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Study Report on Assessment of the Model e-districts Revision of Timelines Based on the experience observed in the model districts, timeline of 18 months to evolve a state wide model appears to be stringent. While best efforts should be made to meet with the given timeline, the actual timeline can be assessed only while preparing the Detailed Project Report for a particular state. Context of BPR It has been indicated that BPR is one of the critical parts of the Project. However, the BPR approach is likely to vary as per specific outputs expected and the enabling factors that would drive the project. As a result, while it is appreciated that BPR will form a part of this project, the definition of BPR needs to be defined on a case to case basis. Office layout design While introducing e-district project, a conscious effort should be made to improve the office layout and environment. The office layout design of Palakkad district can serve as a reference design for e-district pilot project. 40
Study Report on Assessment of the Model e-districts Annexure I: Assessment of the West Godavari District 1. Project Background West Godavari district in Andhra Pradesh has its headquarters in the town of Eluru. The district had a population of 3,803,517 of which less than 10% were urban as of 2001 census. The district is located in delta region of the Krishna and Godavari rivers and is popularly known as "Annapurna" i.e. rice bowl of Andhra Pradesh, rich in agriculture, rice and sugar are important crops. Sea food cultivation is also significant activity that is carried out in the district. Besides a small number of industries, there is no significant industrialization in the district and hence this is predominantly an agrarian economy. The Rural e-Seva, implemented in West Godavari is among the early e-Governance initiatives in the country that attracted attention. This initiative was envisioned by the then District Collector, Shri Sanjay Jaju and implemented by the District Information Officer (DIO), NIC supported by his small technical team. The project was conceived in Sept 2002 and launched in Jan 2003. Rural eSeva is an e-governance initiative undertaken by the government of Andhra Pradesh, to facilitate the use of IT in rural villages and has bagged about five awards for its innovative practices. The project essentially bridges the digital divide in the rural areas and has served as a role model in the effective use of ICT. The project provides access to over 20 C2C (citizen-to- citizen) and C2G (citizen-to-government) services to the people living in rural areas of this district. The project also enables users to post grievances, communicate with the government, pay electricity bills, apply for and check the status of certificates amongst a host of other facilities offered to them. 2. Project Achievements The objective of the project was to establish a sustainable service delivery model, wherein the Government services are delivered to the citizen through a single window system, through conveniently accessible kiosk locations. The dependencies and critical success factors were clearly identified and focused upon from the very beginning to ensure the success of the project. The delivery channels comprised of service centers set up in large numbers across the Mandals in the district (i.e. ‘Revenue Block’ equivalents). 41
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