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The document summarizes a presentation about empowering citizens through greater transparency and accountability in governance in India. It discusses three key parts: 1) the Bhagidari partnership model that trained citizen groups to monitor government services and hold officials accountable; 2) improvements brought by right to information laws that gave citizens access to government documents; 3) using geospatial mapping and census data to measure inequities and disparities across regions to improve accountability. The combination of these measures helped citizens better engage with governance and demand improvements in public services.
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- 14. Status of Delhi Right to Information Act, 2001 Application Received and Disposed off (Upto March, 2007) Source : Department of Administrative Reforms, Government of National Capital Territory of Delhi . Part-II Number of Applications Information Received Disposed Off Given Not Given Total 10921 10446 9477 969
- 16. India's Population Population growth is one of India's biggest challenges. Since 1951 the population of the country has increased from 361 million to 1 billion. Measuring Inequity through GIS Maps and Census Data Part-III
- 17. Part-III
- 18. Part-III
- 19. India has a federal structure with 28 states and 7 Union Territories. MAP OF INDIA Population of India is 1.03 billion. Part-III
- 20. Map of Madhya Pradesh state in India (One out of 28 states in India) Population of Madhya Pradesh is 60.35 million Part-III
- 21. Map of Jhabua district of Madhya Pradesh State (Out of 45 districts in the state) Population of Jhabua district is 1.4 million Part-III
- 22. USING GIS MAPS & CENSUS DATA MADHYA PRADESH STATE Example - 1 Contd.. Part-III
- 23. Within 0-5 Kms 5-10 Kms >10Kms USING CENSUS DATA Example – 1 Contd.. Contd.. Part-III Village Name Total Population Village Name Total Population Village Name Total Population Village Name Total Population
- 24. State – Madhya Pradesh District - Jhabua Example – 1 Contd.. Part-III
- 25. Map of Bihar state in India (Out of 28 states in India) Example - 2 Contd.. Population of Bihar is 83 million Part-III
- 26. Map of Araria district of Bihar State (One district out of 37 districts in the state) Example – 2 Contd.. Contd.. Population of Araria district is 2.1 million Part-III
- 27. USING GIS MAPS & CENSUS DATA BIHAR STATE Contd.. Example – 2 Contd.. Part-III
- 28. USING CENSUS DATA Contd.. Example – 2 Contd.. Part-III
- 29. State – Bihar District - Araria Example – 2 Contd.. Part-III