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Building an e-Governed India: A Vision for Digital Transformation by 2020

In his visionary address, Amod Kumar, District Magistrate of Sitapur, outlines the necessity of transforming India into an e-governed nation by 2020. He emphasizes the importance of leveraging technology to combat challenges such as a large population, corruption, and bureaucratic inefficiencies. Showcasing successful initiatives like Bhoomi and e-sewa, Kumar identifies key components essential for success, including robust infrastructure, e-literacy, and innovative business models for service kiosks. By adopting lessons learned from past initiatives, India can achieve sustainable governance and improve citizen engagement.

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Building an e-Governed India: A Vision for Digital Transformation by 2020

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  1. Digital India: 2020 By For an e-Governed Nation Amod Kumar District Magistrate, Sitapur

  2. Our President’s vision Developed Country by 2020

  3. India can’t be a Developed Country if It is not e-Governed

  4. Why?

  5. Large Population

  6. Wide Spread Corruption

  7. Slow & lethargic burocracy

  8. Long decision time

  9. Can we be e-Governed nation?

  10. Yes

  11. Our Past Successes • Bhoomi • Railway Reservation System • Banks • E-Seva

  12. Bhoomi

  13. Railways

  14. Banks

  15. Components of success?

  16. Key factors – Infrastructure • Electricity in all Indian villages • Connectivity up to last mile • E-literacy up to village level

  17. Key factors – Change Management • Large scale training • Stirring of expectations • Motivation • Amendments in Laws/Acts to make them e-friendly

  18. Key factors – Business Process reengineering • Viable business model for kiosks • Use of innovative technologies • New services to kiosks • Allow private services also from kiosks

  19. Key Milestones • Large scale training • Stirring of expectations • Motivation • Amendments in Laws/Acts to make them e-friendly

  20. Lessons Learnt • No subsidies and loans • First increase the no.of services delivered through kiosks and then increase their reach in rural areas • Kiosks must be self-sustainable and profit driven • A combination of govt. and private services to be delivered through kiosks to ensure sustainability • Better copy than reinvent the wheel • Seeing is believing • Team spirit (giving credit/appreciation/freedom) • Best is the enemy of good • Failure is the pillar of success • Socializing helps • No subsidies • Strategy (calculated moves) • Use of media and politicians • No need to be a technocrat

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