OneWorld's ICT Innovation for MGNREGA
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- OneWorld implemented an ICT intervention in two districts in Rajasthan, India to help rural workers access information and benefits from a government employment guarantee program (MGNREGA). - The intervention included information kiosks and handheld devices to automate worker attendance tracking, job allocation, receipt issuance, and work monitoring using biometrics. It also included a community radio program and digital knowledge platform. - Over 8,600 workers used the services. It simplified processes like job applications, increased transparency by reducing proxy attendances, and empowered workers through improved access to information and grievance redressal mechanisms.
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- 1. November 14 th , 2011 [email_address] Timely and easy Access to Information through ICT KNOWLEDGE FOR COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT AND ENHANCED LIVELIHOOD OPPORTUNITIES OneWorld’s ICT Innovation for MGNREGA
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