1. 2 u population: 1.7 million (54% tribal) u no. of blocks: 13 u total area : 8195 ha u rainfall :...
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Population : 1.7 million (54% tribal) No. of blocks : 13 Total area : 8195 ha Rainfall : 830 mm (last three years
average 430mm) Average Landholding : 1.85 ha. Agriculture Production
Rabi : 2.91 lakh ha.Kharif : 4.41 lakh ha.
Main Crops : Soyabean, Cotton, Wheat
APMCs : 7 Horticulture : 5713 ha. Main Crops : Banana, Papaya,
Mango, Orange
District at a glance
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ISSUES IN CONCEPTUALISATION OF GYANDOOT PROJECT :
Content in Local Language / English
Internet / intranet network
Government sponsored/community owned kiosks
V-sat / existing OFC telecom infrastructure
Free services / user - charges
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Gyandoot - The purveyor of knowledge
• An Intranet in Dhar– 39 village kiosks
• 21 Gram panchayat• 18 private kiosks
– 32 e-clubs
• Provides various content & services
• Content in Hindi
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Stakeholders of Gyandoot
Gyandoot Samiti
•A registered society under M.P. Societies registration Act 1873.•All the members are government officials with the Collector as President and CEO ZP as Secretary•The operational team is of Program Manager, DIO (Technical head), APO & four computer operators.
Soochak•Is a private entrepreneur•At least matriculate•Is paid no salary / honorarium (Earns for himself)
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Stakeholders of Gyandoot
Zilla Panchayat
Provides infrastructure facilities for GyandootProvides for telephone, electricity expensesMost of the staff have been drawn from the Zila Panchayat who work part time.
National Informatics
Center
Provides technical support and guidance in system maintenance and software development
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Server
Gyandoot - The system
Pentium-III, 128 Mb RAM, 18Gb HDD, Serial Port Card
5 modems at server end
LAN connecting all govt. departments
Client endCeleron processor, 4.3 Gb HDD, Universal Serial PortEquipped with multimedia facilities
ConnectivityDial up connectivity (OFC/UHF) (9-12kbps)CORDECT Wireless in Local Loop (70kbps)
can cover 25 km radiussimultaneously voice & data transmission
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Comparison with some other modelsGyandootProject(Dhar,MP)
Setu Project,Thane
WaranaProject
E-seva,Hyderabad
Implementingagency
Gyandoot Samiti
NGO &Government
NIC, Govt.ofMaharashtra, WaranaVibhagShikshanMandal
A.P.Government
KarnatakaGovernment
Ownership Community NGO PartnershipA.P.Government
KarnatakaGovernment
TechnologyPOTS/ WiLL(70KBPS) LAN
VSAT(64KBPS) LAN
LAN
Cost considerations Low cost High cost High cost Low cost
ServicesCaste/incomecertificate, Drivinglicense, Landrecords etc.
Castecertificate,licenses etc.
MarketingInformationSystems.
Telephone,electricity bills,land records,driving license
Land records
Kiosk operators Village youth Local people Government Government
Thrust areasE-governance,commerce andeducation
Governance Informationfor co-operatives.
E-governance Land records
Interface Language Hindi Marathi MarathiEnglish/Telugu
Kannada
LinkagesLocal auctioncenters, schools,NIC, ZillaPanchayat.
DistrictCollectoroffice
Co-operatives,NIC, localbanks.
MSSRF, otherresourcedatabases,local SHGs.
None
Reach Widespread Limited Widespread Limited LimitedReplicability &scalability
High Good Low Low Low
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WiLL VSAT POTSReach in ruralareas Widespread Inadequate InadequateTechnicalexpertise Indian Foreign IndianCost Low (about $200 per
line)High High(about $800
per line)Reliability Good Good FairSpeed ( data ) 35 /70 KBPS 64 KBPS Variable.
Advantages
Easy installation Upgradability Expandability Simultaneous use
of line for dataand voicetransmission.
Mobility withinline of sight.
Link withsatellite.
Providesconnectivity inremote areas
Existinginfrastructurein urban areas.
Establisheduser base.
Disadvantages
New technology Less awareness.
Foreigntechnology.
Limitedupgradeability
Last mileproblem
Inadequateexpandability.
Comparison of Different Connectivity Solutions
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• SGSY infrastructure fund• 10th Finance Commission• State Finance Commission• SGSY financing• Donations from Trusts, industries etc.
THE FUNDING MODEL...
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Services of Gyandoot
E-governance
Caste/Income/domicile certificates Land recordsRegistration of birth and deathGrievance RedressalOld age/Social Security pensionSocial atrocities/epidemicsInformation on government schemes/allocationsGuidelines for property registrationCitizens’ charterExpert adviceDriving license
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Services of Gyandoot
E-commerce
Mandi RatesGram HaatVaivahikiOnline directory of peopleonline booking of vermi-compostSoil testing
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Services of Gyandoot
E-Education
Question banksPersonality testsSyllabusesSawaliram se puchiyeQuizzesEducation courses (only through village kiosks)E-library
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ECONOMICS OF SOOCHANALAYAS
INVESTMENT :
• Capital cost of establishing a kiosk :- Rs. 57,000 Computer 32000 Modem 3500 Installation charges 2000 Printer 10000 UPS 9500Recurring cost per annum :- Rs. 12,000Includes telephone, electricity and other maintenance expenses
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INCOME PER ANNUM :
• Gyandoot services :- Rs. 24,000/-• Jobwork / Data entry :- Rs. 6,000/-• Training :- Rs. 16,000/-• Others :- Rs. 2,000/-
Rs. 48,000/- NET INCOME Rs. 36,000 p.a.
Economics Of Soochanalayas
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SELECTION CRITERIA
SELECTION OF KIOSK LOCATIONS :
• People’s response / initiative shown by gram Panchayat• Haat Bazaar / Bus Stand Point.• Local exchange on OFC/ within WiLL access limit
SELECTION OF SERVICES :
• Meeting with panchayat representatives• Felt-needs of the villagers identified through RRA / PRA exercises
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• Blocks covered - 9• Population coverage - 1 million• No. of kiosks - 39 (21+18)
Coverage of Gyandoot
Profile of Beneficiaries/customers
Data collected through online customer surveyNo. of kiosks covered - 15No. of people surveyed - 580Survey carried out for a month in September 2001
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Profile of Beneficiaries/Customers
Occupation
59%
10%
8%
1%
7%
9%6%
Agriculture
Business
Labour
Craftsperson
Others
Service
Student
Employment details of Dhar
84%
10%6%
Primary
Secondary
Tertiary
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Profile of Beneficiaries/Customers contd…
Income wise distribution
34%
13%17%
10%
7%
19%
<3000
3001-6000
6001-9000
9001-12000
12000-15000
15000+
Approximately, 40% of Dhar's population is below the poverty line.
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Profile of Beneficiaries/Customers contd…
Educational level
7%
14%
22%
18%
18%
20%1%
Illiterates
Class 1 or 2
Class 5
class 8
Class 10
Graduates
Post Graduates
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Information Source
36%
7%
24%
1%
12%
20%PanchayatrepresentativePoster/ Pamphlet
Neighbour/friend
School student
GovernmentservantOthers
Profile of Beneficiaries/Customers contd…
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Distance from the kiosk
49%
7%
14%
14%
16%
<1 km
1-3
3-5
5-10
>10
Profile of Beneficiaries/Customers contd…
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Age wise distribution
39%
42%
6%
9%
2%1%
1%
1-10
11-20
21-30
31-40
41-50
51-60
61+
Profile of Beneficiaries/Customers contd…
District Age wise distribution
51%
17%
13%
8%
5%6%
1-20
21-30
31-40
41-50
51-60
61+
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SPEED BREAKERS
Telecom infrastructure (Last mile problem)
Power situation
Policy and legal framework
Initial Funding
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GROWTH TILL DATE
• Kiosks :- from 21 to 39 (addition of new kiosks are in the private sector . License fee Rs. 5,000 p.a.) 32 Kiosks in Schools.
• Services :- From 5 to 35
• Users :- fourfold increase.
• Funding :-From community to private.
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RESULTS
• Faster response from government machinery• Transparency in access mechanism - anytime,anywhere anybody.• Elimination of middlemen• Better return to villagers for their produce• Alternative employment opportunities ( as soochak / through on-line employment exchange / as trained computer literate youth)
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RESULTS contd...
• 200 rural youth getting computer training at the kiosks
• Government employees voluntarily getting trained in computers.
• “Advanced course on IT” started in polytechnic college.
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RESULTS contd...
• Local political decision making in resource allocation is affected in favour of IT (Rs. 25 Lakh sanctioned in MPLAD for e-education project)
• Project has generated international level discussions on e-governance model
• Government of MP instituted Gyandoot Award amounting to Rs. 2.00 Lakhs for popular IT projects
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