Policy Circulars 2004 - yashada
Policy Circulars 2004 - yashada
Policy Circulars 2004 - yashada
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YASHADA <strong>Policy</strong> Circular:<br />
Establishment of YASHADA <strong>Policy</strong> and Plan Implementation Cell<br />
Significance of the Minutes of the XXXIlnd BoG of January 22, <strong>2004</strong>.<br />
There is an obvious and urgent need to follow up to all the decisions by the XXXIInd<br />
BoG at YASHADA, Follow up of decisions by the BoG cannot be limited to reminders<br />
by the Administration upon intimation of a future meeting, All Faculty, Administration.<br />
Establishment and Employees would need to ensure that there is active follow-up and the<br />
minutes of thc XXXllnd BoGs regarded as an empowered Action Plan for the Academy,<br />
The XXXllnd BoG has provided very comprehensive approvals for the YASHADA<br />
MASTER PLAN vide BoG Agenda Item No.4 and Minutes Nos. 55 to 61. It is however<br />
to be very significantly noted that each approval envisages extremely minute detailing for<br />
various items of expenditure that require specific planning, parallel activities and<br />
projectisation of tasks in a very systematic manner.<br />
The YASHADA MASTER PLAN is a comprehensive convergence of the (a)<br />
YASHADA CAMPUS MASTER PLAN, (b) the SIRD MASTER PLAN and (c) various<br />
infrastructure requirement plans for the Academy. Several decisions about the Master<br />
Plan require follow-up on a multi-level, multi departmental and multi-individual basis<br />
within the Academy, as also on an inter-institutional level ex situ of YASHADA.<br />
The minutes about the YASHADA MASTER PLAN therefore, as approved by the<br />
XXXIInd Board of Governors, chaired by Hon. Chief Secretary, Government of<br />
Maharashtra, in his capacity as President of the Board of Governors, has placed an<br />
enormous responsibility on the Academy and it would have to be met with strategic<br />
planning and management.<br />
There are also significant decisions regarding the in situ institutional separation of the (a)<br />
State Institute of Rural Development, (b) State Institute of Urban Development. and (c)<br />
the Administrative Training Institute. There are decisions regarding the formation and<br />
recognition of the (a) Research and Documentation Centre, (b) Centre for Social Equity<br />
and Justice. (c) Institute for Old Age, (d) Self help Group and Micro Finance Cell and (c)<br />
E-Governance Facilitation Centre.<br />
Within existing perspectives, there are significant decisions regarding the (2) Library<br />
Repository for GoM (b) Five - Year Perspective Plan for the Centre for Environment and<br />
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