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FINAL REPORT 1
FINAL REPORT
Student Name: BHATIA HIMANSHU VINODKUMAR
Enrollment Number: 1011517034
Specialization: DECISION SCIENCE
Report Duration: 4th
April, 2016 to 19th
June, 2016
Schemopedia.org
Company Name: SCHEMOPEDIA.ORG
Mentor Name: MR. ABHISHEK RATHI Submitted to,
Prof. Chinmay Baxi
FINAL REPORT 2
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
I would like to express my gratitude to all. I want to thank SBS Ahmedabad
for granting me the permission to commence this project.
I am deeply indebted to my supervisors Prof. Chinmay Baxi (Faculty
guide) and Mr. Abhishek Rathi and Mr. Anand Trivedi (Company Guide) for
their help, stimulating suggestions and encouragement in all the time of
internship.
Especially, I would like to thank my parents and friends for extended me
their moral support.
FINAL REPORT 3
TABLE OF CONTENT
TITLE
PAGE
NO.
Introduction to company 04
Vision & Potential Revenue streams 05
Problems 06
Project Detail & Objectives 07
Task Assigned & Strategy 08
Mid-Course Correction 13
Limitation 15
Learnings 16
Conclusion 17
Annexure-1- Revised BIBLE OF CODE 18
Annexure-2- PREPARED GUIDELINES &
CHECKLIST FOR SCHEME LISTING & CLEANING
20
FINAL REPORT 4
INTRODUCTION TO COMPANY
Schemopedia.org
 Name of the Organization: - Schemopedia.org
 Main activity of the Organization: Building Government to Citizen (G2C)
portal for scheme information.
 Name & Designation of Head of the Organization:
Mr. Anand Trivedi and Mr. Abhishek Rathi – Co-founders.
 Email ID:
anandtrivedi92@gmail.com & abishek.rathi@gmail.com
“Schemopedia” is a start-up company which is preparing a portal for the Indian
citizens for create awareness about the schemes of the government as well as
Non-Government.
Schemopedia is a one-stop platform for facilitating simplified information access
and convenient application to all schemes / benefits extended to citizens in their
capacity as an individual or an enterprise owner.
Schemopedia, within the umbrella concept of Governity, is the first step towards
bridging this information gap. Governity, as a whole is the concept through which
we envision advanced engagement levels between Government and Citizens.
Schemopedia is collecting data of schemes, so that they can cover each and every
scheme which are beneficial for the Indian citizens.
FINAL REPORT 5
VISION
To constantly innovate and build open source technology platforms that facilitate
interaction between Governments, Citizens and Development Agencies to
improve the flow of information, entitlements and services as well as duties and
obligations.
POTENTIAL REVENUE STREAMS
 Benefit Access / Scheme application fees - different rates for individuals /
enterprises
 Subscription fees from Government / Policy makers for analytics use
 Paid campaigns & surveys for the Government
 Paid Participatory scheme design / budgeting exercises for elected
representatives
FINAL REPORT 6
CURRENT SCENARIO BETWEEN GOVERNMENT & CITIZEN
Current Scenario between Government & Citizen
PROBLEMS
 Very limited technology used in enabling above interaction on the part of
the Government
 Information spread across 500+ Govt. websites and multiple offline
sources and local language support, non-friendly interface, etc.
 Low citizen awareness leading to even lower benefit access leading to
hundreds of underutilized schemes / programs
 Process complexity etc.
 All in all, lack of Citizens’ “pull” causing complacency in Govt. reach out
FINAL REPORT 7
PROJECT DETAILS
Data mining, marketing planning and Implementation - Enabling the
Schemopedia launch
OBJECTIVES
 To build the complete database of schemes from various government
Ministries and Non-government websites.
 To check and confirm no single scheme missing from those websites.
 To confirm all listed schemes are in required format of Schemopedia.org
 To compile all listed schemes database in single sheet.
 To build complete product database of Schemopedia.org by completing all
above objectives
FINAL REPORT 8
TASK ASSIGNED AND STRATEGY
To achieve all above mentioned objectives we have taken four steps
below
 Database Creation (Scheme listing)
 Data Verification (Data Validation)
 Data Cleaning
 Data Compiling
 Analysis of the Bill Order Quantity data of Gubbi Group
 Unique ID generation and cross-mapping for scheme listing
Phase 1 - Database Creation
In the initial stage of my internship I have to analyze the portal as user interface.
In that procedure I have done the analysis of the portal by checking scope of
improvement of the portal and to list down the advantages & disadvantages of the
portal. I have to list down the schemes from various ministries of Central
Government. As to create the database for schemopedia.org, the scheme listing is
the base for the product (Schemopedia.org)
FINAL REPORT 9
Process Followed for Finding Schemes
GOI Directory (goidirectory.nic.in) which includes various ministries select
among them
For e.g. Ministry of New and Renewable Energy is elaborated below
GOI Directory – Ministries - Ministry of New and Renewable Energy includes
various departments like- Ministry, Autonomous / Apex Institutions, PSUs / Joint
Ventures, Companies & Schemes/Programs & Missions.
The Scheme listing procedure to entry into the structured format which is similar
to the portal of Schemopedia.org
The procedure follows with profile filter, purpose, domain and scheme details.
For entering profile filter the bible of code is prepared as reference.
Revised Bible of Code (given in Annexure 1)
Guidelines, Set of Instructions & Checklist for Scheme listing &
cleaning (given in Annexure 2)
Government of
India Web
Directory
Union
Government
Autonomus/
Apex Institutions
PSUs / Joint
ventures
FINAL REPORT 10
SCHEME LISTING PROCEDURE
 Read & understand the Scheme
 Go through Guidelines, checklist & set of instructions
 Find out the purpose of the scheme?
 Who is beneficiary?
 What is the eligibility of the beneficiary?
 What benefit is availed to the beneficiary?
Scheme listing from various Ministries of Central Government -
done by me are as follows:
Ministry Name Entries
1. Ministry of Civil Aviation 150
2. Ministry of Culture 215
3. Ministry of Environment, forest and climate change 085
4. Ministry of Power 050
5. Ministry of Tourism 015
6. Ministry of Rural Development 050
 Scheme listing of various Ministry from Central government.
 Analysing the portal as User Interface
 Prepared Guidelines & Checklist for the interns and employees
 Data Cleaning
 Data analysis
FINAL REPORT 11
 Training the interns for Scheme listing & Cleaning
 Prepared exhaustive list of schemes for uploading
Phase 2 - Data Validation
1. DATA VALIDATION: Data Validation is the process of ensuring that a
programme operates on correct and useful data. Data validation ensure
checking for correctness, meaningfulness and security of data that are input
to the system. Data validation checks that data are valid, sensible, secure,
and reasonable before they are processed and also check the errors like
flow / logical errors.
 IMPORTANCE OF DATA VALIDATION
Incorrect data validation can lead to data corruption or security
exposure.
Meaningless, incorrect data give wrong output in analysis.
Data validation helpful in minimizing the data cleaning process.
2. DATA VERIFICATION: Data Verification is the process of ensuring
that the data collected from the right source or location from where we
really need and check the listed schemes are really correct or not. It makes
data correction which is misunderstood by the time of data listing and helps
to resolve the errors.
 IMPORTANCE OF DATA VERIFICATION
Data correction
Helpful in getting Missing data from the source.
FINAL REPORT 12
PHASE 3: - DATA CLEANING AND COMPILING
Data cleaning here refers to the final cleaning of created database, as to upload
on the portal of Schemopedia.org.
Data Cleaning refers to detecting and correcting the errors and to validate it for
further verification according to the rules and regulation.
In this, Phase-1 have to carry out the following works:
 Compilation of schemes done by all interns
 To check mapping of schemes is done or not
 To clean the Scheme according to the checklist prepared
 To fill up the empty cell
 To check each filter according to revised bible of code
I have trained the other interns of Schemopedia.org for the Scheme listing and
cleaning.
I have prepared the exhaustive list of Schemes from 3025 entries – All 3025
entries are cleaned and ready for uploading on portal of Schemopedia.org
OTHER WORKS AS FOLLOWS:
Exercise conducted for Learning data analysis using excel tool: Data set from
a survey conducted among newspaper readers on the perception and feedback
of a daily supplement of a Gujarati newspaper - City Bhaskar. It is a
supplement of Divya Bhaskar newspaper.
FINAL REPORT 13
MID-COURSE CORRECTION
PHASE 1 - DATABASE CREATION: -
In this phase we were surfing on internet for various schemes and listing it after
analyze the scheme form various government and Non-government websites.
That listed file than checked by superior. While checking that file they found
some basic problems like grammatically errors and also some missing content so
they give it back to us to resolve those errors.
In the initial period frequency of errors was quite more but then after day by day
with having concentrated mind and because of practice it is minimized in such a
way that they just checked and make it confirm instantly.
PHASE 2 - DATA VALIDATION: -
In this phase the work done in 1st
phase by individual is altered with colleagues
so that cross check can be done by this missing content and schemes can be find
out easily.
It is found that some work debate origin in this phase due to having some pointing
out errors but it was obvious and thus we could realize that is actual errors in
some case and make it correct at that time.
FINAL REPORT 14
PHASE 3 - DATA CLEANING AND COMPILING
In this phase there was maximum work concentration required because it was the
period when all work assembled and cleaning process took place on that. Thus
we found that though after giving 100% work efficiency we couldn’t found
accuracy required by superior and always superior give that work back to us for
doing again.
But having very good coordination among team and having good team effort we
make it possible. So, finally we made whole product ready in the last week of our
internship.
FINAL REPORT 15
LIMITATION
There were few limitations also there during work period of internship which is
mentioned below in brief.
 Internet speed issues
 Data transferring issues
 Data missing issues
 Lack of inbuilt Software
 Lack of supervisor assistants
 Non availability of PC’s
FINAL REPORT 16
LEARNING’S
 Learnt to do Data mining from unstructured data.
 Cultivated habit of Critical thinking while preparing guidelines, checklist
& questionnaire.
 Good grip on various functions of Microsoft excel.
 Time and Stress management: - Learnt to prioritize the task according to
time (deadline)
 Learnt to remove the errors while cleaning the data
 How to co-ordinate with other interns to complete the task
FINAL REPORT 17
CONCLUSION
Internship at Schemopedia for 11 weeks started from 04th
April 2016 to 19th
June
2016 has been a good learning experience for me. During this period, I came
across a number of good people, in network who helped me and also knowledge
sharing with them would be treasure for me.
Exposure to corporate sector during my internship had helped me to understand
the art of balancing the task and time. So that I could manage with target and
mind stress during my internship.
Experience in a corporate sector, is a good exposure about what really the
corporate life is about. The person who can manage these target and stress can
survive in these corporate world. The only thing required in corporate world is
the right attitude or a positive attitude towards attaining one’s goal.
FINAL REPORT 18
ANNEXURE 1 – REVISED BIBLE OF CODE
Revised Bible of Code
1st Profile 2nd Profile Filter 3rd profile filter 4t 5th
Filter
Enterprise
Area of business Type of Implementing Depends
upon the
profile
Manufacturing Co-operative Society
Miscellaneous
s
Services SHG
Infrastructure Large
Institute/ Research Labs Medium
Trading Small
Agriculture Micro
Association Start up
NGO Professional
No restriction Private developer
SPV of Industries
R&D Institutes
Association Bodies
Academic Institutes
Joint Liability Organization
Family
Caste / Category type Family Characteristics
APL Family Income less
BPL Family Size
EBC No restriction
SEBC
No restriction
Schedule Caste
Schedule Tribe
Neo middle class families
(Tribal APL families with
income limit of Rs. 2 (Non
Income Tax paying) Other
Backward Castes
(Notified OBC) - DE
notified
Individual
classesCaste/ Category
type
Specification
APL Gender (Male / Female)
BPL Age
FINAL REPORT 19
EBC No restriction
SEBC
No restriction
Schedule Caste
Schedule Tribe
Minorities
Physically & Mentally
Notified - DE notified
Other Backward Castes
Please note that in case of Individual, "(OBC) Specification" only means Age OR
Gender. If an
entry says "Students", it will be covered in 4th / 5th filter
FINAL REPORT 20
ANNEXURE 2 - PREPARED GUIDELINES & CHECKLIST FOR SCHEME LISTING & CLEANING
Guidelines
 Read the scheme thoroughly
 Understand the scheme – Find out the following from the scheme - What is the
objective of the scheme?
From whom the scheme is for?
What are the eligibility (required criteria for getting benefit of the scheme)? -
What benefit is given to the eligible applicant?
 Profile filters – 1st
– read the scheme and decide who is the beneficiary from the three options
below: - for e.g. - Sample file – Scheme no 1
Individual
Family
Enterprise
 Profile filters – 2nd
& 3rd
– depends upon the scheme and must be relevant to 1st
profile filter
– for e.g. Sample file – Scheme no 1
Take reference of Bible of code
In case the scheme includes the detail of BPL / APL and caste in this scenario the
multiple entries will take place
Reviewing ministry website along with all its departments / corporations
Estimate the number of schemes to be listed
Make daily plan for entire ministry and estimate no. of days of work
Start Scheme listing as per the guidelines / checklist given
Spell Check / Grammar Check for the entire entry / set of entries
Cross verification of the entries with the link for missing columns / data
Final mapping with the guidelines for corrections
FINAL REPORT 21
 Profile filters – 4th
& 5th
– This is named as miscellaneous and depend upon the scheme
 How to enter “By Purpose” - for e.g. Scheme no 1 to 5 of the Sample file.
FINAL REPORT 22
The description of “By Purpose” column must include in a single sentence, the following things about the
scheme – o What Benefit is being given (e.g. Financial Assistance),
In what form (e.g. in the form of Grant),
for what purpose / reason (e.g. for purchase of hand weaving machinery) - Who is
the beneficiary (e.g. to BPL artisans)?
So, “Financial assistance in the form of Grant for the purchase of hand weaving machinery to BPL artisans”
Keep by purpose in short and simple language.
In case of multiple entries of single schemes with same set of initial filters and similar
looking “By Purpose” and “Scheme Title, use * for highlighting
Only the differentiated word must be coded between * for highlighting the difference of
the multiple entries
 How to enter Domain – For e.g. Scheme no 4 in the sample file
Domain must be from the list of domains as visible on the Portal’s main page
All possible options after going through the scheme need to be mention in domain
separated by comma e.g. Education, Labour and Employment
 Master UID
Give the name as follows: - Department Name_Guj / Eng_001_State name
 Unique number Sr.no – 1,2,3,4…….
 Central / State
Sponsors of the scheme (Any one of the given either central or state)
 State - for e.g. Scheme no 4 of Sample file
State name to be entered if you are listing Schemes of State Government
In Central Government Schemes, if the states / region are mentioned then those states /
region to be mention in state column otherwise enter “All States”
 Department Name to be showcased in the portal
Department name must be the one from where you got the scheme
 Sub department name_1 & 2 - for e.g. Sample file
If sub-department is given, then enter it in column sub – department _1
If there is further classification of sub – department_1, then enter that sub- department
in column named sub- department _2
 Scheme title to be displayed - For e.g. – Scheme no 2 & 3 of the sample file.
Scheme title must be similar to the scheme purpose
FINAL REPORT 23
In case the scheme name is different & unable to understand easily – we are supposed to
enter the scheme name & then the purpose of it to give it a proper title - Keep the Scheme
Title in short and simple language.
The “Scheme Title” column must include in a single sentence, the following things about
the scheme –
What Benefit is being given (e.g. Financial Assistance),
In what form (e.g. in the form of Grant),
For what purpose / reason (e.g. for purchase of hand weaving machinery)
Who is the beneficiary (e.g. to BPL artisan)
So, “Financial assistance in the form of Grant for the purchase of hand weaving machinery to BPL artisans”
In case of multiple entries of single schemes with same set of initial filters and similar
looking “By Purpose” and “Scheme Title, use * for highlighting
Only the differentiated word must be coded between * for highlighting the difference of
the multiple entries
 Eligibility - For e.g. Sample file
Eligibility criteria of the beneficiary to be entered
The eligibility must be as per profile filters also if NO eligibility criteria is given in scheme.
(for e.g. if the profile filter has said SC and eligibility on the website does not mention SC,
still we must write that “Beneficiary should be from SC category.)
In case the eligibility is mapped with benefits in tabular format, then form them in
sentence for listing and keep the order of entries same as those mentioned in table - In
case of multiple points # to be used.
Use “Alt + Enter” for moving to next line and keeping the entries well formatted - Enter
required eligibility criteria only
 Beneficiary
The one who is getting the benefit of the scheme
 Benefit type - the benefit type must be any of the following
Financial Assistance
Products
Services
Awards & Recognition
 Description of Benefit - For e.g. Sample file – Scheme no 3
FINAL REPORT 24
Benefit of the scheme as given to be entered
Mention the main benefit right at the beginning and then the details later.
In case the benefit is given in tabular form then form them in sentence for listing and keep
the order of entries same as those mentioned in table while entering eligibility
In case of multiple points # to be used.
Use “Alt + Enter” for moving to next line Link – for e.g. Sample file
Link of the scheme to be entered in link column
If the link of scheme is in pdf form, then page number of the scheme to be entered
 Conditionality
Conditionality is to be written which are related ONLY to the benefit and not regarding
any other aspect like application process, eligibility, etc. - In case of multiple points # to
be used.
Use “Alt + Enter” for moving to next line Annexure link
If the annexure is provided in the scheme, then enter the link of annexure with page number.
 Possible Duration
As mentioned in the scheme the operative period of the scheme has to be entered
 How to Apply
Enter the link of the application form and details
In case the scheme is in pdf form and having application form enter the page number of
application form and link with other details
In case of multiple points use # as bullet
Use “Alt + Enter” for moving to next line just before entering the link
 Sponsoring Agency
Government / NGO - Any one of them to be entered.
Set of Instructions
When the beneficiary of the scheme is one which is government body, then NO LISTING
of that scheme is required.
When the scheme includes bidding process or tender based selection of the beneficiary,
then NO LISTING of that scheme is required.
Profile filters - In profile filters 1st
three are mandatory and to be entered with reference
of bible of code.
FINAL REPORT 25
“By Purpose” - DO NOT simply copy paste the “By Purpose” description from the scheme
but think once if the same is relevant. In most cases, the same will be relevant but in some
cases, additions / deletions might be necessary. Use your discretion.
“By Domain” - If the scheme is leading to multiple domains, enter all in main domain
column separating by comma (,)
“State” - If no states are given in scheme of central government – enter All states - Scheme
title - DO NOT simply copy paste the “By Purpose” description to “Scheme Title to be
displayed” and think once if the same is relevant. In most cases, the same will be relevant
but in some cases, additions / deletions might be necessary. Use your discretion.
Eligibility – Cover the required points of the profile filters and ensure all the points start
with the bullet #
Description of benefit – Mention the main benefit right at the beginning and then the
details later. And ensure all the points to be bulleted with using # only
Page number of the link is must when the scheme is in pdf form
In cases wherever the benefit is “Training” or “Scholarship”, the duration or standard for
which it is applicable needs to be mentioned in the “Benefit
Description”
In some cases, the Website structure is such that, navigating back to the original scheme
becomes difficult even after clicking on the link. E.g.
http://rubberboard.org.in/Scheme.asp?Id=4
In such cases, kindly also mention in the link column – the process to reach the
appropriate scheme e.g. Click on _____ the below link AND THEN, Click on ______ to reach
the Scheme description.
Regarding Scheme Duration, if a scheme is mentioned to have been expired – (a) Search
Google to check if the scheme is currently running?
(b) If not found, then ENTER the scheme and we shall verify it during validation exercises to
the Government offices
Checklist for Cleaning of Data entries
 Mapping of possible entries
 Profile filter – reference bible of code
 Easy understandable language and in short for by purpose, Scheme title, eligibility & description
of benefit.
FINAL REPORT 26
 Scheme title: only specific schemes name to be added
 In case of multiple entries of single schemes with same set of initial filters and similar looking “By
Purpose” and “Scheme Title, use * for highlighting” and # for bullet points in eligibility, description
of benefit & how to apply
 Unnecessary space needs to be removed
 Benefit type: - Financial assistance, Product, Services & Awards / recognition.
 Page number of scheme to be provided in the link column (if file is in pdf form - too large with
multiple schemes)
 NO cells are to be left EMPTY
 Cross verification of entries with link
 Spell check & Grammar Check the entire data sheet at the end of every day before saving the
sheet

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Final report SIP-Himanshu

  • 1. FINAL REPORT 1 FINAL REPORT Student Name: BHATIA HIMANSHU VINODKUMAR Enrollment Number: 1011517034 Specialization: DECISION SCIENCE Report Duration: 4th April, 2016 to 19th June, 2016 Schemopedia.org Company Name: SCHEMOPEDIA.ORG Mentor Name: MR. ABHISHEK RATHI Submitted to, Prof. Chinmay Baxi
  • 2. FINAL REPORT 2 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT I would like to express my gratitude to all. I want to thank SBS Ahmedabad for granting me the permission to commence this project. I am deeply indebted to my supervisors Prof. Chinmay Baxi (Faculty guide) and Mr. Abhishek Rathi and Mr. Anand Trivedi (Company Guide) for their help, stimulating suggestions and encouragement in all the time of internship. Especially, I would like to thank my parents and friends for extended me their moral support.
  • 3. FINAL REPORT 3 TABLE OF CONTENT TITLE PAGE NO. Introduction to company 04 Vision & Potential Revenue streams 05 Problems 06 Project Detail & Objectives 07 Task Assigned & Strategy 08 Mid-Course Correction 13 Limitation 15 Learnings 16 Conclusion 17 Annexure-1- Revised BIBLE OF CODE 18 Annexure-2- PREPARED GUIDELINES & CHECKLIST FOR SCHEME LISTING & CLEANING 20
  • 4. FINAL REPORT 4 INTRODUCTION TO COMPANY Schemopedia.org  Name of the Organization: - Schemopedia.org  Main activity of the Organization: Building Government to Citizen (G2C) portal for scheme information.  Name & Designation of Head of the Organization: Mr. Anand Trivedi and Mr. Abhishek Rathi – Co-founders.  Email ID: anandtrivedi92@gmail.com & abishek.rathi@gmail.com “Schemopedia” is a start-up company which is preparing a portal for the Indian citizens for create awareness about the schemes of the government as well as Non-Government. Schemopedia is a one-stop platform for facilitating simplified information access and convenient application to all schemes / benefits extended to citizens in their capacity as an individual or an enterprise owner. Schemopedia, within the umbrella concept of Governity, is the first step towards bridging this information gap. Governity, as a whole is the concept through which we envision advanced engagement levels between Government and Citizens. Schemopedia is collecting data of schemes, so that they can cover each and every scheme which are beneficial for the Indian citizens.
  • 5. FINAL REPORT 5 VISION To constantly innovate and build open source technology platforms that facilitate interaction between Governments, Citizens and Development Agencies to improve the flow of information, entitlements and services as well as duties and obligations. POTENTIAL REVENUE STREAMS  Benefit Access / Scheme application fees - different rates for individuals / enterprises  Subscription fees from Government / Policy makers for analytics use  Paid campaigns & surveys for the Government  Paid Participatory scheme design / budgeting exercises for elected representatives
  • 6. FINAL REPORT 6 CURRENT SCENARIO BETWEEN GOVERNMENT & CITIZEN Current Scenario between Government & Citizen PROBLEMS  Very limited technology used in enabling above interaction on the part of the Government  Information spread across 500+ Govt. websites and multiple offline sources and local language support, non-friendly interface, etc.  Low citizen awareness leading to even lower benefit access leading to hundreds of underutilized schemes / programs  Process complexity etc.  All in all, lack of Citizens’ “pull” causing complacency in Govt. reach out
  • 7. FINAL REPORT 7 PROJECT DETAILS Data mining, marketing planning and Implementation - Enabling the Schemopedia launch OBJECTIVES  To build the complete database of schemes from various government Ministries and Non-government websites.  To check and confirm no single scheme missing from those websites.  To confirm all listed schemes are in required format of Schemopedia.org  To compile all listed schemes database in single sheet.  To build complete product database of Schemopedia.org by completing all above objectives
  • 8. FINAL REPORT 8 TASK ASSIGNED AND STRATEGY To achieve all above mentioned objectives we have taken four steps below  Database Creation (Scheme listing)  Data Verification (Data Validation)  Data Cleaning  Data Compiling  Analysis of the Bill Order Quantity data of Gubbi Group  Unique ID generation and cross-mapping for scheme listing Phase 1 - Database Creation In the initial stage of my internship I have to analyze the portal as user interface. In that procedure I have done the analysis of the portal by checking scope of improvement of the portal and to list down the advantages & disadvantages of the portal. I have to list down the schemes from various ministries of Central Government. As to create the database for schemopedia.org, the scheme listing is the base for the product (Schemopedia.org)
  • 9. FINAL REPORT 9 Process Followed for Finding Schemes GOI Directory (goidirectory.nic.in) which includes various ministries select among them For e.g. Ministry of New and Renewable Energy is elaborated below GOI Directory – Ministries - Ministry of New and Renewable Energy includes various departments like- Ministry, Autonomous / Apex Institutions, PSUs / Joint Ventures, Companies & Schemes/Programs & Missions. The Scheme listing procedure to entry into the structured format which is similar to the portal of Schemopedia.org The procedure follows with profile filter, purpose, domain and scheme details. For entering profile filter the bible of code is prepared as reference. Revised Bible of Code (given in Annexure 1) Guidelines, Set of Instructions & Checklist for Scheme listing & cleaning (given in Annexure 2) Government of India Web Directory Union Government Autonomus/ Apex Institutions PSUs / Joint ventures
  • 10. FINAL REPORT 10 SCHEME LISTING PROCEDURE  Read & understand the Scheme  Go through Guidelines, checklist & set of instructions  Find out the purpose of the scheme?  Who is beneficiary?  What is the eligibility of the beneficiary?  What benefit is availed to the beneficiary? Scheme listing from various Ministries of Central Government - done by me are as follows: Ministry Name Entries 1. Ministry of Civil Aviation 150 2. Ministry of Culture 215 3. Ministry of Environment, forest and climate change 085 4. Ministry of Power 050 5. Ministry of Tourism 015 6. Ministry of Rural Development 050  Scheme listing of various Ministry from Central government.  Analysing the portal as User Interface  Prepared Guidelines & Checklist for the interns and employees  Data Cleaning  Data analysis
  • 11. FINAL REPORT 11  Training the interns for Scheme listing & Cleaning  Prepared exhaustive list of schemes for uploading Phase 2 - Data Validation 1. DATA VALIDATION: Data Validation is the process of ensuring that a programme operates on correct and useful data. Data validation ensure checking for correctness, meaningfulness and security of data that are input to the system. Data validation checks that data are valid, sensible, secure, and reasonable before they are processed and also check the errors like flow / logical errors.  IMPORTANCE OF DATA VALIDATION Incorrect data validation can lead to data corruption or security exposure. Meaningless, incorrect data give wrong output in analysis. Data validation helpful in minimizing the data cleaning process. 2. DATA VERIFICATION: Data Verification is the process of ensuring that the data collected from the right source or location from where we really need and check the listed schemes are really correct or not. It makes data correction which is misunderstood by the time of data listing and helps to resolve the errors.  IMPORTANCE OF DATA VERIFICATION Data correction Helpful in getting Missing data from the source.
  • 12. FINAL REPORT 12 PHASE 3: - DATA CLEANING AND COMPILING Data cleaning here refers to the final cleaning of created database, as to upload on the portal of Schemopedia.org. Data Cleaning refers to detecting and correcting the errors and to validate it for further verification according to the rules and regulation. In this, Phase-1 have to carry out the following works:  Compilation of schemes done by all interns  To check mapping of schemes is done or not  To clean the Scheme according to the checklist prepared  To fill up the empty cell  To check each filter according to revised bible of code I have trained the other interns of Schemopedia.org for the Scheme listing and cleaning. I have prepared the exhaustive list of Schemes from 3025 entries – All 3025 entries are cleaned and ready for uploading on portal of Schemopedia.org OTHER WORKS AS FOLLOWS: Exercise conducted for Learning data analysis using excel tool: Data set from a survey conducted among newspaper readers on the perception and feedback of a daily supplement of a Gujarati newspaper - City Bhaskar. It is a supplement of Divya Bhaskar newspaper.
  • 13. FINAL REPORT 13 MID-COURSE CORRECTION PHASE 1 - DATABASE CREATION: - In this phase we were surfing on internet for various schemes and listing it after analyze the scheme form various government and Non-government websites. That listed file than checked by superior. While checking that file they found some basic problems like grammatically errors and also some missing content so they give it back to us to resolve those errors. In the initial period frequency of errors was quite more but then after day by day with having concentrated mind and because of practice it is minimized in such a way that they just checked and make it confirm instantly. PHASE 2 - DATA VALIDATION: - In this phase the work done in 1st phase by individual is altered with colleagues so that cross check can be done by this missing content and schemes can be find out easily. It is found that some work debate origin in this phase due to having some pointing out errors but it was obvious and thus we could realize that is actual errors in some case and make it correct at that time.
  • 14. FINAL REPORT 14 PHASE 3 - DATA CLEANING AND COMPILING In this phase there was maximum work concentration required because it was the period when all work assembled and cleaning process took place on that. Thus we found that though after giving 100% work efficiency we couldn’t found accuracy required by superior and always superior give that work back to us for doing again. But having very good coordination among team and having good team effort we make it possible. So, finally we made whole product ready in the last week of our internship.
  • 15. FINAL REPORT 15 LIMITATION There were few limitations also there during work period of internship which is mentioned below in brief.  Internet speed issues  Data transferring issues  Data missing issues  Lack of inbuilt Software  Lack of supervisor assistants  Non availability of PC’s
  • 16. FINAL REPORT 16 LEARNING’S  Learnt to do Data mining from unstructured data.  Cultivated habit of Critical thinking while preparing guidelines, checklist & questionnaire.  Good grip on various functions of Microsoft excel.  Time and Stress management: - Learnt to prioritize the task according to time (deadline)  Learnt to remove the errors while cleaning the data  How to co-ordinate with other interns to complete the task
  • 17. FINAL REPORT 17 CONCLUSION Internship at Schemopedia for 11 weeks started from 04th April 2016 to 19th June 2016 has been a good learning experience for me. During this period, I came across a number of good people, in network who helped me and also knowledge sharing with them would be treasure for me. Exposure to corporate sector during my internship had helped me to understand the art of balancing the task and time. So that I could manage with target and mind stress during my internship. Experience in a corporate sector, is a good exposure about what really the corporate life is about. The person who can manage these target and stress can survive in these corporate world. The only thing required in corporate world is the right attitude or a positive attitude towards attaining one’s goal.
  • 18. FINAL REPORT 18 ANNEXURE 1 – REVISED BIBLE OF CODE Revised Bible of Code 1st Profile 2nd Profile Filter 3rd profile filter 4t 5th Filter Enterprise Area of business Type of Implementing Depends upon the profile Manufacturing Co-operative Society Miscellaneous s Services SHG Infrastructure Large Institute/ Research Labs Medium Trading Small Agriculture Micro Association Start up NGO Professional No restriction Private developer SPV of Industries R&D Institutes Association Bodies Academic Institutes Joint Liability Organization Family Caste / Category type Family Characteristics APL Family Income less BPL Family Size EBC No restriction SEBC No restriction Schedule Caste Schedule Tribe Neo middle class families (Tribal APL families with income limit of Rs. 2 (Non Income Tax paying) Other Backward Castes (Notified OBC) - DE notified Individual classesCaste/ Category type Specification APL Gender (Male / Female) BPL Age
  • 19. FINAL REPORT 19 EBC No restriction SEBC No restriction Schedule Caste Schedule Tribe Minorities Physically & Mentally Notified - DE notified Other Backward Castes Please note that in case of Individual, "(OBC) Specification" only means Age OR Gender. If an entry says "Students", it will be covered in 4th / 5th filter
  • 20. FINAL REPORT 20 ANNEXURE 2 - PREPARED GUIDELINES & CHECKLIST FOR SCHEME LISTING & CLEANING Guidelines  Read the scheme thoroughly  Understand the scheme – Find out the following from the scheme - What is the objective of the scheme? From whom the scheme is for? What are the eligibility (required criteria for getting benefit of the scheme)? - What benefit is given to the eligible applicant?  Profile filters – 1st – read the scheme and decide who is the beneficiary from the three options below: - for e.g. - Sample file – Scheme no 1 Individual Family Enterprise  Profile filters – 2nd & 3rd – depends upon the scheme and must be relevant to 1st profile filter – for e.g. Sample file – Scheme no 1 Take reference of Bible of code In case the scheme includes the detail of BPL / APL and caste in this scenario the multiple entries will take place Reviewing ministry website along with all its departments / corporations Estimate the number of schemes to be listed Make daily plan for entire ministry and estimate no. of days of work Start Scheme listing as per the guidelines / checklist given Spell Check / Grammar Check for the entire entry / set of entries Cross verification of the entries with the link for missing columns / data Final mapping with the guidelines for corrections
  • 21. FINAL REPORT 21  Profile filters – 4th & 5th – This is named as miscellaneous and depend upon the scheme  How to enter “By Purpose” - for e.g. Scheme no 1 to 5 of the Sample file.
  • 22. FINAL REPORT 22 The description of “By Purpose” column must include in a single sentence, the following things about the scheme – o What Benefit is being given (e.g. Financial Assistance), In what form (e.g. in the form of Grant), for what purpose / reason (e.g. for purchase of hand weaving machinery) - Who is the beneficiary (e.g. to BPL artisans)? So, “Financial assistance in the form of Grant for the purchase of hand weaving machinery to BPL artisans” Keep by purpose in short and simple language. In case of multiple entries of single schemes with same set of initial filters and similar looking “By Purpose” and “Scheme Title, use * for highlighting Only the differentiated word must be coded between * for highlighting the difference of the multiple entries  How to enter Domain – For e.g. Scheme no 4 in the sample file Domain must be from the list of domains as visible on the Portal’s main page All possible options after going through the scheme need to be mention in domain separated by comma e.g. Education, Labour and Employment  Master UID Give the name as follows: - Department Name_Guj / Eng_001_State name  Unique number Sr.no – 1,2,3,4…….  Central / State Sponsors of the scheme (Any one of the given either central or state)  State - for e.g. Scheme no 4 of Sample file State name to be entered if you are listing Schemes of State Government In Central Government Schemes, if the states / region are mentioned then those states / region to be mention in state column otherwise enter “All States”  Department Name to be showcased in the portal Department name must be the one from where you got the scheme  Sub department name_1 & 2 - for e.g. Sample file If sub-department is given, then enter it in column sub – department _1 If there is further classification of sub – department_1, then enter that sub- department in column named sub- department _2  Scheme title to be displayed - For e.g. – Scheme no 2 & 3 of the sample file. Scheme title must be similar to the scheme purpose
  • 23. FINAL REPORT 23 In case the scheme name is different & unable to understand easily – we are supposed to enter the scheme name & then the purpose of it to give it a proper title - Keep the Scheme Title in short and simple language. The “Scheme Title” column must include in a single sentence, the following things about the scheme – What Benefit is being given (e.g. Financial Assistance), In what form (e.g. in the form of Grant), For what purpose / reason (e.g. for purchase of hand weaving machinery) Who is the beneficiary (e.g. to BPL artisan) So, “Financial assistance in the form of Grant for the purchase of hand weaving machinery to BPL artisans” In case of multiple entries of single schemes with same set of initial filters and similar looking “By Purpose” and “Scheme Title, use * for highlighting Only the differentiated word must be coded between * for highlighting the difference of the multiple entries  Eligibility - For e.g. Sample file Eligibility criteria of the beneficiary to be entered The eligibility must be as per profile filters also if NO eligibility criteria is given in scheme. (for e.g. if the profile filter has said SC and eligibility on the website does not mention SC, still we must write that “Beneficiary should be from SC category.) In case the eligibility is mapped with benefits in tabular format, then form them in sentence for listing and keep the order of entries same as those mentioned in table - In case of multiple points # to be used. Use “Alt + Enter” for moving to next line and keeping the entries well formatted - Enter required eligibility criteria only  Beneficiary The one who is getting the benefit of the scheme  Benefit type - the benefit type must be any of the following Financial Assistance Products Services Awards & Recognition  Description of Benefit - For e.g. Sample file – Scheme no 3
  • 24. FINAL REPORT 24 Benefit of the scheme as given to be entered Mention the main benefit right at the beginning and then the details later. In case the benefit is given in tabular form then form them in sentence for listing and keep the order of entries same as those mentioned in table while entering eligibility In case of multiple points # to be used. Use “Alt + Enter” for moving to next line Link – for e.g. Sample file Link of the scheme to be entered in link column If the link of scheme is in pdf form, then page number of the scheme to be entered  Conditionality Conditionality is to be written which are related ONLY to the benefit and not regarding any other aspect like application process, eligibility, etc. - In case of multiple points # to be used. Use “Alt + Enter” for moving to next line Annexure link If the annexure is provided in the scheme, then enter the link of annexure with page number.  Possible Duration As mentioned in the scheme the operative period of the scheme has to be entered  How to Apply Enter the link of the application form and details In case the scheme is in pdf form and having application form enter the page number of application form and link with other details In case of multiple points use # as bullet Use “Alt + Enter” for moving to next line just before entering the link  Sponsoring Agency Government / NGO - Any one of them to be entered. Set of Instructions When the beneficiary of the scheme is one which is government body, then NO LISTING of that scheme is required. When the scheme includes bidding process or tender based selection of the beneficiary, then NO LISTING of that scheme is required. Profile filters - In profile filters 1st three are mandatory and to be entered with reference of bible of code.
  • 25. FINAL REPORT 25 “By Purpose” - DO NOT simply copy paste the “By Purpose” description from the scheme but think once if the same is relevant. In most cases, the same will be relevant but in some cases, additions / deletions might be necessary. Use your discretion. “By Domain” - If the scheme is leading to multiple domains, enter all in main domain column separating by comma (,) “State” - If no states are given in scheme of central government – enter All states - Scheme title - DO NOT simply copy paste the “By Purpose” description to “Scheme Title to be displayed” and think once if the same is relevant. In most cases, the same will be relevant but in some cases, additions / deletions might be necessary. Use your discretion. Eligibility – Cover the required points of the profile filters and ensure all the points start with the bullet # Description of benefit – Mention the main benefit right at the beginning and then the details later. And ensure all the points to be bulleted with using # only Page number of the link is must when the scheme is in pdf form In cases wherever the benefit is “Training” or “Scholarship”, the duration or standard for which it is applicable needs to be mentioned in the “Benefit Description” In some cases, the Website structure is such that, navigating back to the original scheme becomes difficult even after clicking on the link. E.g. http://rubberboard.org.in/Scheme.asp?Id=4 In such cases, kindly also mention in the link column – the process to reach the appropriate scheme e.g. Click on _____ the below link AND THEN, Click on ______ to reach the Scheme description. Regarding Scheme Duration, if a scheme is mentioned to have been expired – (a) Search Google to check if the scheme is currently running? (b) If not found, then ENTER the scheme and we shall verify it during validation exercises to the Government offices Checklist for Cleaning of Data entries  Mapping of possible entries  Profile filter – reference bible of code  Easy understandable language and in short for by purpose, Scheme title, eligibility & description of benefit.
  • 26. FINAL REPORT 26  Scheme title: only specific schemes name to be added  In case of multiple entries of single schemes with same set of initial filters and similar looking “By Purpose” and “Scheme Title, use * for highlighting” and # for bullet points in eligibility, description of benefit & how to apply  Unnecessary space needs to be removed  Benefit type: - Financial assistance, Product, Services & Awards / recognition.  Page number of scheme to be provided in the link column (if file is in pdf form - too large with multiple schemes)  NO cells are to be left EMPTY  Cross verification of entries with link  Spell check & Grammar Check the entire data sheet at the end of every day before saving the sheet