Legal Information Management and Briefing System by Sh. Suresh Chandra, JS, D/o Legal Affairs at workshop on Data Driven Decision Making for Chief Data Officers.
This document provides information about the CSWIP 3.1 Welding Inspector course and certification from TWI Ltd. The course covers a wide range of welding inspection and quality topics through lectures and provides exam assessment to obtain the CSWIP 3.1 Welding Inspector certification. The certification is valid for 5 years, after which a CV assessment or renewal exam is required to maintain certification. The CSWIP program has three levels of welding inspector certification.
RiarGlobal LLP provide legal services for individuals who are not citizens of the India, with emphasis on their legal status here. This includes their legal rights, duties and obligations when living in and/or visiting the India, as well as the federally mandated requirements for entering and/or remaining in the India.
The document provides information about obtaining a student visa for studying in Australia. It outlines the requirements which include being accepted into a registered course at an Australian university, meeting health and character requirements, and demonstrating genuine student and temporary entrant status. This involves providing evidence of sufficient funds, English proficiency, academic qualifications, and circumstances in the home country. It also lists the application process which involves completing forms, paying fees, and submitting documents like a passport, enrollment confirmation, and insurance to the Australian High Commission before being assessed. Global Opportunities is introduced as an education consultancy that can help students through the application and visa counseling process to achieve their goal of international study.
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This document provides welding requirements for special corrosion-resistant materials used in severe corrosion and high temperature applications. It specifies that welding procedures must be qualified according to ASME standards and additional Saudi Aramco requirements. For high temperature applications, ferrite content must be measured and controlled between 3-10 FN. For corrosive services, gas tungsten arc welding is required for certain applications and filler metal selection, joint design, inspection, and other criteria are specified. Additional requirements are outlined for welding duplex stainless steels, including controlling ferrite content, corrosion testing, impact testing, hardness testing, and other variables.
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The document summarizes the key aspects of the Consumer Protection Act 1986 in India. It was enacted to provide simpler, quicker and cheaper remedies to consumer grievances compared to civil courts. The Act established Consumer Dispute Redressal Forums at district, state and national levels to hear complaints. It defines a consumer and covers goods and services. The remedies under the Act include replacement, refunds, compensation. Non-compliance of forum orders can lead to fines or imprisonment.
Ragging is a practice where senior students abuse and humiliate junior students. It originated in British public schools and continues in some parts of India and other Asian countries. Ragging can be mild like singing or severe like physical abuse. While some believe mild ragging builds character, it often crosses limits into human rights violations and has led to trauma, injuries, and deaths. Both government and educational institutions have implemented anti-ragging policies and guidelines, but it remains a problem that requires cooperation of all stakeholders to fully address.
This document provides a welder performance qualification certificate for Lucien Van Veeten. It summarizes the welding procedure specification, materials, joint details, welding details, test methods and results for a single-vee butt weld in a 150mm diameter pipe with 13mm wall thickness using gas metal arc welding. All non-destructive and destructive tests were satisfactory, qualifying the welder for single-vee butt welds on pipe with the materials, sizes, welding process and positions described. The certificate is valid for two years provided the welder maintains employment and satisfactory performance of this welding work.
This document provides information about the CSWIP 3.1 Welding Inspector course and certification from TWI Ltd. The course covers a wide range of welding inspection and quality topics through lectures and provides exam assessment to obtain the CSWIP 3.1 Welding Inspector certification. The certification is valid for 5 years, after which a CV assessment or renewal exam is required to maintain certification. The CSWIP program has three levels of welding inspector certification.
RiarGlobal LLP provide legal services for individuals who are not citizens of the India, with emphasis on their legal status here. This includes their legal rights, duties and obligations when living in and/or visiting the India, as well as the federally mandated requirements for entering and/or remaining in the India.
The document provides information about obtaining a student visa for studying in Australia. It outlines the requirements which include being accepted into a registered course at an Australian university, meeting health and character requirements, and demonstrating genuine student and temporary entrant status. This involves providing evidence of sufficient funds, English proficiency, academic qualifications, and circumstances in the home country. It also lists the application process which involves completing forms, paying fees, and submitting documents like a passport, enrollment confirmation, and insurance to the Australian High Commission before being assessed. Global Opportunities is introduced as an education consultancy that can help students through the application and visa counseling process to achieve their goal of international study.
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This document provides welding requirements for special corrosion-resistant materials used in severe corrosion and high temperature applications. It specifies that welding procedures must be qualified according to ASME standards and additional Saudi Aramco requirements. For high temperature applications, ferrite content must be measured and controlled between 3-10 FN. For corrosive services, gas tungsten arc welding is required for certain applications and filler metal selection, joint design, inspection, and other criteria are specified. Additional requirements are outlined for welding duplex stainless steels, including controlling ferrite content, corrosion testing, impact testing, hardness testing, and other variables.
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The document summarizes the key aspects of the Consumer Protection Act 1986 in India. It was enacted to provide simpler, quicker and cheaper remedies to consumer grievances compared to civil courts. The Act established Consumer Dispute Redressal Forums at district, state and national levels to hear complaints. It defines a consumer and covers goods and services. The remedies under the Act include replacement, refunds, compensation. Non-compliance of forum orders can lead to fines or imprisonment.
Ragging is a practice where senior students abuse and humiliate junior students. It originated in British public schools and continues in some parts of India and other Asian countries. Ragging can be mild like singing or severe like physical abuse. While some believe mild ragging builds character, it often crosses limits into human rights violations and has led to trauma, injuries, and deaths. Both government and educational institutions have implemented anti-ragging policies and guidelines, but it remains a problem that requires cooperation of all stakeholders to fully address.
This document provides a welder performance qualification certificate for Lucien Van Veeten. It summarizes the welding procedure specification, materials, joint details, welding details, test methods and results for a single-vee butt weld in a 150mm diameter pipe with 13mm wall thickness using gas metal arc welding. All non-destructive and destructive tests were satisfactory, qualifying the welder for single-vee butt welds on pipe with the materials, sizes, welding process and positions described. The certificate is valid for two years provided the welder maintains employment and satisfactory performance of this welding work.
Consumer Disputes Redressal Agencies have been established under the provisions of the Consumer Protection Act, 1986.
This presentation will take you through a step by step process of filing consumer complaint in a court of India.
Joseph P Miskell has been certified by ASNT as an ACCP Level II in Visual and Optical Testing, valid until August 2018. The certificate number is 187136 and is only valid when accompanied by a current AWS or SEWI certificate. This certification is verified by ASNT's gold seal and is subject to revocation before expiration.
This document discusses various types of funding available for advanced degrees, including research assistantships, teaching assistantships, and fellowships. Research assistantships provide funding through employment on a professor's research project, while teaching assistantships fund students through employment assisting with university courses. Fellowships are scholarship awards that can fund various student expenses. The document provides details on eligibility and how to find different funding opportunities to support graduate studies.
Applying for the Rotary Peace Fellowship: Tips from Current FellowsRotary International
Are you interested in applying for the 2018 Rotary Peace Fellowship? Two current Rotary Peace Fellows will share their experiences about the application process and as current fellows in both the master’s degree and professional development certificate programs.
The document outlines India's National Data Sharing and Accessibility Policy (NDSAP) and Open Government Data Platform. It describes the roles of various government organizations in implementing the policy and platform. The National Informatics Centre under the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology is responsible for developing and managing the Open Government Data Platform at data.gov.in. Government ministries and departments are tasked with nominating data controllers and assisting with publishing datasets in open formats. The platform aims to increase data sharing, engage the community, and recognize open data champions.
Use of Road Accidents Data by Government Stakeholders to reduce Road Accident...Data Portal India
Use of Road Accidents Data by Government Stakeholders to reduce Road Accidents and ensure Road Safety – A study on Black Spot Management. Presented by Sh. Ranjan Mukherjee, Director, M/o Road Transport & Highways at Workshop on Data Driven Decision Making for Chief Data Officers.
Beyond Benchmarking, How Should Law and Corporate Compliance IntersectMichele DeStefano
In this post melt-down climate, the regulatory environment raises questions about the compliance function in large, publicly traded corporations. What is it? What purpose does and should it serve? How is the compliance function different or the same as the legal, ethics, or risk management functions? And who should oversee compliance? Although some exists, more empirical research should be done on what function a compliance department serves, where compliance is currently housed in large, publicly traded corporations and, more importantly, why corporations have located the compliance function within or outside the legal department. Further, no other study to date entails qualitative research with United States’ general counsels, chief compliance officers and other non-lawyer senior management on these issues. The purpose of this project is to explore the following questions: (i) What is compliance? What is the major purpose of a compliance department, what areas does it cover (ii) How is it managed and where is it currently housed in large, publicly traded corporations, and (iii) What are the risks and benefits of having the compliance function separated from the legal department and run by non-lawyers (or non-practicing lawyers) that report to the CEO and/or board of directors? To investigate these questions, I i) talked briefly with forty general counsels of S&P 500 corporations in banking, pharmaceutical, and petroleum industries about compliance within their organization; and ii) conducted thirty in-depth qualitative interviews with general counsels and chief compliance officers of large, publicly traded corporations across a variety of industries.
The research analysis will lead to a series of articles. The first article, Transitioning Corporate Governance to Compliance will take the position that a transition in corporate governance has occurred over the past 20 years. What might have been thought of 20 years ago as the basic corporate governance function is now being ceded to compliance departments in large publicly traded organizations. This article will overview of what role the compliance function at some large, publicly traded corporations serves. Through the voices of the Compliance Study interviewees, it will analyze and present a typology of roles that compliance officers may play and recommend which role is the ideal one.
The second article, The Government’s Unofficial Stance on Compliance Departments: To Comply or Not to Comply? will analyze the question of whether whether compliance should be separated from the legal department. To that end, it will explore the risks and benefits of such a structure and the limitations that exist when the compliance function is led by the general counsel.
SlideShare is a global platform for sharing presentations, infographics, videos and documents. It has over 18 million pieces of professional content uploaded by experts like Eric Schmidt and Guy Kawasaki. The document provides tips for setting up an account on SlideShare, uploading content, optimizing it for searchability, and sharing it on social media to build an audience and reputation as a subject matter expert.
This document discusses opportunities for open data and apps in agriculture. It identifies the need for static information, online information, real-time information, and collaboration tools using voice, image, and video for farmers and other agricultural entities. It also notes the vast problem space and need for large-scale programs to take advantage of available technology. Potential areas highlighted include user-centric apps for different agricultural roles, an information model detailing what data different entities have, ensuring good data collection from sources like farmers and mandis, and establishing a collaboration model along the entire value chain.
The Open Government Data initiative of India is not only a step towards greater transparency, accountability and citizen engagement in governance, but also a platform for innovation.
The document discusses Chhattisgarh's efforts to implement open government data initiatives in accordance with India's National Data Sharing and Accessibility Policy. It describes how NIC Chhattisgarh coordinated with state governments to proactively release open data on http://data.gov.in. Initial efforts focused on releasing agriculture and water resources data from departments like Food and Civil Supplies and Water Resources. The goal is to continue expanding open data efforts to additional departments and datasets to empower citizens with information.
This document discusses healthcare interoperability standards. It covers the need for standardization in areas like minimum data sets, code directories, unique identifiers, registries, and data privacy. The document provides examples of challenges around adopting standards, including ensuring identifiers and registries are properly synced across systems to avoid misidentification. It also discusses the importance of clearly defining minimum data sets and code directories to facilitate data integration, analytics and exchange.
Opportunities and challenges of foreign trade open data for economic developmentData Portal India
Opportunities and challenges of foreign trade open data for economic development by D.K. SINGH, ADDL. DIRECTOR GENERAL, Directorate General of Foreign Trade
Community Engagement with Open Government Data was presented by Shri D P Misra from the Open Government Platform, National Informatics Centre, Department of Electronics and Information Technology (DeitY), Government of India.
Consumer Disputes Redressal Agencies have been established under the provisions of the Consumer Protection Act, 1986.
This presentation will take you through a step by step process of filing consumer complaint in a court of India.
Joseph P Miskell has been certified by ASNT as an ACCP Level II in Visual and Optical Testing, valid until August 2018. The certificate number is 187136 and is only valid when accompanied by a current AWS or SEWI certificate. This certification is verified by ASNT's gold seal and is subject to revocation before expiration.
This document discusses various types of funding available for advanced degrees, including research assistantships, teaching assistantships, and fellowships. Research assistantships provide funding through employment on a professor's research project, while teaching assistantships fund students through employment assisting with university courses. Fellowships are scholarship awards that can fund various student expenses. The document provides details on eligibility and how to find different funding opportunities to support graduate studies.
Applying for the Rotary Peace Fellowship: Tips from Current FellowsRotary International
Are you interested in applying for the 2018 Rotary Peace Fellowship? Two current Rotary Peace Fellows will share their experiences about the application process and as current fellows in both the master’s degree and professional development certificate programs.
The document outlines India's National Data Sharing and Accessibility Policy (NDSAP) and Open Government Data Platform. It describes the roles of various government organizations in implementing the policy and platform. The National Informatics Centre under the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology is responsible for developing and managing the Open Government Data Platform at data.gov.in. Government ministries and departments are tasked with nominating data controllers and assisting with publishing datasets in open formats. The platform aims to increase data sharing, engage the community, and recognize open data champions.
Use of Road Accidents Data by Government Stakeholders to reduce Road Accident...Data Portal India
Use of Road Accidents Data by Government Stakeholders to reduce Road Accidents and ensure Road Safety – A study on Black Spot Management. Presented by Sh. Ranjan Mukherjee, Director, M/o Road Transport & Highways at Workshop on Data Driven Decision Making for Chief Data Officers.
Beyond Benchmarking, How Should Law and Corporate Compliance IntersectMichele DeStefano
In this post melt-down climate, the regulatory environment raises questions about the compliance function in large, publicly traded corporations. What is it? What purpose does and should it serve? How is the compliance function different or the same as the legal, ethics, or risk management functions? And who should oversee compliance? Although some exists, more empirical research should be done on what function a compliance department serves, where compliance is currently housed in large, publicly traded corporations and, more importantly, why corporations have located the compliance function within or outside the legal department. Further, no other study to date entails qualitative research with United States’ general counsels, chief compliance officers and other non-lawyer senior management on these issues. The purpose of this project is to explore the following questions: (i) What is compliance? What is the major purpose of a compliance department, what areas does it cover (ii) How is it managed and where is it currently housed in large, publicly traded corporations, and (iii) What are the risks and benefits of having the compliance function separated from the legal department and run by non-lawyers (or non-practicing lawyers) that report to the CEO and/or board of directors? To investigate these questions, I i) talked briefly with forty general counsels of S&P 500 corporations in banking, pharmaceutical, and petroleum industries about compliance within their organization; and ii) conducted thirty in-depth qualitative interviews with general counsels and chief compliance officers of large, publicly traded corporations across a variety of industries.
The research analysis will lead to a series of articles. The first article, Transitioning Corporate Governance to Compliance will take the position that a transition in corporate governance has occurred over the past 20 years. What might have been thought of 20 years ago as the basic corporate governance function is now being ceded to compliance departments in large publicly traded organizations. This article will overview of what role the compliance function at some large, publicly traded corporations serves. Through the voices of the Compliance Study interviewees, it will analyze and present a typology of roles that compliance officers may play and recommend which role is the ideal one.
The second article, The Government’s Unofficial Stance on Compliance Departments: To Comply or Not to Comply? will analyze the question of whether whether compliance should be separated from the legal department. To that end, it will explore the risks and benefits of such a structure and the limitations that exist when the compliance function is led by the general counsel.
SlideShare is a global platform for sharing presentations, infographics, videos and documents. It has over 18 million pieces of professional content uploaded by experts like Eric Schmidt and Guy Kawasaki. The document provides tips for setting up an account on SlideShare, uploading content, optimizing it for searchability, and sharing it on social media to build an audience and reputation as a subject matter expert.
This document discusses opportunities for open data and apps in agriculture. It identifies the need for static information, online information, real-time information, and collaboration tools using voice, image, and video for farmers and other agricultural entities. It also notes the vast problem space and need for large-scale programs to take advantage of available technology. Potential areas highlighted include user-centric apps for different agricultural roles, an information model detailing what data different entities have, ensuring good data collection from sources like farmers and mandis, and establishing a collaboration model along the entire value chain.
The Open Government Data initiative of India is not only a step towards greater transparency, accountability and citizen engagement in governance, but also a platform for innovation.
The document discusses Chhattisgarh's efforts to implement open government data initiatives in accordance with India's National Data Sharing and Accessibility Policy. It describes how NIC Chhattisgarh coordinated with state governments to proactively release open data on http://data.gov.in. Initial efforts focused on releasing agriculture and water resources data from departments like Food and Civil Supplies and Water Resources. The goal is to continue expanding open data efforts to additional departments and datasets to empower citizens with information.
This document discusses healthcare interoperability standards. It covers the need for standardization in areas like minimum data sets, code directories, unique identifiers, registries, and data privacy. The document provides examples of challenges around adopting standards, including ensuring identifiers and registries are properly synced across systems to avoid misidentification. It also discusses the importance of clearly defining minimum data sets and code directories to facilitate data integration, analytics and exchange.
Opportunities and challenges of foreign trade open data for economic developmentData Portal India
Opportunities and challenges of foreign trade open data for economic development by D.K. SINGH, ADDL. DIRECTOR GENERAL, Directorate General of Foreign Trade
Community Engagement with Open Government Data was presented by Shri D P Misra from the Open Government Platform, National Informatics Centre, Department of Electronics and Information Technology (DeitY), Government of India.
Open Government Data for Transparency & Innovation by Mrs Neeta Verma, Deputy Director General, National Informatics Centre, Department of Electronics and Information Technology (DeitY), Government of India.
Revamping of MMPs/eGov Applications: A Digital India InitiativeData Portal India
The document discusses revamping of MMPs/eGov applications in India to address issues like duplication of efforts, lack of standardization and integration. The objective is to develop a Common Application Software (CAS) using a multi-tenant approach with centralized hosting on the MeghRaj cloud platform. This will make applications configurable, scalable and standardized with features like multi-device support and seamless integration. Transport is identified as one application that will move from a client server to a common web-based model addressing areas like integration, business continuity and analytics. Guidelines are provided around design, documentation and testing to enable the revamping of selected applications.
Community Engagements with Open Government Data (OGD) PlatformData Portal India
The document summarizes community engagements with India's Open Government Data platform from 2012 to 2014. It discusses how over 100 government departments published over 12,000 datasets which were downloaded over 8 lakh times. It also details outreach activities including hackathons, workshops, and collaborations with government agencies, civil society, academia, industry, and international partners. The engagements aimed to increase awareness and use of open data, facilitate data contribution and identify new datasets, and foster innovation through app development and visualizations.
This document provides information on the National Occupational Skills Standard (NOSS) in Malaysia. It begins with an introduction to NOSS, outlining what it is and its purpose. It then defines different competency levels from Level 1 to Level 5. The document is a registry listing all approved NOSS codes organized by industry sector. It provides details such as job codes, competency levels, approval dates and totals for each sector. In total there are over 1500 approved NOSS codes across 29 sectors. Tables at the end of the document summarize NOSS statistics by sector and competency level.
Department of administrative reforms & public grievancesAmit Kumar
This document provides an overview of grievance issues and reforms implemented by the Ministry of Railways in India. It identifies the top grievance issues between 2015-2017 as inefficiency in refund processes (45%), long delays in pension release (34%), and issues with train service quality (7%). To address these, the Ministry implemented systemic reforms like automatic refund issuance, an online pension portal (ARPAN), an upgraded e-ticketing system (NGeT), and installation of bio-toilets in trains. Metrics were established to monitor the reforms, showing progress on targets. Analysis of 1000 recent grievances showed the top issues are now late running of trains (12%) and exams/recruitment (17%), indicating the
This document is a 2016 approved budget reference page that lists 148 line items with details of ministries, departments, revenue, personnel costs, and other charges. It provides an overview of the budget allocation for various government agencies in Ekiti State, including ministries of agriculture, education, health, and others. The page also outlines funding for capital projects, rural development programs, and youth employment initiatives. It was prepared by the Ministry of Budget and Economic Planning.
The document is the Communications Regulatory Commission's 2017 Performance and Accountability Report. It contains key statistics on Mongolia's ICT sector in 2017, including:
- There were over 3.9 million mobile subscribers in Mongolia in 2017, with the three largest providers controlling over 89% of the market. 3G and 4G/LTE subscribers grew to over 2.6 million and 1.3 million respectively.
- Internet subscribers in Mongolia grew to over 2.4 million in 2017, with fiber optic connectivity becoming the dominant access technology with over 247,000 subscribers.
- Fixed telephone subscribers reached 292,594 in 2017, while SMS traffic grew to over 3.7 billion messages sent in 2017.
The document provides key statistics on Mongolia's information and communication technology (ICT) sector in 2017, including:
- Mobile phone subscriptions reached over 3.8 million with the top three providers controlling over 89% of the market. 3G and 4G/LTE subscriptions grew significantly.
- Fixed telephone subscriptions declined to around 292,000. Mobile and fixed telephone penetration rates continued increasing.
- International internet bandwidth increased substantially while domestic fiber optic cable networks expanded reaching over 38,000 km.
- The broadcasting service transitioned to digital with the number of digital TV households rising.
- Postal service delivery expanded nationwide through new postal codes and rural service points.
Package A & B MONTHLY REPORT AUGUST 2023.pdfshan55760
The monthly progress report summarizes HSE statistics, implementation, manpower, and invoices for August 2023. It provides statistics on man-hours worked, safety incidents, training conducted, and Covid-19 cases. It also includes the HSE plan and manpower deployment for the month.
For 10 years being recognized as a high-class ICT forum for the whole Public Finance Sector, Vietnam Finance has always served as a helpful networking platform and a hub of information sharing on ICT solutions. This year, the 10th Vietnam Finance is expected to welcome 600 Top Senior government leaders, VPs, CIOs, CTOs, CSOs, IT Directors, etc from Ministry of Finance’s both central and local departments at the Conference and more than 800 visitors at the exhibition.
This document provides an agenda and summaries from an economic forum held by the Office for National Statistics. The agenda includes welcome remarks, presentations on the state of the UK economy, energy intensity in consumer prices, and changes in the private rental sector. The state of the economy presentation notes that forecasts point to challenges ahead but the economy has performed better than expected recently. Unemployment is near historic lows while investment remains subdued. Inflation continues to be broad-based. The energy intensity presentation finds that higher energy intensity goods have faced higher inflation recently. The rental sector presentation shows tenants are more likely to have faced price increases over the past year compared to a year ago, especially in London.
The document lists tuition fees for various degree programs at Saint-Petersburg State Polytechnical University for the 2014-2015 academic year. For bachelor's degree programs, annual tuition ranges from 100,000 to 170,000 rubles depending on the field of study. Master's degree programs range from 100,000 to 190,000 rubles annually. Secondary vocational programs are listed as well, with annual costs between 73,000-130,000 rubles. Additional education programs and courses are also outlined with fees.
The document announces over 100 vacancies for Junior Assistant positions across various government departments in Telangana. It provides details on the job postings, required age range, pay scales, and number of vacancies for each position. Interested and qualified candidates can apply online between January 24th and February 23rd 2023. The notification aims to fill positions like Junior Assistant, Senior Accountant, Auditor across departments like Agriculture, Home, Education, Finance, and more.
This document ranks 61 government departments in Kerala, India on an anti-corruption index from March 2017. It divides the departments into five categories based on perceived corruption levels: very high, high, medium, low, and very low. The top three most corrupt departments are Local Self Government (10.34%), Revenue Department (9.24%), and Public Works (5.32%). The least corrupt departments are in the very low corruption category and include Election (0.41%), Science and Technology (0.40%), and National Employment Service (0.37%). The rankings are based on research by the Research and Training Wing of Kerala's Vigilance and Anti-Corruption Bureau.
Presentation given by Anir Chowdhury, Policy Advisor, UNDP on August 2nd, 2011 at eWorld Forum (www.eworldforum.net) in the session ICT Leader's Conclave
Overview of the Market Logix Opportunity Reports and prospect leads, including what's included and how these features can improve sale effectiveness for insurance agents and brokers
GOV29 3rd Annual Australian Government Data SummitLoan Kiss
This document summarizes an upcoming government data summit with the following key details:
- The 3 day summit will have over 200 attendees, 35 renowned speakers, and 20 case studies presented across 4 streams. Key CXOs, Commissioners, and government officials will speak.
- The goal of the summit is to leverage data-driven analytics to improve evidence-based policy and service delivery. Attendees will learn how to ensure strong ROI from data initiatives and establish practical data governance strategies.
- An extensive list of expert speakers from Australia and abroad are scheduled including officials from the USDA, Australian Information Commissioner, and NSW Public Service Commission. Various case studies on predictive analytics, data sharing, and open data initiatives will also be featured
This document provides a summary of the 2018 approved budget for various ministries, departments and agencies in Ekiti State, Nigeria. It includes 148 line items with information on revenue, personnel costs, and capital expenditures. The document serves as a reference page for leaders to understand budget allocations across the state government.
The document was prepared as one of the assignments
It contains descriptions of different ministries where capital expenditure is more than the revenue expenditure in the budget 2020.
The document has analysis related to corporate and income tax changes
The document is the 2016 Performance and Accountability Report of the Communications Regulatory Commission of Mongolia. It provides key statistics on Mongolia's ICT sector in 2016, including over 3.4 million mobile subscribers, over 36,000 km of fiber optic backbone networks, and around 258,000 fixed telephone subscribers. It also outlines national ICT programs and policies and describes the CRC's activities and regulatory work in 2016, such as publishing a legal guide, overseeing the launch of 4G-LTE services, and conducting monitoring and enforcement activities.
The document is the 2016 Performance and Accountability Report of the Communications Regulatory Commission of Mongolia. It provides key statistics on Mongolia's ICT sector in 2016, including over 3.4 million mobile subscribers, over 2.6 million internet subscribers, and over 257,000 fixed telephone subscribers. It also summarizes the CRC's activities and regulatory work in 2016, such as publishing a legal guide on ICT law, monitoring 4G-LTE services, and evaluating postal development. Financial statements for 2016 are also included.
Labour demand trends during the COVID-19 pandemic: Insights from on-line job ...OECD CFE
The document summarizes findings from an analysis of online job postings in Italy, Trento, and Bolzano during the COVID-19 pandemic. It finds that:
1) Online job postings declined sharply between January and April 2020 but began a slow recovery between April and July, with Trento slightly outperforming the national trend and Bolzano underperforming.
2) The manufacturing sector saw higher demand than nationally in both Trento and Bolzano, while the services sector was on par with national levels in Trento but lower in Bolzano.
3) The hardest hit industries nationally and locally were accommodation and food services as well as arts and entertainment, while health care saw increased
20181214 Digital Technology and Development in the Lao PDR by Prof. Keonakhon...iotcloudserve_tein
The document summarizes the work of the Department of Digital Technology in Laos. It discusses the department's roles in developing policies and regulations regarding digital technology. It also provides an overview of Laos' digital infrastructure, key applications of digital technologies across various sectors in the country, and ongoing software development initiatives. Some challenges facing the growth of Laos' digital economy are broadband development, skills and workforce training, and attracting more investment.
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This presentation details the upcoming OGD Hackathon event details like cities, institutes and online platform to participate in various info-graphics & app challenges.
The document summarizes the journey of India's Open Government Data (OGD) platform since its inception in 2012. It notes that over 110 chief data officers have been nominated, over 101,000 datasets across 105 departments have been published, and the datasets have been viewed over 11.6 million times. It outlines the roles of key stakeholders like the Department of Science and Technology and National Informatics Centre. The document also describes various features of the OGD platform like visualization tools, community engagement portals, and an open data license. Upcoming plans include releasing more datasets through web services and expanding participation from states and local governments.
Data Driven Decision Making in Ministry of Health and Family WelfareData Portal India
Data Driven Decision Making in Ministry of Health and Family Welfare presentation by Dr. Vishnu Kant Srivastava, Chief Director D/o Health & Family Welfare.
A Case Study on FCI Depot online System presentation made by Mr Abhishek Singh, Executive Director, Food Corporation of India at Workshop on Data Driven Decision Making
for Chief Data Officers.
The document discusses how data and databases are used for budget decision making in the government sector. It outlines how budgets were prepared using basic Excel until 2010-11, but have since shifted to a database system. Key aspects of the budget process that rely on accounting data include estimating revenues and expenditures, preparing budget documents, monitoring implementation through monthly accounts and other sources, and producing appropriation and finance accounts. Data is crucial at all stages from initial preparation to ongoing oversight of the budget.
Open Government Data (OGD) Platform India for Transparency & InnovationData Portal India
The document summarizes the Open Government Data Platform India. It discusses how the platform was created to improve transparency through opening government data. It provides details on the National Data Sharing and Accessibility Policy that guides the initiative. It also outlines the roles of different stakeholders and how data is identified, published and accessed on the platform. Key statistics on implementation progress and community engagement are also presented.
Panel Discussion: Open Government Data: High Value DatasetsData Portal India
Panel Discussion: Open Government Data: High Value Datasets moderated by Ms Alka Mishra, Senior Technical Director, National Informatics Centre, Department of Electronics and Information Technology (DeitY), Government of India.
The document discusses the workflow process for contributing datasets to an open government data platform. It involves identification of datasets by ministries, departments, and states, compiling and cleaning the data, preparing metadata, submission by data contributors, review and approval by data controllers, and publishing by the project management team. The platform then makes the datasets available through various filters, resources, widgets, visualization tools, and communities to access and use open data. It also describes how the open data platform can be deployed as a software or catalog service.
The document discusses how open data is used in the private sector in the US and the economic value it provides. It finds that all sectors and company sizes use open data, especially weather, geospatial, health, financial and demographic data. Many companies use open data to create new businesses and products or optimize existing operations through greater efficiency, competitive advantages and improved decision making. Examples of companies that use open data include Enigma, JP Morgan Chase and Zillow. The document also discusses opportunities for open data use in India's private sector and makes recommendations like prioritizing demand, identifying high value datasets, and planning for early success.
This document discusses open data and open APIs in the U.S. and worldwide. It notes that open data can be freely used, modified, and shared by anyone for any purpose. Governments share data to meet compliance requirements, better communicate with citizens, create efficiencies, and spur innovation and economic growth. The U.S. has over 135,000 open data collections and 450 APIs available. However, challenges remain in making non-machine readable data accessible via APIs and ensuring data quality and privacy. The document advocates expanding open data ecosystems through community engagement to realize open data's potential.
The document summarizes a presentation on open government data and its potential benefits. It discusses the exponential growth of digital data and how open data can power sustainable development goals. It defines open data and its economic benefits, providing examples of companies created and jobs generated using open data. Finally, it outlines the World Bank's support for countries' open data initiatives through tools like the Open Data Readiness Assessment and examples of projects in various countries.
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1. LIMBS
LEGAL INFORMATION MANAGEMENT & BRIEFING SYSTEM
Complete Web Solution To Legal Cases …..
MINISTRY OF LAW AND JUSTICE
Department of Legal Affairs
2. PENDING CASES IN COURTS OF INDIA
(AS ON 01.03.2015)
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2
3
Orange color indicates cases in Subordinate Courts(2,73,60,814 cases approx.)
Blue color indicates cases in High Courts(44,79,023 cases approx.)
Red color indicates cases in Supreme Court(61300 cases approx.)
3. LIMBS is a web based application designed and developed with
a view to address Government litigation .
Easy to access, web based tool for comprehensive and pro
active monitoring of court cases.
4. ADVANTAGES
24X7 available.
Data at one place.
Can be accessed from anywhere and at anytime.
Paperless work.
Detailed information about the cases not required as in other
software.
One of the best way of monitoring the court cases.
Reduces the dependency on dealing clerk as you are one click
6. Ministry Department/Division
Presentation/Trainin
g held
Nodal Officer Designation
Nodal Officer
Mobile Number
Total
Cases
Total
Users
Current
Month
cases
Current
Month
Login
Cases Not in public Domin
Law and Justice
Admin1
07.08.15
Mr. Unikrishan Under Secretary 9868365594 704 46 42 1110 46
Admin2
Admin4
DOLA 07.08.15 /28.08.15
Legislative 02.09.15
Notary 07.08.15
12.08.2015
DOLA 18.09.2015
Mines GSI
07.08.15
Ms Farida M Naik Director(FN) 9958200604 420 21 36 939 59
14.08.15
07.08.15
14.08.15
Corporate Affairs Corporate Affairs
07.08.15
R K Tiwari Joint Director(Legal) 9560509597 569 45 50 1249 92
14.08.15
07.08.15
Youth Affairs and Sports Youth Affairs 14.08.15 Dayanand Dy. Secretary 9868140585 130 21 12 117 82
Tribal Affairs CLM-I 14.08.15 Shri Biswaranjan Sasmal Director(C&LM1) 8985970071 79 2 8 72 0
7. Tribal Affairs CLM-I 14.08.15 Shri Biswaranjan Sasmal Director(C&LM1) 8985970071 79 2 8 72 0
Women and Child Development WCD 21.08.15 K C BEHERA Dy. Secretary 8860054484 144 11 7 105 0
Culture Culture 25.08.15 SREYA GUHA Joint Secretary 9999350601 7 13 0 54 1
Communication and Information
Technology
Electronics and Information
Technology
26.08.15 R C Saluja Director 9871393570 3 4 0 9 2
HRD Higher Education 28.08.15 Davinder Pal Singh Dy.Secretary 9467700417 1 29 0 12 1
Agriculture and Cooperation Agriculture 01.09.15 RAJESH KUMAR SINGH Joint Secretary (Admin) 9868861954 0 0 0 0 0
Chemicals and Fertilizers All departments 03.09.15 Prem Prakash Dy.Secretary (PP) 9868471353 46 21 7 253 13
Defence DRDO 04.09.15 Alok Mall Scientist G 9560957774 0 7 0 6 0
Housing and Urban Proverty Alleviation All departments 07.09.15 Ramesh Chand
Dy.Secretary
(Coordination)
9911580605 22 4 3 67 18
Environment, Forests & Climate Change
Ministry of Environment
forests & Climate change
07.10.2015 A K Mehta Joint Secretary 9868138777 0 1 0 0 0
Communication and Information
Technology
DOT 15.09.15 Mr K B Meena Director 9868135170 3 4 0 9 2
Defence Defence Production 16.09.15 Vinod Pal Director 9717274601 0 7 0 6 0
Finance Financial Services 18.09.2015 V L S Subharao Economic advisor 9910063701 13 5 1 18 10
Social Justice & Empowerment SJE & SJD 22.09.2015 J P Dutt Dy.Secretary 9871523145 14 12 1 25 11
Water Resources, River Development &
Ganga Rejuvenation
Water Resources, River
Development & Ganga
Rejuvenation
23.09.2015 Prabhat tyagi Director(Estt-1) 9868206540 0 3 0 2 0
Steel Steel 24.09.2015 Mahabir Prasad Director 9560575500 4 8 1 19 4
Heavy Industries Heavy Industries 28.09.2015 Vijay Prasad Singh Director 9871372434 4 14 0 25 4
Ministry of External affairs External affairs 28.09.2015 V vanlalvawna Director 9899690760 0 16 0 38 0
Health & Family Welfare Health & Family Welfare
29.09.2015/14.10.201
5
Dr. Tarsem Chand Joint Secretary 9818603070 0 17 0 3 0
Youth Affairs and Sports Department of Sports 9/30/2015 Vivek Narayan Director 9868131373 130 21 12 117 82
8. Road Transport & Highways Road Transport & Highways 01.10.2015 V Krishnaswamy Director(O&M) 9911389683 0 1 0 0 0
Department of Information & Broadcasting
Department of Information &
Broadcasting
1.10.2015/14.10.2015 Deepak israni Dy.Secretary 9818199228 0 12 0 64 0
Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs Parliamentary Affairs 05.10.2015 Dr. Satya Prakash Joint Secretary 9891207444 4 5 0 33 2
Ministry Of Consumer Affairs Consumer Affairs 06.10.2015 Prem Raj kumar Dy.Secretary 9818335147 64 24 4 153 54
Ministry Of Commerce & Industry
Department of Industrial policy
& Promotions
06.10.2015 Atul singh Director 9971900493 61 16 1 129 58
Rural Development Rural Development 07.10.2015 Mam Chandra Dy.Secretary 9968596753 0 2 0 5 0
Defence Defence 13.10.2015 Nil Nil Nil 0 7 0 6 0
Agriculture and Cooperation
Animal husbandry , dairy and
Fisheries
16.10.2015 DIR Admin 23389856 2 8 0 27 0
Commerce & Industry Department of Commerce
16.10.2015/28.11.201
5
H K Roy DS 9350086920 61 16 1 129 58
Science & Technology Science & Technology 26.10.15 P K Dutta US 9818103810 0 13 0 29 0
Labour and Employment Labour and employment 28.10.2015 Shailesh kr Singh US 9013136123 0 4 0 6 0
HOME AFFAIRS HOME AFFAIRS 26.10.15 Nil Nil Nil 0 0 0 1 0
Development of North eastern Region
Development of North eastern
Region
2.11.15 Nil Nil Nil 0 1 0 31 0
Science & Technology
SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIAL
RESEARCH
2.11.15 Vimal kumar varun scientist F 9968291747 0 13 0 29 0
Urban Development
National capital region Planning
Board
3.11.2015 Ruchi gupta Jt Dir(Tech) 24628179 5 9 0 26 0
Department of Personnel & Tranning DOPT 9.11.2015 Nil Nil Nil 0 0 0 0 0
Ministry Of Communication Communication
and Information Technology
Department Of Post 16.11.2015 Nil Nil Nil 3 4 0 7 2
Ministry of Railway Northern Railway Construction 30.11.2015 Nil Nil Nil 24694 552 2414 424 3143
Defence Defence Production 3.12.15 Vinod Pal Director 9717274601 0 5 0 3 0
Culture ASI 3.12.15 Nil Nil Nil 0 0 0 0 0
9. SIMPLE STEPS TO BE FOLLOWED-
To ‘Register’ in LIMBS Application
To Enter required fields into ‘My Court Cases’ link
To add Progress of the case using ‘Add Progress’ link
To update the status of the case using ’Update status’ link
To upload a document using ‘Upload Document’ link
To generate a report using ‘Period wise report ‘ link
10. 1. TO REGISTER NEW USER
Click Here
STEP 1: TYPE limbs.gov.in ON THE URL OF THE INTERNET BROWSER
11. STEP 2 SELECT NEW USER AND SELECT YOUR MINISTRY THEN
CLICK ON ADD USER
12. STEP 3 FILL ALL ENTERIES LIKE DEPARTMENT ,SUB-
DEPARTMENT IF ANY AND CLICK ON ADD USER
BUTTON
13. 2. TO ENTER REQUIRED FIELDS INTO ‘MY COURT CASES’
Enter into your account with the your login credentials
After entering into the account, click on to ‘My Court
Cases’ from the menu bar.
A form will appear, fill all the required and mandatory
fields-
1.Name of the Court
2.Case Category
3.Case Number, etc.
Then click on to ‘Save Record’ button and the
information regarding the case entered will be saved
and can be viewed in ‘Current Status’.
27. NEW FEATURES ADDED
CASE TRANSFER
MY PREFFERED CASES
HELP FILE
DEPARTMENT
SUB-DEPARTMENT
28. 1. TO TRANSFER A CASE
STEP1 CLICK ON MY COURT CASES AND THAN TRANSFER
CASE
29. STEP2: SELECT USER FROM THE DROP DOWN LIST, PUT
YOUR REMARKS AND CLICK ON TRANSFER BUTTON
30. 2. MY PREFERRED CASES
STEP1 CLICK ON MY PREFERRED CASES & YOU WILL FIND LIST OF
THE CASES
31. ROLE OF NODAL OFFICER/LOCAL ADMIN
A nodal officer is a user nominated by a ministry
having extra rights.
Nodal officer is registered and authenticated by super
admin at Ministry of Law & Justice.
Nodal Officer has following rights:
Activate User
Add Designation
Add Advocate Post
Add Case Category
Add Advocate
33. PROBLEMS FACED
Nodal Officer not yet decided
Users not responding.
Entry of cases is slow.
Ministry wise cases entered is less.
34. MINISTRY WISE CASES
S Number Ministries 15-Dec-15
1 Agriculture 2
2 Chemicals and Fertilizers 46
3 Commerce and Industry 152
4 Communications and Information Technology 3
5 Consumer Affairs Food and Public Distribution 70
6 Corporate Affairs 569
7 Culture 7
8 Defence 0
9 Development of North Eastern Region 0
10 Environment, Forest and Climate Change 0
11 External Affairs 0
12 Finance 13
13 Health and Family Welfare 0
14 Heavy Industries and Public Enterprises 4
15 Home Affairs 0
16 Housing and Urban Poverty Alleviation 22
17 Human Resource Development 1
18 Information and Broadcasting 0
35. 19 Labour and Employment 0
20 Law and Justice 704
21 Mines 420
22 Parliamentary Affairs 4
23 RAILWAY 24698
24 Road Transport and Highways 0
25 Rural Development 0
26 Science and Technology 0
27 Social Justice and Empowerment 14
28 Steel 4
29 Tribal Affairs 79
30 Urban Development 5
31
WATER RESOURCES RIVER
DEVELOPMENT AND GANGA REJU
0
32 WOMEN AND CHILD DEVELOPMENT 144
33 YOUTH AFFAIR AND SPORTS 130
34 Petroleum and Natural Gas 3
TOTAL 27094
36. TO OPEN A HELP FILE THERE IS A LINK ON
HOME PAGE HELP DOCUMENT