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Transform Rural India
The third peg is catalysing
market based eco-systems
where required and feasible,
and incubating and
accelerating entrepreneurial
start-ups – these could take
various forms e.g., budget
schools/hospitals, contract
farming, youth focused
interventions linking with local
enterprise development,
connecting local informal
sector jobs.
TRI-focal engagement
addresses the need for
scalable solutions and models,
recognising the instrumental
role of the state for scaling,
while also leveraging market
dynamics. The TRI's work
focuses on active
experimentation, implementing
ideas on the ground to
crystallize models and
processes through learning by
doing, followed by large-scale
adoption. Evidence-based
policymaking is crucial, with the
2 2
Accountability
6 Reports/Communication
for improvement
Define priorities
1 1
5 implementation
Design
national/state
schemes
Provide
Central/State founding
Government opportunities
for districs
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absorption and scaling of
models done in collaboration
with the state apparatus. The
program provides support
throughout the lifecycle,
understanding the functioning
of the state and incorporating
concepts, design, rollout,
monitoring, and
evidence-based adaptive
management cycles.
Public Policy in
Action: Augmenting
Public Service
Capacity as Lever
of Development
Change
Government is crucial in
enhancing people's well-being
and happiness, especially for
poor communities and rural
areas. It serves as an agent of
the people, responding to their
needs and preferences, and is
Accountability
6 Reports/Communication
for improvement
2 4
Magage district
Design district
level schemes
+ Mobilizing
funds
District 5 District
Collector
Partner with non-
government
agencies
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intertwined with the State's
historical and philosophical
development. No country can
succeed without an efficient
state structure, and the
government's ability to deliver
services will determine its
success in fighting poverty and
inequality while empowering
the poor. In a democratic
republican state, the
government's constitutional
obligation is to ensure justice
and welfare, as stated in the
Directive Principles of State
Policy provided in Part IV
(Article 36-51) of the
Constitution of India. The
government's role is not just to
enforce citizens' rights but also
to address social and economic
aspirations, promote
well-being, and deliver
entitlements and welfare. In
rural areas, the government is
critical in driving transformative
change and improving the lives
of the poorest people.
2
Accountability
6 Reports/Communication
for improvement
4 4 1 Lack of alignment of strategic actors
1 3 Plan the Implementing to delivery services and reach targets
government 2 Lack of accountability and monitoring
schemes
on schemes (ground level) to delivery services and reach targets
Lack of skilled human resources in District
2 3
2 Offices to conduct technical analysis
Monitor Monitor
schemes Block Officials schemes Blocks 4 Lack of efficiency in government process
Officials (field level) (ground level) (Villages) 5 Institutional inertia, at different
government levels, difficults the
adoption of innovative policies
Implementing 6 Lack of context-specific policies
own initiatives
at the ground
level
Non-government
agencies
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