Investor Presentaiton
Chapter IV - Annual Development Programme
order to deliver services under new norms of social distancing, the
Government will have to invest more in improving its E-Systems,
simultaneously reducing the contact between citizens and the
departments and still delivering more effectively.
For effective governance and stabilization of economy, the Government
is leading towards IT enabled governance system. The system includes
initiatives like 'one-stop service delivery' through Citizen Facilitation
Centres (CFC), an integrated management information system (i-MIS),
integration of data bases and enforcement of Punjab Transparency and
Right to Information Act 2013. Similarly, reforms in procurement
systems to be introduced for handling procurements under crises
without compromising principles of transparency, fairness, economy
and accountability.
The Government will also review and update its Disaster Risk
Management and Governance Policies and Guidelines to ensure better
disaster preparedness. Disaster Management Authorities will be better
integrated with mainstream provincial and local Governments, as well
as with other stakeholders, including international development
partners. The Government will also prepare an Adaptive and Integrative
Risk Management and Governance Framework in consultation with the
relevant stakeholders.
Education and Human Capital Development
Citizen Facilitation Centres (CFC)
Online feedback Mechanism
Transparency, Fairness & Accountability
Technology Driven solutions
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Creditworthy
Disaster Risk management
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Public Right to Information | IT enabled Governance
Improved Risk Management System | Exposure to Important Risks
Investment in Education and Human Capital Development shows the
highest return multiplier and has a profound impact on multi-
dimensional poverty. The Province will continue to focus on improving not just access to but the quality of the education. The education and
human capital framework focus on improving the quality and access of education as well as the governance and monitoring regime of the
sector.
For improving quality,
the intended reforms
include strengthening
of teaching practices
and assessments,
professional
development
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for
programme
teachers, reforms in
assessment policy
and expansion of
Early Childhood
Education (ECE)
programme.
For improving access,
the Government aims
to refine and improve
the public-private
partnerships in the
Highest Return
Multiplier
Impact on multi-
dimensional poverty
Professional development, reforms
in assessments for teachers
Education & Human
Capital framework
Early Childhood Education
(ECE) programme.
Insaaf Afternoon School
Program
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