Axis My India, appointed by the Department of Information and Public Relations, is conducting the survey across schemes implemented by various government departments. A meeting was held at Sahyadri Guest House to review the progress and objectives of the exercise. Chief Minister Fadnavis discussed the survey's progress and its intended outcomes during the meeting. Minister Ashish Shelar participated through video conferencing.
The survey aims to examine how government schemes are functioning and assess their outcomes through an analysis of beneficiary-related data. According to Fadnavis, the findings will help identify areas where changes are required and determine measures to improve the implementation of schemes in the future.
Beneficiary Data to Be Analysed
Fadnavis said the survey would also help create an accurate database of beneficiaries. This would enable the government to understand public feedback on various schemes and identify obstacles preventing eligible beneficiaries from accessing the benefits intended for them.
The analysis of beneficiary data is expected to provide insights into the reach and effectiveness of government initiatives, while helping officials assess whether the schemes are being implemented as intended. The findings will also help identify gaps in delivery and areas requiring corrective measures.
Chief Secretary Rajesh Agrawal, State Chief Commissioner for Right to Public Services Manukumar Srivastava and senior officials from various departments attended the meeting. Divisional commissioners, district collectors and chief executive officers of Zilla Parishads also participated through video conferencing.
The survey's findings are expected to help the Maharashtra government better understand the reach of its schemes, beneficiaries' responses and implementation-related challenges. The assessment will provide a basis for determining further measures to improve the delivery and effectiveness of government schemes.
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