This year, Haryana government will focus on Higher education, transport, women’s safety and property tax under the Chief Minister’s Good Governance Associates (CMGGAs) programme .
- The programme is credited for making systematic reforms in education through Saksham Haryana and creation of a single online platform called Antyodaya Saral by providing more than 491 services across 35 departments at the click of a mouse.
- In its fourth year, the programme would focus on turning around losses in Haryana Roadways, making the police more accessible to women, improving tax collection and helping universities improve the quality of education.
- Besides this, the new batch of associates who will take over on July 21, will work on improving the already implemented Antodaya Saral and Saksham Haryana programmes.
About CMGGAs) programme
- The Chief Ministers Good Governance Associates programme (CMGGA) is a partnership between the Haryana Government and Ashoka University.
- The programme was launched in 2016 and aims at ensuring transparency, accountability and efficiency in service delivery by leveraging young talents from across the country in the form of CMGGAs.
- The programme aims to provide young leaders an opportunity to bridge the gaps between government, industry and the citizenry even as they get an aspirational opportunity to learn about and contribute to governance and public administration.
- Apart from implementing the State government’s flagship programmes, the associates also pick up an issue of their own choice, pertinent in the district, and provide innovative solutions to address it. If their pilot project is successful, these district initiatives get scaled up as a State-wide module.
