. The signing took place in the esteemed presence of Hon’ble Minister Shri Ojing Tasing.
Key objectives of this collaboration include:
- Capacity building and training to upskill grassroots functionaries
- Joint research and policy engagement to inform evidence-based planning
- Evaluation and strengthening of training curricula to reflect emerging rural challenges
- Knowledge sharing to integrate innovative practices across both institutions
The collaboration envisions a long-term, impactful engagement that aligns with sustainable rural development goals.
Join the Discussion on MyGov:
- What specific areas should the training modules prioritize for maximum impact?
- What kind of training and skill areas do you think should be prioritized for Panchayati Raj leaders?
- How can we ensure that rural voices are better reflected in research and policy?
Andaluri Srinivas 4 days 4 hours ago
Create robust rural infrastructure like cement ( all weather ) roads then Goernance
CHANDA NAGARAJU 3 weeks 14 hours ago
Rural governance is crucial for sustainable development but often faces challenges like limited resources, geographic isolation, and diverse stakeholder interests.
CHANDA NAGARAJU 3 weeks 14 hours ago
NGO-Government Partnerships:
NGOs can play a crucial role in facilitating collaboration between communities and government agencies, providing technical support and capacity building.
CHANDA NAGARAJU 3 weeks 14 hours ago
Multi-Stakeholder Dialogues:
Creating platforms for dialogue and collaboration between different stakeholders, including government agencies, NGOs, private sector companies, and community representatives, can foster a shared understanding of challenges and promote coordinated action
CHANDA NAGARAJU 3 weeks 14 hours ago
Transparency and Accountability:
Establishing transparent systems for decision-making, resource allocation, and project implementation is crucial for building trust and ensuring accountability.
CHANDA NAGARAJU 3 weeks 14 hours ago
Community Participation and Engagement:
Actively involving community members in decision-making processes and feedback mechanisms ensures that development efforts are aligned with local needs and priorities.
CHANDA NAGARAJU 3 weeks 14 hours ago
Knowledge Sharing and Innovation:
Facilitating the sharing of best practices and innovative approaches between different institutions and communities can accelerate learning and adoption of effective strategies
CHANDA NAGARAJU 3 weeks 14 hours ago
Capacity Building and Training:
Training programs for grassroots functionaries can enhance their skills in areas like CSR procedures, budgeting, and project management, empowering them to effectively implement development initiatives.
CHANDA NAGARAJU 3 weeks 14 hours ago
Joint Investment in Infrastructure:
Companies can collaborate with local panchayats (local governing bodies) to fund and develop essential rural infrastructure such as schools, sanitation facilities, and water pipelines.
CHANDA NAGARAJU 3 weeks 14 hours ago
Strengthening rural governance through strategic collaboration involves leveraging partnerships between various stakeholders like governments, NGOs, private sector companies, and community members to address challenges and improve development outcomes in rural areas. This approach emphasizes shared goals, effective resource mobilization, and capacity building to create more responsive, inclusive, and sustainable governance systems.